Roman V.

Roman V.

Incidents and Auto Columnist
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Runs the "Incidents" section. He served in law enforcement for many years, so he knows how investigations work from the inside and can distinguish the official version from rumors.

He writes about crimes, court cases, emergencies, and security. His second topic is cars: new models, traffic rules, accidents, and everything related to vehicles and roads.

For personal security reasons, Roman does not publish his last name or a photograph of his face. His identity is known to the editorial board, which takes full responsibility for the section's materials.

Articles

Russian combat helicopter Mi-28 in flight, shot down by Ukrainian forces in Belgorod region

Nose to the ground': Ukrainian forces down Russian Mi-28 in Belgorod region

Incidents 07/15/2026, 15:25
A Russian Mi-28 'Night Hunter' helicopter was shot down in the Belgorod region. The Commander of the USF of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Madyar, reported that the attack was carried out by fighters of the 427th Separate Reconnaissance Brigade 'Rarog' in the area of Viazovoye. The officer also summarized the results of strikes against the Russian shadow fleet in the Black Sea. 🚁💥🇺🇦
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OpenAI logo on monitor screen — symbol of the first AI computer with a 'living' body, triggering Apple's lawsuit

OpenAI's First AI Computer: How a Gadget with a 'Living' Body Will Change the Smart Home and Why Apple Sued

Technology 07/15/2026, 10:31
OpenAI is preparing to launch its first home AI computer with a 'living' body and camera, but the gadget's release is under threat due to a lawsuit from Apple. 🏠🤖 The conflict erupted against the backdrop of a mass exodus of designers from Apple to OpenAI, leading to accusations of stealing trade secrets. While courts decide the device's fate, Apple is preparing counter AI gadgets with robotic screens. ⚖️📱
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