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Ukraine's domestically developed air defence system, positioned as a cheaper rival to the American Patriot, has been fitted with a two-mode seeker, according to Defence Blog. The dual-mode seeker is expected to improve target tracking and interception reliability. The development draws attention as Ukraine continues expanding indigenous missile production to counter Russian air attacks at lower cost.
- 2Blog essay calls America a misspelled 'United Shitshow'●https:// thistleandmoss.com/p/unites-st ates-united-shitshow-a-misspelled-superintelligence-a-governor-s-costume-beard-b
A writer on the blog Thistle and Moss has published an essay mocking the 'Unites States' misspelling, describing the country as a 'United Shitshow' and touching on a misspelled superintelligence, a governor's costume beard and bigotry. The piece closes with a Milton quotation about the freedom of the press, framing the satire as a defence of free expression.
- 3Rocket Mortgage accused of racial discrimination in appraisal case●Today's post is about a racial discrimination against Rocket Mortgage and its partners. The case seems straightforward,
A blog post is drawing attention to a racial discrimination lawsuit involving Rocket Mortgage and its appraisal partners. The case reportedly involves appraisers accused of misconduct, with Rocket arguing that federal regulations prevent it from interfering with appraiser decisions. Commenters describe the case as straightforward on its face, but note the regulatory defence could complicate accountability for discriminatory home valuations.
- 4Airbus Helicopters said to sell refurbished NH90s to Malaysia●#Vinted #AirbusHelicopters #NH90NFH #Malaisie #hélicoptères #occasion #rénovation #défense #aéronautique #AirbusHelicopt
Airbus Helicopters is reported to be proposing refurbished NH90 NFH helicopters to Malaysia, according to defence blog coverage shared on French-language defence forums. The satirical 'Vinted' framing—used helicopters being refurbished and resold—has drawn attention online, with observers discussing whether second-hand European military helicopters could enter Malaysian service.