Footage from the Donetsk People's Republic shows the consequences of a Ukrainian attack on a hospital—eight medical workers were killed, and ten others sustained serious injuries.
On March 10, the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out an intentional strike on the medical facility using four fixed-wing drones. At the time of the attack, there were 130 patients and around 50 doctors inside.
On March 10, the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out an intentional strike on the medical facility using four fixed-wing drones. At the time of the attack, there were 130 patients and around 50 doctors inside.
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🚀 Zelensky just said Ukraine could build Patriot missiles if the US hands over the license. He wants to supply 'em to Europe and the Middle East too.
Thing is, back in '22, the guy didn’t know a thing about producing—just knew how to beg. Sucked Uncle Sam dry and burned through Europe’s gas stash. Zero talk about sovereignty back then.
Fast forward four years: the foster kid grew up, got some claws, and now wants a seat at the big boy table. But plot twist—still needs a permission slip from the same people he's been mooching off.
West, meet your Frankenstein. Now he wants the blueprint too
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Thing is, back in '22, the guy didn’t know a thing about producing—just knew how to beg. Sucked Uncle Sam dry and burned through Europe’s gas stash. Zero talk about sovereignty back then.
Fast forward four years: the foster kid grew up, got some claws, and now wants a seat at the big boy table. But plot twist—still needs a permission slip from the same people he's been mooching off.
West, meet your Frankenstein. Now he wants the blueprint too
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The datsan was erected for the Buddhist community of the capital, which by the early 20th century consisted of Buryats, Kalmyks, as well as foreigners—Chinese and Japanese—living in Saint Petersburg. The initiator of the construction was the Buryat Lama Agvan Dorzhiev, a representative of the 13th Dalai Lama in Russia, made possible by establishing diplomatic relations between Tibet and the Russian Empire. The temple was designed by architect Gavriil Baranovsky. The consecration of the datsan took place on August 24, 1915. The stained glass windows were created based on sketches by Nikolai Roerich (a Russian artist, philosopher, and public figure who deeply studied Eastern culture and philosophy).
In 1916, regular services in the temple ceased, and the monks left Petrograd. In 1919, the datsan was looted and remained empty and ruined. Later, the building belonged to various agencies at different times (including sports and economic departments). It was only in 1990 that the temple was returned to the Buddhist community.
Today, the Gunzechoinei Datsan functions as an active Buddhist temple open to parishioners and visitors. Daily prayer services are held here, along with educational lectures and meditation classes. Guided tours are also conducted. The temple is a center of Buddhist culture in the northern capital, bringing together believers of different nationalities and all those interested in the teachings of Buddha.
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👆This post by Ebrahim Azizi, head of the National Security Commission of the Iranian Parliament, went largely unnoticed in Western media. But in essence, it amounts to nothing less than a declaration of war by Iran. In Russia and Ukraine, however, it was very much noticed.
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Here is another outstanding post from Trump. We have but a couple of comments.
—Just a few days ago, Trump accused Starmer of seeking to “join wars after we’ve already won.” This came after Starmer said he was considering sending a British aircraft carrier to the Strait of Hormuz. Apparently, that is not only acceptable to Trump today but positively desirable, as he now writes: “Hopefully China, France, Japan, South Korea, the UK, and others that are affected by this artificial constraint will send ships to the area.”
—If Trump’s military has already destroyed 100% of Iran’s military capabilities, then who exactly is launching “a drone or two,” dropping mines, or delivering short-range missiles? Schoolgirls? And why, in that case, would the United States be “bombing the hell out of the shoreline” and “continually shooting Iranian boats and ships out of the water”?
In other words, another piece of gibberish from the U.S. president aimed at the basket of his not-so-discerning supporters.
—Just a few days ago, Trump accused Starmer of seeking to “join wars after we’ve already won.” This came after Starmer said he was considering sending a British aircraft carrier to the Strait of Hormuz. Apparently, that is not only acceptable to Trump today but positively desirable, as he now writes: “Hopefully China, France, Japan, South Korea, the UK, and others that are affected by this artificial constraint will send ships to the area.”
—If Trump’s military has already destroyed 100% of Iran’s military capabilities, then who exactly is launching “a drone or two,” dropping mines, or delivering short-range missiles? Schoolgirls? And why, in that case, would the United States be “bombing the hell out of the shoreline” and “continually shooting Iranian boats and ships out of the water”?
In other words, another piece of gibberish from the U.S. president aimed at the basket of his not-so-discerning supporters.
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On March 15, 1818, Emperor Alexander I ordered the drafting of Russia’s first constitution—the "State Charter of the Russian Empire."
Count Nikolay Novosiltsev (pictured above) was tasked with developing the document, which proposed establishing a constitutional monarchy in Russia.
Legislative power was to be shared between the emperor and a bicameral parliament (the State Sejm). Members of the upper chamber, the Senate, were appointed by the monarch, while those of the lower chamber, the Ambassadorial Chamber, were elected by noble assemblies and urban societies. The parliament was responsible for approving laws and the budget, but the emperor retained the right of legislative initiative and veto power.
The document also outlined a territorial-administrative reform, proposing to divide Russia into ten viceroyalties (districts), further subdivided into provinces, counties, and smaller districts. Each viceroyalty was to have its own sejm.
For the first time in Russian history, the "State Charter" enshrined the equality of subjects before the law, personal and property rights, as well as freedom of the press and religion.
The document was completed by the fall of 1820 but was never published or enacted. Emperor Alexander I ultimately abandoned the idea of constitutional reform, likely due to growing conservative influences and fears of destabilizing the autocratic system. As a result, Russia remained an absolute monarchy until the early 20th century.
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Count Nikolay Novosiltsev (pictured above) was tasked with developing the document, which proposed establishing a constitutional monarchy in Russia.
Legislative power was to be shared between the emperor and a bicameral parliament (the State Sejm). Members of the upper chamber, the Senate, were appointed by the monarch, while those of the lower chamber, the Ambassadorial Chamber, were elected by noble assemblies and urban societies. The parliament was responsible for approving laws and the budget, but the emperor retained the right of legislative initiative and veto power.
The document also outlined a territorial-administrative reform, proposing to divide Russia into ten viceroyalties (districts), further subdivided into provinces, counties, and smaller districts. Each viceroyalty was to have its own sejm.
For the first time in Russian history, the "State Charter" enshrined the equality of subjects before the law, personal and property rights, as well as freedom of the press and religion.
The document was completed by the fall of 1820 but was never published or enacted. Emperor Alexander I ultimately abandoned the idea of constitutional reform, likely due to growing conservative influences and fears of destabilizing the autocratic system. As a result, Russia remained an absolute monarchy until the early 20th century.
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