9, 12, 15, 18… bet šoreiz – gandrīz 25 metri! Rīgas ielās uz laiku būs redzams neierasti garš viesis – gandrīz 25 metrus garš elektroautobuss. Tas pie mums ieradies izmēģinājuma braucieniem, lai novērtētu tā manevrētspēju, piemērotību pilsētas satiksmei un mūsu tehniskās apkopes infrastruktūrai. Pēc testēšanas autobuss dosies atpakaļ, bet mēs būsim ieguvuši vērtīgu pieredzi un datus, izvērtējot sabiedriskā transporta attīstības iespējas nākotnē. #elektroautobuss #sabiedriskaistransports #Rīga
The leader of the Belarusian opposition, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, claims that Russia, taking advantage of Belarusian territory, poses a threat to NATO countries by provoking hybrid attacks and building military infrastructure. (translated)
An international research group has discovered in a study that Australia is the best place to survive global cataclysms, as its geographical location, self-sufficient food production, and stable infrastructure provide the greatest resilience against the harshest existential threats. (translated)
The heads of Nvidia and OpenAI, Jensen Huang and Sam Altman, called on G20 ministers to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence and ensure the construction of necessary data centers, emphasizing that artificial intelligence should become the foundational infrastructure of economies. (translated)
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced that Russian sabotage attempts in Europe, including incidents with drones at Leipzig airport, will increase, and therefore Europe must strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure and response capabilities. (translated)
The cascading operation of Russia, manifesting as a series of fires in Polish drone manufacturing plants and acts of sabotage in Germany, is being analyzed as a coordinated effort aimed at destabilizing the region and misleading allies. (translated)
After a sabotage attack on the power station in Bergheim, near Cologne, the German police discovered similarities to a previous incident in Brandenburg, indicating a possible link between these events. (translated)
In Germany, there were incidents related to explosives and sabotage of substations, which raised suspicions of terrorist actions, and the authorities reacted due to increased tensions and potential foreign threats. (translated)
An attack on energy infrastructure in Germany, involving the firing of small rockets at high voltage lines, could have led to serious failures and a threat to life, and the perpetrators remain unknown. (translated)
On Tuesday in Germany, there were attempts to sabotage the power grid, including the discovery of an explosive device at a power station in Brandenburg and intentional damage to technical infrastructure in Bergheim, however, energy supplies were not disrupted. (translated)
In Germany, there was an attempted sabotage of the energy network when an explosive device was found at a power station in Brandenburg, but energy supplies were not disrupted. (translated)
Two serious incidents occurred in Germany, including an attempted sabotage of a coal power plant in Brandenburg and a malfunction at a transformer station in Bergheim, which the police are investigating as criminal acts. (translated)
Eight people, including one child, were injured in a Russian army strike in Odesa last night, and the infrastructure was damaged. (translated)
In Germany, there was concern over an attempted attack on a power plant, which was thwarted, and the regional authorities take such incidents very seriously, emphasizing that there will be no room for blackmail or intimidation of society. (translated)
W Niemczech, tuż przy granicy z Polską, doszło do ataku na infrastrukturę energetyczną w Brandenburgii. Według „Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung” stacja elektroenergetyczna w Turnow-Preilack, położona w pobliżu elektrowni Jänschwalde, została kilkukrotnie zaatakowana przy użyciu improwizowanych ładunków określanych jako „rakiety domowej roboty”. Jak podaje dpa, na terenie stacji znaleziono również ładunki wybuchowe. W wyniku zdarzenia nikt nie został ranny, a dostawy energii elektrycznej nie zostały zakłócone. Sprawę przejęła policja kryminalna, która prowadzi dochodzenie w celu ustalenia sprawców i okoliczności ataku. #Brandenburgia #atak #infrastruktura
It is very important that the target was the substation. These elements of the system are crucial for its operation and, at the same time, very sensitive to attacks. Let me remind you: in 2021, due to human error at the Rogowiec substation, we lost almost the entire Power Plant from the system. (translated)
On September 1, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of eight people, including six railway workers, and disrupting civilian infrastructure in five city neighborhoods. (translated)
Na marginesie przygody pana @K_Stanowski. Ciekawe, skąd bierze się radykalna różnica w polskim i choćby francuskim (z mojego punktu widzenia najświeższy przykład, ale bardzo wyraźnie było to widać także w Szwajcarii, a również w Niemczech czy Austrii) wyznaczaniu obszarów zabudowanych. Sprawdziłem i wyjaśniam: Francuski kodeks drogowy daje jasną i jednoznaczną definicję obszaru zabudowanego: "agglomération: espace sur lequel sont groupés des immeubles bâtis rapprochés et dont l'entrée et la sortie sont signalées par des panneaux placés à cet effet le long de la route qui le traverse ou qui le borde". Wynika z niej, że aby obszar mógł być uznany za zabudowany, muszą być na nim postawione budynki W ZAGĘSZCZENIU (rapprochés). Tymczasem polskie przepisy na poziomie PoRD mówią, że obszarem zabudowanym jest to, co jest oznaczone znakami "obszar zabudowany" ("obszar zabudowany – obszar oznaczony odpowiednimi znakami drogowymi"). To oczywisty nonsens - polska definicja obszaru zabudowanego jest tautologiczna i powinna zostać zmieniona tak, żeby skończyła się absurdalna samowolka w wyznaczaniu jego granic. Są oczywiście normy, mówiące o tym, gdzie w teorii nie powinien się obszar zabudowany rozciągać, ale te normy są traktowane bardzo luźno, zaś kluczowy przepis na to pozwala. #prawo #zagospodarowanie #infrastruktura
Vladimir Putin signed decree No. 604, which allows Russian authorities to introduce temporary administration over companies that do not ensure an appropriate level of security for their critical infrastructure facilities, which may lead to the takeover of their assets. (translated)
In Latvia, there is still a lack of regulations for the security of critically important data centers, which is highlighted by both power supply disruptions and the increasing threats of cyberattacks, while the Ministry of the Interior and critical infrastructure operators are working to improve the situation. (translated)
