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Hungary and Slovakia are largest importers of Russian natural gas in Europe. France is third as I remember.
Yet somehow "preemptive nuclear strike is a valid defense" France is a bit different from Hungary and Slovakia in their stance on Russia. So maybe natural gas imports aren't the thing that determine the outcome.
Slovakia finds Russian backdoor in traffic speed cameras
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Same questions to opposite side.
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#153Earlier quoted context omitted.
it may be advantageous for Russia. thats true. but it still doesnt imply that slovakia is therefore politically pro-russian. they might care about pro-slovak advantages it brings. or they might think that sanction dont work as intendet. or they might think that sanction paradoxically cause too many problems in EU. or that it is not the right approach to resolve the conflict.
Or not be as willing (as the British state is for example) to sacrifice the entire male population of Ukraine to fight a war for them. That makes you "pro Russian" apparently
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Please don't post like this here. We're accustomed to better from you than this.
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#156Next up, chinese solar inverter firmware.
To do what? Turn off the power in random individual houses?
Also, you're sure its only home energy generation that's affected?
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#157Earlier quoted context omitted.
This would be far more impressive if not for: > multiple reports in Slovak media that linked the purchase to a Cyprus shell company with fake certifications. We're talking about this as if it's some precursor to a James Bond plot, but it really fizzles after learning Nina in the sourcing department skipped the compliance paperwork. James Bond doesn't need to leave the bed! Trojan exploits aside, I just assume that it…
> Nina in the sourcing department skipped the compliance paperwork. Well the interior ministry didn't really demand one (yes really) but the opposition people have read the documentation for the cameras and the hash of the supplied software was exactly the same as the hash for the russian simicon camera.
Occam's razor says this was simply a custom batch that was available cheap.
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#158Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Are there any other wars that are not of aggression? There are concepts like wars of necessity or just wars (e.g. of liberation), but that depends on how cynical you're feeling.
> wars of necessity Propaganda always tries to convince people that the current war is the just war and everyone else is wrong.
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#159Earlier quoted context omitted.
>"generalizations about a group of people are not “racist” when not talking about race" - cut the bull please.
I'm not going to be able to match your colloquialism on that, words have meaning and this one hasn't changed yet despite mods of illiterate people using it your way
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#160Public Security Intelligence Agency (公安調査庁) apparently is sitting on a massive amount of data from China which imported their tech