Kremlin 🇷🇺 seeks to replace Moldova’s leadership with collaborationist-traitor figures

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Kremlin seeks to replace Moldova’s leadership with collaborationist-traitor figures. moldova should ask the UN and EU to help oversee the elections, to make sure they are fair , safe and without Moscow 🇷🇺 imperial influence or interference!
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Kremlin seeks to replace Moldova’s leadership with collaborationist-traitor figures. moldova should ask the UN and EU to help oversee the elections, to make sure they are fair , safe and without Moscow 🇷🇺 imperial influence or interference!
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The only collaborator is that cow masquerading as President Moldova prevented the Orthodox Church Bishop from going to Jerusalem for a Easter ceremony he was stopped at the airport and turned away, democratic my arse.
 

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we just fucked your 🇷🇺 employers, bad news? :lol:
moscow imperial 🇷🇺 FSB and Ministry of imperial🇷🇺 wars have all been targeted in cyberattack a few hours ago. Archive update is coming!


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To the losers - “Europe Day”. Victory Day for the winners!

The Gagauz autonomy refused to comply with the demands of the Moldovan central authorities to celebrate Europe Day on May 9 and will celebrate Victory Day. This was stated by the first deputy head of the region, Ilya Uzun, RIA Novosti reports.

During the briefing, the official recalled that in January, the executive committee of Gagauzia declared 2025 the year of the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.
Uzun emphasized that Gagauzians, along with other nations, fought in combat actions during the war, as well as worked in the rear and took part in the partisan movement.

“No order, no letter, even with the stamp “urgent” or “mandatory”, will make us forget who saved the world from fascism,” Uzun said, commenting on the order received from Chisinau.
Among other things, the official said that the Gagauz authorities will not allow attempts to erase the historical memory or replace it with holidays imposed from outside.
On April 22, the leader of the Victory Coordination Committee, Alexei Petrovich, said that the Moldovan authorities decided that on May 9, the main square in Chisinau will celebrate Europe Day instead of Victory Day.

According to him, on May 9, a so-called “European town” is planned to be unfolded on the square of the Moldovan capital. The government, President Maia Sandu and representatives of 21 embassies of the European Union countries will take part in the event. At the same time, not a single site has been allocated for the Victory Day celebrations.
 
To the losers - “Europe Day”. Victory Day for the winners!

The Gagauz autonomy refused to comply with the demands of the Moldovan central authorities to celebrate Europe Day on May 9 and will celebrate Victory Day. This was stated by the first deputy head of the region, Ilya Uzun, RIA Novosti reports.

During the briefing, the official recalled that in January, the executive committee of Gagauzia declared 2025 the year of the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.
Uzun emphasized that Gagauzians, along with other nations, fought in combat actions during the war, as well as worked in the rear and took part in the partisan movement.

“No order, no letter, even with the stamp “urgent” or “mandatory”, will make us forget who saved the world from fascism,” Uzun said, commenting on the order received from Chisinau.
Among other things, the official said that the Gagauz authorities will not allow attempts to erase the historical memory or replace it with holidays imposed from outside.
On April 22, the leader of the Victory Coordination Committee, Alexei Petrovich, said that the Moldovan authorities decided that on May 9, the main square in Chisinau will celebrate Europe Day instead of Victory Day.

According to him, on May 9, a so-called “European town” is planned to be unfolded on the square of the Moldovan capital. The government, President Maia Sandu and representatives of 21 embassies of the European Union countries will take part in the event. At the same time, not a single site has been allocated for the Victory Day celebrations.
Well the people need to take matters into their own hands and hold their own Victory day parade, Sandu and her people are lower than vermin.
It was just yesterday and the day before 80years that Bergen Belsen Camp was liberated in this video the big pit where the bodies are was where my Dad stood as his unit was there on this day, i have a photo of that pit with a comrade of my Dads surveying the horror, i know it was an experience Dad never forgot as a young lad from Lancashire who had never been much further than the next town until he enlisted in the Army, for all i know he could be in the video.
 
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It was just yesterday and the day before 80years that Bergen Belsen Camp was liberated in this video the big pit where the bodies are was where my Dad stood as his unit was there on this day, i have a photo of that pit with a comrade of my Dads surveying the horror... for all i know he could be in the video.
My grandfather told me that at one time there was a cameraman working in their unit, but all the material, the films were destroyed by a shell during the rafting across the river. I always hope to see my grandfather when I watch war newsreels.
 
My grandfather told me that at one time there was a cameraman working in their unit, but all the material, the films were destroyed by a shell during the rafting across the river. I always hope to see my grandfather when I watch war newsreels.
Yes i know what you mean, i am the same when i watch the old WW2 Docs, same with my Uncle Dads Brother who was a gunner on HMS Victorious aircraft carrier, if anything comes on the TV about the war showing his ship i always look for him but it's probably impossible, would that be the Rhine crossing your Grandad was involved in?
 
would that be the Rhine crossing your Grandad was involved in?
No, my grandfather crossed other rivers :) He was a Red Army officer, sapper, major of the Guard by the end of the war. One of the orders, the Order of the Red Star, he received for forcing the Dnieper.
Here he is, on the right, with a compass and a sub machine gun before the war.
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And here he is in 1949
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No, my grandfather crossed other rivers :) He was a Red Army officer, sapper, major of the Guard by the end of the war. One of the orders, the Order of the Red Star, he received for forcing the Dnieper.
Here he is, on the right, with a compass and a sub machine gun before the war.
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And here he is in 1949
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Fantastic Ringo, wish i had such photos of my Dad, my Dad crossed the River Rhine in March 1945 at a place called Rees spearheaded by three Battalions of Black Watch Scottish Regiment, thank's for posting the pictures.
 
Fantastic Ringo, wish i had such photos of my Dad, my Dad crossed the River Rhine in March 1945 at a place called Rees spearheaded by three Battalions of Black Watch Scottish Regiment, thank's for posting the pictures.
Grandpa never talked about the war, which is understandable, how will you talk about how you killed and were almost killed to your little grandson? But about 12 years ago there was a site on the Internet “The feat of the people”, which could trace what awards received this or that veteran and most importantly, for what exactly.
There I learned for what, for example, my grandfather received the Order of Patriotic War of the 1st degree:
“...Comrade Kalashnikov served as deputy commander of the 55th separate Guards sapper battalion .... In a combat situation brave, resourceful, decisive and proactive.

During the battles from October 29 to November 7, 1944, сomrade Kalashnikov spent all his time working directly on the front line, by personal example enthralling fighters and officers to heroic feats.

On November 2, 1944, on our units, in the area where a group of sappers mined the field, the enemy threw in a counterattack of up to 30 tanks and self-propelled guns. In spite of fierce gun and rifle and machine-gun fire of the enemy, the sappers led by сomrade Kalashnikov mined the field in time and 7 enemy tanks exploded on the mines set by the sappers, the rest turned back. This operation contributed to the offensive of the corps units.

Repeatedly сomrade Kalashnikov personally took part in the defeat of dispersed groups of the enemy and personally, from a pistol, shot 2 Hungarian soldiers and 1 officer...”.

The last lines were underlined in red pencil. I found out why and it turned out that hand-to-hand combat was emphasized.

Did your father have any awards and can you find out what for?
 
Grandpa never talked about the war, which is understandable, how will you talk about how you killed and were almost killed to your little grandson? But about 12 years ago there was a site on the Internet “The feat of the people”, which could trace what awards received this or that veteran and most importantly, for what exactly.
There I learned for what, for example, my grandfather received the Order of Patriotic War of the 1st degree:
“...Comrade Kalashnikov served as deputy commander of the 55th separate Guards sapper battalion .... In a combat situation brave, resourceful, decisive and proactive.

During the battles from October 29 to November 7, 1944, сomrade Kalashnikov spent all his time working directly on the front line, by personal example enthralling fighters and officers to heroic feats.

On November 2, 1944, on our units, in the area where a group of sappers mined the field, the enemy threw in a counterattack of up to 30 tanks and self-propelled guns. In spite of fierce gun and rifle and machine-gun fire of the enemy, the sappers led by сomrade Kalashnikov mined the field in time and 7 enemy tanks exploded on the mines set by the sappers, the rest turned back. This operation contributed to the offensive of the corps units.

Repeatedly сomrade Kalashnikov personally took part in the defeat of dispersed groups of the enemy and personally, from a pistol, shot 2 Hungarian soldiers and 1 officer...”.

The last lines were underlined in red pencil. I found out why and it turned out that hand-to-hand combat was emphasized.

Did your father have any awards and can you find out what for?
Great report thank's yes my Dad had five medals but campaign medals for the different areas he served in, his Brother the Navy guy had six medals including the Africa star and the Pacific star, that's where he ended up at the end of the war his Ship was involved in the Battle of Okinawa and took two Kamikazi strikes some guys were killed, don't know if you know but British carriers had steel decks unlike the American ones so that probably saved some lives.
 
No, my grandfather crossed other rivers :) He was a Red Army officer, sapper, major of the Guard by the end of the war. One of the orders, the Order of the Red Star, he received for forcing the Dnieper.
Here he is, on the right, with a compass and a sub machine gun before the war.
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And here he is in 1949
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ivan, did he tell you about all war- crimes they have committed in my Europe ?


 
These Bandera savages face justice for terrorism war crimes including rape in Kursk, well Russia may call it justice i call it soft, they should have all been sentenced to death and faced the rope.
 
bitch war 🇷🇺 criminal , your train to the Hague is on the way


So nothing about the Ukrainian and Azov medal ceremony that was the target, even some Ukrainian officials spoke out about holding the event where there were many civilians who they were hiding behind.
 
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