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Fundraising for «Wild Hornet» bomber drones for FPV units continues.
The Bomber is the perfect solution for a reusable FPV drone. Thanks to this drone, our defenders can make dozens of sorties with one drone, dropping new portions of explosives on the heads of the Russian occupiers.
According to Censor.NET, please join the Wild Hornets' fundraising for a batch of bombs for Ukraine's defenders. Your donation is an "explosive" help in the fight against the enemy.
Monobank: send.monobank.ua/jar/E5kHzqvBb
Bank card: 5375411207988499
PayPal: donate@svoboda-ukrainy.com
Watch more: Detonation of ammunition after "Wild Hornets" drone strike on the occupiers’ field depot. VIDEO
Rheinmetall to supply ’hundreds of thousands’ of ammunition to Ukraine, including prototypes of artillery shells with range of 100 km - CEO Papperger.
This year, the German defence concern Rheinmetall plans to supply ’hundreds of thousands’ of munitions to Ukraine, including prototypes of artillery shells with a range of 100 km.
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Czech Republic officially recalls its ambassador from Russia.
The Czech Republic withdrew its ambassador from Russia, although he had been in Prague since 2022.
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Xi Jinping arrives on visit to France
Chinese leader Xi Jinping arrived in France on a visit to begin his tour of Europe.
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Elevator damaged by rocket attack in Poltava community.
Today, on 5 May, Russians launched a missile attack on the Poltava region, damaging an elevator in the Poltava community.
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Consequences of Russian attack on centre of Kharkiv: 10 injured, over 15 apartment blocks, sports complex, and office buildings damaged.
On Easter, 5 May, the occupiers launched three strikes with anti-aircraft guns in the centre of Kharkiv.
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Nestle accused of adding sugar to baby food sold in lower income countries.
A new investigation claiming Nestle is adding sugar to baby foods that are sold in lower and middle income countries is sparking infant health concerns around the world. A researcher with the Swiss investigative organization Public Eye made the di...
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Makeup artist Patrick Ta calls success of self-named beauty brand 'mind-blowing'.
ABC News' Phil Lipof spoke with celebrity makeup artist Patrick Ta on representation, his makeup brand, how social media has blossomed his business and how family support helped carve his career. ––– Subscribe to ABC News on YouTube: Watch 24/7 co...
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Dairy worker with bird flu developed pinkeye but no respiratory symptoms.
A Texas dairy worker who caught bird flu from a sick cow did not have any usual symptoms but did have a bad case of pinkeye, causing concerns that the virus could mutate as it spreads from animals to humans. » Subscribe to NBC News: NBC News Digit...
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'First time China has used this level of aggression', says Philippine coastguard.
China has been blasted as a "bully country" and international law breaker after its ships dramatically blasted Philippine vessels with water cannon in the South China Sea. Philippine Coast Guard spokesman Jay Tarriela said it was the first time th...
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Electoral Dysfunction: Did Boris Johnson deliberately forget his ID?.
New Electoral Dysfunction Boris Johnson forgot his ID at the polling booth - despite passing the law for photo ID in elections. Ruth Davidson, Jess Phillips and Beth Rigby look at the former PM's gaffe - and ask if it may have been deliberate... #...
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This is the consolation prize for the oldies: Laura.
'Friday Follies': Raymond Arroyo highlights the difficulties President Biden had while awarding the Presidential Medal of Freedom to various allies on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’ Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Video: Watch Fox News Channel L...
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