Soviet Russia needed lighthouses on their uninhabited Northern Coast, so they built automated lighthouses powered by small nuclear reactors

In 1866, The United States purchased Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million by writing a check.

. Russia ran out of vodka celebrating the end of World War II! When the long war ended, street parties engulfed the Soviet Union, lasting for days—until all of the nation’s vodka reserves ran out a me

FTP backup storage in Germany and Russia:

So the Germans willingly transferred their gold to their enemies because of, oh well, the Russians.

I just have the impression that the parent company is in Russia.

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The west tried to blocks anything related to Russia Belarus and other loyal countries. The east, in its turn, also blocks what is connected with some aggressive western countries. So parity. What's th

@rm_ I find your argument extremely weak for a reason - given that DC IPs are already blocked, at least of well known providers:

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I figured things would end this way.

RUSSIA WANTS TO LIVE IN PEACE AND HARMONY

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https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/05/world/europe/ukraine-russia-putin.html

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Crazy how Putin is responding negatively to sanctions that are good for Russia. Almost like the Vatniks compensate their permanent brainwashed state with tears.

In fact, many do not have problems with the admission of users from Russia, except only those where there are workers who emigrated from Ukraine.

President Thomas Bach confirmed: IOC's ban on Russia cannot be compared with Israel athletes participating at Olympics

From my cursory understanding this is analogous to GDPR in mandating that personal information of Russian citizens stays within Russia. A major difference is in subjecting the hosting companies to pen