>It's Bullshit.
>Does Twitter have hidden capabilities given only to exclusive individuals?
I'd let her jag meet my singh
>sunlight
https://t.me/mapsukraine/406
Ukrainian forces receive a tank shell from around 300m
https://t.me/mapsukraine/405
Russian attack helicopters carry out launches of unguided aircraft missiles at targets, avoiding entering the enemy air defense zone in the Donbass region.
https://twitter.com/AZmilitary1/status/1517466738161590273
Footage of the detention of an OSCE employee who passed secret data to foreign intelligence services in LPR…
OSCE was doing he same in Yugoslavia,giving information to the west all the time…
"Humanitarian" organisation who spy
https://www.canada.ca/en/department-national-defence/news/2022/04/canada-announces-artillery-and-other-additional-military-aid-for-ukraine.html
Canada announces artillery and other additional military aid for Ukraine
April 22, 2022 – Ottawa, Ontario – National Defence / Canadian Armed Forces
As the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, committed earlier this week, Canada has provided heavy artillery to the Security Forces of Ukraine, as Ukraine has requested. To this end, Canada has now delivered a number of M777 howitzers and associated ammunition to the Security Forces of Ukraine, in conjunction with our American Allies. While this equipment comes from the inventory of the Canadian Armed Forces, the capability will be replenished.
The M777 lightweight 155-mm towed howitzer is lighter and smaller, yet more powerful than any gun of its kind. The M777 provides indirect firepower capable of accurately hitting targets at a range of distances up to 30km.
Additionally, Canada has provided Ukraine with a significant number of additional Carl Gustaf anti-armour ammunition, as Ukraine has requested, and this capability will also be replenished.
Finally, Canada is also in the process of finalizing contracts for a number of commercial pattern armoured vehicles, which will be sent to Ukraine as soon as possible, and a service contract for the maintenance and repair of specialized drone cameras that Canada has already supplied to Ukraine.
Since January 2022, Canada has committed over $118 million in military equipment to support Ukraine. In Budget 2022, Canada also allocated $500 million in additional military aid for Ukraine for the 2022-23 fiscal year.