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Ukraine is winning the war on CNN and BBC. Those Western terrorist in Mariopul needs to be captured alive. I wan check something. |
Another terrorist Brit captured would be a better headline. |
Olugbogiafeez:check your mail |
Oogway:don't mind these educated illiterates. I dare US to single handedly invaded any country without the North Atlantic Terrorist Organization. Russia is a stand alone country compared to those criminal US and their slaves. |
richeeyo:US never invaded Iraq. Rather say US and their stooges aka NATO invaded Iraq. |
doctokwus:Don't forget, Russia annexed Karelia and Vyborg from the Finns, just as Russia annexed Finland itself from Sweden. Karelia and Vyborg are part of the Russian federation till date. |
princeeze1:this is too fatal. Dude may never recover from this K'O. Just like that fatal blow mother Russia will soon give to the terrorist NATO and their stooges. |
Kingspin:there is a Nigerian community in Russia in case you don't know. |
Just imagine how low the so called civilized West is. They can't even respect the dead. Gradually the hypocrisy of the West has been laid bare. |
LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - British foreign minister Liz Truss says sanctions imposed on Russian individuals and companies could be lifted if Russia withdraws from Ukraine and commits to end aggression, the Telegraph newspaper reported on Saturday. Britain and other Western nations are using economic sanctions to cripple the Russian economy and punish President Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine, seeking to press him to abandon what he calls a special military operation to demilitarise and "denazify" Ukraine. In an interview with the Telegraph, Truss held out the possibility the measures could end if Moscow changed course. "What we know is that Russia signed up to multiple agreements they simply don’t comply with. So there needs to be hard levers. Of course, sanctions are a hard lever," she said. "Those sanctions should only come off with a full ceasefire and withdrawal, but also commitments that there will be no further aggression. And also, there’s the opportunity to have snapback sanctions if there is further aggression in future. That is a real lever that I think can be used." The British government says it has so far imposed sanctions on banks with total assets of 500 billion pounds ($658.65 billion) and oligarchs and family members with a net worth of more than 150 billion pounds. Truss also suggested that the crisis had brought Britain and the European Union closer after the relationship became badly strained in the wake of Brexit. "One of the points I would make about this crisis is we have worked very, very closely with the European Union," she said. "Of course, there are some areas with which we have differences with the EU. But fundamentally, we are all democratic nations, we all believe in freedom and the right of people to select their own governments and we are very much united in the fight." https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-says-russian-sanctions-could-be-lifted-with-ukraine-withdrawal-report-2022-03-26/
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Sense don dey return small small... Ukraine must hear word... |
On top Patriots, THAAD, Aegis ashore, rag tag Houthis still dey serve dem hot hot. Over rated piece of junk... |
Russia dey serve dem hot breakfast come put jara on top... |
Ukraine don buy market!!! |
For those Western butt lickers who care to listen, hear me now; the days of Western hegemony is over! Russia has finally demystified the US and their stooges... Welcome to a multipolar world... |
Bharat (India) is a sovereign state with over a billion citizen to look after. Imagine wanting to sanction a sovereign country for trading with another country. Omo, this hypocrisy and double standard of the west stinks to the high heaven. This is simply a case of national interest. Your enemy is not my enemy. Bleep US and their lap dogs!!!! |
SeeThisLoser:the same way Hitler thought before Operation Barbarossa, same way Napoleon Bonaparte thought before he met his Waterloo. Those happened in the era were there was no nukes. |
1stGenAmerican:before then it was the Russian empire. |
SeeThisLoser:I'm sure the 99% includes the Donbass region, right? |
SeeThisLoser:chehchenya is not a country but a federation of Russia. In Syria, Russia was invited by the legitimate government of Assad. Georgia and Ukraine case are alike, just that Saskhavili was smart enough to quickly drop Georgia's NATO and EU ambitions to negotiate peace with the Russians. |
Russia has successfully tested a country-wide alternative to the global internet, its government has announced. Details of what the test involved were vague but, according to the Ministry of Communications, ordinary users did not notice any changes. The results will now be presented to President Putin. Experts remain concerned about the trend for some countries to dismantle the internet. "Sadly, the Russian direction of travel is just another step in the increasing breaking-up of the internet," said Prof Alan Woodward, a computer scientist at the University of Surrey. "Increasingly, authoritarian countries which want to control what citizens see are looking at what Iran and China have already done. "It means people will not have access to dialogue about what is going on in their own country, they will be kept within their own bubble." How would a domestic internet work? The initiative involves restricting the points at which Russia's version of the net connects to its global counterpart, giving the government more control over what its citizens can access. "That would effectively get ISPs [internet service providers] and telcos to configure the internet within their borders as a gigantic intranet, just like a large corporation does," explained Prof Woodward. So how would the government establish what some have dubbed a "sovereign Runet"? Countries receive foreign web services via undersea cables or "nodes" - connection points at which data is transmitted to and from other countries' communication networks. These would need to be blocked or at least regulated. This would require the co-operation of domestic ISPs and would be much easier to achieve if there were just a handful of state-owned firms involved. The more networks and connections a country has, the more difficult it is to control access. Then Russia would need to create an alternative system. In Iran, the National Information Network allows access to web services while policing all content on the network and limiting external information. It is run by the state-owned Telecommunication Company of Iran. One of the benefits of effectively turning all internet access into a government-controlled walled garden, is that virtual private networks (VPNs), often used to circumvent blocks, would not work. Another example of this is the so-called Great Firewall of China. It blocks access to many foreign internet services, which in turn has helped several domestic tech giants establish themselves. Russia already tech champions of its own, such as Yandex and Mail.Ru, but other local firms might also benefit. The country plans to create its own Wikipedia and politicians have passed a bill that bans the sale of smartphones that do not have Russian software pre-installed. Technical challenges One expert warned that the policy could help the state repress free speech, but added that it was not a foregone conclusion that it would succeed. "The Russian government has run into technical challenges in the past when trying to increase online control, such as its largely unsuccessful efforts to block Russians from accessing encrypted messaging app Telegram," Justin Sherman, a cyber-security policy fellow at the New America think tank, told the BBC. "Without more information about this test though, it's hard to assess exactly how far Russia has progressed in the path towards an isolatable domestic internet. "And on the business front, it remains to be seen just how much domestic and foreign pushback Russia will get." Local news agencies, including Pravda, reported the deputy head of the Ministry of Communications had said that the tests of the scheme had gone as planned. "The results of the exercises showed that, in general, both the authorities and telecoms operators are ready to effectively respond to emerging risks and threats, to ensure the stable functioning of both the internet and unified telecommunication network in the Russian Federation," said Alexey Sokolov. The state-owned Tass news agency reported the tests had assessed the vulnerability of internet-of-things devices, and also involved an exercise to test Runet's ability to stand up to "external negative influences". https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-50902496 American zombies still think Russia is a third world country like Nigeria. They saw it coming. Russia is too mighty to be tamed. |
Slava Russia... Defender of the universe!!! |
Zoharariel:where have you been bro. I don miss your analysis gan. |
Zoharariel:king Zoharariel is back!!!! Welcome back bro. |
Carry on king Vlad, you are doing the lords work!!! |
Master strategist!!! All hail king Vladimir, defender of the universal... |
Ukraine will be carpet bombed back to the stone age. The comedian of a president deserve it!!! Ukraine back to 20 BC. |
tonididdy:New Mexico too... That's how the empire of lies and criminal of the so called civilized bastards go about pillaging and plundering anywhere they set foot. |
Them never see anything!!! The end of the empire of lies and criminal NATO is near!!! |
Belarus and Kazakhstan gave up their nukes too!!! |
d142475:and they bombed Yugoslavia, Libya, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq or defensive don get another meaning. Abeg make me understand... |
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