The Ukrainian civilians are taking up arms against the Russians. Ukrainian soldiers were photographed playing checkers and using Molotov cocktails while guarding a barricade outside of Kyiv. Photos taken on Sunday by Chris McGrath are going crazy on social media. The homemade bottle bombs have become a symbol of Ukrainian resistance against the Russian invasion. According to The Washington Post, as the Russian military rolled into Ukraine, authorities encouraged citizens to make the weapons, leading to a spike in online searches for how to make a Molotov cocktail. The Pravda Brewery switched production from beer to bombs after receiving instructions from the Ukrainian army. Other companies have helped increase production. The article was originally on HuffPost. People are throwing Molotov cocktails against a backdrop of flames in photos shared hundreds of times on social media. The pictures show Ukrainians attacking Russian tanks. While Ukrainians have been making Molotov cocktails in response to the Russian invasion, the photos were taken as anti-government protests swept the capital. They are using a game. Two Ukrainian soldiers got married on Sunday at a checkpoint. Their wedding was attended by the mayor. Russia has been hit with massive sanctions by the West. It didn't stop short of targeting Russian oil and gas. The Ukrainians are going to continue to resist fiercely and effectively, according to the CIA Director. A bipartisan group of US senators have put forth a bill that would slap more sanctions on Russia. Lisa said that a picture she took of her neighborhood after it was bombed wasn't enough to convince her parents of what Russia was doing. Zelensky told the world in a video message on Monday that he was not hiding and that he and his family would stay in Kyiv. The Daily Beast reported that more attempts have been made since Ukrainian officials said they were able to foil an assassination plot. You can subscribe fo. The invasion of Russia was not going to happen because President Putin did not know the true state of his health. Thousands of tourists from Russia are currently stranded in Thailand, officials said on Tuesday, as Western sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine put a squeeze on Russians struggling to find flights and finances. More than 7,000 Russians have been stranded in Thailand because of flight cancellation, rouble currency crisis and payment problems from Russian banks being cut off from the global SWIFT system. Thanks to confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, the owner of the Scheherazade has remained a mystery. Since Russia invaded, the U.S. has moved a lot of arms into Ukraine. The club's long-time owner, Roman Abramovich, has been linked to the Russian state. He denied having any connection to Putin. When shells are falling on your city, you don't have time to apply for visas and travel documents. Last Week Tonight host John Oliver earned a growing number of critics after making comments about sex work. The man who was once the richest man in Russia told CNN that he was convinced that Putin didn't have much time left. Israeli officials said today that the ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine are at a critical juncture. Israel, which has good relations with both Russia and Ukraine, is in a unique situation. Israeli officials with direct information about the talks said they feel there is a change of position on both sides. Ukrainian soldiers stand guard outside the train station in Irpin. A national security analyst called the military of Ukraine "decrepit" and the navy a "sorry state" in the year 2004. A photo of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is being posted on Facebook and is said to show him sharing a meal with soldiers. The posts are misleading, as the photo was taken when Zelensky visited eastern Ukraine on February 17, 2022, days before Russia launched a military operation in the country. There is a picture of the Facebook p. Exchange Club Youths of the month were named in February, but the January awards program was delayed because of COVID-19. I was on the edge of my seat every day as I was around him.
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