One of the butchers of Izyum is no longer a threat.
Major General Dmitry Sergeyevich Mikhailov, commander of the 144th Motorized Rifle Division of the russian occupation forces, was reportedly demilitarized yesterday.
From 2022 onward, the units under his command — including the 252nd Motorized Rifle Regiment and later the 144th Motorized Rifle Division — took part in the occupation of parts of Kharkiv Oblast, including the Izyum direction.
Those operations were marked by attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure. After the liberation of Izyum, more than 1,000 civilian deaths were documented in the area, including children, and a mass burial site containing 447 bodies was discovered, with around 30 showing clear signs of torture.
He later commanded operations on the Lyman axis in Kharkiv and Donetsk regions, where russian forces continued attacks that terrorized the civilian population.
Justice is still far from complete, but yesterday it moved one step closer.
Vladivostok is far beyond the reach of Ukrainian drones.
Yet somehow, it refuses to be left out.
Now warehouses belonging to russian tech giant DNS are burning there too.
Looks like the fire has reached every corner of russia.
Volgograd. Zelenodolsk.
Two more russian logistics warehouses struck today.
18 in just 13 days.
The warehouses that fuel russia's war machine are burning.
The war russia exported is coming home.
This is the only language the mass murderer understands.
🧔♂️ Это тот бородатый дядька, который контролирует цены на топливо в России. Прислушайтесь к его советам! ✅
💬 "Нехуй было лезть на наш Крым. Мы не трогаем Крымский мост. Пусть уёбывают через него.
В Крыму нет топлива. И я хочу вам сказать, что его там не будет ни при каких условиях. Сейчас мы перекрываем пути доступа, не пути выхода. Мы не трогаем Крымский мост, если вы не заметили. Пусть уёбывают через него. Вот все эти миллионы пусть по тому мостику пиздуют, блин, без остановки в свою Россию и уезжают куда-нибудь очень далеко за Урал, чтобы жить спокойно.
Пусть теперь пиздуют в Сибирь и с чистого листа там себе строят, если им жизни хватит. Но мы не будем мешать, пусть уходят. Мы делаем совершенно невозможным дальнейшее пребывание и дееспособность там всей вражеской военной машины. Мы впервые в нашей истории делаем это без проведения сухопутной операции.
Им пизда!
People should listen to this man more often. He's very well spoken, and he speaks the truth.
No amount of denial in liberal circles, will change this truth. This is where we are now.
@isgap
Penza and Sarapul.
Two more russian logistics warehouses struck today.
That makes 16 in just 12 days.
The warehouses that fuel russia's war are burning.
The war russia exported is starting to arrive by the same routes.
It's coming home.
This morning, Ukrainian Armed Forces drones attacked Ryazan; another Wildberries warehouse is ablaze and collapsing, and a local oil refinery was also targeted.
Meanwhile, some analysts point out that a collapse of Wildberries could spell disaster for Putin’s Russia—potentially bringing down the entire banking system—given that the company is literally billions in debt to the banks.
Well, what is there to say? A country with gasoline made a huge mistake when it attacked a country with matches.
https://t.co/KF4gDzjJCV
Across the world, voters are angry.
Why? Because we are living through one of history’s great technological revolutions — and these transformations always produce deep anxiety and fear.
My take:
Andrew Wiles worked on Fermat's Last Theorem alone in his attic for 7 years and told nobody except his wife.
The problem was 358 years old. Fermat scribbled in a margin in 1637 that he had a proof and no room to write it, and every mathematician since had failed.
Wiles saw the statement in a library book at 10 years old. He never let it go.
He was a Princeton professor when he started in 1986. He stopped publishing new work and released old results in pieces to hide the silence.
He announced it in Cambridge in June 1993, over 3 lectures, revealing the target only at the end. Newspapers ran it worldwide.
Then a referee found a gap. One step in the proof did not hold, and the error was fundamental.
He spent 14 months trying to close it in public view, with the whole field watching. He was ready to quit.
The fix arrived in September 1994. He has said he stared at it in disbelief for 20 minutes.
The BBC filmed him describing that moment. He gets a few words out, then turns away from the camera in tears.
He kept the greatest result of the century secret so nobody could take it.
💥 As the US fights a war with Iran, behaving like a true ally yet again, Ukraine destroyed two Russian cargo ships transporting Russian weapons to Iran in the Caspian Sea.
Yet, no one is willing to do this for Ukraine.
Iran threatened Ukraine with ballistic missile strikes.
Ukrainian forces just struck the Tyumen oil refinery, located over 2,000 km away from Ukraine.
The Tyumen oil refinery is one of the largest oil refining enterprises in Western Siberia, with an annual capacity of about 7.5–9 million tons. 1/
Boston is riddled with transportation engineering stupidity. This particular stretch could’ve become an overhead monorail or a gondola as part of the infamous Big Dig. All it takes is a competent and committed leadership that puts the interests of citizens before corporate ones.
“Boston isn’t a real city” okay but can you name a more iconic urban design failure than Boston’s famous North-South station disconnect? Name me another major city with two primary transport/rail hubs that are not themselves connected by rail in any way, I’m waiting!
The men who founded the United States were educated on:
— Homer
— Plato
— Aristotle
— Cicero
— Plutarch
Before they built a republic...
They studied the republics that came before.
Another ship just left Ireland to russia filled with raw materials and the Irish prime minister @MichealMartinTD just arrived in Kyiv. If you’re a journalist here doing an interview with him then ask him about this. His team are too afraid to speak to me.