Hi MatiaS, good to hear that you have gained from Laura's work and the forum, I can relate to that too.
Mikhail Khodorkovsky (Enemy of the State)Russian forces launched multiple missile attacks early Friday on a wide range of targets across Ukraine, causing substantial damage in and around the central city of Dnipro, and also attacking airports in the far west of the country, which had previously been spared from the conflict.
There was substantial damage to the airport at Lutsk in northwestern Ukraine, some 70 miles from the Polish border. The Governor of Volyn region said four missiles had been fired from a Russian bomber and two people were killed. Plumes of smoke also rose from the military airfield at Ivano-Frankivsk, western Ukraine, which was struck by missiles.
The Russian Defense Ministry said Friday: “high-precision long-range weapons attacked Ukraine's military infrastructure.
The military airfields in Lutsk and Ivano-Frankovsk were put out of action."
Closer to Kyiv, fighting has intensified to the northeast and east of the capital, after the Ukrainians successfully intercepted and attacked an advancing Russian tank column on Thursday. That front is still very active.
An overnight airstrike in the Brovary district just east of Kyiv caused no casualties, according to Kyiv authorities.
Ukrainian authorities also reported a missile strike in the town of Baryshivka overnight, some 45 miles east of the capital. According to authorities, 60 apartments were damaged along with four apartment buildings and 10 houses.
According to Ukraine's Operational Command East, a missile strike on the outskirts of Dnipro killed one civilian and damaged a primary school building, apartment buildings and a shoe factory.
"All components of Ukraine's defense forces, state authorities and local governments are working to eliminate the consequences of another missile attack on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure and provide assistance to the victims," it said.
The Russian column that had sat for nearly two weeks outside Kyiv has now dispersed, according to Maxar satellite imagery from Thursday. The forces appear to be regrouping.
Thomas Bullock, senior analyst at Janes, told CNN that, "Ukraine’s tactic of targeting supply lines has worked well especially during the first 5-10 days of the war. This was partially down to Ukrainian tactics and partially down to how Russia was operating."
"During the first couple of days of the war Russian forces appear to have prioritized rushing forward to secure objectives quickly. This means they weren’t advancing as a coherent frontline securing territory as they go," he said.
"This effectively allowed Ukrainian forces to slip behind Russia’s advanced mechanized units and attack logistics columns traveling on unsecured roads in the rear.
"It’s unclear how effective this tactic will be as Russia begins to reorient its forces for a longer war following their failure to secure a quick victory," Bullock added.
Well , I doubt that Croatia will see this as provocation worthy of military action. Begining of February Croatian president warn about potential NATO expansion to Ukraine.
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Absolutely. The reaction, all across the board, is stunning. Not only the lockstep media, but the actions that have been taken by governments and corporations. There seems to be, in my opinion, an entity at the top managing everything. Who/What that entity is remains to be hidden, but one could speculate.
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Thank you so much! I'm new here -)Hello, yes - see this post about using the search function.
You can search 'portals' by using the 'advanced search' tab, and select 'Cassiopaean Transcripts' as the target area of your search. To select this, you can click the 'select threads' tab. That will lead you to some interesting results. For instance, there are many things that are portals that we consider to be natural phenomena!
Ball lightning, tornadoes and hurricanes are all portals - and these portals can be utilized for energy. For instance, Hurricane Erin's energy was utilized for 9/11, apparently. Something to keep in mind as extreme weather events start ramping up:
Session 28 May 2013
Session Date: May 28th 2013 Laura, Ark, Belibaste, Perceval, Andromeda, Kniall, Ailen, PoB, Anart, Athena, Data, mkrnhr, Mr. Scott Q: (L) Today is 28 May 2013. And we apparently have a bunch of questions written down here, and a lot of things on our minds. So I guess we might as well get...
And in this great post, we learn about 'windows' - stars, planets, atoms, protons and photons are all windows.
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Thanks Goyacobol, I will try not to be a tool of a tool haha and will instead look at learning this Dowsing. Perhaps I can win lottery and donate it all to the quantum future group :cool2:
This leads to an interesting question - is there a difference between a window and a portal? If so, what is the a difference?
Thx. So You think that this will not be abused with NATO. Can this be used then maybe against NATO? As actually it flew over 3 NATO countries without a reaction from NATO.Well , I doubt that Croatia will see this as provocation worthy of military action. Begining of February Croatian president warn about potential NATO expansion to Ukraine.
"While I'm the president, I will be opposed to NATO expanding anywhere," Milanović told reporters...
"I think that anyone advocating NATO's enlargement to Ukraine threatens also Croatian interests. We are in NATO and tomorrow someone could order our people to be deployed there," explained Milanović.
Croatian President Opposed to NATO's Enlargement to Ukraine - Total Croatia
“While I’m the president, I will be opposed to NATO expanding anywhere,” Milanović told reporters on Friday. The statement, which is contrary to NATO’s “open door policy”, comes at a time when tensions between Russia, which has been amassing troops on the border with Ukraine, and Western...www.total-croatia-news.com
Croat president slams UK, demands agreement with Russia
And it looks like he see this as accident and not as attack:
President Milanovic: Drone crash in Zagreb was not an attack against Croatia
Croatia's President, Zoran Milanovic, said on Friday that a Soviet-made reconnaissance drone which crashed in Zagreb on Thursday night constituted "a serious incident" and that an investigation was underway. The incident is considered as an accident and the event "was not directed against...
There are currently about 4,000 Ukrainians living in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and about 2,000 in Croatia. Ukrainians immigrated to this area at the end of the 19th century when Bosnia became part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy.
I apologize, but I meant the regular fort cities, and I think we do not have star fort cities.
In Croatia, there are many, along River Sava or around like Slavonski Brod, Nova Gradiška, Sisak .. than you have Osijek, Petrinja, Karlovac, Split, Šibenik etc ... a lot indeed! DIdn't investigate deep, as it is difficult to trace Croatian star forts as they are mostly incorporated into the cities, only Slavonski Bord is standing separate and is one of the biggest in the world ....
Wow, I didn't know that there are so many star forts in Croatia. There are some here in Serbia. Many bastion-type fortresses, but on photos from a bird's eye view, do not look star shape or with 6 ir more angles. Maybe because of the ravages of time and changing terrain.