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Photos show the dogs and cats Ukrainian soldiers keep as pets on the front lines. A Ukrainian soldier caress a cat while standing guard at a trench in Yasnogorodka village of Kyiv, Ukraine, on May 20, 2022. Dogukan Keskinkilic/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesArtyom, a Ukrainian soldier, pets a cat in a trench on the front line on December 12, 2021, in Zolote, Ukraine. Brendan Hoffman/Getty ImagesUkraine is certainly not the first battlefield where soldiers have kept cats, dogs, and other pets. Dogukan Keskinkilic/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesFor some Ukrainian troops, pets have come to them, and some others are discovered on the battlefield.
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According to a widely shared meme, the photo was captured on the day of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral (here ). “Did you all wonder why there was a goat leading the way at the Queen’s funeral procession?” the accompanying caption asks. The photo of the marching band, however, has nothing to do with worshipping Satan. The goat as a mascot is a tradition of the Royal Welsh regiment dating back hundreds of years, according to the Royal Welsh Museum and the National Army Museum (here) , (here ). The goat is a long-time mascot of the Royal Welsh regiment, not a sign of respect to Satan.
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