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German TV channel 2 DF and journalists from TV shows Heute Show released another edition in which made fun of the behavior of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the propaganda film "Crimea . The path to the homeland ." "This film is a real action film. It has everything : helicopters, tanks , Putin again helicopters , that's cool. And at the end of Putin beat Chuck Norris " - laughing on the film presenter.  Furthermore , the creators of the show made fun of mocked versions of the Russian investigation into the murder of opposition , without naming specific names . " Every time something happens in Russia , especially if it's the murder of politicians , the investigation always have in stock a Chechen ," - says presenter . A separate topic of the show was the Russian propaganda , as in Russia presents news from Europe , constantly hinting that Europe and the US are enemies of the Russian Fe

Ukrainian anti-tank systems analogue of US Javelin Sturga-P , which is also called "Scythians".   "Ukroboronprom" started mass production of anti-tank systems analogue of US Javelin , which is also called "Scythians ".  Ukraine has f ound an alternative to the American anti-tank missiles , which can be produced in Ukraine. Ukrainian army in desperate need of anti- missile systems to combat Russian invaders . Such complexes Javelin should have supply us the United States. But this issue has become a  blocker in the negotiations between Ukraine and America. And domestic designers have offered to start production of analog weapons at its plants . " Ukroboronprom" has already begun mass production of   anti-tank systems " Stugna-P ", which is also called " Scythians". This complex has the same characteristics in comparison with the American prototype. " Stugna -P " was named

Ukrainian / Canadian supermodel Daria Werbowy ( Daria Werbowy ) united with photographer Mikael Jansson (Mikael Jansson) to advertise the spring- summer collection 2015 H & M

16/03/2015 / 11:00  / Press release / 119/15 / Foreign affairs & international relations One year on from the holding of the illegal and illegitimate "referendum" and the subsequent illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol by the Russian Federation, the European Union remains firmly committed to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The European Union does not recognise and continues to condemn this act of violation of international law. The illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol by the Russian Federation is also a direct challenge to international security, with grave implications for the international legal order that protects the unity and sovereignty of all states. The European Union will remain committed to fully implement its non-recognition policy, including through restrictive measures. The EU calls again on UN Member States to consider similar non-recognition measures in line with the UNGA Resolution 68/262. The EU r

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