Fabian @skypax

🇺🇦 💔 Little Nazar came to his father’s grave to show him the stones he brought back from camp Before that, he asked his mother to leave him alone — so he could spend some time with just his dad, Ivan Shulga.

We continue working to secure air defense for Ukraine – the missiles needed to protect lives and agreements for production in Ukraine. All of this will happen. It is not easy, but all of this will happen. Throughout the war, we have already spoken many times about weapons, capabilities, and equipment that we were initially told were supposedly impossible for us to obtain. Then we heard that Ukrainians supposedly would not be able to do it because it would take decades to become capable of it. F-16s, the production of millions of drones a year, specialized missile technologies – we did it. The same will be true of anti-ballistic capabilities. The same will be true of Patriots in Ukraine. But every delay that, unfortunately, is happening at the political level simply costs lives. It is important to act quickly, to focus all our efforts on protecting lives and limiting Russia’s resources for war. The aggressor must feel that the world is there – truly there – and is acting to end the war, rather than simply watching the war continue. Thank you to everyone who is truly helping us, helping Ukraine!

The Trump administration gives a green light to money launderers @cjcmichel explains: theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/08/…

We don't know if the repercussions of AI will be good or bad, but we do know disruption will happen, and we know that it will happen much faster than in previous generations. The important thing isn't to panic or be frightened, but to understand the magnitude of the change we are facing.

Ex-CIA and Pentagon Chief Panetta: There are lessons from Ukraine the US better damn well pay attention to. Drones are hitting Russia’s forces, economy and infrastructure. If China used the same capability in a mass attack on the US, America could not defend itself. 1/

🚨OJO: 79% DE LOS MEXICANOS ESTÁN A FAVOR DE SANCIONAR MEDIOS INFORMATIVOS POR NOTICIAS FALSAS Una encuesta de De las Heras Demotecnia señala que 79% de las personas consultadas está a favor de sancionar a medios de comunicación que difundan información falsa de manera deliberada. El resultado llega en medio del debate sobre la responsabilidad de quienes tienen plataformas con millones de espectadores. El dato también alcanza a figuras como Ricardo Salinas Pliego, propietario de TV Azteca, quien en distintas ocasiones ha sido señalado por difundir afirmaciones que han generado controversia y cuestionamientos sobre la veracidad de sus contenidos. Más allá de nombres y empresas, el resultado refleja una exigencia ciudadana de mayor rigor en los medios: verificar información, distinguir hechos de opiniones y evitar contenidos que puedan engañar deliberadamente a las audiencias. La libertad de expresión es fundamental, pero también lo es el derecho de las personas a recibir información responsable. El periodismo y los medios con gran alcance tienen una responsabilidad frente a sus audiencias, especialmente cuando sus contenidos pueden influir en la percepción de millones de personas.

El show debe continuar. @alitomorenoc @Milenio

Trump asesina a niñas con misiles. Y también quita visas.

Gil Zuarth, Javier Lozano, Max Cortázar y Ernesto Cordero cobraron más de 150 millones de pesos del pueblo de Chihuahua como “asesores”. Tras las solicitudes de transparencia: Maru Campos reservó los contratos por “motivos de seguridad nacional”, y se niega a hacerlos públicos.

Andrea Chávez @AndreaChavezTre

2 days ago

El calderonista Ernesto Cordero, “asesor” de Maru Campos, es la persona mejor pagada de Chihuahua. Cobra un millón de pesos al mes. Max Cortazar, Lozano y Gil Zuarth también cobran aquí. Preguntamos por sus salarios: pero la información está reservada por “seguridad nacional”.

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#DATOHISTORICO UN RECORDATORIO DE LA GRANDEZA DE MEXICO ‼️ Antes de 1978, fabricar insulina significaba triturar toneladas de páncreas de cerdos y vacas en mataderos. Se necesitaba el páncreas de unos 50 animales para mantener viva a una sola persona diabética durante un año. Era carísima, escasa y provocaba reacciones alérgicas graves. En 1967, con solo 29 años, el científico mexicano Francisco Bolívar Zapata tuvo una idea que sonaba a ciencia ficción: meter la instrucción genética humana dentro de una bacteria y obligarla a fabricar insulina humana pura. El reto era enorme: una bacteria se defiende de cualquier ADN extraño. Bolívar diseñó un "vehículo" microscópico de transporte genético, un anillo de ADN llamado plásmido pBR322 (las letras "BR" son un homenaje directo a Bolívar), capaz de colarse sin activar sus defensas. Usaron la bacteria Escherichia coli como fábrica viviente. Le insertaron el gen humano de la insulina y la bacteria empezó a producir insulina 100% humana, de forma infinita y sin sacrificar un solo animal. Fue la primera vez en la historia que se fabricó una proteína humana mediante ingeniería genética: el momento exacto en que nació la biotecnología moderna. Hoy, cada persona que se inyecta insulina para vivir debe ese líquido transparente, gracias a un cientifico mexicano. #MexicoEsGrandeza #MexicoUnido

Absolute hell in Kramatorsk. russians have struck a residential high-rise again. People are dead. Others are injured. They were just at home... This is what Ukrainians are living through every single day while the rest of the world enjoys summer.

Today would be a good day. Give the Russian terrorist state's assets to Ukraine. Give Ukraine the interceptors it needs to save innocent lives.

Joni Askola @joni_askola

a day ago

Russia’s upcoming winter strikes on Ukraine and likely further mobilization are clear proof: Moscow has no plans to end this war. European leaders must face this reality and finally transfer Russia’s frozen assets directly to Kyiv

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This is Hleb, 9, and his 29-year-old mother, Olha. They were killed today in a russian strike by two jet-powered drones that hit their private home in Sumy region 💔🕯

“Ahí tienen al dirigente del PRI, un hombre de dudosa reputación que va y se arrodilla ante Estados Unidos para que retire visas” Presidenta @Claudiashein

BROWDER: Putin has backed himself into a corner where he’s unable to win in Ukraine. He’s not making any progress. Ukraine is now causing huge economic and military damage to Russia. He’s got Russian people angry with him. He needs to do something pretty radical, that’s why we hear intelligence about him attacking a NATO country. We can’t say, “It’s too risky, therefore he’s not going to do it.” Invading Ukraine was risky. Everything is risky for Putin. I couldn’t have imagined that Putin would go into Ukraine. I thought that was idiotic and illogical thing for him to do. He’s got to do something dramatic to try to change current balance of the situation, and attacking NATO could be it. Putin doesn’t have to send regiment into Estonia. He can do something not clear, “Does it trigger Article 5, or doesn't?” He’s into plausible deniability and vague, half-hearted things that make everybody scratch their heads and wonder: “Well, that thing was pretty terrible, but does it cross the line or does it not?” That’s his approach to these things. It doesn’t have to be black and white invasion which would, in many people’s minds, trigger Article 5, in others’, not. We'll end up doing soul-searching, “Do we want to go to war with Russia over this?” That’s the way he does stuff.

🔴 Russian troops have executed at least 345 Ukrainian soldiers after they surrendered, official reports show. 🔗 united24media.com/war-in-ukraine…

Un golpe DEMOLEDOR contra el decadente Ecosistema Mediático Mexicano fue aquel de mayo 2019, cuando se reveló la vergonzosa lista del CHAYOTE de Peña Nieto Ahí sí salieron salpicados TOOOODOOOOOS los CHAYOTEROS del país: ¿Lo recuerdan? #PrensaInmunda

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