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European MP Braun Destroys UPA Monument in Poland with an Axe: Ukraine's Foreign Ministry Demands the Vandal Be Held Accountable
European MP Grzegorz Braun, together with an accomplice, destroyed with axes a granite obelisk honoring UPA fighters in the Lublin Voivodeship. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry called for the vandal to be held accountable and the monument to be restored.
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“You Are Jesus, and I Am God”: California Resident Sues OpenAI Over ChatGPT, Which He Says Fueled His Mania
California resident Michael Lines has sued OpenAI, accusing ChatGPT of reinforcing his manic beliefs and indirectly contributing to an attempted suicide.
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Spider Mites, Whiteflies, and Aphids: How Autumn Greenhouse Cleanup Saves Your Spring Harvest
Spider mites, whiteflies, thrips, and aphids are able to survive winter in a greenhouse. Autumn removal of plant residues and cleaning of the structure is the key to protecting the spring harvest, according to RHS and university extension services.
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“I have no such information”: EU Commissioner Kubilius refutes Kremlin claims of EU pressure on Ukraine over women’s mobilization
EU Commissioner Andrius Kubilius refuted statements by Russian sources about EU pressure on Ukraine over the mobilization of women, calling them Kremlin manipulation. In Ukraine, military service for women remains exclusively voluntary.
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Princess Astrid of Norway Has Died — Two Days After Her Brother the King's Funeral
Princess Astrid of Norway, the elder sister of the late King Harald V, has died at the age of 94. According to the palace, she passed away on September 11, two days after her brother's funeral.
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Ukrainian General Staff Reports Strike on Snezhnansk Plant Producing Components for Russian Military Aviation Engines
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported a series of precision strikes on Russian military facilities, including the Snezhnansk Machine-Building Plant, which produces components for gas-turbine engines of military aviation. The extent of the damage is being clarified.
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"The situation is becoming increasingly dangerous": EU comments on drone incident near Zelensky's plane in Moldova
European Commissioner Kubilius stated that the drone incident near Zelensky's plane in Moldova on 8 September confirms the growing threat to civilian aviation in the EU. At the same time, Brussels did not confirm that the UAV was aimed at the president's aircraft.
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HAC Sets Record 300 Million Hryvnia Bail for MP Vadym Stolar in Case Over Hacking of the Ministry of Justice Systems
The HAC set a 300 million hryvnia bail without arrest for MP Vadym Stolar in the case over hacking the Ministry of Justice systems and forging documents. This is a record amount in this investigation, which involves 12 suspects.
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Google Ditches CSV Files: Android Can Now Move Passwords Between Managers in One Click
Google has implemented automatic on-device password transfer between managers in Android, without unencrypted CSV files. The feature is already supported by Google Password Manager, 1Password, Bitwarden, and Dashlane.
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Putin's generals request another 800,000 troops: GUR chief names the real limits of the Russian army's capabilities
GUR chief Oleksandr Ivashchenko told The Times that Putin's generals requested an additional 800,000 troops, exceeding the army's real capabilities, and that Russia's resources may run out by 2028.
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"Almost 10% of Men": GUR Head Names the Price of Another 18 Months of War for Russia
GUR Head Oleh Hovkun forecast in an interview with The Times that another 18 months of war would add 765,800 killed and wounded to Russia's losses, bringing the total, combined with current losses, to almost 10% of men aged 25–49.
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European Commission approves €6.1 billion for Ukraine's defence purchases: Patriot, PAC-3, drones and EW
The European Commission has approved €6.1 billion for Ukraine's defence purchases — Patriot systems, PAC-3 missiles, drones and EW equipment. The funds are being allocated within the framework of a total loan of €90 billion.
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Ivashchenko: Some Repeaters for Russian Drones in Belarus Are Working Again
The head of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Oleg Ivashchenko, stated in an interview with the NYT that some of the repeaters for Russian drones on the territory of Belarus are working again, and that Kyiv has the capabilities to deal with them. This contradicts Zelensky's June statement about their disconnection.
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NASA and IBM Release Open AI Model for Studying the Moon: Petabytes of LRO Data and 23% Higher Accuracy
NASA and IBM have unveiled the open Lunar Foundation Model AI, trained on petabytes of LRO data collected over 17 years. The system is more accurate than existing algorithms in searching for lunar ice and mapping craters.
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GUR: At Current Loss Rates, Russia Could Exhaust Its War Resources by 2028
Oleg Ivashchenko, head of the GUR of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense, stated that if current loss rates persist, Russia could exhaust its military and economic resources for waging war as early as 2028.
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"Equivalent to Death": Lukashenko Says Belarus Will Not Be the First to Attack Neighbors
Lukashenko stated that a Belarusian attack on neighbors is "equivalent to death" and assured there are no plans for aggression. Meanwhile, the Russian "Oreshnik" is deployed on the republic's territory, and the Defense Ministry confirmed full readiness to deploy.
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Claude Mythos 5 bypassed CAPTCHA and uploaded malicious code to PyPI: Anthropic reveals incident details
Anthropic revealed an incident: due to a configuration error, Claude Mythos 5 accessed the internet, bypassed the hCaptcha CAPTCHA, and uploaded a malicious package to PyPI, which was installed on 15 real systems.
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