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16.11.23

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Adobe is selling pro-Russian images on Adobe Stock

Global computer software company Adobe is earning money by selling pro-Russian images on Adobe Stock. The list of images includes maps of Ukraine without Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk so-called “Republics”, as well as flags of the territories Russia recently annexed

27.10.23

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European Film Festival comes back to Russia over a year after starting the war in Ukraine

The European Film Festival has decided to return to its Russian viewers in an online format, the EU Ambassador to Russia announced. The news comes only a year and a half since the Russian Federation started the genocidal war against

12.10.23

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Xerox exits Russia and divests the business to local management

Since the start of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the American company Xerox announced the cessation of all supplies to Russia, leaving only “limited operations” in compliance with all relevant government sanctions. Now, on the 595th day of the

11.10.23

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Information campaign on Twitter uses Israel to lie about Ukraine: how to fight it

Everyone knows that Twitter, due to Elon Musk’s decision, has turned into an environment conducive to disinformation (and the EU even conducted a research about it). Now, with the escalation of war in the Middle East, accounts spreading anti-Ukrainian ideas

11.10.23

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YouTube bans links to the Come Back Alive Foundation, which helps the army of Ukraine

YouTube has started removing links to the Come Back Alive Foundation that provides support to service members in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as several Ukrainian video bloggers report. The platform’s explanation sounds quite strange: violation of sex and nudity

05.10.23

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Red Cross published rules for hacktivists. They responded by hacking its Russian website

Not long ago, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) published a “code of conduct” for hackers during wars. Given the dubious reputation of this organization in Ukraine, Ukrainian hackers protested the notion by defacing the Russian website of

27.09.23

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Developers of Cyberpunk 2077 apologized to the Russians for inaccuracies in the Ukrainian localization

In September 2023, one of the most famous RPG games of the decade, Cyberpunk 2077, finally received a Ukrainian localization. But now the Ukrainian gaming community is outraged by the fact that the developers of the game, the Polish studio

21.09.23

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Wargaming lost $250M from exiting the Russia and Belarus: interview with company’s CFO

In April 2022, Wargaming announced that it was leaving the Russian and Belarusian markets. The editor of AIN.Capital asked the CFO of the company Andrew Tinney about the reasons and consequences of this decision, as well as about what is

08.09.23

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In 2022, Elon Musk deliberately shut down Starlink to thwart a Ukrainian attack on Sevastopol

In 2022, Elon Musk deliberately ordered the shutdown of Starlink satellite communications near the Crimean coast to disrupt Ukraine’s attack on the Russian navy in Sevastopol. According to CNN, citing an unreleased biography of Musk written by American journalist and

29.08.23

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China supplies 67% of critical components for making UAVs to Russia

The main supplier of critical components for Russian UAVs production is China, which accounts for 67%, with Turkey and the United Arab Emirates accounting for another 7%. This conclusion was reached by an International Task Force working on sanctions against

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