Russian troops in Ukraine are covering their vehicles with twigs, hay, and trees. There is a video on social media of a Russian vehicle. Ukrainian troops have been using camouflage nets to obscure themselves. The Washington Post reported Wednesday that Russian forces in Ukraine appear to be covering their armored vehicles with carpets, trees, and hay. There is a video on social media depicting a firefight in which a military vehicle is covered in pine trees. —Woofers (@NotWoofers) March 27, 2022 The Post identified a video that shows Russian troops covering an armored vehicle with carpets and tarpaulin. —Rob Lee (@RALee85) March 22, 2022 Several images of a Russian convoy crossing into the eastern Donbas region the day before the war began also show the roofs of military vehicles covered with straw. A photo shows a Russian armored vehicle in a convoy. Rob Lee, an expert on the Russian military, told The Post that the absence of camouflage netting among some Russian forces showed a surprising lack of preparation and an initial overconfidence from their military leaders. The US military has used camouflage nets since the 1990s, and recently upgraded them to fit woodland, snow, and desert environments. Ukrainian troops have also been using such nets, with civilians helping to weave them for use on the frontline. The quality of Russia's troops and equipment has come into question after the invasion of Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Moscow was driving their people to slaughter and that Ukrainian troops had inflicted unprecedented losses. Russian casualties have continued to mount in a war that is almost certainly lasting longer than the Kremlin anticipated. A NATO official estimated on March 24 that at least 40,000 Russian troops were killed in the invasion. The original article is on Business Insider. 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During an online hearing, Connecticut Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis said that Jones failed to comply with court orders to appear at a deposition on March 23 and 24. Bellis said that Jones was working at his studios and broadcasting his show when he was actually staying at home under his doctor's supervision. The clerk suffered life threatening burns and was taken to the hospital. Don't expect Social Security to show you these. Those over the age of 50 who make less than $5,678/mo are entitled to kickbacks in 2022. Denis Pushilin, leader of the Russian-backed self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine, said on Tuesday that the group may consider joining Russia once it controls all of the region. The leader of the other Russian-backed eastern Ukrainian rebel region Luhansk said it may hold a referendum on joining Russia. Russian state-run media is heavily censoring the news of the invasion of Ukraine. GCHQ head Sir Jeremy Fleming said intelligence agencies were releasing information. This man claims to be able to predict the future. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealed to Australian lawmakers for more help in its war against Russia. Zelenskyy has tailored his message to individual countries through video appeals, like the one shown to legislators in the Australian Parliament. The head of GCHQ says that Putin advisers are afraid to tell him the truth. Most of the strikes had been designated at specific military targets. You can get unlimited data for $25 a month. 5G was included. Family plan savings. No family was needed. There are terms that apply. The new logo for Buick has been leaked. The shields were positioned on the same level as the ring. The Russian Defense Ministry made an announcement on Tuesday that it would reduce military activity in the vicinity of the Ukrainian capital city of Kyiv. Kirby said that they think so, but that they don't think it's a real withdrawal. It doesn't mean that the threat to Kyiv is over. The Palestinian Health Ministry said two Palestinians were killed and 15 were wounded in a gun battle after Israeli forces raided a refugee camp. The Israeli military said that a Palestinian stabbed an Israeli man on a bus in the West Bank before being killed by a bystander. Smoke rose from the center of the Jenin refugee camp as gunfire echoed in the background. Some of the best company responses will be seen on social media. Trudeau met with the Williams Lake First Nation in British Columbia, which claimed to have found 93 graves of children at the site of the former St. Joseph's Mission Residential School. Hundreds more burial sites have been found. The chief executive of the company said on Thursday that the plant in Russia will have to close soon because it is running out of parts. The world's fourth largest carmaker has previously said it had suspended all exports and imports of vehicles with Russia, where it operates a van-making plant in the city of Kaluga. Speaking at a news conference, he didn't say if the company was considering a writedown of the value of Kaluga or if it was going to be seized by Moscow. H&M plans to open 95 new stores this year as it targets new markets like South America.Business Insider
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