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what did just happen
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyamemazine this definitely makes more sense than midazolam
no way that hospital would dispense benzo every day like this, more typical medication would be hydroxyzine or something similar - sedative antihistamine with some antipsychotic effect, or the other way around
this is all just north korea-south korea proxy war
i mean this:
So instead of using law enforcement and the interior ministry and FSB (security service) to provide security for Russian citizens, it’s being used to eradicate any opposition to the regime.
this is not a new situation
they’ve been doing that for the last 20 years, this is not news
suchomimus tracked down on satellite photos which these ships are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oou3vn7YvYg
i mean, that’s the point that in the process grant money becomes your money
ideally not your money, but money from grants, that’s why i mentioned it
that and if you can find lab/group with recent publications and funding. not sticking too hard to failed ideas also helps
Also doubles as moderately smokeless rocket propellant
modern loadings do that, but the original loadings were black powder and had energy comparable with today’s 5.56. 5.56 still has much less recoil because it’s lighter
.45-70 length is about 1/3 banana
the only thing this chatbot will be able to simulate is unreasonable persistence
previous weapon packages included cluster warhead variant, with short range and 900 bomblets or long range and 350 bomblets, if there are unitary warehad variants then it’s a new development
the first photo is from before or after bombing?
it looks like it’s close because it is close, that position is in Novodonetskiye about 1km away from frontline on russian side, according to deepstatemap. this is FPV drone but it’s a less common type, FPV bomber, so it’s reusable. not this one obviously
you don’t have to assume, orange clouds of nitrogen dioxide are telltale sign. almost nothing else behaves this way e: compare with beirut explosion
500kg is total mass, typically explosive is about half of that. this goes for all large air-dropped general purpose bombs (ie not bunker busters, not thermobaric and some others)
this thing right there looks suspiciously like FAB-500 M-62, which has about 200kg of fill (russian clone of torpex)