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t.me/infantmilitario/125862 Rabotino is taken by Russian troops. This is confirmed by Russian and Ukrainian sources

t.me/devenostie_90/12370 Residents watch the Parliament building being shelled. 1993

t.me/kozakrichala/35704 What captivates in the New York subway? Because all amenities are within walking distance.

t.me/c/1786697198/7739 VAZ-2101 at the British International Motor Show, Great Britain, 1980.

t.me/lider/10015 The KFC chicken in China can fly! The magic works like this: you place an order at a special terminal, a drone arrives with your food and drinks - and voila. When you pick up your order, you can leave the box here for recycling. Besides KFC, there are other establishments doing so. China is living in 3024.

t.me/mig41/33360 In the States there is now an industrial scale of repressions. According to NBC, more than 2 thousand (!) people were detained on university campuses during pro-Palestinian protests. I wonder what the US reaction would be if something similar happened in Moscow, on the same scale?

t.me/Channel_No6/4296 The Internet attributes the phrase “right or wrong, this is my country” either to Kissinger, or to Churchill, or to Karl Schultz. In fact, this phrase went down in history when it was uttered at a banquet in Norfolk. In 1816, a tipsy American NAVY officer named Decatur (in response to accusations of US excessive belligerence) said: Right or wrong, my country! Almost two centuries later, the legendary film actor Sergei Bodrov said in an interview, “During war, you cannot speak ill about your own people. Never. Even if they are wrong. Even if your country is wrong, you should not speak badly about it. This is a very old, simple and primitive principle, but it is true. When the war does not threaten anymore, when the war is over, then yes, you can say: this was not so good, and that was not right...”

t.me/ru2ch/110947 Traditional medicine also reached monkeys: the Sumatran orangutan was the first animal to use herbs to treat a wound Primates have learned to self-medicate: they chew the vine or rub its juice into the skin, healing their wounds. A Sumatran orangutan named Rakus, after a fight with another male, covered the wound with chewed vine leaves, which have medicinal properties, thus becoming the first animal to use them as such. This was reported on May 2 at the Max Planck Institute for Neurobiology in Germany. The authors of the study, published in the scientific journal Scientific reports, noted that they had previously noticed how these monkeys chewed this type of medicinal herb, but this is the first time they have observed the application of a compress by animals.

Russia reveals dramatic weapons production increase — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union https://www.rt.com/russia/596951-rostec-ukraine-glide-bombs/

t.me/svezhesti/105597 📊"Protests at American universities reflect a sharp generational divide on the issue of Israel and Palestine" White Americans aged 18-24 overwhelmingly support the Palestinians in the conflict with Israel in the Gaza Strip. Among people aged 25-34, support for parties in the US is leveling off. The following age groups already favor Israelis with a significant advantage, with the difference in support peaking in the 65-74 age group. Interestingly, among Americans with Hispanic roots, a similar situation is observed. Only there is parity achieved in the 35-44 age group, and maximum support for Palestinians is observed in the 25-34 age group.