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  10. Spot on documentary about the modern day David vs Goliath when you think that a few hundred dollar drone can take out a multi million dollar Tank. This sounds like a good value idea, let Putin pour millions upon millions of dollars into the war, let it financially cripple him.

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  12. That´s awesome work. It’s really imaginative to build drones that can carry and drop grenades. It is a cheap and effective weapon to defend the country against invaders. Causes fear in russians when they never know when and where a grenade will drop completely silently around their neck, even if they are sheltered in a trench.

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  20. The UK and USA general public tax payer DO NOT want to provide weapons of mass destruction to the Ukraine. Rather than ignore Putin, we want Biden, Blinken, Johnson and Truss to re-open talks with Russia. It’s the UK and USA who are prolonging this war and actually help killing the Ukraine citizens. Let’s STOP the west from interfering with other countries cultures… isn’t that then actual democracy instead of the USA/ NATO/ UN dictating what their version of democracy is.

    Let’s make them never forget, politicians are here to serve us, the general tax paying citizen @USA @UK @Canada —

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  25. EU steps back into coal age –
    (But Slava Ukraine nevertheless, right? )
    😆😆😆😆 🇺🇦 🚽

    Published: 26 Jun 2022 | 14:32 GMT

    Several members of the bloc have announced emergency plans to boost ‘dirty fuel’ usage amid the shortage of Russian gas

    A number of EU countries have launched emergency plans aimed to lower and ration the use of natural gas and resurrect coal-fired power production, Business Insider reported on Tuesday.

    This week, Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands announced that coal-generated power could help them cope with an energy crisis in the coming winter. German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Robert Habeck said the country made a “bitter” decision to restart coal power plants.

    “But if we don’t do it, then we run the risk that the storage facilities will not be full enough at the end of the year towards the winter season. And then we are blackmailable on a political level,” he stated, as cited by Reuters. Austria also announced that it would be converting a gas-fired power plant to run on coal in case of emergencies, while the Netherlands removed its limit on coal-generated energy production.

    Reports also indicate that Italy’s coal-fired power plants have been stocking up on coal over the last few months.

    Meanwhile, the Netherlands and Denmark on Monday also announced emergency plans that imply gas rationing in case of supply shortages. Italy is also mulling over declaring a state of alert on energy, Reuters reported, citing sources, which means the country could also start rationing gas to industrial users. Germany and Austria have already launched emergency plans of a similar nature.

    The shift from EU’s coal-free ‘green energy’ aspirations to the ‘dirty fuel’ came after the bloc’s major gas supplier, Russia’s Gazprom, slashed deliveries by 60% last week through the Nord Stream pipeline. This happened after German maintenance provider Siemens failed to return pumping units from repairs in Canada, due to Ottawa’s anti-Russia sanctions.
    Russia has stressed that the move was due to purely technical reasons, as the facility that pumps gas from Russia to Germany and further into Europe is unable to perform at normal capacity, with only three pumping units out of eight in operation.

    “We have gas, it is ready to be delivered, but the Europeans must give back the equipment, which should be repaired under their obligations,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday, as cited by Reuters.

    European officials, however, have slammed the decision as political. The bloc relies on Russia for 40% of its natural gas needs and the cut in deliveries poses a threat to the EU’s energy security. The demand for natural gas is quite high in the region at the moment, as the summer heat forces Europeans to step up the use of cooling systems. However, the situation may worsen closer to the winter months, when the heating season consumption is much higher.

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  27. The UK and USA general public tax payer DO NOT want to provide weapons of mass destruction to the Ukraine. Rather than ignore Putin, we want Biden and Johnson to re-open talks with Russia. It’s the UK and USA who are prolonging this war and actually help killing the Ukraine citizens. Let’s STOP the west from interfering with other countries cultures… isn’t that then actual democracy instead of the USA/ NATO/ UN dictating what their version of democracy is.

    Lets make them never forget, politicians are here to serve us, the general tax paying citizen @USA @UK

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  29. 😆 So successful that ukraine has lost 80% of its soldiers, 50% of land, and 50% of its crops 👌👍 . People really don't believe this 'narrative' style reporting anymore. Please feel free to report truth.

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  30. Knowing that your recreational hobby could be used to fight for your nation and freedom is comforting. Just like recreational hunters, drone pilots will have already been trained in the basics and some have military training as well. I am a lifelong hunter with several years in the Marine Corps, who is also a drone pilot that can rebuild my own drones. Only my health and age has prevented me from offering my assistance there. But, if there was ever an incursion into my own country I'd be right there offering my experience and skills to secure my nation and protect my people!

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  31. Dear Russia and China, tiny weiners are not a reason to kill. I understand through experience the average russian and chinese male unit is TINY and I understand the frustration but seriously it's your own problem u have a small package so stop killing people and seek a penis enlargment specialist… It's cheaper than war

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