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Feb 14, 2023
The state of Russia’s offensive
Wagner Group’s tactics near Bakhmut, destroyed Russian tanks by Vuhledar, and other updates to Meduza’s interactive combat map Meduza Since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Meduza has adopted a consistent antiwar position, holding Russia responsible for its military aggression and atrocities. As part of this commitment, we regularly update an interactive map that documents combat operations in Ukraine and the damage inflicted by Russia’s invasion forces.
Anna Razumnaya
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Feb 14, 2023
The White House said that the unidentified objects that were shot down by the military for three days in a row did not pose any threat.
Three unidentified flying objects shot down last weekend in the airspace of the United States and Canada, according to American intelligence, did not pose any potential threat. John Kirby, Coordinator for Strategic Communications of the US National Security Council, stated this at a briefing. "The intelligence community's primary view is that these were simply balloons launched for some commercial or charitable purpose," he was quoted as saying by CNN.
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Feb 14, 2023
In the United States, a jury found businessman Vladislav Klyushin guilty of cybercrimes. He collaborated with the Kremlin and was believed to own the Nezygar telegram channel.
A jury in Boston found Russian businessman Vladislav Klyushin guilty of hacking the computer networks of American companies and insider trading worth tens of millions of dollars, Reuters reports. “The jury saw Mr. Klyushin for exactly what he is – a cybercriminal and fraudster,” prosecutor Rachel Rollins, whose office prosecuted the case, said in a statement. Klyushin's lawyer Maxim Nemtsev said the defense was disappointed, but respected the jury's verdict.
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Feb 14, 2023
According to Western intelligence, Russia pulls aviation to the borders of Ukraine
Russia relocates military aircraft and helicopters closer to the borders of Ukraine, which may indicate the transfer of war to a new phase. This was reported by Financial Times with reference to two Western officials who have access to intelligence countries NATO. According to one of the interlocutors of the publication, the ground forces of the Russian Federation are depleted, so the Kremlin, as part of the new offensive, can rely on preserved aviation.
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Feb 14, 2023
In Turkey, more than 100 arrest orders were given out due to mass victims during the earthquake
The deaths of people are accused of construction contractors. Experts believe that so officials are trying to divert attention from their own mistakes Yasin Akgul / AFP / Scanpix / Leta destroyed as a result of an earthquake of the building in the Khatai, Türkiye. February 13, 2023 At least 113 orders for the arrest of suspects were issued in Turkey, who are responsible for the mass death of people with an earthquake that occurred on February 6.
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Feb 14, 2023
Kazakhstan will fund young generation’s education and housing through personal accounts set up at birth
Kazakhstan’s Finance Ministry has unveiled a new social welfare project geared towards funding housing and education expenses for the next generation of Kazakhstan’s citizens. The Kazakh news outlet Tengri News writes that, starting in 2024, each new citizen born in Kazakhstan will be given a savings account to be funded in regular installments from the National Fund (which is itself funded by the country’s natural resources).
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Feb 14, 2023
Russia’s Defense Ministry: Mobilization isn’t over, and here is why
In response to an official query from Pskov Legislature Deputy Artur Gaiduk, Russia’s Defense Ministry has issued a statement about the legal status of mobilization in the country.
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Feb 14, 2023
Four people rescued in Turkey after spending more than 200 hours under rubble after earthquake
In Turkey, at least four people who spent more than 200 hours under the rubble after the February 6 earthquake were found alive during search and rescue operations. Thus, in Adiyaman, rescuers pulled 12-year-old Berat from the rubble, who spent about 207 hours under the rubble. The boy's family has not yet been found. In Kahramanmaraş, a 35-year-old woman was rescued from the rubble 205 hours after the earthquake. According to Anadolu, to get to her, rescuers had to dig a five-meter tunnel.
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Feb 14, 2023
In Kazakhstan, children at birth will have accounts where money from the state will go. A similar model operates in Norway
The Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan presented details of the “National Fund for Children” project, which is planned to be launched in the country from 2024, Tengri News reports . According to the concept, every citizen of Kazakhstan will automatically have a savings account in dollars at birth. Every year on January 1, the account will receive funds from the National Fund of Kazakhstan, replenished from the raw materials sector.
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Feb 14, 2023
"I didn't want him to be embarrassed"
The creator of the Moscow Tourist Club "The Ugly Duckling" for years sought by schoolgirls on campaigns - almost without hiding. Investigation "Cold" Page of the Tourist Club "Master Duckling" in VKontakte Alexander Shcherbina On February 10, the publication "Kholod" has published an investigation into harassment in the "nasty duckling" - a tourist club, which has been working in Moscow for more than 40 years.
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Feb 14, 2023
Microsoft and Google are competing who will quickly integrate into his search engine “smart” chatbot
This should forever change how people are looking for information on the Internet - however, until neural network helpers of trust cause Jason Redmond / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Cute Bottom Construction Bottom inside the Bing browser from Microsoft Since the launch, in November 2022, the ChatGPT Chat Bot with the artificial intelligence set the world record as the fastest growing application.
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Feb 14, 2023
Why doesn't Putin sign a decree on the completion of mobilization? Here are the main versions of the authorities in which they offer you to believe
On September 21, 2022, Vladimir Putin signed a decree on “partial mobilization” in Russia. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation stated that 300 thousand people would be called into the army, but the corresponding paragraph of the presidential decree was classified. On November 1, the completion of mobilization was announced, but Putin did not follow the new decree. The authorities several times explained differently why the mobilization decree continues to act.
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Feb 14, 2023
The Russian Ministry of Defense formed a storm assault unit from prisoners. It carries "catastrophic losses" in Ukraine - including falling under fire on its
The main thing from the CNN investigation Shannon Stapleton / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta the bodies of Russian soldiers who died in the Donetsk region. December 14, 2022 CNN has published an investigation about the assault unit, which during the war with Ukraine was formed by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. It included Russian prisoners. According to journalists, the unit received number 08807 and was attached to the armed forces of the self -proclaimed LPR.
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Feb 14, 2023
The Last of us fans are delighted with the film adaptation. But what do those who have never passed the game think?
Anton Khitrov tells why the main find of the series is mushrooms HBO / Everett Collection / Vida Press HBO showed the fifth series of the series “The Last of Us” (“One of us”), in which Chernobyl showranner Craig Mayzin adapts the 2013 video game heat. The big fan of the game, the writer Alexei Polyarinov, already told how the television adaptation was perceived by fans of the original source. Now we decided to talk about how the show is perceived by those who know nothing about the game.
Антон Хитров
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Feb 14, 2023
Russian Defense Ministry: Mobilized personnel will lose social guarantees and compensation if Putin signs decree ending mobilization
Social guarantees for mobilized personnel will continue to apply as long as the decree on mobilization signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin is in effect. This was stated by the Russian Defense Ministry in response to a request from Pskov Legislative Assembly deputy Artur Gaiduk.
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