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⚠️ Up to 300 strike UAVs of the type Geran/Gerbera/others;

⚠️ Up to 25 ballistic missiles "Iskander-M" from the Bryansk region;

⚠️ Up to 8 hypersonic missiles "Zircon" from the Kursk region;

⚠️ Up to 25 cruise missiles X-101 from the airspace of the Vologda region;

⚠️ About 6 cruise missiles "Iskander-K" from the Kursk region;

⚠️ About 6 cruise missiles "Kalibr" from the port of Novorossiysk.

For context, this all started when Netflix decided that they will stream the series on their platform. I've added some screenshots from UNITED24MEDIA explaining how they think Masha and the Bear is Russian propaganda.

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/79535

BRUSSELS, July 2. /TASS/. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has allowed criminal prosecution of individuals in EU countries who post Russia Today (RT) videos on open channels and websites, the CJEU ruling in a lawsuit against three German citizens for reposting RT videos on open platforms reads.

"In Germany, three persons are facing criminal proceedings for having broadcast, on several occasions, videos from the channel RT - Russia Today Germany on a website accessible to the public free of charge. Across the European Union, 'operators' are not permitted to broadcast the content of that channel because of the restrictive measures adopted against it," the court's judgement states.

The court ruled that the EU sanctions ban on RT broadcasts "applies also to a website accessible to the public free of charge." The court ruled that "it is irrelevant whether or not the broadcasting of the prohibited content takes place in the course of an economic activity", and that the prohibition depends "neither on the extent nor on the duration of the broadcasting." Therefore, those distributing any RT materials bear full responsibility in Europe

Russia's MFA:

>"We qualify this decision, as well as the practices of persecution of dissent that it endorses, as a gross violation of the international obligations of the EU and its Member States to protect and promote fundamental human rights, including the right to free access to information and freedom of expression. This ruling is another clear example of the imitation of justice in the EU, which calls for a retouching of the transformation of the bloc into a space of fierce political censorship, judicial arbitrariness and hypocrisy"