Please welcome our new employee in sub-basement 2-C. He specializes in “free unsolicited offensive security assessments,” focusing on the russian propaganda sector.
Our NSA handlers already warned him about skating in the server room. We expect his compliance going forward.
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A traitor of Ukrainian nation. Victoria Spartz is projected to lose.
89% votes in. She is losing by 5%. Best news so far in this election.
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Today, I sent a letter putting New Jersey’s port and terminal operators on notice: importing Russian diesel violates federal law and could carry serious civil and criminal consequences.
New Jersey will not stand by while Donald Trump supports Vladimir Putin at the expense of Americans. Instead of lowering costs, these imports help finance Putin’s war against Ukraine and a campaign of violence and terror that endangers our servicemembers abroad.
As a Navy veteran, I cannot let that stand unchallenged. Our ports must not be complicit.
"Since 2014, ...Beget has delivered services to Russian illegal authorities, militarized organizations and propagandist projects in Crimea, Donbas and Zaporizhzhia region, occupied by the Russian Federation."
investigator.org.ua/en/inves…
🔥 As a result of a cyberattack, the Russian provider Beget lost all data in the cloud infrastructure, as well as IP and CDN settings.
In addition, today it became known about problems with another large hosting provider in Russia called Selectel.
In particular, the company reported a network failure in the ru-7 pool, as a result of which the operation of the "cloud", servers, database and ready-made "cloud" 1C was disrupted.
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Results of Ukrainian overnight strikes on the Novo-Yaroslavsky Oil Refinery (PJSC Slavneft-YANOS) where there appear to be seven or eight fires burning.
I can confirm large fires at two of the major processing units (see map).
THe local authorities claim they "engaged" 124 drones during the strike. This supports my previous analyses of the AFU's new tactic of massive drone wave attacks. It appears to be a resounding success.
#OSINT #Ukraine
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🫣😅 Someone hacked the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations app.
RT @wartranslated: Up to 300 Ukrainian drones are already in the air over Russia this evening, much earlier than usual, DroneBomber says, c…
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💻 The hacker groups Silent Crow from Ukraine and Cyberpartisans from Belarus announced that they had hacked the Rosstat website.
The hackers claimed to have extracted 23 terabytes of data from the website, including "information related to Russian military losses during the war against Ukraine, including data stored in Rosstat systems."
In addition to the extracted information, the hackers left the message "No one will escape responsibility" in Belarusian on the Rosstat homepage.
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Congress overwhelmingly voted for tough sanctions against Russia. We don’t want a drop of Russian diesel.
Voters in each country had many reasons for their decisions. But make no mistake the Trump effect was in play..
The Strongmen Are Losing
Serbia and Brazil voted on the same day, and both said no.
On Sunday, voters in two very different countries delivered the same verdict. In Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, who has ruled with near-absolute power for 14 years and carried Vladimir Putin's endorsement into the race, conceded defeat to the Students' List, a movement born of protests after a train station canopy collapsed in Novi Sad in 2024 and killed 16 people. Serbians saw that tragedy for what it was: the product of corruption, cronyism and a government that answered to itself. Turnout was the highest since 2000. Vučić blamed independent media, unnamed European governments and an "American deep state." He lost anyway, by roughly half a million votes.
Hours later in Brazil, Lula da Silva came from behind to defeat Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of the former president and the candidate Donald Trump welcomed to the White House this summer. It was the first time since 1985 that the first-round runner-up won Brazil's presidency. Trump's tariffs were meant as leverage over Latin America's largest economy. Instead, Brazilians treated the election as a question of sovereignty and chose not to hand their country to Washington's preferred candidate. Bolsonaro is reportedly refusing to concede, a page from a familiar playbook.
Add Hungary, where Viktor Orbán, Europe's model for illiberal democracy and a favorite of both Trump and Putin, was swept from power in April, and a pattern emerges. The strongman brand of grievance, corruption and foreign patronage is running into a wall: voters who want accountable government. Being endorsed by Putin or embraced by Trump has become a liability, not an asset.
None of these victories is guaranteed to last. Vučić's machine will not disappear overnight, Brazil remains deeply divided, and the hard work of governing starts now. But the lesson for democrats everywhere is clear. Strongmen look invincible until people show up and vote.
Israelis vote tomorrow. Americans vote in nine days.
Your vote is your voice. And it’s powerful!
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After massive criticism Starlink and Starshield have been fully restored in Ukraine.
This was due to the great efforts by the people of the USA, in Europe and elsewhere who wouldn’t allow this deeply inhumane and wrong decision to go unanswered.
Good job!
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The more Trump sells out Ukraine, the worse it gets for @GOP.
And despite losing their party, Republicans STILL refuse to stand up to a completely compromised president selling America and its allies to a hostile foreign regime.
This will never be lived down.
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Ukrainian attack drones hit a datacenter belonging to the Russian social media giant VK tonight, setting it on fire.
VK's network has begun experiencing disruptions.
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🔥 BREAKING
Saint Petersburg's oil loading port has been hit. New footage shows a huge black plume climbing over the high-rises, with the night sky glowing orange-red from below.
A second video shows a fireball near the shoreline. The flames and smoke hang over the water, and the fire is reflected in the river as residential towers stand in the frame.
Russia's supposedly safe, far-from-the-front city now has a burning fuel terminal in full view of its apartment blocks. Fuel for the army is going up in smoke.
Source: @exilenova_plus
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❗️❗️BREAKING: Ukrainian Defense Forces struck the Surgut Condensate Stabilization Plant in Russia’s Khanty-Mansiysk region, roughly 2,400 km from Ukraine’s border. The Gazprom facility processes gas condensate and produces motor and aviation fuel, with capacity of 12 million tonnes a year. #Russia
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The Administration’s decision to reduce intel sharing to Ukraine & access to Starlink equates to aiding the invader & the war criminal who bombs cities. Does the Administration think it will get ANY support for the remainder of the 119th Congress? Their agenda is dead unless they change paths.
nytimes.com/2026/10/14/world…
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🛰️New high-resolution satellite imagery shows the aftermath of Ukraine’s Neptune missile strike on Borisoglebsk airbase in Russia’s Voronezh region.
The wreckage of two destroyed Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers is clearly visible.
Two additional aircraft parking bays in the middle show extensive burn damage, but the wreckage appears to have already been partially cleared by Russian personnel, with debris pushed into piles.
According to Zelensky, four Su-34s were destroyed and two more damaged in the strike.
Last night, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck an airfield in the Voronezh region. Four Su-34 aircraft were destroyed and two more Su-34s were hit. The Russians used them to terrorize our people. These very warplanes were ready to launch new attacks on Ukraine and were loaded with aerial bombs.
Our Long Neptune missile was used to strike the target. I thank the warriors of the Ukrainian Navy for their precision!
Our long-range sanctions also reached a site in the Oryol region used to store and launch attack drones. A target was also hit in the Black Sea.
These are our justified responses to all of Russia’s terror against Ukraine. Russia is dragging out the war, so our long-range operations will continue.
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No, a Yandex cloud malfunction did not take down disinformation/troll bots. It's a dangerous misconception. This is not how it works, not even technically. After Ukrainian drones hit Yandex data centers, a viral chart showed Russian "bot traffic" collapsing. But those bots are mostly Yandex's own search crawlers, not the info-ops social media accounts. Troll farms hide behind proxies, hijacked devices and Western clouds. They're still operating. Hired influencers are also still around. The "bots went silent" story is misinformation. Believing it is plainly dangerous. It tells people the threat is gone while influence operations keep going. Ahead of elections that complacency is what they may count on.
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I'm sorry to burst everyone's bubble, but as of now, there is no solid evidence that Russian bot farms have become inactive due to the Yandex data centre strikes.
The Cloudflare charts mostly show activity related to web crawlers, which have little to do with automated posting on social media platforms.
This doesn't mean the strikes haven't had an effect, but no one has demonstrated it with solid data so far. Many users have reported seeing fewer pro-Kremlin posts and replies since the strikes, and some automated pro-Russian and pro-MAGA accounts have reportedly gone silent. But this could simply be a coincidence.
Nevertheless, the attacks on Russian data centres have extremely high strategic value for Ukraine, as they can massively disrupt the everyday lives of ordinary Russians.
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Crawlers are a normal part of the web. Yandex runs a search engine; of course it generates bot traffic.
Bot traffic from Russia does not automatically mean Russian propaganda bots. Yet people here, including journalists, keep treating the two as interchangeable.
That Cloudflare chart shows automated web requests from Yandex’s network. Where’s the data showing that propaganda accounts stopped posting?
Journalists in particular need to understand this distinction. Precision matters when a misread traffic graph becomes the basis for a political narrative.






































