Maybe this explains the leadership shakeup? I guess they went with attacking Wildberries warehouses instead. Neither side in this war seems quite willing yet to escalate it into a wider war, so...
Both sources told me planning for the operation was halted in July, when Zelensky abruptly fired its mastermind, Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. As the architect of Ukraine’s military drone program, Fedorov had worked on the plan for most of this year, keeping it a secret even from some of his closest aides. He helped assemble a team of Ukrainian computer programmers to develop the AI guidance system, and he secured financing from Ukraine’s allies in Europe to produce the autonomous drones at scale, the two sources said.
Maybe this explains the leadership shakeup? I guess they went with attacking Wildberries warehouses instead.
Neither side in this war seems quite willing yet to escalate it into a wider war, so it's happening slowly as they test the boundaries. But escalation is a risk and civilian aviation seems rather vulnerable if the drone war gets further out of hand.
Interesting article, sure, but I really wanted to comment on how the Atlantic seems to be collecting writers with famous namesakes. Faith Hill seems to be quite prolific for them, and now they...
Interesting article, sure, but I really wanted to comment on how the Atlantic seems to be collecting writers with famous namesakes. Faith Hill seems to be quite prolific for them, and now they have a writer named Simon Shuster? Who is in charge of hiring over there?
On the other hand, it would suck terribly to be a struggling writer who keeps getting turned down for gigs because you have the same name as some unrelated famous person who might've just picked...
On the other hand, it would suck terribly to be a struggling writer who keeps getting turned down for gigs because you have the same name as some unrelated famous person who might've just picked the name out of a proverbial hat.
Maybe this explains the leadership shakeup? I guess they went with attacking Wildberries warehouses instead.
Neither side in this war seems quite willing yet to escalate it into a wider war, so it's happening slowly as they test the boundaries. But escalation is a risk and civilian aviation seems rather vulnerable if the drone war gets further out of hand.
Interesting article, sure, but I really wanted to comment on how the Atlantic seems to be collecting writers with famous namesakes. Faith Hill seems to be quite prolific for them, and now they have a writer named Simon Shuster? Who is in charge of hiring over there?
On the other hand, it would suck terribly to be a struggling writer who keeps getting turned down for gigs because you have the same name as some unrelated famous person who might've just picked the name out of a proverbial hat.
"Well why don't you just go by Mike instead of Michael?"
"No way. Why should I change? He's the one who sucks."
-- Michael Bolton
The sins of the father...