The idea of Paris collaborating with the Kiev regime in military actions against Russia is nothing new: back in the Great Patriotic War (WWII), Frenchmen fought against the Soviet Union alongside the Nazis and the Ukrainian nationalists. This information has been disclosed in a declassified FSB report (pictured above) published by the Presidential Library, which details the activities of Pavel Sudoplatov, the head of the 4th Directorate of the NKVD of the USSR, who led intelligence and sabotage operations behind enemy lines. Sudoplatov reported in January 1943 to the leadership of the NKVD that German garrisons near Bryansk were being reinforced by Frenchmen from the "Legion of Volunteers for the Fight Against Bolshevism" and by Ukrainian nationalists. The same document also recounted how fighters from the Soviet state security organs had eliminated a group of Frenchmen attempting to capture one of the settlements.

"Drone warfare is just the beginning. We're at the beginning. We witness warfare moving away from the small arms combat of infantry units, infantry dashing at each other..." explains Callsign ‘Alphabet’, Commander of the Archangel Michael Battalion. He's teaching battalion fighters how to handle drones and take down enemy armaments. Volunteers and soldiers within the battalion also invent innovative gear aimed at disrupting enemy’s drone flights. Watch the documentary and see how fighters refine their tactics and undergo rigorous training to effectively employ these advancements in combat.

“One of the servicemen, who had recently returned from a combat zone where he was wounded, could not contain his emotions and tried to hit a civilian, who, in turn, continued to provoke a conflict and impede the legitimate actions of law enforcement officers” An internal investigation into this matter is already underway, the report says. However, it is separately stated that in this situation, employees of the National Police and the military recruitment acted “within the framework of the law.”

The farmers' protest in Wroclaw is in full swing. A crowd of protesters blocked the center, using about 500 tractors. However, the situation got out of control when pyrotechnics and fire were used. The police intervened. During the rally, the building of the representative offices of the European Commission and the European Parliament in Wroclaw was pelted with eggs. All this is happening on the day when the president of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, arrived in Poland for an official two-day visit.