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LBCI
12 hours ago
- Politics
- LBCI
Erdogan tells Putin that Israel threatens regional security
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of threatening security in the Middle East, which he said cannot tolerate another war, in a phone call with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Monday, his office said. Erdogan was quoted saying: "The spiral of violence that began with Israel's attacks on Iran has put the security of the entire region at risk, (and) that the lawless attitude of the (Israeli premier Benjamin) Netanyahu government poses a clear threat to the international system, and that the region cannot tolerate a new war." AFP
LBCI
15-05-2025
- Politics
- LBCI
Turkey hopes Istanbul talks will open a new chapter for peace between Ukraine and Russia
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Thursday that there is a new opportunity to achieve peace between Ukraine and Russia, expressing hope that the planned talks between the two sides in Istanbul would open a new chapter in their relations. His remarks came during the opening of an informal meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Antalya, southern Turkey. Reuters
Scottish Sun
09-05-2025
- Scottish Sun
Ukrainian woman who lost leg in blast reveals how Putin's bombs inspired her to help others
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A UKRAINIAN woman who lost a leg on the front line hailed the surgeons who saved her — and inspired her to help others. Rusya Danilkina, 21, filmed the aftermath of the blast that changed her life and, incredibly, is now empowered by it. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Rusya Danilkina who lost a leg on the front line hailed the surgeons who saved her — and inspired her to help others 5 Rusya filmed the aftermath of the blast that changed her life and, incredibly, is now empowered by it 5 She was hit by shrapnel from one of Vladimir Putin's glide bombs in Kherson Credit: Chris Eades 5 She said: 'I had my phone in my right hand as I looked down and saw that my left leg was gone' 5 Rusya said in the weeks afterwards she would 'lie in my hospital bed staring at the ceiling thinking I did not want to live any more' She was a radio operator in the Ukrainian army in February 2023 when she was hit by shrapnel from one of Vladimir Putin's glide bombs in Kherson. Two years on, she has become a social media star, documenting her recovery to 125,000 Instagram followers. That includes the nine seconds of horrific footage from Kherson. She said: 'I had my phone in my right hand as I looked down and saw that my left leg was gone. Read More on World News KASHMIR BATTLE More than 100 Indian & Pakistani fighter jets 'battled in massive dogfight' 'I could smell explosives and flesh, there was blood everywhere and parts of my body, it was terrible and I thought I was going to die. 'I knew in an instant my life would never be the same again. I took the video and sent it to my brother as I wanted him to know that I had been badly hurt. 'I still watch the video and it might sound crazy but I like the moment of my injury because it changed my life and showed how strong I can be. If it was not for my injury, I would not have the life that I have now.' Rusya said in the weeks afterwards she would 'lie in my hospital bed staring at the ceiling thinking I did not want to live any more'. But she saw others with 'worse injuries' before being taken to the Superhumans Centre in Lviv, recently visited by Prince Harry. Since it opened in April 2023, it has fitted 1,100 patients with 1,500 prosthetic limbs. One was Rusya, who said: 'This is not just a hospital, it is a place of power. It gives people a future.' Putin's 'no expenses spared' parade lays bare frail Vlad's delusion & what he's really hiding She now loves surfing and rock climbing and has been to Australia, France and the US. She also works at Superhumans, helping other veterans adapt to civilian life. Rusya said: 'People ask where I get my strength from. When you see someone learn to walk again at the hospital or hold a glass for the first time with a new hand, you can't not be inspired. Everything is in your head — if you decide to succeed then you will.' Most patients at Superhumans are soldiers but civilians such as Olena Levytska, 38, are also treated. She fell under a train and lost a leg as crowds fled a shell attack in Kryvyi Rih. Her children now call her Terminator thanks to her new limb with 'Made in Ukraine' printed on it. Olena, who ran a clothes business, said: 'I have had 19 operations but I'm fine and can do things better than some with two legs. I feel my future looks bright.' Royal Navy warship HMS Tyne shadowed Russian Kilo-class submarine Krasnodar as it travelled home from the eastern Med through the English Channel.
The Irish Sun
09-05-2025
- Health
- The Irish Sun
Ukrainian woman who lost leg in blast reveals how Putin's bombs inspired her to help others
A UKRAINIAN woman who lost a leg on the front line hailed the surgeons who saved her — and inspired her to help others. Rusya Danilkina, 21, filmed the aftermath of the blast that changed her life and, incredibly, is now empowered by it. 5 Rusya Danilkina who lost a leg on the front line hailed the surgeons who saved her — and inspired her to help others 5 Rusya filmed the aftermath of the blast that changed her life and, incredibly, is now empowered by it 5 She was hit by shrapnel from one of Vladimir Putin's glide bombs in Kherson Credit: Chris Eades 5 She said: 'I had my phone in my right hand as I looked down and saw that my left leg was gone' 5 Rusya said in the weeks afterwards she would 'lie in my hospital bed staring at the ceiling thinking I did not want to live any more' She was a radio operator in the Two years on, she has become a social media star, documenting her recovery to 125,000 Instagram followers. That includes the nine seconds of horrific footage from Kherson. She said: 'I had my phone in my right hand as I looked down and saw that my left leg was gone. Read More on World News 'I could smell explosives and flesh, there was blood everywhere and parts of my body, it was terrible and I thought I was going to die. 'I knew in an instant my life would never be the same again. I took the video and sent it to my brother as I wanted him to know that I had been badly hurt. 'I still watch the video and it might sound crazy but I like the moment of my injury because it changed my life and showed how strong I can be. If it was not for my injury, I would not have the life that I have now.' Rusya said in the weeks afterwards she would 'lie in my hospital bed staring at the ceiling thinking I did not want to live any more'. Most read in The Sun But she saw others with 'worse injuries' before being taken to the Since it opened in April 2023, it has fitted 1,100 patients with 1,500 prosthetic limbs. One was Rusya, who said: 'This is not just a hospital, it is a place of power. It gives people a future.' Putin's 'no expenses spared' parade lays bare frail Vlad's delusion & what he's really hiding She now loves surfing and rock climbing and has been to Australia, France and the US. She also works at Superhumans, helping other veterans adapt to civilian life. Rusya said: 'People ask where I get my strength from. When you see someone learn to walk again at the hospital or hold a glass for the first time with a new hand, you can't not be inspired. Everything is in your head — if you decide to succeed then you will.' Most patients at Superhumans are soldiers but civilians such as Olena Levytska, 38, are also treated. She fell under a train and lost a leg as crowds fled a shell attack in Kryvyi Rih. Her children now call her Terminator thanks to her new limb with 'Made in Ukraine' printed on it. Olena, who ran a clothes business, said: 'I have had 19 operations but I'm fine and can do things better than some with two legs. I feel my future looks bright.' Royal Navy warship HMS Tyne shadowed Russian Kilo-class submarine Krasnodar as it travelled home from the eastern Med through the
