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🇨🇳 #China. A body in motion stays in motion until no external force is applied.. A boy around 7 or 8 lost control of his bicycle, hit a wall and fell down a drop of about 13 feet. He landed among grass and plants that softened the impact, then climbed back up on his own with only minor scrapes. This dude has already decided his profession in advance 😄Follow main channel -> LiveLeak Follow private ...

Noel Reports · World · before 3 days

Ukrainian forces struck the Tsymbulovo drone launch site in Russia’s Oryol region on September 21.

Ukrainian forces struck the Tsymbulovo drone launch site in Russia’s Oryol region on September 21. The facility is used to launch attack drones, including jet-powered types, against Ukraine. Reported damage includes hits on bunkers and hangars, while several drones were burned at an area used to prepare UAVs for launch. Multiple impacts and detonations were observed. Preliminary information indica...

Noel Reports · World · before 3 days

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry has codified and approved the domestically produced UAT.GYURZA-01 armored pickup for military supply.

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry has codified and approved the domestically produced UAT.GYURZA-01 armored pickup for military supply. Based on the Dodge RAM 5500, it weighs just over 8 tons, carries five fully equipped troops and nearly 2 tons of cargo, and reaches 110 km/h. Protection includes STANAG 4569 Level 2 ballistic and fragmentation protection and Level 3a/3b mine protection. Its range reaches...

Noel Reports · World · before 3 days

Ukraine’s Wild Hornets demonstrated its STING S interceptor drone taking down a Geran-5 small cruise missile.

Ukraine’s Wild Hornets demonstrated its STING S interceptor drone taking down a Geran-5 small cruise missile. The developers say the interceptor has already destroyed around 10 Geran-4 jet-powered UAVs and several Geran-5 missiles during active combat testing. STING S specifications remain undisclosed and could still change in the coming weeks based on combat use. Mass production is planned after ...

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Noel Reports · World · before 3 days

❗️Russia’s FSB imposed temporary restrictions in border areas of Leningrad region from September 16-26.

❗️Russia’s FSB imposed temporary restrictions in border areas of Leningrad region from September 16-26. People and vehicles are prohibited from moving outside settlements at night within a 5 km strip along the state border in the Kingisepp and Slantsy districts. Hunting and movement with firearms are also restricted in specified border areas. The FSB says the measures are intended to prevent borde...

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Noel Reports · World · before 3 days

Ukrainian combat medics from the 1st Separate Medical Battalion visited Sweden to share frontline casualty evacuation methods with the Swedish Armed Forces’ Life Guards. The exchange included MAUL, a Ukrainian-built unmanned ground vehicle developed by AIDronesUA and used to retrieve wounded troops from areas too dangerous for personnel or conventional vehicles. The trip marked MAUL’s first deployment outside Ukraine, according to the company’s CEO.

Ukrainian combat medics from the 1st Separate Medical Battalion visited Sweden to share frontline casualty evacuation methods with the Swedish Armed Forces’ Life Guards. The exchange included MAUL, a Ukrainian-built unmanned ground vehicle developed by AIDronesUA and used to retrieve wounded troops from areas too dangerous for personnel or conventional vehicles. The trip marked MAUL’s first deploy...

Did You Know? · World · before 3 days

A traditional Yanomami communal dwelling in Brazil, possibly belonging to a community living in voluntary isolation.The Yanomami are one of South America's best-known Indigenous peoples. They live in the Amazon rainforest, along the border between northern Brazil and southern Venezuela. Their lives and traditions are closely connected to the forest, its rivers, and the land they have inhabited for generations.One of the most interesting things about their culture is the shabono, a traditional communal dwelling. It is a large circular or polygonal structure with a roof around an open central plaza. Several families live under the same roof, each with their own hearth and hammock area.The open space in the middle is where people gather for ceremonies, dances, feasts, and other community activities. The shabono is built from local wood, vines, and palm leaves. It may be rebuilt or relocated as the materials wear out, gardens change, or resources become harder to find.Traditionally, the Yanomami grow crops such as cassava, bananas, and plantains. They also hunt, fish, and gather food from the forest. Their knowledge of rainforest plants helps them find food, make tools, build homes, and prepare traditional medicines.Although the Yanomami have a long history of contact with outsiders, not all communities have the same relationship with the outside world. Some remain isolated or have very limited contact, often choosing to avoid outsiders because of the risks of disease and violence.Today, the Yanomami face serious challenges, including illegal gold mining, deforestation, mercury pollution, and threats to their ancestral lands. Despite these pressures, their culture and traditional knowledge continue to survive.The Yanomami remind us that the Amazon is more than a vast rainforest. It is also home to Indigenous communities whose knowledge, traditions, and relationship with nature have been passed down through generations.Did you know? 🎓

A traditional Yanomami communal dwelling in Brazil, possibly belonging to a community living in voluntary isolation.The Yanomami are one of South America's best-known Indigenous peoples. They live in the Amazon rainforest, along the border between northern Brazil and southern Venezuela. Their lives and traditions are closely connected to the forest, its rivers, and the land they have inhabited for...

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Noel Reports · World · before 3 days

Russia is expanding Rosatom’s Alabuga-Volokno factory in Tatarstan to increase military-grade aerospace carbon fiber production by 500 tons annually by 2029, according to plans obtained by POLITICO. Weapons expert David Albright estimates the additional capacity could supply carbon fiber for 28,000 more Shahed-136-type drone airframes each year, a 78% increase. Satellite imagery reportedly shows land beside the existing factory already being cleared for construction.

Russia is expanding Rosatom’s Alabuga-Volokno factory in Tatarstan to increase military-grade aerospace carbon fiber production by 500 tons annually by 2029, according to plans obtained by POLITICO. Weapons expert David Albright estimates the additional capacity could supply carbon fiber for 28,000 more Shahed-136-type drone airframes each year, a 78% increase. Satellite imagery reportedly shows l...