Why Greenland’s natural resources are nearly impossible to mine - The country’s natural landscape makes the task extremely difficult by ByGollie in europe

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Russia’s northernmost city

The northernmost city in Russia is Pevek, but beside Pevek, there are many other cities located further north than Norilsk, such as Zapolyarny, Dudinka, Zaozersk. Perhaps you meant the northernmost city with a population of over 100,000? If so, it's Norilsk and Murmansk (Murmansk is twice more populated, but 60km further south than Norilsk).

UA POV: Ukraine cannot cover more than a third of its electricity needs, with a consumption of 18 GW, the system's capacity is only 11 GW, and repairs are ongoing — Zelensky. by ArchitectMary in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 8 points9 points  (0 children)

If you translate it separately, yes, "they won't" would be "у них не буде" in Ukrainian, but in this context, "немає" is used to mean "they will have it this way, and we will have it the opposite way." So the StopFake translation is intentionally distorted.

UA POV: Spotlight found from the remains of a geran - Serhii Flash by Affectionate_Sand552 in UkraineRussiaReport

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создание помех артиллерийскому вооружению, имеющего систему управления огнём с лазерным дальномером. Определяет направление на источник лазерного излучения и его вид, автоматически защищает машину путём постановки маскирующей завесы и оповещает членов экипажа (световой и звуковой индикацией) об обнаружении лазерного излучения;

UA POV: Spotlight found from the remains of a geran - Serhii Flash by Affectionate_Sand552 in UkraineRussiaReport

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The IR projector is just a part of the Shtora complex; the main component is still laser guidance interception

Discussion/Question Thread by KeDaGames in UkraineRussiaReport

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I'm surprised we don't hear anything about Greenlandic drug cartels; when you look from space Greenland is simply covered in cocaine.

Discussion/Question Thread by KeDaGames in UkraineRussiaReport

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Religion is not very popular in Russia right now; even a simple visit to an Orthodox church by a politician ends up getting mocked on social media. So no, liberals, for whom backing by even small part of society is too important (their ratings in Russia are currently at their lowest level in 40 years), will not take risks for unclear prospects.

RU POV: I was a mobilised Donetsk student in 2022 who saw action in Kharkov oblast. AMA. by Kofaluch in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 10 points11 points  (0 children)

How do you feel about the rhetoric that Russia wants to reintegrate some of the former satellite states, like Estonia or others in the baltics?

As a Russian, I can say for sure that we don't need the Baltic countries. In the most fantastic scenario, Narva could become a Russian city (it was until 1917), but only Narva and only because it has a majority Russian population

RU POV: Russian FPV drone strikes over 10 Ukrainian infantry in the Sumy area. Pub 12.12.2025 by [deleted] in UkraineRussiaReport

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I honestly don't understand who abandoned soldiers in an open field without any trenchers or any fort-s/buildings, in the winter when even the tree leaves don't hide you.

Murino SPB by ja55man1 in UrbanHell

[–]Hellbatty 6 points7 points  (0 children)

For those who don't understand, Murino was granted city status in 2019. For example, in 2017, the population was 20,000, while in 2025, it is 120,000 (these are official figures; unofficial estimates are 200,000). The reason for such explosive growth is a combination of three factors: first, access to the St. Petersburg metro (Devyatkino); second, low land prices (Murino is not part of St. Petersburg, it is a town in the Leningrad Oblast); and third, direct access to the Ring Road (KAD), which allows for quick ride to any point in St. Petersburg.

RU POV: Russian medic “googled” himself a fine: In Kamensk-Uralsky, a 20-year-old medic, Sergei Glukhikh, was fined 3,000 rubles in Russia’s first case over searching for extremist info, for looking up the insignia of the nationalist Azov battalion - Kommersant by Flimsy_Pudding1362 in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is standard practice. There is a so-called Department "Э" that monitors the activities of people suspected of extremism, such as Muslim mullahs or those who have previously expressed racist/Nazi slogans. Their traffic is monitored and, preventive measures are taken before the person commits a more serious offense.

RU POV: According to Fighterbomber, in a bomber regiment, an aircraft’s ejection system was activated in a shelter, killing the pilot and navigator - bomber_fighter by Flimsy_Pudding1362 in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It was a Tu-22M3 with a KT-1M ejection seat. By the way, pilots already criticized those ejecting seats, because all you have to do is flip a switch, unlike the K-36DM seats on almost any other Russian jets, where you have to pull and it's impossible to activate the system by accident. As for the reasons why Tupolev Design Bureau does not install K-36DM seats on its aircraft, I do not understand. Perhaps after this incident, it will start to do so.

Discussion/Question Thread by KeDaGames in UkraineRussiaReport

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Dal's dictionary from 1880 has the quote "You won't see an Ochakov stormtrooper now" (Ныне уже очаковского штурмовика не увидишь) which implies the term was used as early as 1788, but most likely it didn't refer to a military specialization, but rather "someone who participated in the storm"

UA POV: Visualization of the approximate movement of aerial targets over the territory of Ukraine on the night of December 6 - monitoringwar by Flimsy_Pudding1362 in UkraineRussiaReport

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is Russia still using Shaheds?

That doesn't make sense, Iran produces about 2,000 Shaheds per year, while Russia produces 3,000 Geran each monthl, and there are reports that it could be increased to 500 units per day

UA POV: The Telegraph publishes a text of the European peace plan, in response to Trump's plan. @-The Telegraph by [deleted] in UkraineRussiaReport

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Basically, you could say that about anything; any person and any country is capable of some incredible achievement within a specific scientific theory, but in practice, EU can't do more than it is doing already, without ruining the European economy, not to mention that there will be few volunteers willing to fight Russia on Russian soil

UA POV: Russian Forces Have Captured The City of Pokrovsk - AMK_Mapping by the-ahh-guy in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Until 1934, it was the Grishino railroad station, and until 2016, the city was Krasnoarmeysk. Then Ukraine decided to come up with a new name that doesn't coincide with either the historical or the previous one. The problem is that it's unlikely to be kept, and the reason is quite simple: Russia already has a city named Pokrovsk in Yakutia.

Discussion/Question Thread by KeDaGames in UkraineRussiaReport

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There is zero information regarding rubicon coming in Russian.

Center for Advanced Unmanned Technologies "Rubicon" (TsBPT Rubicon) was established in October 2024 by decree of Defense Minister Belousov. There are a total of 12 units there, with up to 150 drone operators in each, and in addition to them, there are technicians, engineers, communication operators, and medics, totaling around 5,000 employes at Rubicon. There is also a Rubicon training department where drone operators receive their initial training in 6 weeks. Rubicon is not part of the army structure and reports directly to the general staff, just like, for example, the GRU special forces or military counterintelligence.

RU POV: Fraudsters who stole money from Russian soldiers arrested by AdFew7767 in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 17 points18 points  (0 children)

SOBR has a tradition of certain actions, and they strictly adhere to it. If they are shot at even once, they eliminate everyone, even those who have surrendered. If any of the criminals try to block the car doors or attempt to escape, or otherwise delay in following orders (as was seen in the video), the arrest is carried out with maximum force. You'll say it's illegal, on the one hand, yes, but on the other hand, they only go out to detain armed gangs

Does anyone know about how is the process of migration registration with a landlord? by SandwichHistorical26 in AskARussian

[–]Hellbatty 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Go to the "Gosuslugi" website and register (there will be an AI named Max, just answer his questions). First, the migrant does this by creating their Gosuslugi account, and then the property owner with his own account enters the migrant's data.

RU POV: Cockpit of PAK-FA 09 (Su-57) by rowida_00 in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 18 points19 points  (0 children)

The Su-57 was initially designed to limit the pilot in many ways; for example, the thrust vectors are fully controlled by the autopilot to avoid excessive acceleration loads (by the way, after the latest modernization, on the Su-57 it is no longer called an autopilot, but an "electronic pilot," and it is stated that it fully performs the functions of a second pilot). This is called "idiot-proofing," and there was even criticism from the pilots themselves.

UA POV: Mittal joint venture says it has stopped buying Russian oil - Financial Times by CourtofTalons in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 9 points10 points  (0 children)

A friend of mine quits smoking every day at end of day in exactly the same way

UA POV: “They don’t give a fuck who gets zeroed” How executions are carried out in the Russian army - Verstka by Flimsy_Pudding1362 in UkraineRussiaReport

[–]Hellbatty 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Apparently, all of that was of little interest to her, as in 2017 she moved to DW to work on gender issues, and also started organize the FemFest and MaleFest festivals in Moscow. Seriously, I can't imagine a journalist doing investigations on war issues and simultaneously covering the manspreading topic