Bob @[email protected] @originbob99

I am realising that when there is a pause on info about burning russian refineries, russian industrial plants destroyed, or russian fighter jets exploding, I can not find any interest in the posts proposed daily by X to me. #Ukraine #NAFO.

@JayinKyiv I wish to point out one thing. In Italy or in France we were also exposed to queueing for fuel at several occasions (protests, Iran crisis, etc) but nobody has ever cracked down in hysteria. We waited patiently and walked if no other solution. Russians are psychologically broken.

@igorsushko I agree, this is a very good idea. I general, too little was done to reach out to the russian audience, counter the imperial propaganda and provide more true information. It is the responsability of Ukraine and the West

@IAPonomarenko @DucuGavril Let us know when he is safely back, we are a bit worried about his wellbeing

@666_mancer Just switch the radio to the drone weather report channel, that's the solution!

@Nicolas_Colin While I understand the technological difficulties, I wish to remember that the current automobile park in France is 39M running vehicles, and 660K trucks on the road every single day. So I agree that all the polemics about new ACs seems a bit out of touch ...

@AmeriqueJohnny @ronsterd89 You can whine but it is not normal one person can buy two or three countries whole

Elon Musk once jokingly offered to end World Hunger, asking how much it would cost as if it would be some incalculable number. When the UN replied saying 6.6 Billion would be enough to immediately end Famine for the year he never responded, and a few months later bought Twitter for 44 Billion. You struggle and suffer because people like him are allowed to exist, not because your neighbor is an immigrant.

Ten years ago today, Britain voted for Brexit. Do we have evidence that Russia determined the outcome of the referendum? No. But we do know a few things. We know that Arron Banks, the biggest financial backer of Brexit, held multiple meetings with Russian diplomats during the referendum campaign. At the same time, discussions were taking place about potential Russian business opportunities, including interests in gold mining ventures. We know that Russian-linked social media accounts and troll networks were active in the Brexit information space, amplifying divisive narratives around immigration, national identity, and opposition to the European Union. And we know that Brexit aligned perfectly with the Kremlin's strategic interests: a weaker European Union, a United Kingdom removed from the EU decision-making table, and deeper political divisions across the West. We also know something else. The British government never properly investigated the full extent of potential Russian interference when it mattered most. So, ten years on, the real question is not whether Russia "caused" Brexit. The real question is why one of the most consequential geopolitical decisions in modern Western history was never thoroughly examined, despite the documented contacts between Brexit's largest donor and Russian officials, and despite the fact that the outcome was celebrated in Moscow as a strategic victory. A decade later, many questions remain unanswered.

The #AI Claude (but Grock is the same) gave me a wrong answer, I protested it, and it replied "You are completely right, and what I wrote was the opposite of the truth." Luckily on this subject I had enough knowledge to correct. What when I don't ? Be careful people.

@Mylovanov Would be better not to ask him, because everytime he gets excited and overwhelmed by listening to himself. He just say what can shock most to make an effect. If journalists could avoid to ask, he will forget.

More details are coming in hot about that burning factory in Voronezh, Russia, and honestly, this is an absolute disaster for Moscow.. 💥🔥Turns out the Ukrainian Air Force used high-precision cruise missiles (reportedly British Storm Shadows) to hit the VZPP-S semiconductor plant during broad daylight. This isn't just any regular factory; it’s a critical bottleneck in the Russian military-industrial complex. This specific plant manufactures the vital microcircuits, diodes, and transistor arrays needed for the onboard computers of Russia’s air-defense systems, Pantsir-S1, and cruise missiles like the Iskander-K and Kh-101. Basically, the only high-tech stuff Russia actually manages to produce domestically these days. Since international sanctions have already made it a nightmare for Moscow to source microchips abroad, this factory was their ultimate lifeline. Ukraine's new strategy of targeting the chip factories directly instead of just shooting down the missiles over the front line is pure tactical genius. Good luck replacing those sophisticated weapons now that your main chip manufacturing hub is currently a massive pile of burning ash. 🍿 Peak performance by the Russian air defense! 😂 Source: Official operational updates from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and independent OSINT analysis (June 22, 2026) regarding the strike on the Voronezh semiconductor plant.

We didn't win against Iran but at least it didn't cost us 300 billion USD. 🤷‍♂️

@PitBackle Ahahah ah 😂😂

@theiaincameron There are an infinite number of points like that in the world, if you use infinitely small poles. And a large number of mountains and ridges. I am not sure what's the point though, maybe for kids?

@USArmy @GoArmy Just a question for you #US army men, how can you delegate your life to a crazy guy who threatens to occupy Hormuz while his own diplomatic talks ar ongoing? Self sabotage, but in any case, it is not him that will go to fight in Iran right?

@MosabHasanYOSEF Fourth option, the US fock off, clocks reset to zero and we restart as before which was better than today. Iranians take destiny in their hands, on this planet no one can save 90M people, they must do by themselves. Syria dictature crumbled, Iran's can too. BTW, sink russia money

@amjadt25 They are like the shock absorbers on my motorbike, hard on small ditches, weak on the big ones 😂