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While the Ukrainian army continues its push into Russia, it seems Ukraine may get some negative publicity, especially in Europe.

BBC indicates unconfirmed rumors are that an arrest warrant has been issued for a Ukrainian diver for planting the explosives.that blew up the Russian Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea in 2022.   Assuming the rumors are true, it will be interesting to me to see how Ukraine reacts.  I suspect they will honor the warrant.

Other news items:  
BBC put up a good summary in maps of the war since 2022.
BBC reports  "Latvia's Foreign Minister Baiba Braze defended Ukraine's incursion into Russia, adding that Kyiv "has the right" to use weapons supplied by Nato."

If you have spent any time in the Baltic States you would know that Latvia's position is almost certainly in agreement with that of Lithuania and Estonia, to say nothing of Poland.  Also, it appears that Ukraine has made no move to severe the gas line that runs through the part of Russia they are invading and into Hungary and other parts of Europe. I doubt Ukraine would ever support the prosecution of its personel who might have blown up that gas line.  They are in what I am sure they see as an existential conflict for their continued existence as an independent country.  As far as I am concerned, more power to them.

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While the Ukrainian army continues its push into Russia, it seems Ukraine may get some negative publicity, especially in Europe.

BBC indicates unconfirmed rumors are that an arrest warrant has been issued for a Ukrainian diver for planting the explosives.that blew up the Russian Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea in 2022.   Assuming the rumors are true, it will be interesting to me to see how Ukraine reacts.  I suspect they will honor the warrant.

Other news items:  
BBC put up a good summary in maps of the war since 2022.
BBC reports  "Latvia's Foreign Minister Baiba Braze defended Ukraine's incursion into Russia, adding that Kyiv "has the right" to use weapons supplied by Nato."

If you have spent any time in the Baltic States you would know that Latvia's position is almost certainly in agreement with that of Lithuania and Estonia, to say nothing of Poland.  Also, it appears that Ukraine has made no move to severe the gas line that runs through the part of Russia they are invading and into Hungary and other parts of Europe. I doubt Ukraine would ever support the prosecution of its personel who might have blown up that gas line.  They are in what I am sure they see as an existential conflict for their continued existence as an independent country.  As far as I am concerned, more power to them.