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Regina Laska criticized that Donald Trump had suspended the Russia sanctions that he himself signed in mid-September and which were supposed to come into effect automatically the next day. She wrote that tariffs of up to 100 percent on large consumers of Russian oil and gas, levies of up to 500 percent on Russian goods, and measures against the shadow fleet and banks were planned. Two days before the deadline, Trump resorted to an exception that allowed for a waiver in the national interest; according to Laska, he did not provide a justification. As a possible background, Laska mentioned a diesel deal announced by Trump with Vladimir Putin. The U.S. Treasury Department had granted a license to Russian energy producers for that until April; furthermore, a U.S. government representative said that easing penalties against the shadow fleet was being considered. Laska connected this with the upcoming U.S. elections in two and a half weeks and high fuel prices. However, Trump blamed Ukraine for the prices, claiming they had attacked Russian refineries, she wrote. According to Laska, Kirill Dmitriev, Putin's representative for business with the U.S., was already talking about joint data centers and small nuclear power plants. Dmitriev reportedly said, "the ice is beginning to break." She also pointed out that Congress passed the sanctions by a large majority and that the law was named after Lindsey Graham, who had died in July. She wrote that seven Republican senators had urged Trump to reverse the diesel deal. Regarding Volodymyr Zelensky's reaction to the question in Brussels about whether Trump was making him a scapegoat, Laska wrote that he had remained silent for 15 seconds, grinned, and said, "That is my answer." Laska stated that she concurred with his reaction but refrained from grinning. #Trump #Ukraine #Sanktionen (translated)

This is my answer. After several seconds of prolonged silence, Zelensky smiled and said in English: "This is my answer." Furthermore, Zelensky dismissed accusations from the American president. I do not share operational details. Regarding the Ukrainian attacks on oil facilities, Zelensky said: "I do not share operational details." Zelensky further warned that in the event of a defeat of Ukraine in the war, 20 million Ukrainians could flee to the West. #Trump #Sprecherin #WhiteHouse (translated)

Dr. Tallinger wrote that O–100 took 0.82 seconds and described the technology as rocket-driven, self-driving, and fully equipped with AI. He said that this corresponded to the future he envisioned as a child and indicated 2026. https://t.co/8FhT998iux #framtiden #AI #teknik (translated)

Jan Macarol wrote that the Tesla Roadster, in his words, drove on the ceiling, skipped the entire Tesla fleet, performed flips in the air, and accelerated to 100 km/h in 0.81 seconds. He claimed that the demonstration was done live in front of a thousand people at the SpaceX rocket range, without any film or artificial intelligence. He described the nine-year wait as worth every day. https://t.co/bhWYgMKyPx #Tesla #Roadster #SpaceX (translated)

Bernd Kaiser wrote that Tesla presented its new Roadster at night, which according to his information can accelerate from 0 to 100 in less than a second. SpaceX cold gas engines would even allow the vehicle to take off. He compared this technological advancement in the USA to what he views as a lesser pace of innovation in Europe. Kaiser criticized Volkswagen for recalling ID models and claimed that European automakers are lagging behind China in charging performance. At the same time, he accused company executives and politicians of focusing more on ideology and regulation than on inventions. He said the Roadster would not be approved in the EU, mockingly justifying this with possible noise protection regulations. In his opinion, Europe has lost its technological edge. #TeslaRoadster #ElonMusk https://t.co/rAcUSFyR6J #Tesla #Innovation #Technologie (translated)

The Poland News reported that Tesla has unveiled a new Roadster developed in collaboration with SpaceX. According to the post, the electric supercar was supposed to reach speeds of over 370 km/h and accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in less than a second. The author also wrote that thanks to rocket technologies, the vehicle was supposed to perform maneuvers in the air, and its production was set to begin in 2028. #Tesla #Roadster #samochodyelektryczne (translated)

HWL wrote that he had been very impressed by a Tesla Roadster that, according to him, drove up and down a ramp, shot into the air, rotated correctly, and landed softly. He described the event as one of the most astonishing in the automotive and technology world and wrote that it made him feel that the future was already here. At the same time, HWL criticized TV4's coverage and argued that the channel's motor editor lacked enthusiasm and vision. He described the reaction as marked by Swedish envy and asked why Swedish media had such a hard time celebrating when Elon Musk did something impressive. #Tesla #ElonMusk #Framtiden (translated)

Krzysztof Szczawiński wrote that Elon created a car that can fly, drive upside down, and accelerate to 100 km/h in a second. He added that people are capable of such achievements, but in his opinion, those in power prevent them from taking advantage of these possibilities; he accused them of incompetence and theft. https://t.co/AOyYZYvriq #samochód #innowacje #technologia (translated)

EFIEBER wrote that Tesla introduced the new Roadster almost nine years after its first presentation and demonstrated for the first time what had been promised for years. Accordingly, the vehicle accelerates from 0 to 60 mph (96.6 km/h) in less than 0.59 seconds, reaches a top speed of over 370 km/h, and has a range of over 480 km. According to EFIEBER, the Roadster has 10 cold gas thrusters, two ultra-high-pressure tanks with a total volume of 600 liters, as well as a compressor-replenishable compressed air system. The thrusters could generate additional thrust and lift, enabling movements in the air. An active intake system enables more than 2 g lateral acceleration and even upside-down driving. According to EFIEBER, there are three variants – Performance, Thrust, and Rocket – and up to two seats. #Tesla #Roadster #Technologie (translated)

Mr. Husis wrote that his side would not win the power struggle within SD as it lacked influence. He argued that Vinge had the full support of the party leadership and that possible opponents, including Tobbe, Aspling, and Sjöstedt, had already been sidelined. According to him, there were no media platforms or established media houses outside of X that would argue against Vinge's line. He also wrote that no one would join SD and attend the national conventions to demand the resignation of Jimmie Åkesson and/or Vinge. Even if someone did, the party leadership would quickly maneuver the person out, he claimed. His side would instead protest on X, refrain from voting for SD, and continue with their lives, he wrote. #politik #SD #inbördeskrig (translated)

The HSV family has grown even closer in recent years, especially regarding such issues, out of a deep conviction. And when a decision is made from a sense of responsibility and conviction, I can only welcome that wholeheartedly. Bundesliga coach Merlin Polzin (35) also celebrates the extension: "The HSV family has grown even closer in recent years, especially regarding such issues, out of a deep conviction. And when a decision is made from a sense of responsibility and conviction, I can only welcome that wholeheartedly." We know each other. I have come to know him as a very, very helpful, friendly person who has stood by me with advice and support in one situation or another. "We know each other. I have come to know him as a very, very helpful, friendly person who has stood by me with advice and support in one situation or another," Polzin raves about the first German who ran 100 meters in under 10 seconds. As the HSV family, we will definitely stand together. #HSV #OwenAnsah #Doping (translated)

Edward Nordén wrote that Mjölner could fire four grenades in less than eight seconds and up to 16 shots per minute. He described the setup as quickly entering, using heavy firepower, and then quickly leaving the location, and called it Swedish defense engineering at its best. https://t.co/sdBsJU9GPR #Försvar #Sverige #Militär (translated)