New Russian War-Crimes Allegations Come to Light in Ukraine – Rolling Stone
Byron C Clark 🍠 on Twitter: "Today I learned: following the 1980 Moscow Olympics, Adidas (who supplied the events sportswear) left their manufacturing equipment in the USSR, who then used them to
Russian soldier wearing Adidas sneakers during combat in the Second Chechen War : r/CombatFootage
The Story of the adidas Sneaker Worn By Soviet Special Forces
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Hananya Naftali on Twitter: "Russian soldiers captured by Ukraine. #Ukrainian https://t.co/HLsvkcm4UO" / Twitter
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Finland Finalizes White Paper Set to Kick Off NATO Deliberations - Bloomberg
Why the Soviet Special Forces loved Adidas - and how they tried to hide it - Russia Beyond
Here's What Happened on Day 34 of the War in Ukraine - The New York Times
Biden announces new sanctions on Russia, Ukraine says enemy forces have seized Chernobyl nuclear plant
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Taliban Look to Purge Military of Islamic State Infiltrators - Bloomberg
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Balenciaga Unveils Rumored adidas Collab on Spring 2023 Runway
Russia Might Invade Ukraine Because It Wants Its Own Sphere - Bloomberg
Live updates l TASS: more than 1M Ukrainians taken to Russia
Hopes rise as efforts intensify to defuse Ukraine tensions - World News
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Kenya: Police Brutality During Curfew | Human Rights Watch
