A Moscow cosmetic surgeon has created patriotic red, white, and blue breast implants so Russian women can keep the national flag close to their hearts.
One of the silicone implants – seen in these photos – is based on the Russian tricolor flag.
Another displays a camouflage design, apparently a reference to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The ‘Rosgrud’ implants were created by celebrity plastic surgeon Dobreikin Evgeny Alekseevich, who boasts 85,200 followers on Instagram.
Alekseevich said (in Russian): “There are symbols that are important for every Russian, they are our reason for pride.
“We have developed a line of experimental implants for those who want to wear these symbols right next to their hearts and be proud of their Motherland.

“If we collect a sufficient number of responses, our technology can be implemented on a full scale in Russia, and later around the world.
“This very ‘world’ is now trying to ‘cancel’ us, but Russian culture cannot be canceled, because we, Russians, are artists and inventors, all connoisseurs of beauty in the world will follow our path.”
The surgeon added in a video: “Real patriots will be able to choose the model that is closer to their hearts, literally and figuratively.
“A stylish solution for those who love their Motherland and want something more than just a sticker on a car or a tattoo on their shoulder.”
A young woman who also appears in the video claims she has already had her breasts augmented with the flag implants.

She says: “‘Rosgrud’ will make me feel like a patriot, even if I don’t have clothes on.”
Russian troops invaded Ukraine on 24th February in what the Kremlin is still calling a “special military operation”. Today marks the 99th day of the campaign.
From 24th February to 2nd June, the total combat losses of Russian troops stood at around 30,850 personnel, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Ukrainian military also claims that Russia has lost 1,363 tanks, 3,354 armored fighting vehicles, 661 artillery systems, 207 multiple launch rocket systems, 95 anti-aircraft systems, 210 warplanes, 175 helicopters, 2,325 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, 13 vessels, 521 unmanned aerial vehicles, 51 units of special equipment, and 120 cruise missiles.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called Russian strikes on a nitric acid tank in the besieged eastern city of Sievierodonetsk “madness”. Residents of Sievierodonetsk have been warned to remain in bomb shelters and to prepare masks to protect against toxic fumes as the fighting intensifies.

Analysts say up to 70 percent of the city is now controlled by invading Russian forces, with almost all critical infrastructure and housing destroyed.
The Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD) said in a statement on Wednesday, 1st June at 6 AM, that the Yars mobile missile systems, which can carry nuclear warheads and which boast a reported range of over 10,000 kilometers (6,200 miles), were performing “intensive maneuvering operations on combat patrol routes in the Ivanovo Region”, east of the Russian capital Moscow.
This comes after United States President Joe Biden said he will send Kyiv more advanced rocket systems that will help to strike enemy forces from a longer distance. These rocket systems have double the range of the rocket systems used by Russian forces and are said to be much more accurate.
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