Russia: "It's not a crime if it's a crime you did in Ukraine."

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Russian duma might soon cancel criminal responsibility for "crimes committed in the interests of Russian state on the occupied territories of Ukraine", Russian media report. Please, reread this, before claiming Russia cares about locals on the occupied territories.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/NikaMelkozerova/status/1603404700782628869

No contest.

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Gepard vs. Shahed-136/131.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/DefenceU/status/1603435970442969091

DJI makes a drone equipped with a speaker, and I’ve realized that it would be totally possible to synchronize hundreds of them in the sky wherever Elon Musk shows himself, booing in unison from terrible robot mouths.

Much to Ponder.

#drones #dji #elonmusk #twitter #birdsite #drone

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OTD in 1994 Russia signed the Budapest memo, guaranteeing Ukraine's territorial integrity in exchange for their nukes.

Russia needs security guarantees now, @[email protected] ....

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/DarthPutinKGB/status/1599692533541457920

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Dear policy-makers, experts, media, and academia abroad. I know that some of you struggle to imagine a Ukrainian victory, but we are on the way to it. It is better to prepare for a Russian defeat already now, instead of trying to explain why Ukraine can not or should not win.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/DmytroKuleba/status/1599681189970735109

Now seems like a good time to talk about how far-right extremists are using the Overton Window theory to force their ideas into the mainstream. The premise here is that today’s fringe ideas/beliefs can become tomorrow’s normal by shifting the boundaries of acceptable discourse. You do that by introducing people to more & more extreme ideas, so everything else seems reasonable in comparison.

eg, when “praising Hitler” becomes the comparison point, low-key bigotry suddenly doesn’t seem so bad. 1/