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Maybe the article got taken down? It has a 404 redirect kinda thing
https://archive.ph/a0cET
Yeah, looks like Yahoo took it down.
what the fuck lmfao no it has not, not even close, what the actual hell NYT? Natopedia has it at 15k deaths on the outside https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_Russo-Ukrainian_War
1 casualty = 1 death. There were no injuries or prisoners.
Weird timing for a 2 month old article to be taken down on a saturday night just after it was posted here. Not to say hexbear or lemmygrad really matter in the grand scheme of things - i wonder if this article has been popping up in other places though?
Thanks! I’ll pin that archive link in a top level so people can easily find it.