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>cofi status?

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Pic of the year

>>542390546
Have to explain this >>542390640

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TOTAL
Zigger
DEATH

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Total zigger discombobulation

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Reminder enjoyment of lesbianism is tantamount to nazism

>>542390636
> what is "internal pager network"?
> no one uses that anymore
kek. one post ago you were asking what it was. now you've apparently audited the radio infrastructure of every company in russia. impressive turnaround, anon.

> it's just dmr radios or private lte cells
POCSAG. 512/1200/2400 bit/s. Addressed pager receivers. Local encoder and RF transmitter. The TE-510A documentation explicitly specifies in-house POCSAG paging, an integrated transmitter, keyboard input, RS-232 control and alarm-contact inputs. You can type a message directly into the unit and transmit it. Where exactly does the supposedly mandatory LTE network enter that process?

Actual continued use? Multitone’s September 2026 account describes radio paging at UK nuclear sites operating independently of external networks. That establishes that the technology is still deployed. Your additional claim that russian installations have all switched to DMR or LTE needs evidence about those installations. Naming two other radio technologies isn't a fucking migration audit. - https://www.multitone.com/solutions-in-nuclear-power-environments/

> paper maps is at the same level as chips from washing machines
Reuters reported that Moscow paper-map sales more than doubled, citing Wildberries data. That's a specific retail-sales claim, with a named source. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/two-phones-an-app-how-russians-skirt-putins-digital-iron-curtain-2026-06-13/
You can think buying a paper map is unnecessary. That doesn't tell us whether people bought them. Got contradictory sales data, or is “sounds like another story I dislike” doing all the work here?

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ozon saratov

>>542390546
Shhhh, still too lazy to go pour myself some...

>>542390824
>enjoyment of lesbianism is tantamount to nazism
Then seig heil motherfucker. (I like lesbian)

>>542390840
Oh dear, looks like it's a little bit on fire.

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>>542390640
It's 3:30am in New Jersey oblast, you sure are up late defending russia on the internet.

>>542390496

When will the uraine stop coping?

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>>542390840
'tis but a scratch!

>>542390840
goddamit. they're destroying the fucking ozone layer

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A Russian drone incursion into Moldovan airspace on Sept. 8 delayed the departure of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky from Chișinău as he flew to Oslo for the funeral of King Harald V.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre told NRK that Zelensky’s aircraft “was almost hit by a drone as it was about to take off from Moldova. That is the reality he is facing.” Støre’s office later said a drone threat over Moldova delayed the flight and that it was unclear how close any drone came to the plane.
Moldovan authorities closed national airspace after about 16:30 local time after detecting a Shahed-type drone entering from Ukraine. Three departures and four arrivals were delayed, including Zelensky’s Airbus A319. The aircraft was on the ground at Chișinău International Airport. After 17:20, officials confirmed the drone had come down and exploded near Mihăilenii Vechi in the Rîșcani district, about 160 km from the airport, starting fires in a field. No injuries were reported. Flight restrictions were then lifted.
Moldova’s Defence Ministry said the drone entered at about 16:20, crossed toward central Moldova, left toward Romania at 16:37, and later re-entered Moldova before crashing at 17:26. NATO aircraft on air-policing duty in Romania were scrambled as the aircraft crossed the Prut. Some reports referred to a second drone; official Moldovan tracking described one.
A senior Ukrainian official travelling with Zelensky told the Financial Times a jet-powered Shahed-type drone nearly collided with the presidential aircraft. A source in the presidential office told AFP that claims Zelensky was at immediate risk were exaggerated. The president’s office declined official comment.

>>542391081
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Norway’s finance minister, Jens Stoltenberg, said Zelensky mentioned the delay and threats to the aircraft at a meeting on the evening of Sept. 8 but did not give details.
Moldova’s ambassador to the United States, Vladislav Kulminski, told CNN the incident was most likely “not an accident,” saying Chisinau did not believe a jet-powered drone had entered Moldovan territory for surveillance while Zelensky’s plane sat at the airport. He said it was too early to say whether the drone was aimed at the president. An investigation is continuing.
The Kremlin said the drone posed no threat to Zelensky’s jet. Zelensky attended the funeral in Oslo on Sept. 9.

>>542391064
That's ok. Turns out fixing the ozone layer has speeded up global warming.

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British, Norwegian and U.S. forces tracked and confronted Russian special-mission submarines near Svalbard in the spring, interrupting an exercise that Western officials said rehearsed a previously unreported technology designed to disable undersea cables without leaving a clear signature.
Two Western officials told Reuters the operation was run by Russia’s Main Directorate of Deep-Sea Research, known as GUGI, using deep-sea submersibles. The vessels were prevented from completing the drill and left the area. No cables were damaged. The officials said the activity simulated use of the technology in a conflict with NATO and declined to describe how it works.
Britain and Norway disclosed a covert Russian Arctic operation in April. Reuters reported on Thursday that the activity was near Svalbard, that a new cable-disabling capability was involved, and that the United States took part. The April British account said allied ships and aircraft had monitored an Akula-class attack submarine and two GUGI boats for about a month.
British and Norwegian officials later presented their findings to Moscow to show the technology had been identified. “Through our joint operation, we sent a clear message to Russia that they cannot operate covertly,” Norwegian Defence Minister Tore Sandvik said. “We have made it unequivocally clear to Russian authorities that any attempt to target our critical infrastructure will be detected and met with consequences.”
Two fibre-optic cables, each about 1,400 km long and lying as deep as 2,700 metres, link Svalbard to mainland Norway and carry data from the SvalSat ground station, part of NASA’s Near Space Network. Norway plans a new cable, Arctic Way, connecting the mainland with Jan Mayen and Svalbard by 2028.

>>542391177
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Russia’s Defence Ministry did not respond to Reuters. The Kremlin denies conducting sabotage in NATO countries.
Western officials said some U.S. intelligence analysts worry Moscow could try to test NATO’s Article 5 mutual-defence clause and that attacks on seabed cables could form part of such an effort. Since 2023, more commercial ships have drifted slowly over or near cables and pipelines, a mapping practice Windward said rose 52 percent in the North Sea in 2025, to 13,079 vessels, and 88 percent in the South China Sea, to 18,401, while falling 5 percent in the Baltic, to 526. At least 11 Baltic cables were damaged or cut from October 2023 through the end of 2025.
NATO launched the Baltic Sentry surveillance mission in January 2025. The UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force activated Nordic Warden the same month.

Ukraine lost

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>>542391201

>The "Azot" branch of PJSC "Uralchem" was attacked in Berezniki, Perm Krai. Smoke is rising from the plant, as confirmed by an OSINT analyst at ASTRA based on video footage published by the Exilenova+ channel.

>Employees of the plant are reporting explosions and a halt to the production process. Earlier, a siren sounded in Berezniki for several hours. Monitoring channels reported the presence of drones over the Perm Krai region, while the Ministry of Defense reported the downing of drones in the region. Starting at 5:00 AM Moscow time, restrictions have been imposed at the Bolshoye Savino airport (Perm).

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Russia’s Federal Tax Service completed 60 on-site audits of the largest companies in the first half of 2026, twice as many as a year earlier, and assessed an extra 16.3 billion rubles in tax, penalties and fines, nearly three times the 5.8 billion rubles recorded in the same period of 2025, Izvestia reported, citing service data.
The newspaper defined the largest taxpayers as firms with annual revenue above 35 billion rubles. Additional charges arise from undeclared tax, an understated base, improper splitting of businesses, or misuse of reliefs. Late-payment interest accrues daily. The standard fine is 20 percent of the unpaid amount, or 40 percent if intent is established.
Lawyers quoted by Izvestia said claim sizes have risen. Dmitry Lomakin of Formula Soglasiya said assessments of 500 million rubles are no longer unusual. Inna Ivanova of Lemchik, Krupsky and Partners said the average Moscow on-site claim reached 220 million rubles in the first quarter, up almost 60 percent on the year, with some cases above 1 billion.
The step-up coincides with a wider federal deficit. The Finance Ministry said the budget was 5.795 trillion rubles, or 2.5 percent of GDP, in the red in January–August, against a full-year legal target of 3.786 trillion rubles, or 1.6 percent. August posted a surplus of about 660 billion rubles after dividend inflows, narrowing the cumulative gap from 6.46 trillion after seven months. Oil-and-gas receipts fell 16.7 percent; other revenue rose 18.1 percent. Peskov said higher taxes were not being discussed.

>>542391273
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The Centre for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting has put the full-year federal deficit near 7 trillion rubles. In July the central bank said that if the structural primary deficit stayed around 2 percent of GDP, the overall gap could approach about 8.2 trillion. Sberbank’s macroeconomic research centre has forecast a record 2 trillion ruble shortfall in regional budgets, which rely heavily on corporate profit tax.
Pavel Kovalev of TeDo said deficit pressure and spending commitments make the largest taxpayers an obvious revenue target. The tax service has not confirmed that motive. Reporting on the same data also points to automated systems that flag risks in near real time.
Challenges usually fail. Izvestia cited an 85 percent inspector win rate in Moscow Region in the first five months of 2026 and an estimate that full cancellation after on-site audits succeeds in fewer than 5 percent of cases.

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>>542390840
drone impacts

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A leaked assessment prepared for Australia’s foreign intelligence service and circulated to Five Eyes partners says with high confidence that Western military veterans were recruited to train Russian civilians and serving personnel at private camps in Europe, The Telegraph reported.
The memo, which the newspaper said it had seen, is based on interviews with two former Australian special-forces operators and one serving reservist. They said they were offered instructor posts at camps in Bulgaria and Serbia that they were told hosted Russian clients. One site named is Alfa-Metal’s centre at Mezhdeni in northern Bulgaria. The assessment lists instructor backgrounds including Britain’s SAS, the Australian commando regiment, U.S. Navy SEALs and U.S. police.
The document says private European camps continued to take Russian citizens after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, including on advanced close-quarters courses, and that staff told the Australians Russians were still being trained in 2025.
Alfa-Metal markets special-forces-style and sniper courses at about 4,000 euros a person to private military contractors, bodyguards and corporate security staff. The Telegraph found an SAS emblem on an instructors page and a LinkedIn advertisement from about six months ago seeking an “experienced SAS instructor.” The same page listed an American who said he had spent 12 years in U.S. Army special operations.
The assessment links Alfa-Metal to Alfa Region, a St Petersburg private security firm that advertised the Bulgarian camp and cited instructors from Bulgaria, the United States, Russia, Greece, Israel and Ukraine. The paper said Alfa Region belongs to Russia’s Association of Veterans of the Alfa anti-terror unit and supports an FSB special-purpose centre.

>>542390770
that man has spent many years cultivating such a powerful build.

he deserves more than a 20 second doodle.

>>542390978
Still doesn't change the fact that the picture is the perfect representation of Ukraine

>>542391341
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Alfa-Metal rejected the claims. It said it had never employed former SAS or Australian commando personnel to train Russians and had not trained Russian citizens since the war began. After the newspaper cited a partnership with Alfa Region, a spokesman said the firms had had historical professional contacts.
SAS figures quoted by the paper were sceptical. A senior source said he knew of no such veterans and that many more people claim SAS service than served. Retired Colonel David White said veterans have long moved into private advisory work but would not have the regiment’s sympathy if they trained Russians. Former staff sergeant Phil Campion said training troops who might fight British soldiers would be unethical.
The UK Ministry of Defence declined to discuss special forces or intelligence work and said the law gives agencies and police powers against hostile foreign activity. A source told The Telegraph that ASIS was reviewing the memo and would pass findings to Britain and the United States. Under Australian and British law, former special-forces personnel face restrictions on using service knowledge for foreign states.

>>542391350
You are correct, I am working on a little colored sketch of the russian big chungus

Volumes of salmon caviar put into Russian commercial circulation from 20 May to 7 September fell to 2.6 thousand tonnes from 7.66 thousand tonnes a year earlier, the labelling operator CRPT told Izvestia, a drop of 66 percent.
The Federal Agency for Fisheries linked the decline to a weak Pacific salmon season. About 92 thousand tonnes had been caught by early September, against a pre-season forecast of 227 thousand. Agency head Ilya Shestakov said on 4 September the season was unsuccessful and that the final catch would likely be 100–110 thousand tonnes, about 2.5 times less than in 2025. The agency said it saw no grounds for a shortage of salmon or caviar on the domestic market and was not considering export limits.
Industry figures were blunter. Alexei Rudko of the Kurilsky Bereg retail chain called the season anomalous. Georgy Martynov of the Primorye fishery association said the harvest was the lowest in the observation record and would lift product prices, including caviar.
The Fish Union said that as of 9 September pink-salmon caviar was 18.6 thousand rubles a kilogram, up 79 percent year on year; sockeye 17.2 thousand, up 93 percent; coho 18.9 thousand, up 13 percent; and chum 13.6 thousand, up 36 percent. The fisheries agency said wholesale prices reflected seasonality, supply, logistics, costs, inflation and demand.
The Association of Fishing Enterprises of Sakhalin Region blamed warming oceans and said Pacific salmon may no longer support large commercial catches. Its president said Kamchatka firms owe 120 billion rubles over four years on fishing-site contracts and Sakhalin firms 12 billion.
Pacific salmon runs normally swing between stronger odd years and weaker even years. Officials and fishermen say 2026 is weaker than that pattern alone would imply.

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>>542391351
and vid is the perfect representation of russia

Russian courts transferred private assets worth about 980 billion rubles to the state in January–August 2026, law firm NSP said after reviewing commercial and Moscow general-jurisdiction cases.
That is less than the roughly 2 trillion rubles seized in the same months of 2025 and the 3.1 trillion recorded for last year as a whole. Partner Roman Makarov said many large firms had already been taken in prior years, so anti-corruption cases now more often reach former officials of varying wealth and people tied to them.
Prosecutors filed more corruption-based claims: courts heard 54 in eight months, against 45 in all of 2025 and 13 in 2024. NSP put the 2026 value of those seizures at about 745 billion rubles, versus almost 1.2 trillion for last year and 155 billion in 2024, and said anti-corruption suits lead this year’s total largely because of Rusagro shares valued at about 500 billion. Follow-on suits seeking extra assets or property of related parties have become more common. The firm said its count is incomplete.
This year’s larger files include a controlling stake in agribusiness group Rusagro, founded by Vadim Moshkovich; bearing holding KIMP, linked to former Rosstandart deputy Alexei Kuleshov; and ship-fuel group Transbunker, associated with Iosif Sandler and Sergei Pugachev. A Moscow court later excluded a smaller Rusagro block owned by a relative of Moshkovich.
Rosimushchestvo head Vadim Yakovenko said in March that about 800 companies had passed to the state through the courts since the post-2022 wave of seizures. NSP puts the cumulative value of assets taken at about 7.6 trillion rubles.
Who later received operating control of seized groups is a separate question. Earlier research has named state companies including Gazprom, Rosatom, Rostec, Transneft, VTB and Rosselkhozbank, and business groups associated with the Kovalchuk, Rotenberg and Patrushev families, among those that have gained from the redistribution.

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At least 26 Russian airports have posted refuelling limits, according to aeronautical notices reviewed by Verstka as of 7 September.
The first notices appeared in June; a second batch in September. Durations run from about one month to almost seven. At St Petersburg’s Pulkovo, from 2 September to 16 March 2027, aircraft may take only flight-plan fuel, with no extra uplift. Kaliningrad’s Khrabrovo has the same rule until 6 December.
Fifteen of the 26 airports restrict foreign carriers only, typically to the fuel needed for one sector. Those notices include Kazan, Ufa, Perm, Yekaterinburg, Chelyabinsk, Tyumen, Irkutsk, Vladivostok, Khabarovsk and Yakutsk. In the south, where several airports remain closed to civil traffic, Sochi, Volgograd and Astrakhan limit both Russian and foreign aircraft; Krasnodar limits foreign airlines.
The government banned jet-kerosene exports from 1 June to 30 November to support the domestic market. Transport Minister Andrei Nikitin said in June there was no shortage and that supply was controlled. Azimut, a regional carrier, said in late June a supplier had cut contracted volumes by about a third after “force majeure” at refineries and that airport kerosene prices had jumped. Exchange jet-fuel prices set records in June above 105,000 rubles a tonne.

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>ozon stock still holding up
i guess russians are addicted to losing money

>>542391510
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Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries have cut processing to a two-decade low. Open-source tallies run well above the “70 hits” often cited and into the hundreds of successful attacks this year. President Vladimir Putin said on 1 September that about a tenth of damaged plants still awaited repair. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said this month diesel and jet kerosene were fully available at home.
Sergei Tereshkin of Open Oil Market noted that fewer plants make jet kerosene than petrol or diesel. Dmitry Baranov of Finam Management said strict specifications limit how far imports or lower quality can fill a gap. Officials eased some petrol standards; a similar move for jet fuel has been discussed.

>>542391201
What did they lose?

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Fuck you jews

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>spamming aislop again
Sanjay, even your superiors in mosqueow don't buy it.

>>542391865
i’m sure your jewish president is also ai.

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TZD

>deflection
I accept your concession, suckdeep. Generate yourself getting juggernauted.

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>FP-5 "Flamingo" missiles visited Volgograd last night.

>During the night of September 11th, the Defense Forces attacked the "Volgogradpromproekt" enterprise with FP-5 "Flamingo" missiles.

>Missile strikes were confirmed, resulting in a fire.

>"Volgogradpromproekt" LLC is under US sanctions for its work with the Russian military-industrial complex. The company produces ferrocerium-containing combustion catalysts and develops technologies for the production of chemical substances.

>As always, Ukrainian sanctions proved to be the most effective.

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>>542391958
> your jewish president

>>542391816
What a symbolic picture.

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>>542391958
>goy pass since 2012

>>542391865
at this very moment, some innocent ukie is being kidnapped off the street and sent immediately into wood chipper.

dont bitch and moan about something being fake and made by an AI.

>>542391865
Your fake group chat is the AI fake.

>>542392003
was that supposed to prove the piggies aren’t dying for a jew or something?

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>abloobloo
No argument. At least take a good look at what your aislop generator has shat out before you spam it, fucking streetshitters.

>>542392051
you bitch about AI daily

>>542392123
No argument.

>>542392179
My worldview isnt made from AI slop.

Its the pro-ukraine circles who ramp up the price of ram by shoveling endless amounts of AI slop onto the internet.

What isnt there to bitch about? You dont get to bitch and moan. I do. You're the problem.

>>542390546
will be having an espresso soon

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>n-no argument!!!

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>NO ARGUMENT!!!!!

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TZD

>>542392020
imagine paying for using fucking 4chan lmao

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>NO
>ARGUMENT

>>542391816
Wait that car has like 5 break lights xD huutista ryssän aislopille

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>>542392334
>lying is fine if it's my side doing it
we know, mearshnigger

>>542392453
Why do you defend the Jews so much do you like your president cut small flat dick is that the reason? Be serious

Vladimir Putin still wants full control of Ukraine’s Donetsk region and, people familiar with his latest talks with U.S. envoys told Bloomberg, believes the army can take it within six months.
The 7 September report said his meeting with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner produced no breakthrough. Putin has made surrender of the rest of Donetsk a condition of any settlement. Ukraine has refused to hand over the remaining fortress-belt cities.
Ukrainian deputy presidential chief of staff Pavlo Palisa said Russia’s political leadership is aiming for the end of 2026, while Russian officers are asking for 31 March 2027. He said even that date looked unrealistic and that Moscow had already reset a Donetsk deadline 15 times.
Those earlier marks include promises in 2025 that the front would break in the autumn and Donetsk would fall in the war’s fourth year; a spring 2026 shift to autumn; and a summer pledge of the end of 2026. Adding Bloomberg’s six-month horizon from early September points to late February or early March 2027.
The Institute for the Study of War, using Zelensky’s public list, counts at least 15 missed deadlines since 2022. It estimated in August that Russian forces held 79.89 percent of Donetsk Oblast, about 21,170 square kilometres, and were advancing there at 2.36 square kilometres a day. At that rate the remaining fifth of the oblast would not be taken before 2 October 2032. ISW does not treat that date as a forecast that the rest will fall.
Donetsk Oblast is about 4.4 percent of Ukraine and had more than 4 million residents before the war. It is one half of the Donbas; Luhansk is already almost entirely under Russian control.

>JOOOOZ JOOOOZ JOOOOZ
Why do you spam easily identifiable aislop, brownoid?

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>>542391993
I hope some katsap filmed it out of his window

Hooray another brother war started by Jews. Don’t you love killing your own brother?

>>542390840
Ffs where are Russian femboys supposed to but their dildos now?

Rutube operator Ruform has asked suppliers for prices on used servers and related kit, CNews reported after reviewing two requests on the Bidzaar procurement site.
The documents accept machines built no earlier than 2023, previously used, working, in good condition and without critical defects. One request lists about 30 server types and more than 180 units, including dense dual-socket boxes, storage servers and GPU systems. A second covers 22 storage arrays, switches and routers. Delivery is specified in Moscow; bids on the larger lot were due 11 September, with payment after shipment.
Gazprom-Media Holding, which owns the platform, said the exercise was to map market prices and value its own IT fleet, not a decision to buy. “Keep a finger on the pulse,” the digital-assets press office told CNews.
Used enterprise hardware has become cheaper relative to new stock as memory and drive prices rose in 2026 and lead times stretched. Rutube already runs several thousand servers and has said it will start its own Leningrad-region data centre later this year. The platform is often billed in Russian media as a YouTube substitute after access to Google’s service was restricted; that remains an ambition, not a completed replacement.

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>>542391350

>>542390496
The bigger had a boring, miserable life.
Fortunately he has avey unique and interesting death.
>Weeeeee

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Kill time-travelling ziggers
https://x.com/666_mancer/status/2098151362055766123

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>surrender, da?

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>>542391816

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>>542391990
>I accept your concession

>>542392670
>no dildo supply for Russian femboys
>have to join the Russian army to get fucked in the ass
>Putin gets more "man"power
Trust the plan Z

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>translated
Oh good, stepashka figured out how to not get caught.

Lobbying firm Qorvis suggested to Trump administration officials in early March that some U.S. oil sanctions on Russia and Iran be eased after prices jumped above $100 a barrel when fighting closed the Strait of Hormuz, Bloomberg reported.
Days later the Treasury issued short-term licences allowing the sale and offloading of Russian and Iranian crude already on tankers. India, which had cut Russian imports, was among the buyers. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called the steps narrow and temporary. Bloomberg said it is unclear how much weight Qorvis’s advice carried. The waivers lasted into early July.
Over the past year Qorvis represented Dubai-based 2Rivers Group and Singapore-based Wellbred Capital, the investigation found, based on documents and about 15 people including current and former staff. Western governments link 2Rivers, formerly Coral Energy, to Azerbaijani trader Etibar Eyyub. The European Union, listing him in December 2025, said his network controls a large share of vessels used to move Russian oil outside the usual insured fleet. 2Rivers says Eyyub left in early 2022.
Wellbred is tied by the U.S. Treasury to Iranian trader Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani, son of the late security official Ali Shamkhani. OFAC designated Wellbred and related firms in August. Qorvis says it does not represent Eyyub or Shamkhani personally, does not take sanctioned funds, and ended the Wellbred work after a Justice Department filing in March.

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>>542393228
most people can't read ukro/ruski runes

Rosneft’s Ryazan refinery halted crude processing after a 6 September drone strike, two industry sources told Reuters.
Both primary units then running were taken down: AT-6 / CDU-6, about 8 million tonnes a year or nearly half of nameplate, which caught fire, and AVT-4 / CDU-4, about 4 million tonnes a year. AVT-3, roughly a fifth of capacity, has been idle since a mid-May strike. Repairs could take several weeks, the sources said. Rosneft did not comment.
The plant, about 200 km south-east of Moscow, is among Russia’s three largest refineries, with nameplate capacity of about 17 million tonnes a year. It supplies the capital region. In 2024 it processed 13.1 million tonnes, about 4.9 percent of Russian throughput.
It is the third stoppage since late spring. After the 15 May attack the site was down until mid-July. It was struck again on 29 July and halted for two to three weeks.

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>>542392105
>piggies aren’t dying for a jew

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>ummm sweaty I'm doing it for the non-pozzian speakers
Yeah, we know, draft dodger.

Cursor, a widely used AI coding editor, stopped serving users in Russia on 4 September, software-industry sources told RBC.
There was no company announcement. A day earlier Anysphere updated Cursor’s terms with a U.S. export-control clause that bars use in embargoed countries or by restricted parties. Developers described region-blocked API errors and emails cancelling paid plans, with unused time refunded.
Russian cards were already often rejected at checkout. OpenAI and Anthropic had previously limited access from Russia to models that Cursor can call.
Sergei Markov of Sberbank said teams would shift to other tools, including open-source models. MWS AI said developers still use Claude Code and Codex and that losing Cursor would not transform the local market.

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>542393131
gay jewish nazis, all of them

>>542393199
>plebbit screencap
can you go back already?

Heat supplier T Plus has been allowed to deliver hot water with higher iron and colour readings in Yekaterinburg, Verkhnyaya Pyshma and Beryozovsky until the end of 2032.
Iron may reach 0.42 mg per litre, against the usual 0.3, and colour 30 degrees against 20. Sverdlovsk Rospotrebnadzor agreed the temporary limits and said they do not endanger health. T Plus said the water remains within sanitary rules. Residents and local media say it can still stain fittings and laundry.
The variance follows August’s supply failure. Filters at Vodokanal’s Western station clogged after raw-water turbidity jumped and extra chemicals fouled the beds. Cold water to combined-heat plants was cut, and most of the city lost hot water for weeks.
At the end of August the watchdog found cold tap water in four districts above limits for manganese, aluminium and residual chlorine, with odour, turbidity and colour. Officials blamed ageing mains — much of the network 70 to 100 percent worn, with more than 1,200 km of Vodokanal pipe due for replacement.

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Today I've realized that everything I've seen on /uhg/ has been mostly a lie. You people are fucking evil.

Why can't zizterz maintain their piping?

>>542393289
Cyrillic is aryan ya kuch aur

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>posted it again

total zigger death by the way

State tester Roskachestvo found pesticide residues in several instant-noodle brands sold in Russia, including Doshirak, Chan Ramen, Business Lunch, BigBon, Kazhdy Den and Rollton, TASS reported.
The agency said the levels sat inside the legal technical-regulation caps. They still fail its voluntary Quality Mark standard, which requires no pesticides at all.
Ten brands were wetter than the tester’s own benchmark. Seven, among them Doshirak, Chan Ramen, Nissin and SamYang, listed protein, fat or carbohydrate figures that did not match the lab. Compared with a 2019 survey, Roskachestvo said microbiological safety had improved and that this round found no dangerous bacteria, antibiotics, heavy metals or radionuclides.
It still described the category as high in salt, simple carbohydrates and saturated fat and advised eating it no more than twice a month. Results were sent to regulators, retailers and manufacturers.

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>>542393475
i only trust russia

>>542390770
>First, we start by drawing a big happy sphere...

>>542393409
>pidors gonna be the last once to get tower-of-babel'd and suffer AI-induced mass cognitive decline and thinking capacity loss
wewlad, misery boons

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>>542393445
>screencap

>>542393532
LLMs aren't the reason you're not thinking, Klaus.

>>542393545
you'd be confused if I didn't use zoomer speak
can you go back now?

>>542393575
This specific persona is built to absorb insults and accept its' inferiority. What it dislikes is factual, neutral corrections. It hates them.

Russia has again pushed back certification of the airliners meant to stand in for grounded Boeing and Airbus fleets, Rosaviatsia chief Dmitry Yadrov said this week.
The MC-21, a 211-seat narrowbody in development since the mid-2000s, is now due a type certificate in mid-2027. In March Yadrov had said the work would finish this year. In 2022 UAC’s then-head Yuri Slyusar pointed to the end of 2024; Denis Manturov spoke of series deliveries from 2025. Aeroflot expects its first eight jets in late 2027, with more in 2028.
The import-substituted Superjet SJ-100 with the PD-8 engine is scheduled for certification in the first quarter of 2027. Yadrov had named July 2026 in March. Transport and industry ministries once cited December 2025. Industry minister Anton Alikhanov had said the first examples would reach airlines this year. The PD-8 itself was certified in June. Older Superjets depended on the Franco-Russian SaM146 and a high share of imported parts.
Neither type is yet in passenger service in the substituted configuration. Officials still publish 2030 output goals of dozens of MC-21s and Superjets a year.

>>542393575
>>542393655
the fuck are you two even talking about, are you high on estrogen nafo trannies?

>case in point

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uh uh melty

>>542393679
Why are you here and not dying for Putin, Pidor?

Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping will not hold a formal bilateral meeting at this week’s BRICS summit, Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said.
Ushakov told reporters on 10 September that no such session was planned in New Delhi and that a longer talk had been put off to the APEC meetings in Shenzhen in November. He said the two men were all but certain to speak in the corridors — a “standing meeting.”
In May the Kremlin had still listed a BRICS pull-aside among this year’s contacts. Putin is in India from 11 to 13 September and has other bilateral appointments on the margins.
They last sat down on 31 August in Bishkek at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit. That meeting produced no deal on Power of Siberia-2, a planned pipeline of up to 50 billion cubic metres of Russian gas a year to China. Reporting since then has put the deadlock on price: Chinese counterparts have been described as seeking rates close to Russia’s domestic household tariff, about $50 per thousand cubic metres, or an industrial-level $120–130, far below what China pays on the existing Power of Siberia line.

>>542393726
I'm not for putin/russia.
I'm just against ukraina/globohomo.

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>>542391958
You'd better not bring up the subject of Jewish presidents.

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the fire at the ozon warehouse in saratov has been successfully extinguished. another defeat for nafo

The United States has taken custody of a third Russian national on cybercrime charges since June, after Cyprus extradited Searzhudin Aktulaev.
The U.S. embassy in Nicosia on 10 September thanked Cypriot police. Aktulaev, 40, was arrested in May 2025, flown to the United States on 28 August and appeared in federal court in San Francisco on 31 August. A 2021 indictment, then unsealed, accuses him and others of using about 255 fake accounts on a California freelance platform to send malware to some 80,000 users in 2016–17. Prosecutors say roughly half the targets were in the United States and that investigators recovered victim data and retail logins.
He is charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, distributing malicious code, unlawful computer access and aggravated identity theft. The most serious count carries up to 20 years and a fine of up to $250,000. He denies the charges.
Georgia earlier handed over Sergei Filimonov, who appeared in Atlanta on 4 September in a separate bank-fraud case. A third Russian was extradited from Thailand.

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>screencap? what kind of nafo nuspeak is that?

When will the pigkraine stop losing?

>>542393761
>I'm just against ukraina/globohomo.
What has globohomo done to you?

>>542390978
What happened that made them spam this picture this much?

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>>542393817
Incoherent nafo ramblings w/o even mentioning nukes...

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whats going on here?

>>542393949
could make 2 page long list of why life in EU now sucks more than before EU.

Rosstat put the share of Russians below its poverty line at 7 percent in the second quarter, 0.4 points lower than a year earlier.
The 2025 annual rate was already 6.7 percent, or 9.7 million people — under the May 2024 decree that seeks a rate below 7 percent by 2030. The first-half stock on 1 July was still 7.5 percent. Rosstat has not issued a 2026 headcount.
The second-quarter line was about 17,800 roubles a month — 19,300 for working-age adults, 14,700 for pensioners, 17,500 for children. Alexander Safonov of the Financial University said living on that sum is barely realistic. Sociologist Temyr Khagurov has called the official line closer to destitution than to ordinary poverty.
Since 2021 the threshold has been last-2020’s median-linked level, lifted only by consumer-price inflation, not a repriced basket. HSE’s Lilia Ovcharova has said that share matches extreme poverty in international use. The RAS Institute of Economics estimated that the pre-2021 method would have shown about 11.8 and 11.1 percent in 2022–23, against Rosstat’s 9.8 and 8.5.
FOM’s August poll found 6 percent of respondents short of money for food and 20 percent able to eat but not to buy clothes or shoes.

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when are we gonna start seeing hoholinas (goyim only oc) mobilized?

>im against globohomo
>except when russia is globohomo then its based

Ukraine’s General Staff said a 9 September strike on the naval base at Novorossiysk hit three Russian Black Sea Fleet ships: the frigate Admiral Essen, the landing ship Petr Morgunov and the minesweeper Zheleznyakov.
Defence intelligence had already reported a fire on Essen’s superstructure. The navy said the frigate was struck with a Neptune missile. Essen carries Kalibr cruise missiles and was also claimed hit on 12 August.
The same statement said fuel-oil storage at the port was hit. Moscow has not confirmed the list. Open-source satellite pictures show burn marks on Essen; some analysts also point to a Buyan-M corvette. Damage to Morgunov is less clearly shown in public imagery.
Essen is a Project 11356 frigate commissioned in 2016. Morgunov, a Project 11711 landing ship accepted in 2020, is built to embark troops and armour. Zheleznyakov is a minesweeper.

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>>542394047

>>542394111
nonononono you're going to summon him

>defending your country against horde of steppeniggers is bad btw because gay jews or something.
What is the cause of this behaviour?

>>542393458
>T Plus said the water remains within sanitary rules.
It's russia, they just change the sanitary rules until they reflect the current reality.

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>>542394047
Every woman has a duty to Ukraina to give birth to one mother and one soldier.

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>>542394166
many such cases

>>542394133
Loserdom. Can't fix your own life, must make everyone else's shittier, because the system that support the defender is (in your head) the system that keeps you down.

Oh yeah, I forgot this Croat is actually Pidor with VPN. Probably unironic FSB shill too.

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TZD

A Moscow court has sentenced former Rosnano investment director Andrei Kushnarev to nine years in a general-regime penal colony after finding him guilty of embezzling more than 7.5 billion rubles ($89 million) from a state-backed project to manufacture magnetoresistive memory chips in Russia.
Judge Darya Artemonova of the Gagarinsky District Court also fined Kushnarev 76 million rubles and barred him from executive posts for two and a half years. The court granted Rosnano’s civil claim for more than 7.5 billion rubles. Prosecutors had sought nine years and 10 months. Kushnarev pleaded not guilty.
The court said that from April 2013 to March 2021 Kushnarev, then Rosnano’s managing director for investment and later chief executive of subsidiary Crocus Nanoelectronics, acted with others to misappropriate funds allocated for Project Crocus, a planned plant for energy-independent MRAM chips in partnership with France’s Crocus Technology. Nearly 12 billion rubles were put into the venture. Production was never started.
The Prosecutor General’s Office said the defendants never intended to build the plant. Former Rosnano deputy board chairman Yuri Udaltsov, named as a co-conspirator, left Russia for Germany in 2015 and remains on an international wanted list. Investigators opened the case in September 2024; Kushnarev, who held a UAE residence permit, was detained shortly afterward.
Kushnarev is the second former executive from the era of Anatoly Chubais, who ran Rosnano for more than a decade until 2020, to receive a prison term over failed high-tech projects. In April the same court sentenced Boris Galkin, former general director of Rosnano unit Plastic Logic, to nine years for embezzling 6.7 billion rubles from a project to produce flexible tablet computers that also never reached production.

If only people would stop basing their worldviews on their inability to afford RAM.

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>>542393918
When it surrenders. About 18-36 months I would say

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>AWP ID

das rite, I am snaiper, I ace Team Zigger for lunch

Germany’s Defense Ministry is seeking a way to keep a classified wartime operations plan out of the hands of Alternative for Germany if the far-right party forms a government in Saxony-Anhalt after its election victory last Sunday.
Defense Minister Boris Pistorius told a closed meeting of coalition defense specialists on Tuesday that he wanted to prevent an AfD-led state government from receiving the document, known as OPLAN, because of the risk it could be passed to Russia, a person familiar with the discussion told Bloomberg. No official decision has been announced. A ministry spokeswoman declined to say whether access would be restricted and noted that the plan is classified and tightly controlled.
OPLAN Deutschland, about 1,000 pages, sets out how German and NATO authorities would act in a war or major crisis and how federal and state governments would coordinate. Germany is planned as a transit hub for allied forces moving to NATO’s eastern flank. Full copies are held by the heads of all 16 states; local authorities see only the sections that apply to them. German reports say Pistorius is considering withdrawing the full text from Saxony-Anhalt’s state chancellery in Magdeburg.
AfD took 43.8% of the vote and 39 of 83 seats on Sept. 6, finishing first but short of a majority. Government formation is unresolved. Other mainstream parties refuse to govern with AfD, whose state branch is classed as confirmed right-wing extremist. The caretaker head of the state chancellery has warned that excluding Saxony-Anhalt from defense and interior information would undermine required federal–state cooperation.

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>>542394047
Like this?

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>no argument
I do support TZD with all my heart but yeah, at least two of these are not really arguments for AI slop
>>542392348
Literally Mercedes Sprinter.
>>542392400
Twisting the arm of the perp behind his back and upwards is a typical control hold, and the third hand is his
>>542392123
This actually is sus, but given the stupid designs I've seen, I wouldn't call it definite proof
Ukraine busses those who dodge their duty, I see no reason to deny that.

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>>542394196
and make money on OF and pay taxes.

St. Petersburg’s metro operator has invited bids for a feasibility study on adapting nine stations, four tunnel sections and about 35 km of track for use as civil-defense shelters.
The notice, posted on the state procurement portal on Sept. 10, was first reported by Fontanka. The contractor must decide which unfinished metro facilities should be completed, which need extra equipment and which can be converted into protective structures. It must also assess risks from changing groundwater, nearby construction and obsolete plant, and plan for two emergency cases: an industrial accident and a fire.
Ventilation is singled out. If contaminated air reaches the shelters, filter systems must remove radioactive dust, aerosols and toxic agents.
The study follows a March price-monitoring exercise covering about 80 metro sites. Construction itself has not been tendered. A 2025 city check of 2,633 listed shelters found most needed repair. Kronstadt, part of St. Petersburg and home to Baltic Fleet facilities, began installing concrete drone shelters in June.

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>>542394466
>Literally Mercedes Sprinter
Ok smart guy, point to where picrel is
>Twisting the arm of the perp behind his back and upwards is a typical control hold, and the third hand is his
False, take a close look, the "officer" is pinching his hand while pressing down instead of holding the "victim's" hand.
>This actually is sus
>but
No buts, dumb fucktard. The perspective is fucked and it doesn't line up. You don't turn a bus stop into an art project.
>Ukraine busses those who dodge their duty, I see no reason to deny that.
Then why make aislop instead of posting real images and videos, dumbass? Blow your brains out.

>>542390840
Nice. Can't wait for the next wave of rosbenzinas crying about their dildo business going bust.

>>542393986
>could
but won't, right?

>ukraine needs another 60 gorillion dollars to drone 10 warehouses
Russia is dropping 8000 bombs a month on Ukraine by the way.

>>542394117
a few dozen ones of this type for my Svety sweat farm

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>>542394906
>8000 bombs a month
>still bogged down in donbas

>>542393949
Evil west ruined Serboslavia by giving Croats weapons.

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>see Ukrainian woman
usually very well behaved and pretty, wouldn't mind wholesome dating one that fits my interests, their men are very lucky to have them

>see Russian woman
this is a pig creature
it was made for abuse

>>542395092
>bogged down
they just captured orekiv and are entering dobropilia and mykolaev. even CNN is commenting on the Geran 4 and 5 drones. Sorry but it's actually the beginning of the end for your crossdressing manlet jew president whom you love so fondly.

>>542394117
Lmao. I do wanna see the Babushka-Benzina battalion.

The (((canadian))) is getting the same supply of krokodil as the tsaaar. Lucky bastard.

>>542395301
two more weeks

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>they just captured orekiv and are entering dobropilia and mykolaev and any Russian telegram that denies this is actually a hohol or still butthurt about prigozhin

I am brown and I hate the Ukraine from the bottom of my heart.
/chug/ shits on you NAFOtards.

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>>542394626
>Ok smart guy, point to where picrel is
The stoppers maybe removable, suffered damage and removed, or not present in all models. The AI argument I've seen (including your pic) revolves around the rear lights, and how there are "too many of them" or how they are "unnatural". An unmarked van with some minor adjustments or missing parts is more plausible than that.
>You don't turn a bus stop into an art project.
That's just it, sometimes you do if you let retarded people to decide things. That's why I won't take this as a total proof, since I've seen weirder.
>False, take a close look, the "officer" is pinching his hand while pressing down instead of holding the "victim's" hand.
Mm.. could be, on the other hand you also have his partner with boot on the ready at the detainee's back and arm, so it's possible he's preparing his hands for cuffing.
>Then why make aislop instead of posting real images and videos, dumbass? Blow your brains out.
Yes, well, that's my point, innit?
None of these are definitive proof of AI, I would be more inclined to put my money on a staged photo-op.
>Inb4 why faked, numbnuts
To give a veneer of realism and plausibility, because people rightfully go through your photo's meticulously trying to spot AI slop. They've been caught so many times I find it entirely possible they might abandon using AI and fake photos in the old fashioned way.

>cope defense
Ignored. Stop defending obvious aislop.

>>542394626
What is that, an image for ants?

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>>542395594
The jokes write themselves

the dalit sides with monke

>>542395973
>Our sockpuppet says what we want it to say
Am I supposed to be impressed?

Give it to me straight, did the ukies capture Shabdrikholove yes or no?