ATESH reports Russia transfers 810th brigade to Kharkiv region
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ATESH reports Russia transfers 810th brigade to Kharkiv region

Russian occupiers
Source:  ATESH

The 810th brigade of Russia is moving from the Kherson region to Vovchansk. This military formation of the terrorist army of the Russian Federation is monitored by members of the Crimean Tatar resistance movement ATESH.

Points of attention

  • The 810th brigade of the Russian Federation is moving from the Kherson region to the Kharkiv region.
  • Part of the brigade has already advanced to the Kharkiv front after heavy losses in the Kherson region.
  • Wounded Russian occupiers are left in hospitals, and the brigade does not have time to fill the staff with new fighters.

ATESH learned about the transfer of the Russian brigade from the Kherson region to the Kharkiv region

After numerous failures in Krynky, part of the brigade has already advanced to the Kharkiv section of the front. Due to heavy losses in the Kherson direction, more than 100 people refused to participate in further combat operations.

The wounded (Russian occupiers — ed.) are left in hospitals in Henichesk and Skadovsk. They do not have time to fill the staff with new people, and the command reports about 75% of the combat capacity of the brigade.

We will monitor their movements and continue to strike. Each of their failures is our victory!

ATESH monitors the advanced command posts of the occupiers in Donetsk region

ATESH agents discovered another command post of occupiers in the village of Zakharivka quite some time ago. We studied in detail who, when, why and from where they arrive here and where they go on the way back.

Military personnel visit this command post every day, and it is particularly pleasing that one high-ranking comrade likes to spend his leisure time here.

Coordinates: 47.1359125, 36.9763431, p. Zakharivka, Shevchenko str. 17.

We convey a fiery greeting to these lovers of the Ukrainian countryside and assure that each of you will soon burn as fast as a scarecrow at a buttercream. The only difference is that there will be no pancakes this time...

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Watch: Trump bragged about a "gold card" for foreigners with his face

Donald Trump
“gold card”

US President Donald Trump proudly showed reporters aboard his Air Force One plane a $5 million "gold card" with his image, which wealthy foreigners can obtain.

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  • Donald Trump proudly introduced a $5 million “gold card” program aimed at granting residency in the US to foreign investors.
  • The “gold card” system is an update to the EB-5 visa program, offering individuals the opportunity to obtain a green card through significant investments in the US economy.
  • The initiative has sparked debates between supporters who believe it can bring capital to the US and critics who argue that focusing on attracting skilled talent should be the priority.

Trump flaunted his “gold card”

Trump's proposed "gold card" program would grant residency in the US to individuals who invest $5 million in the country.

For $5 million, it can be yours. That was the first of the cards. Do you know what card it is? It's the gold card, the Trump card.

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

President of the United States

Back in February, Trump announced plans to start selling "gold cards" that would grant privileges to foreigners with "big pockets." Trump said at the time that Russian oligarchs could be eligible to buy such a card.

Trump claimed that he was the first buyer of the card and explained that it would likely "be released in less than two weeks."

The "golden card" system is based on an update to the EB-5 visa program, which gives foreign citizens who have invested about $1 million in the United States the opportunity to obtain a green card, which differs from a visa in that it allows permanent residence and opens the way to citizenship.

Unlike certain visas that tie foreigners to specific jobs, green cards give migrants flexibility in choosing where to work.

The "gold card" initiative, announced as part of a broader immigration reform, marks the US president's focus on investment-based immigration. Supporters argue it could bring significant capital to the US, while critics argue that attracting skilled talent should be a priority.

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