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    Interview: US claiming credit for ceasefire sets Indian foreign policy back by decades

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Watch: Ukrainian civilians make Molotov cocktails, pick up arrows to fight Russian troops

Desperate measures for desperate times.

Scroll Staff
Mar 01, 2022 · 01:22 pm
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A group of Ukrainians was preparing Molotov cocktails to welcome Russian invaders. But one guy seemed dissatisfied. His regret: Russian armored vehicles may all get burnt by someone else before he can put his cocktail to practice. pic.twitter.com/NbzGYQ2qok

— Ukraine / Україна (@Ukraine) February 28, 2022

Local residents in Ukraine ready Molotov cocktails to defend their cities against the Russian military pic.twitter.com/vrb0vxOkPs

— TIME (@TIME) February 28, 2022

Some Ukrainians are using other kinds of weapons to fight off the Russians. This guy is using arrows! #ukraine #kyiv pic.twitter.com/SiIUpsSCN7

— Joey Contino (@JoeyContino) March 1, 2022
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