@aaravkg@StoryProtocol@ipstrategy_ Question, are the 53.2M $IP tokens added to treasury a part of the 82M buyback-program that was announced some weeks ago? Or is the 82M buyback-program that should run till half October apart from all this and thus still going on?
@StoryProtocol Question, are the 53.2M $IP tokens added to treasury a part of the 82M buyback-program that was announced some weeks ago? Or is the 82M buyback-program that should run till half October apart from all this and thus still going on?
This is insane! In Russia, a woman has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for helping Ukrainians.
Photographer and volunteer Nadine Geisler (real name — Nadezhda Rossinskaya) was sentenced to 22 years in prison.
The case is blatantly fabricated: officially — for “treason,” “financing terrorism,” and “calls against the security of the Russian Federation,” but in reality — for providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
Geisler evacuated animals and refugees, founded the initiative “Army of Beauties,” helped locate missing persons, and delivered medicine to war zones. All three criminal charges are based on a single post about collecting aid for the Ukrainian Armed Forces — which she says she didn’t even write.
The “Army of Beauties” is a volunteer movement formed after the start of the Russian invasion. Its members collected humanitarian aid for Ukrainian civilians and evacuated them from combat zones.
The trial was held in closed sessions in Belgorod. The sentence is one of the harshest handed down during the entire war. The same judge previously gave a 5-year sentence to a schoolboy for allegedly participating in a “terrorist organization.”
Anyone else confused by Orban's sudden 180?
He now says that force is the only language the Russians understand and Europe must build up its military strength.
Zie hier de arrogantie en valsheid van Yesilgöz, terwijl ze niet eens durft in te gaan op de scherpe interruptie van Ouwehand die haar genadeloos fileert. De leegte spat ervan af. #debat