Oorlog in Oekra�ne #961 Zal de hulp er nu toch echt gaan komen?

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Op zondag 21 april 2024 08:51 schreef AchJa het volgende:

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Er is nog steeds nul bevestiging van die "heleboel vliegtuigen" en die "opgeblazen patriots"...

Een hoop verhalen hebben we gelezen, verder niks. Net als de aanvallen op een aantal vliegvelden een week of twee geleden. Dus het zijn geen "feiten".

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Explosions reported in Sevastopol: Russia claims anti-ship missile destroyed
Residents of occupied Sevastopol woke up to loud explosions on the morning of April 21, and the Crimean Bridge was closed. The city's Kremlin-installed authorities attributed this to the interception of an anti-ship missile
Telegram channels "Crimean Wind" and ASTRA have shared updates on the situation.

Local residents began reporting explosions around 07:30, accompanied by sightings of smoke.

Reports indicate that fire engines were dispatched to the northern side of Sevastopol, heading toward Sukharna Bay or Hollandia Bay following the explosions.

Occupying forces reportedly blocked traffic on the Crimean Bridge.

Subsequently, the self-proclaimed governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhaev, stated that military personnel on a ship in the north repelled an apparent anti-ship missile attack earlier that morning.

He noted that the debris from the incident caused a minor fire, which has since been extinguished.

• Given the recent attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the Dzhankoy airbase and the subsequent destruction of air defense systems on April 17, strikes on the Crimean Bridge from Ukraine are anticipated in Russia.

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How Britain’s stolen Range Rovers and Rolls-Royces ended up on the streets of Moscow
[img]Criminal gangs are supplying Kremlin elites with the Western luxuries they crave
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/dam/business/2024/04/19/TELEMMGLPICT000374509215_17135474769010_trans_NvBQzQNjv4Bq7t4Eljyiy6iRMFuEKY2dXA1vLvhkMtVb21dMmpQBfEs.jpeg?imwidth=960[/img]
Upon first inspection, the red shipping container sitting in an Essex storage site would have looked unremarkable but the police officers who opened it up knew better.

Acting on a tip, they emptied out stacks of bicycles and white goods to reveal the real, hidden cargo: three stolen Range Rovers, wrapped up in mattresses and rugs, worth a combined �170,000.

More have followed since that discovery in June 2022 and the tempo is increasing.

Other discoveries include: Bentley, Audi and Toyota cars worth �250,000 sandwiched into a container together; a �300,000 Rolls-Royce Dawn, nestled among the remains of 13 other chopped up cars; and high-end Lexus Saloons stacked like cards on top of one another.

Last year, Essex Police’s stolen vehicle intelligence unit intercepted more than 60 containers like this before they were exported, carrying 240 cars worth around �13m.

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