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Ronald Reagan said it. #NoKings tomorrow 10/18

How to spot a Russian troll.

A double rainbow and a still-burning Russian oil depot in Feodosia

And these are only the recent ones. So much stuff happened over the years, but these past couple of months have truly been full of fascinating moves on Ukraine’s part so far.

I know only one European who moved to the US a few months ago, but he’s been planning it as a temporary move just for business since before the pandemic. Pretty sure he’s not going to stay there forever.

Aside from hypersonic missiles, the real threat is drones. Ukraine’s countermeasures cut the damage, but now Europe must learn to handle massive drone swarms as well—and there’s no better country than Ukraine to learn from.

It’s kind of ironic that NATO needs Ukraine more than Ukraine needs NATO.

I agree—ideally, we shouldn’t have to worry about rushing to bomb shelters every night, but life gets dark in a country fighting extreme war criminals. Without civilians’ paranoia and fatigue, we probably wouldn’t have OSINT projects like air raid alert maps powered by Telegram-shared intel.

Didn’t the oil price cap drop to $47.6 already in the 18th package back in July?

NoTTA should’ve been passed years ago. I’m glad it’s gathering attention but there should be more.

YouTube video by Anders Puck Nielsen European security depends on Ukraine

I just published this video, and the next night, Russia launches drones at Poland. It really underscores the point. The European NATO countries need Ukraine just as much as Ukraine needs security guarantees from them.

The main lesson from last night for Poland (indeed all NATO in CEE) should be that their defense starts in Ukraine.

Imagine the results if Russians could launch a massive UAV attack on Poland from just over the border in Ukraine?

Congratulations, that’s more than the communist personnel casualties in the American War in Vietnam.

Oh yeah, that’s absolutely incorrect. I was referring to the comment above mine, but the misreading of “USSR” is a blatant mistake that’s quite common among Americans, unfortunately.

I am Ukrainian but I don’t mind this spelling at all. It’s not that big of a deal compared to misspelled official names of cities, regions, people, etc.

Every time I see this guy’s name and the headline doesn’t continue with the word “dies”, I tend to just ignore the pointless story completely.

Hitler was so unlucky to be born at the wrong time. If he had been born now, everything would have been different.

VK is controlled by the russian government. That’s not freedom, that’s surveillance.

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This is so dumb. Feels like the US officials are spreading misinformation on purpose just to get Putin out of russia to Alaska so they can assassinate him properly, but that kind of scenario would be way too optimistic to be real. It’s all just a waste of time as usual.

As if he expected most to be dumb enough to believe his weak “threats” would work in the first place.

Same, it’s a way for me to entertain myself sometimes.

The new South Park episode is unbelievably good. Absolutely amazing.

Thank goodness.

Frankly, Moldova should’ve resisted Transnistria all along. They just didn’t have the resources to fight the separatists when the conflict started.

Been asking for this feature for a while, I’m glad they added it.

I still think you’re right and they can’t sustain their efforts forever. I don’t know how it’s going to end but something big is going to happen one way or another.

The last two sentences of this really make it hit different.