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.

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Articles

Ukrainian military operators with drones in field conditions, demonstrating the use of UAVs in real combat for AI training

500,000 Hours of Real Combat: How Ukrainian Footage is Teaching American AI to Fight

Technology 06/17/2026, 11:06
American startup Enabled Intelligence has created a database of 500,000 hours of real combat footage from Ukrainian drones. 🇺🇸🇺🇦 This archive will be used to train artificial intelligence for autonomous combat operations and target recognition under electronic warfare conditions. Access to the unique data has been granted to the militaries of the US, Ukraine, and NATO countries. 🤖🚁
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Firefighter in protective helmet and gear talking on the phone against the backdrop of a smoky industrial site, where another firefighter is extinguishing a fire with a hose.

Strike on the 'Heart' of Moscow: Consequences of the Attack on the Moscow Refinery and Shutdown of the Largest Fuel Hub

Incidents 06/16/2026, 21:05
On the night of June 16, a powerful strike hit the Moscow Oil Refinery, damaging the primary processing unit. Despite authorities' claims that the plant remains operational, Reuters sources report a complete production shutdown. This is already the 16th major refinery hit during the campaign to destroy Russia's fuel and energy complex. 🚨🔥⛽
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