Maybe they withdrew in the west because so many were getting sick. I'm sure the Ukrainians are going over equipment with Geiger counters before dealing with it, I would. The radioactive dust they kicked up coated their tanks, got on their hands and in their mouths and lungs.
Make some explosions on the ground to give em some special effects too.
Yes!
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and they're going into NATO too....soonFinland hit by cyberattack, airspace breach
Finland was hit with cyberattacks and an airspace breach on Friday while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was speaking to the Finnish Parliament.
The country’s Ministry of Defense tweeted earlier Friday its website was under attack and it would shutter until further notice.
A few hours later, after resolving the issue, the department clarified that the cyberattack was a denial-of-service attack, which aims to shut down a website so users are unable to access its information.
The attack also affected the Finnish foreign ministry’s websites, according to the ministry’s Twitter.
The ministry said it was investigating the matter and got its sites working hours later.
Right before the cyberattacks, Finland announced a Russian aircraft had potentially violated the country’s airspace, Bloomberg reported.
Amid the violation of Finnish airspace and the cyberattacks, Zelensky was speaking to Finland regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“President Zelenskyy gave a historic address to the Parliament today,” the foreign ministry tweeted. “Finland firmly supports Ukraine in its efforts to defend freedom and democracy. #StandWithUkraine.”
Finland has been reconsidering its stance on NATO membership since the Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, angering Moscow.
Russia previously threatened Finland and Sweden if they attempted to join the NATO alliance.
“Finland and Sweden should not base their security on damaging the security of other countries and their accession to NATO can have detrimental consequences and face some military and political consequences,” Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said soon after Russia attacked Ukraine.
Finland hit by cyberattack, airspace breach
Finland was hit with cyberattacks and an airspace breach on Friday while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was speaking to the Finnish Parliament. The country’s Ministry of Defense tweeted ea…
That's it. Send in the Troll Hammer!Finland hit by cyberattack, airspace breach
Finland was hit with cyberattacks and an airspace breach on Friday while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was speaking to the Finnish Parliament.
The country’s Ministry of Defense tweeted earlier Friday its website was under attack and it would shutter until further notice.
A few hours later, after resolving the issue, the department clarified that the cyberattack was a denial-of-service attack, which aims to shut down a website so users are unable to access its information.
The attack also affected the Finnish foreign ministry’s websites, according to the ministry’s Twitter.
The ministry said it was investigating the matter and got its sites working hours later.
Right before the cyberattacks, Finland announced a Russian aircraft had potentially violated the country’s airspace, Bloomberg reported.
Amid the violation of Finnish airspace and the cyberattacks, Zelensky was speaking to Finland regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“President Zelenskyy gave a historic address to the Parliament today,” the foreign ministry tweeted. “Finland firmly supports Ukraine in its efforts to defend freedom and democracy. #StandWithUkraine.”
Finland has been reconsidering its stance on NATO membership since the Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, angering Moscow.
Russia previously threatened Finland and Sweden if they attempted to join the NATO alliance.
“Finland and Sweden should not base their security on damaging the security of other countries and their accession to NATO can have detrimental consequences and face some military and political consequences,” Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said soon after Russia attacked Ukraine.
Finland hit by cyberattack, airspace breach
Finland was hit with cyberattacks and an airspace breach on Friday while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was speaking to the Finnish Parliament. The country’s Ministry of Defense tweeted ea…
Vlad will need to go full Stalin in a few months, but a repeat is a lot harder these days. Vlad is a murder, but I don't think he is a Stalin, that takes a special kind of talent. He is a brute and a viscous asshole, but Gulags these days might be a bit too much for Russia, even his fans know about Stalin, everybody does and in a lot more detail than we do.Russian Activists Find Ways to Protest Despite the Bans
Protesters bring home the horror of Mariupol and Bucha to Russians.
Despite the ban on virtually any form of protest - even standing alone on the street with a blank piece of paper will get you detained - Russians are protesting anyway.
In Moscow a man in a black wool hat with his hands tied behind his back with a strip of sheeting lay in street in the center of the Russian capital. This was part of a street protest called Bucha-Moscow shown on the Kholod journal Telegram channel.
The Feminist Anti-War Resistance group has focused on the destruction and killing of civilians in Mariupol. Their activists throughout Russia have placed graveyard crosses about their cities and towns to commemorate the 5,000 civilians killed in that Ukrainian city.
On the first day of protest, April 3, more than 250 crosses were placed in 25 Russian cities.
In Perm, activists came up with a different way of catching people's attention. They slip new prices onto the shelves below goods in grocery shops. Shoppers notice because the prices are wildly out of order. Above the price, the activists have written texts that explain the meaning of those numbers, which might be the number of people killed in a bombing raid in a Ukrainian city or the true rate of inflation due to the war.
Russian Activists Find Ways to Protest Despite the Bans - The Moscow Times
Gallery |www.themoscowtimes.com
did u see her eyes when she turned around....
