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A much happier ending than I expected.

One of the few big companies that seems to have some morals (Ben & Jerry's, not Unilever).

They even sued Unilever last year because Unilever silenced them expressing support for Palestinian refugees.

I don't know if this was a test run or an actual operation of some kind, but Russia evidently wants to carry out more of these attacks, as they have been mapping out these cables for years now, and have recently been running national internet outage drills.

It's the Jerusalem Post. It shouldn't even be allowed here

Relations between Ireland and Israel have long been strained because of Ireland’s stance on Palestine.

Yeah it's all Ireland's fault that relations are strained 🤦‍♂️

The list of news sites that are actually worth visiting would be much shorter.

This spring marks the highest rate of military conscription that Russia has seen in 14 years. In late March, Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a decree ordering 160,000 men aged 18 to 30 to be called up.

According to Ukraine's Eastern Human Rights Group (EHRG), at least 300 people from the occupied territories were conscripted into the Russian army in fall 2024

"After their training, many conscripts are sent to the front upon signing a contract with the Russian army," Lysianskyi says. This decision is sometimes voluntary, but often made under duress due to a lack of alternatives, he adds.

https://www.dw.com/en/how-russia-recruits-troops-in-occupied-ukrainian-territories/a-72289013

Russian authorities continue to conscript Ukrainian civilians in occupied areas or otherwise try to forcibly enlist them, including those in detention, into the Russian military

https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/12/20/russia-forces-ukrainians-occupied-areas-military

"She explained that it was in a military camp, and that I would be like a caretaker with tasks like cleaning and cooking..."

But once in Russia, Samuel was in for a surprise. Instead of cooking utensils and cleaning products, he was given a Kalashnikov – which he accepted very reluctantly.

Samuel found himself in uniform without knowing exactly who he was fighting for, or in which unit. "The contracts they made us sign are doctored. We don't have a copy of the document, so we don't get the salary we were supposed to. Apparently, the Russian commander who made us sign gets part of it back, so it's a whole chain."

https://www.rfi.fr/en/africa/20250117-african-troops-forced-to-ukraine-frontlines-while-russians-stay-in-camp

Non-expert opinion: it's dangerous.

Giving The Guardian the benefit of the doubt: because they took time to verify its authenticity before reporting on it.

More likely reason: urgency and BREAKING NEWS gets more clicks.

Exactly. This title is just clickbait.

The actual study's title is "Resolution limit of the eye — how many pixels can we see?".

Is it even an ethnicity?

I thought self-defence was legal in the US

I ripped the bandaid off when Facebook bought WhatsApp. I told all my contacts and the ones I actually talked to were willing to install Signal, even my grandparents.

as that is who is being arrested

I'm guessing you don't read the news much

At this point? This was part of their founding ideology.

But a very reliable source told me that the IDF does not target hospitals??!???!?

/s

For anyone reading this who may not be aware, there's a lot of overlap between the two diagnoses, and there's a chance you may have both.

I know it's not what you meant when you made the comparison, but the US-Vietnam war was also devastating for millions of Vietnamese civilians. Unfortunately, that is also likely going to be the case in Iran.

There are a lot of countries that absolutely would arrest him. Unfortunately close to none of them are the ones touting international human rights.

Here are a couple of his past flight paths: