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UA-RU-NATO | May 1st-30th | REPORTS

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Lukashenka is evidently feeling better since he is traveling to Moscow on the 24th to "discuss issues that have not yet been resolved in our relations" (confirmed by the Kremlin; source: https://ria.ru/20230522/lukashenko-1873415253.html). Immediately after this announcement we get word that Roman Protasevich has been pardoned. If the name doesn't ring a bell - that's the Belarussian dissident famously arrested on Luka's orders in May 2021 when the Belarussians forced a Vilnius-bound Ryanair flight to divert to Minsk - in what was widely regarded as an act of aircraft piracy.

I'm gonna say the timing here is not coincidental, and Luka is sending a message to Moscow.

Source for the latter news:
 
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⚠️ #Ukraine’s #ZNPP this morning lost all external electricity for 7th time during conflict, forcing it to rely on emergency diesel generators for power; nuclear safety situation at the plant extremely vulnerable.
We must agree to protect plant now; this situation cannot continue.

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Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency
 
“Ukraine issued an appeal to its European allies on Sunday, asking to urgently receive ambulances for the frontlines ahead of a counterattack.Poland responded first & sent 26 ambulances within 24h of the appeal”- Ukraine’s Deputy Defense Minister Oleksandr Polishchuk
 
Please Post or Discuss Russias Abrupt End To UN-Grain Deal Here:
 

Japan to provide 100 military vehicles to Ukraine​


 
Interesting development:Today at 5.30[Kyiv time zone], the #Russia|n intelligence ship "Ivan Khurs” was attacked by 3 Unmanned surface vehicles about 40 miles north of the Bosphorus straits. Russian sources claimed that the attack it’s been repulsed
 
Russian President Vladimir Putin told an audience Tuesday that Russia was going through “difficult times” as its invasion of Ukraine continues, but said national pride was growing.
“Yes, Russia is going through difficult times now; things have never been easy, but, still, today we are seeing a moment of our common consolidation, with our national pride being sharpened,” Putin told an awards ceremony Tuesday, according to comments reported by state news agency Tass.

Elsewhere, the Kremlin said Wednesday that it’s premature to talk about a peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, with Putin’s Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov saying the preconditions for an end to the conflict did not yet exist.
When asked by reporters which peace proposals were closest to Russia’s position, Peskov said:
“It is premature to talk about this as long as there are no prerequisites for a peaceful settlement. The special military operation continues,” as Russia calls its unprovoked invasion of its neighbor.
 
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