I bet many reads "Musk ... bla-bla... Starlink over Russian territory?" And vote: No, not at all.

If this is true, I’m going to serve cake here at work. - What are we celebrating? - A dead Nazi. Everyone cheers.

In Norway, large transport companies with extensive fleets of electric trucks often choose to build charging infrastructure featuring batteries and solar panels. Not only are electric trucks cheaper to operate, more powerful and require less maintenance, now they also produce some of their own fuel.

Companies often install their own charging infrastructure featuring solar panels and battery storage. For passenger cars, in total, the current shares are: electric cars 35%, diesel 30%, and petrol 23%.

The adoption of heavy electric vehicles is now taking off in Norway. In 2026, electric vans account for 55% of total new sales, while electric trucks make up 23% of new registrations. For the heaviest trucks (over 16 tonnes), the share stands at around 14.2%.

Norway: Aug. 31 - $7.41 Sept. 1 - $10.50 The government reinstated taxes that they took away when the idiot went to war with Iran. 30% of cars i Norway uses Diesel, 23% petrol and 34% are electric.

Or Taiwan, because if XI wants Taiwan, this is the time to do it. Just as an additional spice in the soup, Taiwan happens to produce over 90% of all AI-GPU for Datacenters. A commodity the world deprately needs, while China is not allowed to import. One successful invasion, AI problem solved...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy got off to a dramatic start on his trip to Oslo, where he attended King Harald's funeral. – His plane was almost hit by a drone as it was about to take off from Moldova. That is the reality he is facing, says Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre (Ap) to NRK.

Putin is pissed because Norway arrested one of his precious spy ships and we did on Svalbard, which really hurt him.

This was part of NATO's Arctic Sentry exercise, where the purpose was to demonstrate that one could quickly mobilize and fly such a system anywhere in the world. They moved an *empty* system to Ørlandet and then to a remote island. Got it operational for a few hours and then they sent it back...

This is absolutely hilarious. You must be the worst OSINT journalist in the world. "Command and control centers"??? WTF??? If you spent more than 5 minutes, you would have understood the story and never posted this idiotic nonsense that makes you look like an idiot.

The Oreshnik trajectories are hilarious. The system was indeed on Værnes, but was shipped further. It's destination is no secret, but nowhere close to your arrows. Hint: further north... as in "off-the-map"....