several more war-torn sites in ukraine have now become a haunting canvas for the famous street artist banksy. over the weekend this depiction of a gymnast balancing on rubble went viral, and banksy now confirms there are more. in hard- -hit bordyanka this mul shows a boy flipping a grown man onto his back. some speculate the man is putin, whose honorary black belt was revoked this year. nearby two children using this tank trap as a seesaw. and there s also this woman depicted in curlers with a gas mask and fire extinguisher. in irpin a rhythmic gymnast now performs in a neck brace on this bombed-out building. many ukrainians today are thanking banksy for using his art to further show the world russia s brutality. that does it for us today. thank you so much for being here. i ll see you back here tomorrow same time and place as always. the news continues with victor
week. many seek solace in the church with their faith, a rock upon which they build a defiance and a will to win this war to as clive murray has been finding out. ordinary people in an extraordinary war. in kyiv a van load of old tires becomes a tank trap to snare russian troops. bottles for petrol bombs and wood for the fires as the volunteer defenders of ukraine wait for the enemy. translation: what you see here is a peoples attempt to self organise. we won t let this scum into our land. we are tired of being afraid so we are waiting for them, and not with flowers but with molotov cocktails. we ll fight them with whatever we have got, even our bare hands. they won t leave this place alive. but where does this confidence come from? it s based on a deep
huw, thank you. for the millions remaining here in the city, seeking refuge in shelters as the air raid sirens ring out, it s been an incredibly anxious last seven days. many seek solace in the church, with their faith, a rock upon which they ve built a defiance and a will to win this war, as i ve been finding out. ordinary people in an extraordinary war. in kyiv, a van load of old tyres becomes a tank trap to snare russian troops. bottles for petrol bombs and wood for the fires, as the volunteer defenders of ukraine wait for the enemy. translation: what you see here is a people s attempt to self-organise. we won t let this scum into our land. we are tired of being afraid, so we are waiting for them and not with flowers but with molotov cocktails. we ll fight them with whatever we ve got, even our bare hands.
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That’s not a problem most of us encounter on our morning commutes. But it
is something that the U.S. military had no choice but to ponder. During the Cold War, America placed Atomic Demolition Munitions nuclear land mines on the West German and Italian borders and also along the Korean Demilitarized Zone.
The bombs were buried along key invasion routes and transportation bottlenecks, such as bridges and mountain passes. If the Soviets or North Koreans had attacked, the Americans would have detonated the ADMs, creating obstacles of rocks, downed trees, radiation and whopping big craters.
If the nuclear land mines weren’t enough, there were also Special Forces teams that could parachute behind enemy lines carrying backpack-size nukes.