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Russia deploys WOLVES to frontline to detect incoming Ukrainian drones

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Russia has started deploying wolves on the frontline of the war – because the animals react early to the sound of approaching kamikaze drones.

Two tamed beasts have been sent to serve with Vladimir Putin‘s troops and more will follow if the experiment is a success.

The females were taken from the Siberian region of Khakassia, and raised by wolf-tamer Aleksandr Konchakov.

He is also cross-breeding wolves with Russian Laika hunting dogs for use in the war.

Konchakov visited the war zone before dispatching the predators to the battlefield by plane and train.

The females were taken from the Siberian region of Khakassia, and raised by wolf-tamer Aleksandr Konchakov

 

Konchakov visited the war zone before dispatching the predators to the battlefield by plane and trai

 

The All-Russian People’s Front (ONF) shared the news that two wolf pups had been requested back in May

 

The animals have been dispatched to the frontline to assist Putin’s troops in their war against Ukraine

 

Russian fighters claim that the beasts have a good sense of smell, are sociable and active, and can warn of danger in advance.

‘The predators can hear the approach of drones,’ reported SHOT media.

One of the wolves sent to fight for Putin is called Vysota – seen being fed ice cream.

‘The puppies were simply brought to me by hunters without a mother,’ said Konchakov.

‘They [soldiers] asked [to move them to the war].

‘They asked so I gave.’

The beasts have excellent ‘intuition’ and are ‘smart’, he said.

The SHOT report said the wolves ‘can hear the approach of drones and warn of danger in advance’.

They ‘will help Russian soldiers carry out combat missions in the [war] zone.’

The wolf tamer said the Russian army asked for his animals so he provided them

 

The SHOT report said the wolves ‘can hear the approach of drones and warn of danger in advance’

 

Wolf tamer Aleksander Konchakov visited the frontline before sending his animals to support troops

 

Wolf tamer Aleksander Konchakov visited the frontline before sending his animals to support troops

 

The All-Russian People’s Front (ONF) shared the news that two wolf pups had been requested back in May, and said they would need to grow over the summer before being sent to join troops.

‘There is an opinion that wolves are smarter than shepherds and, if properly trained, can become good helpers,’ it said.

‘Alexander regularly collects and transports humanitarian aid to the (war) zone for our soldiers.

‘During the last joint trip with the People’s Front, the military asked him for two wolf puppies to help them.’

General Director of the Great Moscow State Circus, Edgard Zapashny, said of the unusual delivery: ‘I hope that these two female wolves, who will now be with our fighters, will not be harmed, and that the men will surround them with care and ensure their safety.

‘In turn, the animals will save the lives of our soldiers.’

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Nigerian woman cries out after allegedly being brut@lised by her husband for ‘wearing singlet to take their children to school’

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Nigerian woman cries out after allegedly being brut@lised by her husband for ‘wearing singlet to take their children to school’

In a Facebook post on Thursday, January 23, Kagbaranee Imeah posted photos of her bl0..0.d.ied and sw0.llen face, saying that her husband ass@ulted her simply because of her choice of outfit for school runs.

“This is what my husband did to me bcuz I wear singlet to take the children to school,” she wrote.

 

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Abia Govt Begins Major Crackdown On Street Trading, Road Obstructions In Aba

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Abia State Government, through its Harmonized Taskforce, carried out an extensive enforcement operation in Aba, targeting street trading, illegal parking, road obstructions, and unauthorized loading and offloading of vehicles.

This decisive action, tagged “Operation Restore Absolute Sanity,” is to instill orderliness, cleanliness, and civility in the state.

The operation covered major junctions and roads, including Osisioma Junction, Tonimas, Enyimba, Double Pole, Ariaria Junction, and Park Road.

Traders and motorists who had encroached on public spaces and blocked drains were compelled to vacate these areas, as the taskforce dismantled illegal structures and cleared obstructions.

Led by Bob Wogu, the chairman of the Abia State Harmonized Taskforce, and joined by the Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Uzor Nwachukwu, the enforcement team showcased its resolve to restore sanity to the bustling commercial city.

Speaking during the exercise, Hon. Nwachukwu emphasized the government’s zero-tolerance policy towards activities that impede free movement and endanger public health and safety.

The taskforce had earlier issued warnings, urging residents and traders to voluntarily remove illegal structures and desist from trading on roads and gutters.

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Residents Rush To Scoop Groundnut Oil As Another Tanker Overturns In Niger, Three Days After 98 Were Killed In Explosion.

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Trending videos show dozens of residents in Bida town, Niger State, collecting groundnut oil after a tanker overturned near Shafa filling station in the Esso area.

According to reports, the incident occurred on Tuesday morning, just three days after the deadly tanker explosion on Dikko-Maje Road, near Badeggi filling station in Suleja Local Government Area, which resulted in the loss of 98 lives.

Reports indicate that those gathered to collect the spilling fuel were caught in an explosion, which also impacted those trying to assist the victims.

The fire spread across a large area, leaving behind charred remains and widespread destruction.

The explosion is said to have occurred around 9:00 am while efforts were underway to transfer PMS from the overturned tanker to another vehicle.

Despite the recent tragic incident in Suleja Local Government Area, new videos from Tuesday morning show residents in Bida approaching the fallen truck with jerry cans and buckets to collect the spilled groundnut oil near a filling station in the town.

 

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