Ukrainan konflikti/sota

The Kremlin has made repeated threats against the many countries that have been supplying Ukraine’s army with modern weapons, and members of the “Five Eyes” intelligence sharing network – the US, Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand – predicted Moscow could also work with cybercrime groups to launch attacks on governments, institutions and businesses.

“Evolving intelligence indicates that the Russian government is exploring options for potential cyber-attacks,” they said in an official cyber threat alert on Wednesday, noting that “some cybercrime groups have recently publicly pledged support for the Russian government”.

“Some groups have also threatened to conduct cyber operations against countries and organisations providing materiel support to Ukraine,”the Five Eyes alert said. It warned that Russian state-sponsored cyber actors have the ability to compromise IT networks, to steal large amounts of data from them while remaining hidden, to deploy destructive malware and to lock down networks with “distributed denial of service” attacks.

Putin presented the test launch of the Sarmat ICBM as a major breakthrough that would bolster Russian deterrence, claiming it had the “highest tactical and technical characteristics and is capable of overcoming all modern means of anti-missile defence”.

“It has no analogues in the world and will not have for a long time to come,” he said. “This truly unique weapon will strengthen the combat potential of our armed forces, reliably ensure Russia’s security from external threats and provide food for thought for those who, in the heat of frenzied aggressive rhetoric, try to threaten our country.”
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West warns of Russian cyber-attacks as concerns rise over Putin’s nuclear rhetoric

Cybercrime groups have publicly pledged support for Russia, western officials worry about Putin’s reliance on nuclear threats and the battle for Mariupol in Ukraine grinds on
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StepanRudanskij kirjoitti:
Lähetä koulutetut ja osaavat ohjustehtaan työntekijät turhaan sotaan kuolemaan. Mikä voisikaan mennä vikaan?
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No mutta siinähän on monen nojatuolikenraalin perusratekia Suomenkin puolustamiseksi:
"ei ressu paljoa maksa ja niitä on 900 000, lihamyllyyn riittää jahdattavaa, taisiiseikuniinku mitä meidän muka pitäis valmistaa ja rakentaa myös myöhemminki ja kesken kaiken?"
 
“If Russia is ready to slaughter their Slavic brothers in Ukraine, why would it not do the same thing with Finland? Many Finns woke up and said: ‘Enough! Now it is time to join Nato,’” Stubb added.

Himself a longtime Nato advocate, Stubb argued it was only natural that Finns had changed their stance in response to Russia’s actions.

“Finns are very rational, pragmatic people. They adjust their opinion as the circumstances change. Now people have realised Russia is an unpredictable and isolated aggressor.”
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‘There will be no way back’: will war change Finland’s pragmatic approach to Russia?

Finland’s parliament has begun discussing report outlining implications and risks of Nato membership
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KIM kirjoitti:
Silti ei voi olla verkko. Verkko on joka risussa ja oksassa kiinni. Sateenvarjo -tyyppistä värkkiä olen itsekin yrittänyt ideoida. Ja oikeastaan jo yhden prototyypin luonnos on jo mielessä. Kypärään tai leveään lierihattuun kiinnitettävä hartioille ja vähän yli laskeutuva kangas jossa muovimaisia kangaspaloja roikkumassa. Ei narumaisia vaan lehden tapaisia ettei tartu. Ja aina hanskat kädessä ja pyrymyssy tms. naamalla. Takki ja housut hiukan ylisuuret, etteivät painaudu niin paljoa ihoa vasten.

Suomessa on paljon enemmän havumetsää mitä Ukrainassa näyttäisi olevan. Meillä pystyy paremmin suojautumaan ilmatähystykseltä.
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Andrew Roth, our Moscow correspondent, writes that the declaration came during a meeting at the Kremlin, where defence minister Sergei Shoigu presented a report to Russian President Vladimir Putin about the closely-watched battle for the Ukrainian city and claimed that the city had been “liberated,” although fighting was ongoing.

Shoigu said it would take several more days for the Russians to defeat the Ukrainians fighting at the Azovstal steelworks.

The meeting appeared to be orchestrated in order for the Russians to step back from its assault on steelworks, which has been stymied by a fierce Ukrainian resistance and the difficulties of operating in the industrial area.

Putin called a plan to storm the steelworks “impractical.”

“I order it to be cancelled,” he said.

“This is the case when we have to think, that is, we always have to think, and in this case even more so, about preserving the lives and health of our soldiers and officers,” Putin said. “There is no need to climb into these catacombs and crawl underground through these industrial facilities.”

Instead, he called for Russian troops to blockade the area “so that a fly can’t get through.”
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Russia-Ukraine war latest: Kremlin claims Mariupol captured by Russian forces but 2,000 Ukrainians still defending steel plant – live

Russia’s defence minister says the remaining Ukrainian fighters have been securely blockaded inside the Azovstal steel plant
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has said his government supports talks to resolve international disputes but reiterated China’s opposition to unilateral sanctions.

China has repeatedly criticised western sanctions, including those against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, but has also been careful not to provide assistance to Moscow that could lead to sanctions being imposed on Beijing.

During a video speech to the annual Boao Forum for Asia gathering on the southern Chinese island of Hainan, Xi said that efforts are needed to stabilise global supply chains and took aim at western sanctions.

The official Xinhua News Agency quoted Xi as saying that China remains “committed to respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries, uphold non-interference in internal affairs, and respect the independent choices of development paths and social systems made by people in different countries.”

We stay committed to peacefully resolving differences and disputes between countries through dialogue and consultation, support all efforts conducive to the peaceful settlement of crises, reject double standards, and oppose the wanton use of unilateral sanctions and long-arm jurisdiction,” Xinhua quoted Xi as saying.
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Repale kirjoitti:
Mikä v..tun jättiläinen? Minun silmissä sekä saksa että ranska on tämän jälkeen lähinnä surkeita runk..reita, joiden kanssa ei kannata olla missään tekemisissä, eikä siellä tuotettuja tuotteita pidä ostaa -sääli kun tykkään hyvästä konjakista...
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Samaa mieltä, minusta Saksa ja Ranska ovat ryssän hanurin nuolijoita. Saksalaista autoa en enää osta. Konjakin olen jo vaihtanut Skotti viskiin.
 
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