Anyone who still has crypto on #Binance likes to play with Nitroglycerine on a unicycle at the edge of an active volcano during a magnitude 9 earthquake. Good luck
Making rounds in the Russian and Ukrainian internet today is an alleged leaked recording of a phone call between a notable Russian music producer Iosif Prigozhin (not Wagner's Prigozhin) and Farkhad Akhmedov, an Azerbaijani businessman and a former politician in Russia.
In this 35-minute call, both men who appear to be friends discuss the current affairs in Russia and slam Putin and Russian leadership, amply using curse words.
This segment pieced together and translated by us contains the juiciest parts. In the rest of the call, men complain about sanctions, which affected both personally.
While Mr. Prigozhin denied that this call happened and claimed it was a deepfake made using neural networks, he later commented by saying "Let's start with the fact that there is such a thing as private life. People in a private conversation can talk about anything", but stated he "couldn't remember such a call happening.
The Russian audience does not appear as convinced, however - a poll ran by one prominent Russian separatist Oleg Tsaryov on Telegram showed 58% believed it was real, and only 13% thought it was a deep fake.
While the call is not informative by itself, if real, it could indicate the mood among some elites in Russia.
Russians are moving Katyusha rocket launchers on Zis-151 or Zil-157 trucks from 1940s or 1950s, headed by even older Zis-6 trucks from 1930s.
Source: https://t.co/NZOFr5MfDP
#Russia#Ukraine
The #Russian army is fed rations that have expired in 2015
It was most likely that the occupiers would eat up all these stocks after the #Russianinvasion into Ukraine in 2014, during the seizure of #Crimea, part of #Donbas and an attempt to seize the rest of #Ukraine back then
My target price to buy $BTC is somewhere around 4500 EUR. But as everybody enjoys the current dump fest, I wouldn't wonder if it fell further down to 2000-3000 EUR.