Month: September 2023
Putin and Erdogan amid Russia-Ukraine war
Turkey, together with the United Nations, brokered a deal in July 2022 that allowed Ukraine to ship grain and other foodstuffs from three Black Sea ports. A separate memorandum between the U.N. and Russia, agreed at the same time, pledged to overcome obstacles to Moscow’s shipment of food and fertilizer to world markets. Russian President
Bitcoin adoption in Mesa
The city of Mesa has also been embracing digital currencies, with numerous local businesses accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment. This progressive adoption has helped normalize the use of cryptocurrencies in everyday transactions, encouraging more residents to consider investing in Bitcoin.Bitcoin offers an alternative to traditional banking systems, empowering individuals to have full control
Former Russian Lieutenant General advices Putin to use Nukes in Ukraine
Former Lieutenant General and current Deputy of the State Duma Andrey Gurulev said that Russian military officials needed to target the recently captured village of Robotyne. Ukrainian forces captured Robotyne on August 28th after weeks of pushing against a lot of Russian resistance. The village is a key step on the way to Kyiv’’s southern
Ukraine confirms Drone attack on Pskov airbase
On Thursday, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that a Ukrainian-made weapon had hit a target at a distance of 700km. Pskov is nearly 700km (434 miles) from the Ukrainian border. The drone attack on an airbase in the Russian city of Pskov on Tuesday was launched from inside Russia, Ukraine’s military intelligence chief has said. The
X to collect employment and biometric data from its users
According to X, the collection of biometric data – a term which covers data relating to a person’s physical attributes such as a facial scan or fingerprint – is for X Premium users. X, formerly known as Twitter, will collect biometric data on its users, such as a photograph of their face, in an update