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Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border. And we're back again with some Russian news and news about war and everything. And yeah, today's episode is going to be a bit more strange than usual because, well,

we've gotten access to some interesting data.

What I like to start with is, well, I guess it's a category at this point.

You'll laugh, of course.

And by the way, that comes from an old Soviet joke which went like you

know after after Brezhnev died and then Andropov and then Chernenko died and there was this joke

that says that you turn on the Russian Channel 1 and the kind of the presenter there states well well, you'll laugh, of course, but our land

has now been struck with yet another extremely great tragedy. It was kind of like the fact that

they die all the time. And, well, today's quite much like that when it comes to various events

with Russia. Since, well, you'll laugh, of course,

but Russia lost their second fighter plane in the last three days. It's quite likely that this one

was a SU35 one, which was beaten down once again by their own anti-air systems.

And this has been published in everywhere, basically.

Russian telegram is crazy about it,

and Ukrainian Telegram also posts about this.

Meantime, the Velt, the media, aside from Germany, states that Germany has cut down on the military aid to Ukraine by the minimum.

Now, again, this is from DeVelt. Please don't be angry at me.

This is what I just, you know, got reports on.

And apparently, from the 30th of March, up to the middle of June, only walkie-talkies,

hand grenades, spare parts to machine guns, and some detonating wires have been sent from Germany

to Ukraine. Now, I can't really claim the validity of this, but something to take a look at.

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