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4y ago
I’m not sure how good the propaganda of “we went to capture Kyiv in three days and in 5 months we still aren’t there” is. There’s a reason Russians flail about nukes constantly it’s because they aren’t having the propaganda wins they need i
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4y ago
> February 20 Zelensky in Munich started to talk back the 1994 no-nukes agreement. https://www.farsnews.ir/en/news/14001201000618/Ukraine-Threa ... https://treaties.un.org/Pages/showDet
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4y ago
>Because they had their own terms and circumstances. Ukrainian SSR had its own terms and circumstances too, they compiled and signed the declaration in 1991. If the leaders didn't want to stick to the internationally recognised foun
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4y ago
The people of Mariupol are being disappeared by the Russians and don’t have any food or water. Mariupol was peaceful before the Russians Nazis invaded. You can try and shout about Azov all you want but it might be better to do that in a war
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4y ago
> Maybe because giving up the nukes wasn't the only condition for the sovereignty of the state that USSR (and Russia as a successor) granted to your leaders on peaceful terms in 1991? Remember, your country didn't have to fight
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4y ago
> Is a key sentence here. Your points are invalid because none of these actions(even if they really took place, because you know about them from biased source) were caused by intent to destroy Ukrainians as group They all took place, Put
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4y ago
Do you have any that isn't presented by people who actively spread Russian propaganda?. Perhaps an article from a website that isn't actively known for misleading reporting and being sympathetic to authoritarian regimes. The wikip
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4y ago
Im willing to believe someone if they bring real solid evidence of a BBC disinformation campaign. Id need a solid source though.
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4y ago
> You are always one click away from hardcore pro-ukraine propaganda in YouTube and ukrainian channels in Telegram. A lot of prominent media figures - turned State Dept proxies - fled the war and now are outputting constant stream of ant
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4y ago
> False. The current actions are not genocide by any means. Despite popular belief genocide is not what the pro Russians want it to be, and Russias actions clearly fit within the UN's well defined definition of genocide. >> In
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4y ago
Do you have any evidence of this?
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4y ago
> Frankly, it's not even worth replying to this disingenuous goalpost-moving and "firehose of falsehoods" tactic. I've linked an informative resource above for anyone interested in factual debate on this topic. You&#x
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4y ago
> If this were true, why did Moscow not simply cull the entire population of Kiev with a thermobaric carpet bombing on day 1? Because they want to capture the people too. > Why have civilian deaths so obviously been minimized I didn’t
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4y ago
> It's much easier to say "Putin bad" than deal with the decades of ugliness involving the Budapest Memorandum, Orange Revolution, Pinchuk's YES campaign, Kolomoyskyi's propaganda drive, Maidan coup, Sevestapol,
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4y ago
> Where did you get this info? Here's a very long twitter thread detailing all of it with photos. https://twitter.com/trenttelenko/status/1499164245250002944 > I feel like people are just pulling stuff
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4y ago
> I've noticed some new routers (e.g. the Eero from our ISP) can only be controlled via an app. Does that mean they can be controlled remotely? Probably. On top of this a lot of routers will use TR-069 that allows for remote managem
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4y ago
Russia didn't even maintain the tires on their supply trucks properly, leading to a lot of breakdowns from sun damage, and you think they have good maintenance on their tanks?. They have undoubtably got working tanks, but I think the q
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4y ago
We have a video from three days ago of Ukraine taking out a number of plain clothes FSB officers in Russia using a switchblade. https://twitter.com/uaweapons/status/1552012564485267456
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4y ago
> Yeah I agree with you that peace is not always possible, but there could be steps towards finding peace, the problem is that I find Zelensky too much idealistic in his view of integrity of Ukraine, and a bit not practical, while his pe
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4y ago
> A reminder that if we go to get things from the '90, we also have the agreement of non-expansion of NATO to Russian borders. This is a persistent rumour, but despite what people want to say even Gorbachev himself says no such prom
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4y ago
> then Ukraine coup in 2014 You mean when the pro Russian puppet was ousted for going back on joining the EU and ran away to his masters in Russia?. > Ideas that Russia wants to conquer Europe or restore USSR are idiotic and paranoid.
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4y ago
Whilst it’s not perfect and not exactly what you want, you can use chipsec to check for a bunch of known UEFI security vulnerabilities.
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4y ago
> The situation in Russia right now in regards of Ukraine war is very simple -- everybody has rallied around Putin and against the West, everybody knows that this war is a proxy war against USA ands Ukraine is just an unlucky puppet. If
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> Russia has invaded Ukraine in order to protect Russian interests. Russia has literally stated that they don’t consider Ukraine a real country they invaded to try and take over the country. I guess given Russias history you could count
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> Why do you think this? Unless we're going to start WWIII over this, all of the things currently preventing us from imposing harsher sanctions on Russia will remain as strong - most importantly, Europe still needs Russian gas to be
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4y ago
> Secondly, the West could have acted to capitalize on Ukraine's initial success in stopping the Russian blitzkrieg by convincing Ukraine's leaders to negotiate a neutrality agreement, similarly to Switzerland. The difference i
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4y ago
> Best case would be to demilitrize Ukraine, make a deal with Russia and go back to what is was before. Accept that Russia felt threatened by NATO, address this. De-couple from the US, make Europe strong, create our own army and nuclear
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4y ago
You should really read your own sources > Except the USG officially apologized for the "undiplomatic language" on the tape [0] >> Victoria Nuland reportedly said ‘Fuck the EU’ speaking of Ukraine crisis, though department
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> That should have been the end of most of it, but it wasn't, later that day Yatsenyuk, aka "Yats our guy" from the Nuland tape, and Tyahnybok, who both agreed and signed to the deal, went on stage on Euromaidan and then d
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4y ago
> Lockdown is literally presented by Apple as being for people targeted by APTs like those developed by NSO Group, therefore I expect it to prevent attack vectors used by these APTs, like exploitation of the Developer program to facilita
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