Msn is a news aggregator, if you're going to post a story from it it's best to search the article title in Google and get the link from the actual source.
I don't blame the poor bot, Microsoft is famously shitty with their own infrastructure with a whole bunch of unnecessary redirects. It got the article title presumably from the page title, and MSN sets that first to MSN before some Javascript changes it to something else.
By “long illness” do they mean the distance between the hotel window and the concrete?
No. They meant that the pulonium 358 took a week longer to work than they thought it would.
In Russia botulism is still considered a sauce.
Why do people keep posting links from cancer sites like this? Keep reading in the app my ass!
Thanks for saving me the click.
https://12ft.io/proxy?&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.msn.com%2Fen-us%2Fnews%2Fworld%2Frussian-army-commander-dismissed-for-ukraine-war-failures-dies-in-moscow%2Far-AA1flY99 try this url
Msn is a news aggregator, if you're going to post a story from it it's best to search the article title in Google and get the link from the actual source.
Noted
Thanks.
https://www.newsweek.com/russian-army-commander-gennady-zhidko-dies-moscow-ukraine-war-1820298
It's Newsweek so still cancer though.
And nothing of value was lost.
So they used a slow-working poison?
He died of a well known, albeit quite rare complication of diabetes, two bullet holes on the head and inexplicably thrown himself from the 26th floor.
Any Russian officer when promoted to a position of power: "aw FUCK".
Sad Oligarch podcast. This has been pretty interesting,
Damn, I had hoped it was Sergey Surovikin...
It matches.
I don't blame the poor bot, Microsoft is famously shitty with their own infrastructure with a whole bunch of unnecessary redirects. It got the article title presumably from the page title, and MSN sets that first to MSN before some Javascript changes it to something else.