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meduza.io.botLast week, Ukrainian drones reportedly landed in Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania. Russian propaganda was quick to react.
Last week, Ukrainian drones reportedly landed in Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania. Russian propaganda was quick to react.
Over the past week, Ukrainian drones have repeatedly veered off course and entered the airspace of NATO countries bordering Russia. Authorities in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland all reacted with understanding, stating that whether the drones were Russian or Ukrainian, the incursions were a result of Moscow’s full-scale war. Meanwhile, Russian propaganda outlets quickly took advantage of the situation to spread false claims that the Baltic states had opened their skies to Ukrainian drones targeting Russia. Meduza sums up the latest developments, drawing in part on reporting by BBC News Russian.
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Walk Newshttps://www.walknews.com/1248309/ 「誰か」が彼らに同じ台本を与えたのでしょうか、それとも 2 つの別々のケースがあると思いますか? #Lithuania
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Snap StoriesThe Union of Lublin Monument, Lublin, Poland
It is located on Lithuanian Square, commemorates the signing of the Polish-Lithuanian Union on July 1, 1569 — one of the pivotal events in the history of Poland and Lithuania. The monument’s location is not accidental, as this was where the Lithuanian nobility camped and where parliamentary sessions related to the union were held.
The first monument at this site was erected in 1569 on the initiative of King Sigismund II Augustus. It was a quadrilateral stone-and-brick obelisk with two stone statues symbolizing a Pole and a Lithuanian, or possibly Władysław Jagiełło and Queen Jadwiga. It was dismantled in 1819.
The current monument was unveiled on August 26, 1826, thanks to the efforts of Stanisław Staszic. The design was prepared by Feliks Bentkowski (concept) and Paweł Maliński (bas-reliefs). The monument takes the form of a 13-meter iron obelisk on a square masonry pedestal with granite slabs. On the front of the pedestal, there is a gilded bas-relief depicting two female figures symbolizing the Polish Crown and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, who are shaking hands. Between them are coats of arms — the White Eagle on the Polish side and the Lithuanian Pursuer (Pogoń) on the Lithuanian side.
The significance of the monument is emphasized by the fact that it commemorates the multicultural and multireligious history of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, as well as the Union of Lublin itself as a symbol of lasting unity. The monument is part of the Jagiellonian Trail of the Union of Lublin and was honored with the European Heritage Label in 2007.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaA9n4f58Tw
#pomnik #lublin #polska #litwa #unia #uniapolskolitewska #unialubelska #rzeczpospolitaobojganarodow #plac #commonwealth
#monument #poland #lithuania #union #square #PolishLithuanianCommonwealth #polandlithuania #zdjecie #photography #history #hisotria #FirstPolishRepublic
It is located on Lithuanian Square, commemorates the signing of the Polish-Lithuanian Union on July 1, 1569 — one of the pivotal events in the history of Poland and Lithuania. The monument’s location is not accidental, as this was where the Lithuanian nobility camped and where parliamentary sessions related to the union were held.
The first monument at this site was erected in 1569 on the initiative of King Sigismund II Augustus. It was a quadrilateral stone-and-brick obelisk with two stone statues symbolizing a Pole and a Lithuanian, or possibly Władysław Jagiełło and Queen Jadwiga. It was dismantled in 1819.
The current monument was unveiled on August 26, 1826, thanks to the efforts of Stanisław Staszic. The design was prepared by Feliks Bentkowski (concept) and Paweł Maliński (bas-reliefs). The monument takes the form of a 13-meter iron obelisk on a square masonry pedestal with granite slabs. On the front of the pedestal, there is a gilded bas-relief depicting two female figures symbolizing the Polish Crown and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, who are shaking hands. Between them are coats of arms — the White Eagle on the Polish side and the Lithuanian Pursuer (Pogoń) on the Lithuanian side.
The significance of the monument is emphasized by the fact that it commemorates the multicultural and multireligious history of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, as well as the Union of Lublin itself as a symbol of lasting unity. The monument is part of the Jagiellonian Trail of the Union of Lublin and was honored with the European Heritage Label in 2007.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaA9n4f58Tw
#pomnik #lublin #polska #litwa #unia #uniapolskolitewska #unialubelska #rzeczpospolitaobojganarodow #plac #commonwealth
#monument #poland #lithuania #union #square #PolishLithuanianCommonwealth #polandlithuania #zdjecie #photography #history #hisotria #FirstPolishRepublic
Benjamin Husstad-Nedberg1/7🧵 #Russia
New entry in Team😇Democracy vs Team😈Dictatorship!
Placing #Latvia and #Lithuania👇
Together with #Estonia, the Baltic states have been among Ukraine's strongest diplomatic supporters.
We therefore place #Latvia and #Lithuania in the #Ukraine PARTNER category.
Here is my reasoning ⤵️
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