Sikorski says it clearly. "The Russians are striking the Ukrainian power grid, grain terminals and gas storage facilities, civilian infrastructure. Apart from the fact that Russia does not use nuclear weapons, it does not limit itself to anything. The constant proclamation of what our own red line is only encourages Moscow to adapt its hostile actions to our ever-changing self-imposed restrictions." - Radoslaw Sikorski Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland Ithis is True..!

Just a little sand bubbler crab, sculpting its own mini universe one grain at a time.

This is why when women(particularly black women) say they were in a abusive relationship, i always take it with a grain of salt because in alot of cases the woman was the aggressor & she got hit back. Y'all better leave these ghetto/hoodrat women alone & get you a good girl.

"🥩🐄 Why does some steak have white streaks running through the meat while others don't? In this fascinating breakdown, Dr. Robert Lustig compares *grass-fed beef, corn-fed beef, American beef production, Argentine beef, Italian beef, cattle nutrition, metabolic health, and food quality* to explain what may be happening beneath the surface. This discussion explores the differences between **grass-fed vs grain-fed beef, metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, cattle farming, modern agriculture, nutrition, food science, obesity, chronic disease, processed food systems, and metabolic health**. The visible fat patterns in beef can reveal important insights about how animals are raised, what they eat, and how modern food production has evolved over time. 🌱 Grass-fed cattle typically spend more time grazing on pasture, while many conventionally raised cattle are finished on grain-based diets. This has fueled ongoing debates around **beef quality, nutrient density, food sourcing, regenerative agriculture, healthy eating, sustainable farming, animal health, and human health**. Dr. Lustig connects the concept of **metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, liver health, obesity, diabetes, nutrition science, food industry practices, and modern diet trends**, raising important questions about the relationship between what animals eat and what ultimately ends up on our plates." 💡 Understanding your food is one of the first steps toward better health. 🎙️ Credit: Dr. Robert Lustig youtube.com/shorts/E3GepDXTj…

This is Not Possible Anytime Soon.. You think E100 is Joke to you ? Bacho wali jaisi baate karte ho yaar..Netaa log chu** banate hai aur Janta bina kuch jaane Ban bhi jaati Hai.. E100 is Only Aspirational for now, This is Not Achievable for next 10-15yrs .. 4 Main reasons hai : 1. isme Re-engineering karni padegi..E20 ke liye minor modifications kaafi the, lekin E85-E100 ke liye flex-fuel engines ki zaroorat hai. 2. Infrastructure chnge kro: Petrol stations pe alag storage aur dispensing units lagane padenge higher blends ke liye. 3. Ethanol supply scalability ? food security vs fuel ka eternal tension hai. Itna sugarcane/grain kahan se aayega bina food prices affect kiye? 4.Phir transition karo: India mein karodon existing vehicles hain jo E100 compatible nahi hain. Bohot Kaam baaki hai isme, E100 boldene se, ye kaam saal Do saal me nahi Hone wala hai.

Ai Art Prompt Share Party 🎨👇 A bold woodcut print with coarse grain textures and angular carved lines, showcasing a stylized flamingo confidently gliding on inline skates down a crowded, sunlit beach boardwalk.

What iv notice from being part of the furry fandom for the past 6 years is that its community based, yet it can be super lonely. So many people in the fandom yet it’s hard to find people who click. This at least is coming from my experience so take this with a grain of salt.

Honestly I think there's a grain of truth in every moment in this skit.

Stock up on fresh cherry tomatoes, baby spinach, and whole-grain bread at your local farmers’ market this weekend—perfect for quick, healthy salads or morning toasts!，

Single crystal turbine blades are a precision metallurgy milestone - pulling an uninterrupted crystal from molten superalloy under exacting thermal gradients, no grain boundaries, fatigue life that equiaxed blades simply can't approach. What it means beyond the headline: domestic SCB manufacturing is a prerequisite for any serious domestic jet engine program. That path runs through high-altitude long-endurance UAVs before it reaches fast jets. India's HALE UAS ambitions had a hard import dependency here - this changes the equation.

Chances are it might be sold in NYCC, which is in October. If it does, it will probably be marketed there as a “convention exclusive”. Just guessing, take it with a grain of salt.

26Jun13 grain haus (Seoul) DPR IAN - Do or Die Excuse the poor camera work here - my whole body, other than my right hand, was freaking out at Cream(😆😆😆!!!) And I failed to capture the moment Ian saying hi to me😇 (but it's forever etched in my brain, so that's okay)

Russian government is spending hundreds of millions of dollars annually across Europe on propaganda bilge like this, with Poland being one of Moscow’s highest-priority targets. There are two separate questions: 1. How much does Russia spend overall on influence and disinformation? Russian Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated in 2025 that Russia spends “billions” on propaganda, disinformation and efforts to turn Europeans against Ukraine, the EU, and Ukrainian refugees. Western intelligence agencies generally view Russian influence operations as part of a broader “hybrid warfare” effort that includes: State media Telegram networks Bot farms Fake news websites Influencers and proxies Cyber operations Sabotage and espionage networks Poland’s security services regard Russia as the primary foreign actor conducting information warfare against Poland. 2. Why is Poland such an important target? Poland is arguably Russia’s most important information-war target after Ukraine itself because Poland: Is a major military and logistics hub for Ukraine. Hosts millions of Ukrainian refugees. Is one of Ukraine’s strongest supporters in NATO and the EU. Has historical disputes with Ukraine that can be exploited. Researchers and security analysts repeatedly identify anti-Ukrainian and anti-EU narratives as key themes in Russian operations aimed at Poland. Common narratives include: “Ukrainians are taking Polish jobs.” “Ukrainians get preferential treatment.” “The EU is forcing Poland into war.” “Poland is paying for Ukraine while Poles suffer.” “Ukraine is dragging NATO into conflict.” Historical grievances around Volhynia and the UPA. These themes are chosen because they contain a grain of genuine public concern, making them easier to amplify. Is it actually working? To some extent, yes. Support for Ukraine among Poles remains much higher than in many European countries, but surveys and reporting show a noticeable increase in anti-Ukrainian sentiment since 2022. Analysts attribute this to a mixture of: War fatigue. Refugee-related tensions. Grain and economic disputes. Domestic political rhetoric. Russian information operations. That does not mean every criticism of Ukraine is Russian propaganda. Many issues being debated in Poland are real political questions. The Russian objective is usually not to invent every grievance from scratch, but to magnify existing disagreements until they damage Polish-Ukrainian cooperation. For someone following Polish social media, one of the clearest warning signs is when accounts relentlessly push all three of these messages simultaneously: Anti-Ukrainian content. Anti-EU content. Narratives portraying Russia as misunderstood or preferable. That combination closely matches patterns identified in Russian influence campaigns targeting Poland.

26Jun13 grain haus (Seoul) DPR IAN - Ment5 (some parts I couldn't hear properly - bear with me😅)

Kenneth Okonkwo, it's shameful to end up this way...Not everything is money. Money will go but character will stand the test of time. He that will be greedy of grain will end up by the lust of of it! Shameful!

26Jun13 grain haus (Seoul) DPR IAN - DGI

Sulphur Crested cockies & Galahs eating the chock grain

The honest answer is: nobody outside the Russian government knows the exact figure, but it is almost certainly hundreds of millions of dollars annually across Europe, with Poland being one of Moscow’s highest-priority targets. There are two separate questions: 1. How much does Russia spend overall on influence and disinformation? Russian Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated in 2025 that Russia spends “billions” on propaganda, disinformation and efforts to turn Europeans against Ukraine, the EU, and Ukrainian refugees. Western intelligence agencies generally view Russian influence operations as part of a broader “hybrid warfare” effort that includes: State media Telegram networks Bot farms Fake news websites Influencers and proxies Cyber operations Sabotage and espionage networks Poland’s security services regard Russia as the primary foreign actor conducting information warfare against Poland. 2. Why is Poland such an important target? Poland is arguably Russia’s most important information-war target after Ukraine itself because Poland: Is a major military and logistics hub for Ukraine. Hosts millions of Ukrainian refugees. Is one of Ukraine’s strongest supporters in NATO and the EU. Has historical disputes with Ukraine that can be exploited. Researchers and security analysts repeatedly identify anti-Ukrainian and anti-EU narratives as key themes in Russian operations aimed at Poland. Common narratives include: “Ukrainians are taking Polish jobs.” “Ukrainians get preferential treatment.” “The EU is forcing Poland into war.” “Poland is paying for Ukraine while Poles suffer.” “Ukraine is dragging NATO into conflict.” Historical grievances around Volhynia and the UPA. These themes are chosen because they contain a grain of genuine public concern, making them easier to amplify. Is it actually working? To some extent, yes. Support for Ukraine among Poles remains much higher than in many European countries, but surveys and reporting show a noticeable increase in anti-Ukrainian sentiment since 2022. Analysts attribute this to a mixture of: War fatigue. Refugee-related tensions. Grain and economic disputes. Domestic political rhetoric. Russian information operations. That does not mean every criticism of Ukraine is Russian propaganda. Many issues being debated in Poland are real political questions. The Russian objective is usually not to invent every grievance from scratch, but to magnify existing disagreements until they damage Polish-Ukrainian cooperation. For someone following Polish social media, one of the clearest warning signs is when accounts relentlessly push all three of these messages simultaneously: Anti-Ukrainian content. Anti-EU content. Narratives portraying Russia as misunderstood or preferable. That combination closely matches patterns identified in Russian influence campaigns targeting Poland. Given your interest in Polish-Ukrainian relations, one area Russian operations have focused on particularly heavily is the history of the Volhynia massacres and the legacy of the UPA, because it is one of the few issues capable of creating genuine emotional division between Poles and Ukrainians.

Faire arrêter une femme parce qu’elle critique la conduite au Maroc 🤣 vous avez un grain