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Sep 4, 2025
Indiana lawyer Mark Zuckerberg sued Facebook. Social network blocks its accounts as fake
A lawyer from the American city of Indianapolis (Indiana) Mark Zuckerberg sued Meta Platforms, which also owns the social network Facebook. According to the local publication FOX59, the head of the law firm Bankruptcy Law Office of Mark S. Zuckerberg claims that its accounts have been blocked five times over the past eight years. Blocks were affected not only by the personal pages of Tsuckerberg, but also by his business accounts, although he paid for advertising there.
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Sep 4, 2025
UK supplies Ukraine with over £1 billion worth of ammunition, funded by revenues from frozen Russian assets
During his visit to Kyiv today, UK Defense Secretary John Healey announced that London has used revenue from frozen Russian assets to fund military aid to Ukraine. More than £1 billion derived from Russian assets has enabled Britain’s delivery of hundreds of thousands of artillery rounds, hundreds of surface-to-air missiles, and countless spare parts. New contracts have also been signed for the maintenance and repair of equipment and vehicles.
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Sep 4, 2025
The government will reduce logistics subsidies in 2026. The head of the RSPP called them the "main way to support export" of small enterprises
Financing a logistics subsidy in 2026 will be reduced compared to 2025, and the remaining money will be aimed at financing “key routes”. This was reported by TASS with reference to the statement of the deputy head of the Ministry of Industry of the Russian Federation Roman Chekushov on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok. In 2025, 5.9 billion rubles were allocated for reimbursing the costs of exporters for the transportation of products abroad.
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Sep 4, 2025
“Сontained” Black Sea oil spill drifting from Russia’s Novorossiysk toward occupied Crimea
Experts from the organization Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe have examined satellite images and found that an oil spill in the Black Sea, first reported on Aug. 29 off the coast of Russia's Novorossiysk, continues to spread. Using images from the Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 satellites, The Insider was able to verify that the slick is already approaching the Kerch Strait. Greenpeace has published images from Aug. 29 (the day of the spill), Aug. 30, and Sept. 1.
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Sep 4, 2025
Great Britain is going to transfer to Ukraine new Nightfall ballistic missiles after completing their development
Great Britain is going to convey to Ukraine tactical ballistic missiles Nightfall after completing their development. This was stated by Minister of Defense John Hili during a briefing, reports Militarnyi. He emphasized: “For more than three and a half years, we in the UK have been one of the first to support Ukraine and provide it with the necessary assistance. We will always try to respond to the fact that, according to Ukraine, she needs most of all.
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Sep 4, 2025
Hamas agreed to return all Israeli hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners
Representatives of Hamas on Wednesday, September 3, said that they were ready to free all Israeli hostages in exchange for the release of the agreed number of Palestinian prisoners. This is written by Reuters. The conditions of the militants were named after the call of Trump to free all the hostages. In his social networks, he demanded from them to overshadow 20 held civilian “immediately”. How many Pacelsnytsev demands to free Hamas from Israeli prisons is unclear.
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Sep 4, 2025
“Сontained” Black Sea oil spill drifting from Russia’s Novorossiysk toward occupied Crimea
Sentinel-1 / The Insider Experts from the organization Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe have examined satellite images and found that an oil spill in the Black Sea, first reported on Aug. 29 off the coast of Russia's Novorossiysk, continues to spread. Using images from the Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 satellites, The Insider was able to verify that the slick is already approaching the Kerch Strait. Greenpeace has published images from Aug. 29 (the day of the spill), Aug. 30, and Sept. 1.
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Sep 4, 2025
Trump wants to send homeless people for compulsory treatment to psychiatric clinics, but he does not have the authority to decide this issue - experts
News Trump wants to send homeless people for compulsory treatment to psychiatric clinics, but he does not have the authority to decide this issue - experts The Insider September 4, 2025 Photo: Trump speaks to National Guard troops in Washington, August 2025 / AFP US President Donald Trump this week allowed a widespread resumption of the practice of involuntary treatment in mental health clinics for the homeless.
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Sep 4, 2025
Scientists for the first time compiled a map of the decision -making process at the level of individual cells in the brain of the mammal
Scientists from the international brain laboratory have created the first in history a map of the decision -making process at the level of individual cells in the brain of the mammal. The study published in Nature magazine was attended by 22 laboratories from Europe and the USA, which studied the activity of more than 600 thousand neurons in 279 areas of the brain of 139 mice. For the experiment, scientists put mice in front of screens with tiny steering wheels.
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Sep 4, 2025
Education non grata: Russia declares Western school standards “undesirable”
On August 25, Russia declared the International Baccalaureate (IB) foundation an “undesirable organization,” accusing it of promoting a “Russophobic stance” and of discrediting Moscow’s army. Dozens of private and public schools in Russia had been working in accordance with the IB’s standards, facilitating their students’ admission to Western universities.
Nikita Aronov
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Sep 4, 2025
The United States will stop helping the armies of Eastern Europe
According to Financial Times, last week representatives of the Pentagon notified European diplomats that the United States will no longer finance the training and equipping forces of the Armed Forces of Eastern Europe, which could be on the forefront in the event of a conflict with Russia. We are talking about a program, the financing of which requires the approval of the US Congress.
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Sep 4, 2025
Turning water into war: Russia has created a humanitarian crisis in the Donbas
SOCIETY Konstantin Skorkin 3 September 2025 In the midst of the extreme summer heat of 2025, water shortages have pushed Ukraine’s Russian-occupied Donetsk Region to the brink of humanitarian disaster. Pro-Russian media blame Ukraine for the crisis, but the region’s water system has been steadily deteriorating since Russian troops crossed Ukraine’s borders back in 2014 — and it has suffered even more since the start of the full-scale invasion in February 2022.