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A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $25 billion after the company was found to have misled users about its privacy practices in a case related to the Cambridge Analytica scandal. cnn.it/4jvalU9
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NEW: Trump’s mega Venezuelan oil deal, signed by Hegseth and Rubio, benefits an unknown group of investors and was intentionally crafted to keep the next U.S. president or future leaders of Venezuela from undoing it. @propublica saw the secret contract: propublica.org/article/trump…
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25.08.2014: “These combat vehicles crossed a foreign border. Ukraine was defending its own land.”
Captured RUS soldier Ivan Romantsev, 331st Guards Parachute Regiment, 98th Guards Svir Airborne Division, on the claim they got lost: “Our company also entered Ukrainian territory.”
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Russians have just targeted a busy surgical ward at Kyiv’s National Institute of Cardiology while surgeons were engaged in midday operations.
A drone targeted the sixth floor of the medical facility, leaving operating rooms heavily damaged and patients injured, with debris from the ceiling and walls scattered throughout.
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Russians now randomly murdering whole cars full of people in Kyiv with jet drones, now that the Starlink on which Ukraine's new interceptors rely no longer functions, due to Trump's operation to force Zelensky to sign a fake peace agreement to save US midterm elections.
Kyiv, this morning.
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Russians at the front confirm, that the US cutting Starshield from Ukraine's frontline defenders is now allowing Russian troops to advance without pressure on their logistics. Ukraine has lost middle range strike abilities inside Ukraine.
This will cost thousands of Ukrainian lives.
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❗️Pentagon chief @PeteHegseth is delaying deliveries of Patriot missiles to #Ukraine needed to intercept ballistic missiles, sources tell The Kyiv Independent.
Contracts for the missiles are sitting on Hegseth’s desk, unsigned.
A source says the missiles have already been paid for by Ukraine’s allies.
The missiles are paid for. The contracts are ready. So what exactly is holding them up? 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
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Russia is transporting weapons to Africa aboard commercial cargo ships, accompanied by men suspected of traveling under false identities. A review of records covering 2,000 ships identified 28 suspicious passengers on seven vessels.
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In Kherson, Russians murder an elderly woman by first firing on her with small arms, then with artillery, then finally with an FPV drone.
This is now all in partnership with the White House, that continues to block Ukraine's drone defenses within Ukraine.
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In just 10 days, the Trump administration has:
- Struck a deal to buy Russian diesel and eased sanctions.
- Suspended the bipartisan Graham-Blumenthal Russia sanctions law, just weeks after signing it.
- Restricted Ukraine's access to Starshield satellite services.
- Suspended intelligence warnings about Russian missile launches targeting Ukraine for several days.
- Threatened to cut intelligence sharing unless Ukraine stopped striking Russian oil infrastructure.
- Pressured Ukraine to remove Zelenskyy from power.
- Downplayed Russia's and China's assistance to Iran in its war against the US, dismissing it as "very little."
- Proposed unfreezing Russian sovereign assets and placing some under US control.
- Pursued lucrative US-Russia business deals, including cooperation on data centres.
- Proposed that Europe resume buying Russian gas as part of a Ukraine peace deal
If Trump were actually a Russian agent, what exactly would he be doing differently?
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Commander Magyar says:
Stay alert: how you are being deceived through generative AI-powered psychological operations in the information war. By both the swamp dwellers and those who call themselves “our own.”
As we in the Unmanned Systems Forces once again examine the technological challenges and risks of 2027, I rank this method—a form of cognitive operations—among the threats with strategic impact. So let me explain in plain language how it works.
When you ask an internet search engine a question, for example, “Why did X happen?” or something similar about a targeted topic—or even one that isn’t targeted—you instantly get a ready-made answer generated by a chatbot from the vastness of the web. Very convenient. But you need to understand where that answer comes from.
The chatbot searches through numerous news sources and texts and usually gives you a substantive answer, while below it, Google or whatever search engine you use displays dozens of pages of blue links to websites. Of course, reading a single compiled answer is quick and convenient. Just understand this:‼️artificial intelligence does not know the truth. It literally retells the internet.
Russia was among the first to grasp this, and here is what it is cooking up, systematically and deliberately poisoning AI with millions of fake articles: since 2022, the “Pravda” network of websites has gained momentum and remained active—close to two hundred sites in dozens of languages. These sites publish 10,000–20,000 similar articles every day, amounting to 4–6 million articles a year. These articles are not written for people. They are written for machines.
Here is what happens next: when 20,000 articles are created around a single false propaganda claim, published in different languages across hundreds of websites that also link to one another, the machine sees: lots of sources are reporting this, so it looks like the truth. And it dumps a lie on you in the chatbot’s characteristic descriptive yet confident manner, delivered in a neutral, non-judgmental tone. No telltale accents or traces of a propagandist, no “Rossiya 1” logo in the corner. Just presented as fact.
Research into ten of the world’s most popular chatbots has already found that, in a third of cases, they take in and reproduce narratives from Russian fake stories. The machine readily answers your question, “Why did X happen?” even when X is made up—meaning the lie is already embedded in the question. Back in 2024, four out of ten bots answered yes when asked, “Did Azov soldiers burn an effigy of Trump?” and provided links to sources. Try it. There are thousands of examples like this. Including ones about Magyar and the Birds—the worm goes berserk every fucking second.
We are losing ground to the worms’ troll farms in this war. Though we have bred an entire stratum of trolls of our own.
There is no “betrayal” here, and no advice to follow—just highlighting a threat that is under study alongside dozens of other challenges of today and tomorrow.
Critical thinking should not be delegated. Not even to the smartest machine. Use your head and always verify the source and the information.
We will stand
Moscow will fall
MAGYAR
16.10.26
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Two Evenki Indigenous communities are suing Russian oil giant Transneft-Vostok for nearly 74 million rubles over alleged damage to their traditional lands.
The Kuyumba–Taishet pipeline has operated since 2017, affecting territories used for reindeer herding, hunting and fishing. An expert estimate put losses across more than 1,800 hectares at about 28 million rubles, while the communities are seeking 73.84 million.
The legal battle is ongoing, raising a critical question: how can Indigenous communities secure fair compensation when regional rules for calculating environmental damage expired in 2018?
For the Evenki, this land is more than a resource. It is their livelihood, culture and future.
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The starving Russian town limiting locals to 10 eggs, 3 kg of potatoes, and 1 liter of milk monthly is populated by Evenki people. This is how Russia treats natives: robbing their land’s riches and starving them toward “full assimilation.”
Two Evenki Indigenous communities are suing Russian oil giant Transneft-Vostok for nearly 74 million rubles over alleged damage to their traditional lands.
The Kuyumba–Taishet pipeline has operated since 2017, affecting territories used for reindeer herding, hunting and fishing. An expert estimate put losses across more than 1,800 hectares at about 28 million rubles, while the communities are seeking 73.84 million.
The legal battle is ongoing, raising a critical question: how can Indigenous communities secure fair compensation when regional rules for calculating environmental damage expired in 2018?
For the Evenki, this land is more than a resource. It is their livelihood, culture and future.
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Ukraine saw the same mob in Odesa in May 2014. Russia-prepared, russia-radicalized, russia-trained, russia-sent. It was pure luck that Odesa patriots have neutralized them.
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Russia launched a massive attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities last night using Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles, Iskander-K cruise missiles, and drones.
▪️ Kyiv: A 21-year-old woman was killed. Eight more people were injured.
A metro station, shopping mall, medical diagnostic center, educational institution, shops, gas stations, apartment buildings, private homes, vehicles, and office premises were damaged.
▪️Kyiv region: Six people were injured, including three children. Three more people are missing.
An educational facility, private homes, apartment buildings, vehicles, a production facility, a warehouse, and an infrastructure facility were damaged.
▪️ Volyn region: Drone strikes left around 66,000 electricity connections without power. Critical and civilian infrastructure was damaged.
▪️ Vinnytsia region: Parts of the region were left without electricity and water.
▪️ Rivne region: Civilian infrastructure facilities were targeted. At least two people were injured. Power outages were also reported in several areas.
▪️ Zhytomyr region: Fires broke out at critical infrastructure facilities.
▪️ Kharkiv region: Eleven people were injured.
▪️ Chernihiv region: A school, a church, and residential buildings were damaged. Two people were injured.
▪️ Dnipro: An 84-year-old woman was injured. Private homes were damaged.
▪️ Lviv region: Residential buildings were damaged.
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At the funeral of one of the Ukrainian kids murdered by Russians this week, while the U.S. hobbled the country's defenses.
Elizaveta Sorochyshyna, age 6.
Relatives and friends left stuffed toys near her coffin.
Elizaveta was one of three children among the 23 people killed by russians that day.
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On October 11, in response to Russian aggression, the Defense Forces of Ukraine launched a massive strike on Yandex data centers—facilities used by the aggressor for military purposes—located in the "Energetik" area on the outskirts of the city of Vladimir.
We are releasing a satellite image showing that the strikes hit 5 out of 8 buildings, three of which appear to have sustained critical damage.
It is worth noting that the "Galushkin" supercomputer—one of the most powerful supercomputers owned by the Russian company Yandex—was also struck. This system was used directly for training and supporting the company's flagship large language model, YandexGPT (as well as its voice assistant, "Alice").
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1/ The Musk-Trump decision to degrade Ukraine's Starlink access as a pressure tactic is a disaster not just for the United States' reputation but for the entire US defence industry. Musk's action may end up burning the whole industry. ⬇️
🤖 Made with AI
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Russia continues to strike Ukraine’s energy and civilian infrastructure.
More than 15 critical electricity generation and transmission facilities were attacked in various regions of the country.
Russian attacks are killing and injuring civilians every day.
Each of the small clips in this video breaks my heart. How much suffering and pain Russia brings us.
Russia feeds on blood and suffering, and at some point just Ukraine’s suffering may not be enough for it.
▪️ In Kherson, a 62-year-old ambulance driver who had arrived to help the injured was killed. Twenty-one people were injured, including three children and a paramedic.
▪️ Russians dropped FAB-250 guided bombs on a residential area of Sloviansk in Donetsk region, hitting two apartment buildings. One person was killed and 10 more injured. There may still be people trapped under the rubble.
▪️ Five people were injured, including a child, in Zaporizhzhia region.
▪️ Russians attacked Sumy region with guided aerial bombs. A residential area was hit, and at least two people were injured. A man was killed.
▪️ In Odesa region. Private houses, an energy facility and a household goods manufacturing plant were damaged. Four people were injured.
▪️ In Rivne region, two people were injured. An industrial facility was hit.
▪️ In Chernihiv region, a paramedic and midwife station, a cultural centre, a school and residential buildings were damaged.
📹: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
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Backed by the US.
"Putin ordered that all major Ukrainian cities be made uninhabitable, according to The Guardian, citing Ukrainian intelligence data.
Security services intercepted a document outlining a plan to destroy power, heating, water, and sewage systems in order to make life in major Ukrainian cities unbearable. The ultimate goal is to provoke a humanitarian crisis in the country."