Day: December 26, 2024

A passenger plane crashed in Kazakhstan yesterday morning. It was probably shot down by Russia, Reuters reports.

According to the agency’s sources, Russian air defense shot down the Azerbaijan Airlines plane. At the same time, the nearest Russian airport on the flight path of the Makhachkala plane was closed during the incident.

“No one claims that it was done on purpose. However, taking into account the established facts, Baku expects the Russian side to confess to the shooting down of the Azerbaijani aircraft,” the source said.

Airplane crash in Kazakhstan

Yesterday, an Embraer 190 passenger plane of AZAL Airlines crashed in Kazakhstan. There were 67 people on board during the flight, and 38 people died as a result of the accident.

It is known that the plane was en route from Baku to Grozny.

According to Euronews, Azerbaijan confirmed that the cause of the plane crash was a Russian missile.

Also today, Israel’s El Al national airline suspended flights to Russia. The decision was made after the plane crash in Kazakhstan.

A passenger plane crashed in Kazakhstan yesterday morning. It was probably shot down by Russia, Reuters reports.

According to the agency’s sources, Russian air defense shot down the Azerbaijan Airlines plane. At the same time, the nearest Russian airport on the flight path of the Makhachkala plane was closed during the incident.

“No one claims that it was done on purpose. However, taking into account the established facts, Baku expects the Russian side to confess to the shooting down of the Azerbaijani aircraft,” the source said.

Airplane crash in Kazakhstan

Yesterday, an Embraer 190 passenger plane of AZAL Airlines crashed in Kazakhstan. There were 67 people on board during the flight, and 38 people died as a result of the accident.

It is known that the plane was en route from Baku to Grozny.

According to Euronews, Azerbaijan confirmed that the cause of the plane crash was a Russian missile.

Also today, Israel’s El Al national airline suspended flights to Russia. The decision was made after the plane crash in Kazakhstan.

ChatGPT is experiencing a large-scale failure today, December 26, in the evening. The chatbot is temporarily unavailable, according to Downdetector.

An error occurs when trying to enter a request in the chatbot. The history of requests in ChatGPT is also unavailable.

Photo: ChatGPT failure (screenshot)

Photo: ChatGPT failure (screenshot)

So far, there is no information on the cause of the chatbot malfunction.

ChatGPT and Grok

ChatGPT is the most popular AI-powered chatbot that was created in 2022. You can learn more about it in the RBC-Ukraine material.

It has recently become known that billionaire Elon Musk has launched his own AI-based chatbot called Grok.

This chatbot is available for users of social network X, and they can send up to 10 messages every two hours.

It is known that Grok, unlike ChatGPT, has an advantage in accessing real-time information through the X platform.

The chatbot also does not take political correctness into account in its responses to users.

ChatGPT is experiencing a large-scale failure today, December 26, in the evening. The chatbot is temporarily unavailable, according to Downdetector.

An error occurs when trying to enter a request in the chatbot. The history of requests in ChatGPT is also unavailable.

Photo: ChatGPT failure (screenshot)

Photo: ChatGPT failure (screenshot)

So far, there is no information on the cause of the chatbot malfunction.

ChatGPT and Grok

ChatGPT is the most popular AI-powered chatbot that was created in 2022. You can learn more about it in the RBC-Ukraine material.

It has recently become known that billionaire Elon Musk has launched his own AI-based chatbot called Grok.

This chatbot is available for users of social network X, and they can send up to 10 messages every two hours.

It is known that Grok, unlike ChatGPT, has an advantage in accessing real-time information through the X platform.

The chatbot also does not take political correctness into account in its responses to users.

Finland has determined the damage to a power cable in the Gulf of Finland as hooliganism. Police conducted a special operation on a tanker suspected of involvement in the incident, according to Yle, Helsingin Sanomat and the Finnish police.

Two anonymous sources told Helsingin Sanomat about the details of the operation. According to them, the Coast Guard ordered the tanker to move to the port city of Porkkala, near Helsinki. Around midnight, police and border guard teams flew there from the capital in two helicopters.

They were armed and prepared for the possibility of resistance. However, they were quickly and voluntarily allowed on board.

During the night, the police and prosecutors debated whether to classify the damage to the cable as serious damage or to add a possible terrorist intent.

“Since this was not the first time that cables had been damaged, we assumed that the motive might be to spread fear. However, in the end, we concluded that the qualification of causing significant damage or serious vandalism was more appropriate,” said Deputy Prosecutor General Jukka Rappe.

Damaged power line in Finland

On Christmas Eve, Finland reported damage to an underwater power cable with Estonia.

Around 6:00 p.m., the Finnish national power grid operator Fingrid announced that the Estlink 2 underwater power cable connecting Finland and Estonia had been damaged.

Arto Pahkin, a representative of the Finnish electricity transmission system operator Fingrid, even noted that there were two vessels in the area where the cables ran at the time of the connection disruption.

For more details, see the material by RBC-Ukraine.

Later today, it became known that the Finnish authorities are investigating the case of an oil tanker, which is probably part of Russia’s shadow fleet.

At the same time, Finnish President Alexander Stubb called on the world to counteract the risks posed by the vessels of the Russian shadow fleet.

Finland has determined the damage to a power cable in the Gulf of Finland as hooliganism. Police conducted a special operation on a tanker suspected of involvement in the incident, according to Yle, Helsingin Sanomat and the Finnish police.

Two anonymous sources told Helsingin Sanomat about the details of the operation. According to them, the Coast Guard ordered the tanker to move to the port city of Porkkala, near Helsinki. Around midnight, police and border guard teams flew there from the capital in two helicopters.

They were armed and prepared for the possibility of resistance. However, they were quickly and voluntarily allowed on board.

During the night, the police and prosecutors debated whether to classify the damage to the cable as serious damage or to add a possible terrorist intent.

“Since this was not the first time that cables had been damaged, we assumed that the motive might be to spread fear. However, in the end, we concluded that the qualification of causing significant damage or serious vandalism was more appropriate,” said Deputy Prosecutor General Jukka Rappe.

Damaged power line in Finland

On Christmas Eve, Finland reported damage to an underwater power cable with Estonia.

Around 6:00 p.m., the Finnish national power grid operator Fingrid announced that the Estlink 2 underwater power cable connecting Finland and Estonia had been damaged.

Arto Pahkin, a representative of the Finnish electricity transmission system operator Fingrid, even noted that there were two vessels in the area where the cables ran at the time of the connection disruption.

For more details, see the material by RBC-Ukraine.

Later today, it became known that the Finnish authorities are investigating the case of an oil tanker, which is probably part of Russia’s shadow fleet.

At the same time, Finnish President Alexander Stubb called on the world to counteract the risks posed by the vessels of the Russian shadow fleet.