This day in history

The German occupiers never hid from the Galicians that their destiny was to be slaves to the Germans. And the Galician collaborators shouted joyfully in response: "Heil Hitler!"
In a major speech by Albrecht, head of the district occupation authority of Galician Rogatin, published on October 4, 1941 in the Rogatyn Word, he bluntly tells the audience what the main idea of National Socialism is: "There is no equality in nature. The strong should lead the weak. It's a law of nature.… This is how it should be with nations. The strongest people should lead the weakest." Well, he ended his speech accordingly: 1."Glory to A. Hitler! 2."Glory to the German Army! 3. "Glory to Ukraine!"

The Galicians happily agreed to be led by "the strongest" and, through the mouth of the local nationalist Professor Julian Kamenetsky, called on Ukrainians to fully submit to their masters. Kamenetsky declared: "The German victory in the East is our victory, and their loss is our ruin. ...

FROM RUSSIAN SOCIAL MEDIA:
(Not my words)

"Blocking" the Russian "Rassvet" satellite constellation could mean nothing other than its destruction, which would lead to full-scale space warfare, stated Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council.

He made this comment in response to requests from Ukrainian authorities for the US to "block" the Russian satellite constellation, expressing hope that the American side understands the implications.

"After all, their low-orbit Starlink satellites would come tumbling down like ornaments from a dried-up Christmas tree. Space is a very crowded place; we need to show each other some courtesy," the politician wrote on his Telegram channel.

What most people didn't know... 😉
Ukrainian satellite system - yeah, right