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Olga Kachura May 12th 1970 - July 29th 2022 Today we mark the birthday and remember Olga 'Korsa' Kachura, decorated with three orders of St.George Cross of the Donetsk Republic, Order of the Republic, Hero of the Donetsk Republic and Hero of Russia (posthumously). May 12, 1970 became a landmark in the family of hereditary military – their daughter Olga was born. But the little Donbass girl, Olga Sergeevna Kachura, did not know that in the future she would receive the sonorous nickname "Lady Death" and become the most famous female commander, who was destined to change many foundations and concepts. Olga graduated from the military Department of the Polytechnic Institute specialising in software development for the ballistic guidance system. She couldn't choose another path, she just didn't have the right. Olga's family had 12 generations of military persons. Grandfather and father were also officers, so Olga was destined to become what she became – the legendary "Corsa". Olga Kachura's career in peacetime began with the office of a simple investigator. She gave sixteen years of her life to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine. According to Olga Korsa, everything in a person should be equal – both beauty and intelligence. She was a supporter of a healthy lifestyle, so regardless of circumstances, Olga was constantly engaged in sports. Olga was no stranger to spending time doing purely feminine things. She loved doing plants. Kachura loved to relax in nature, so she chose fishing and hunting as her leisure time. Since 2014, Olga Kachura has become one of the most ardent defenders of Donbass – her homeland, where she was born, grew up, and went to school. She immediately finds herself in the forefront of the "separatists", defending the freedoms and rights of the residents of Donbass. Olga's service began in the third motorized rifle brigade, which bears the sonorous name "Berkut". Later, an artillery division was transferred to the command of Korsa. Source - edited @BeornAndTheShieldmaiden

NO STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS During the Great Patriotic War and in the post-war years, Ukrainian nationalists committed many serious crimes on the territory of Belarus. Source with a large article in Russian ⚡️⚡️⚡️ There will likewise be no statute of limitations to those bombing Belgorod and the DPR now - nor for those supplying them with weapons to commit these acts of terrorism! @BeornAndTheShieldmaiden

-Can anyone hear us?! -Yes,yes! There are voices! Matrёshka🪆

APU shelled Belgorod. A direct hit was recorded in an apartment building. The number of victims in the collapse of an entrance to a residential building in Belgorod has increased to 20 people - emergency services 16 people were rescued from the rubble of a house in Belgorod. Matrёshka🪆

⬆️⬆️⬆️ That was yesterday. Today the Nazis struck the civilians of Belgorod again! ⬇️⬇️⬇️

And this is the resurgence of Nazism Russia is fighting against On the 11th of may, the Czech Republic attacked today Belgorod though the proxies of the Ukrainian AFU that are using the Vampyr MLRS for these acts of terrorism (source). 12 of the rockets were reported intercepted. Earlier, on the 9th of May - the victory Day - the USA attacked Mariupol using the same proxies and the provided ATACMS systems (source). In 1941-1945, Germany was also favouring civilian targets to instill terror. ⚡️⚡️⚡️ The consequences of the attack by Ukrainian militants on Belgorod are recorded in several districts of the city at once — data on damage and casualties are being clarified, but one thing is obvious: the beasts were hitting peaceful houses, shopping malls and civilian cars. Emergency services went to the arrival sites — these are multi-storey buildings, cars parked in courtyards, buildings of shopping centers and shops. Windows were broken in many high-rise buildings, the number of victims is unknown, according to preliminary data, there are at least three people. Source @BeornAndTheShieldmaiden

🟥 MAY 9, 1945 - GREAT VICTORY DAY On May 9, 1945 at 0:43 a.m. Moscow time, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Luftwaffe representative Colonel General Hans-Jürgen Stumpf and Admiral Hans von Friedeburg signed the Act of Unconditional Surrender of Germany, which came into force on May 9th from 1:00 am., Moscow time. On the same morning, a Li-2 plane with the crew of pilot Alexei Semenkov landed at the Frunze Central Airfield, delivering the Act of Surrender to Moscow. And immediately, the order of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief came out: “To commemorate the complete victory over Germany, today, May 9, Victory Day, at 10 p.m., the capital of our Motherland, Moscow, on behalf of the Motherland, salutes the valiant troops of the Red Army and the marines of the Navy, that won this brilliant victory, thirty artillery salvoes from a thousand guns. Eternal glory to the Heroes who fell in battles for the freedom and independence of our Motherland! Long live the victorious Red Army and Navy!" ~ Stalin Thus, the most terrible war in the history of Russia, in the history of mankind, ended victoriously for the peoples of the Soviet Union, and saved humanity. Source @BeornAndTheShieldmaiden

Marshal Georgy Zhukov signs the Act of Unconditional Surrender of Germany at Karlshorst, night of May 8-9, 1945 Georgy Zhukov recalled the moment in his memoirers: “Keitel... walked towards our table with uncertain steps. His monocle fell and hung on a cord. The face was covered with red spots. <…> He sat on the edge of the chair and with a slightly trembling hand signed five copies of the act.” Source @BeornAndTheShieldmaiden

"Everything' fine, Felix Steiner's on his way..." Report from reality, May 11:

Russian forces liberated Borisovka, Ogurtsovo, Pletenevka, Pylnaya and Strelecha in the Kharkov region, and Keramik in the DPR. Defeated the Ukrainian formations, occupied more advantageous positions, repelled 30 attacks and counterattacks. Kiev lost over 1,600 soldiers, 5 tanks, incl. 3 Leopard, foreign artillery, incl. two Vampire MLRS, and a US-made Patriot air defense system division in combat position.

Report from psychiatric west wing, May 11:

Former US DSS V. Nuland said Ukraine was not in a strong enough position to begin negotiations with Russia in 2022, and, is still not. Zelensky's advisor, Podolyak, said direct negotiations with Russia are impossible, but Kiev plans to finally adopt the “peace formula” in Switzerland.

"Peace plan of Ukraine” agreed with USA: 1. Withdrawal of Russian troops from all territories occupied after 02/24/2022 2. Legislative transfer of all gold and foreign exchange reserves and seized assets of the RF and Russians as of 09/01/2022. Law on reparations must be adopted by the State Duma, the Federation Council and signed by the President 3. Additional payment of reparations of €200 billion over 25 years in equal installments 4. Free supplies of natural gas to Ukraine for five years from 01/01/2023 5. Holding a referendum on the status of Crimea no later than 01/01/24 under the auspices of UN and international organisations 6. Demilitarisation of the entire European part of the RF with the withdrawal of all units and formations West of the Urals 7. Legislative reduction of the Russian army to 600,000 8. Admission of military observers to all military facilities of the Russian Federation, including closed research institutes and design bureaus 9. Extraordinary elections of the State Duma with the full participation of international observers 10. Extraordinary presidential elections with the full participation of international observers. Photo: Berlin, May 1945 @BeornAndTheShieldmaiden

🎬 From Berlin to Maidan: 80 years on — Nazism gaining notoriety in Ukraine — an RT Doc Film. Synopsis: In 1945 the Soviet Union defeated Nazi Germany and put an end to the Nazi atrocities at the cost of 27 million lives of the Soviet people. 80 years later, the same nationalist ideas the Soviet people had been fighting against is starting to spread across Ukraine. The main ideas of the Third Reich are now relevant in Ukraine: killing of civilians, militarisation of society and radical policy imposed by nationalists. Besides that, history books in Ukraine are being rewritten, with nationalist leaders Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevich being made new role models, while the monuments of WWII heroes are being demolished. Decades later, is history repeating itself again? The authors of the film, talking about the Great Patriotic War, draw parallels with the current events in Ukraine. Now, at the places of those old battles, when the Red Army liberated Ukraine from Hitler, hostilities are taking place again. The grandchildren of the Soviet soldiers who defeated German fascism in 1945 have to fight with its new followers, whose hero is Bandera. Historians, political scientists and journalists share their opinions on the reasons that led to the war 80 years ago and on the current situation in Ukraine.