that’d be just as stupid as calling for airstrikes on telegram or discord. i mean, russians do it, but it’s still stupid

there is no way that would make it look like nukes are going to ukraine and not to russia, so this will trigger launch of russian nukes. congratulations??

What took them so fucking long?

for now we can dazzle the most probable adversary with invoices

that’s a lot of shit takes for 10d old account

eight years ago war looked very different

this is already second time this happens

this story was out almost a month ago https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024/oct/16/russia-suspected-of-planting-device-on-plane-that-caused-uk-warehouse-fire

societies in turmoil find it easier to acquire both lunatics and explosives

i’d just want to notice it’s much easier when you can just pick them up from field and melt them in a kettle

That’s nine dead by now

better source https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/11/1/five-children-among-seven-killed-in-attack-on-pakistan-polio-vaccine-drive

they are protected by geography in that sense that any long range attack is a bespoke affair, uses rare and costly weapons and requires coordination of many assets. considering its value it could be expected that there are some GBAD nearby, and long distance makes it more likely for drones to be shot down by russian jets, like it’s done more commonly in western doctrine. i think it’s probable that long range strikes are only conducted when ukrainians have intelligence about weakened air defences

they are protected by geography

iirc somewhere in the city there is a factory that for some time was the only manufacturer of RDX in entire russia, and under direct control of FSB. it could be the same plant, but i’m not sure about it

another juicy target nearby is Motovilikha plant

looks like 9M27K 220mm Uragan (BM27) cluster warhead dispenser

that’s just rehashed fukuyama

Grain alcohol is rather expensive to make compared to synthetic one, and it’d work just as well there. Antifreeze is glycol so it’s something else

It was alcohol distillery, but also they made something “of strategic significance” presumably something else than alcohol

update 2: there were 50.45% votes for EU integration after counting 99,7% votes

the problem with that is that training can’t be done “immediately” it takes tons of compute

Copyright and IP concerns disappear with an open dataset.

i don’t think i’d agree with that, doesn’t matter if dataset goes open if content went there without consideration for authors

also even things like thispersondoesnotexist were used to mass-create fake identities and such