Mamoulian War

I do not remember the names, but I remember their voices. So I always find it strange, if the same voice actor is voicing completely different character in completely different game 😛This is for me prevalent especially in Japanese games

Estonia has yesterday recognised Russia as State Sponsor of Terrorism. In May Lithuania recognised it as a first country. And in August Latvia as a second. And allegedly the resolution about Russia as State sponsor of Terrorism is scheduled for a vote in EU parliament in November as well. Allegedly, due to the fact, that I was able to find only Ukrainian and Azerbaijani media reporting on it yet 🤷‍♂️ https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/10/17/7372356/

First of many to come?

Iranians providing missiles to Russia just made a pretty big uproar in Israel, and one of their ministers have already spoken up, that Israel should finally get involved in defence of Ukraine. https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-719942

Slovakia - 852 - 1 421 EUR gross salary, net salary after all the deductions is approx 30-40% lower...

108 women prisoners, some of them imprisoned since 2019 in LNR/DNR, have been successfully exchanged during last PoW swap. https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/10/17/7372330/

Reading it now again, after you mention it, it really seems that way. 😁 my proper wording should have been “there is allegedly one case” hehe anyways, as much as it seems foolish, they downed at least one. And there is definitely one more case from few days/week ago, where they have been able to shoot down another shaheed. (Link to this one case is already lost in time and space). Vatniks can have fun as much as they want, these guys even with such an improvised action shot one of them down, and save some lives. Few streets away in Kyiv, one shaheed killed a pair with unborn baby…

@Malcador here is a video of one successful destruction of drone with small arms from today. https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/10/17/7372288/

I did not said, I believe it, just there are reports of it, including video. I didn’t care to click on it, considered it as a clickbait 😅. But drones are much much smaller, than planes, and drones have been before taken down with shotguns, handguns stones and other stuff all around the world. If you see such a drone going your way, and there is a risk of civilian casualties, you will do everything possible to stop it. Especially if you are policeman or soldier and have a weapon at hand… 🤷‍♂️

Well, some people were successful with downing them that way. There is also one case of old guy downing Su bomber, with his old gun during start of the war 😉 https://meaww.com/ukrainian-pensioner-shot-down-an-85-million-russian-fighter-jet-just-with-his-rifle

Seems like, that the war will not be very long though 🤷‍♂️

The help, compared to GDP of donor countries.

The BBC article does not mention, that the incident was religiously based (according to Russian and Ukrainian sources, which I read yesterday). It was not protest against mobilisation. Most likely some got drunk to much, started some xenophobic bull****, and someone decided to make a counter argument with their firearms. 🤷‍♂️

Average lifespan of newly mobilized Russians approximately 10 days… https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/10/14/from-mobilization-to-death-in-10-days-russias-draftees-killed-in-ukraine-a79095 edit: aaand Russia started a crackdown on military bloggers, which were “spreading fake news” about Russian army. All of them, criticizing Russian MoD, and reporting on the real situation on battlefield. That’s surely a coincidence🙈

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has adopted a resolution calling the Russian Federation a terrorist regime. https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/10/13/7371797/

The same company also released Cayne and Beautiful Desolation. Stasis and Cayne were my first two let's play on my youtube channel 😄 Beautiful Desolation is still on my backlog, but from what I've read it's apparently better, and also different, than the first two, which I've enjoyed. So hopefully, internet did not lie to me, before I've purchased it 😛

It should start 17.10. I have not found much online, what precisely it should do except the training of UA soldiers, but there might be a more, as TASS has already published Russian statement, that this will be counted as a direct involvement of EU in the war 🤷‍♂️

And we have official EU reaction to the Russian escalation from the weekend.

I’ve noticed today, that Times Radio has spoken about Armenia in recent broadcast. Still a surprise for me, because they were always very close “ally” to Russia.

Two tweets, which sums up pretty much, how all the things work in the Russia…

Yeah, the most blatant discrepancy is the reserve tire. On the normal pictures of the truck, the reserve tire is almost at the end of the truck. On x-ray, the tire is close to the other tires 😄 EDIT: LOL now I've noticed, that xray has less wheels as well

The FSB, in conjunction with the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, has reportedly come to the conclusion that the Chief Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, its head Kyrylo Budanov and its employees and agents were the "organisers" of the explosion on the Crimean Bridge. According to Russian special services, an explosive device was camouflaged using rolls of polyethylene film on 22 pallets with a total weight of over 22 tonnes and sent from the Odesa Seaport to the Bulgarian city of Ruse in early August. Citizens of Ukraine, Georgia and a citizen of Armenia were allegedly involved in organising the shipment. FSB claims that the cargo was shipped from Bulgaria to the port of Poti in Georgia, and then to Armenia. Mykhailo Tsiurkalo (born 1975), Denys Kovach (1979) and Roman Solomko (1971), all citizens of Ukraine, Sandro Inosaridze, a citizen of Georgia, a broker called Levan and Armenian citizen Artur Terchanian (1985) were allegedly involved in the process. It's so touching, that after all these years, they manned up and are solving all these cases so fast... First the Dugin explosion, now the Kerch Bridge... I am just wondering why are they still in darkness on who assaulted Nemcov after all these years 🤷‍♂️

I have found and interesting analysis by Timothy Snyder published on 5th october. https://snyder.substack.com/p/how-does-the-russo-ukrainian-war?r=f9j4c&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web