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And I'm James Evan Polato, MediamonMonkey.com. Who controls open source?

We have that question and that story, plus a Roman storm of tornado cash, which kind of sounds like a weird film.

But first, World War V.

Russia tries to make sudden advance in Ukraine before Trump-Pooten Summit, grabbing this originally from Reuters, but we will

include the archive.is link. Russian forces have made the sudden thrust in eastern Ukraine near

the coal-mining town of Dobropelia, a move that may be an attempt to increase pressure on Kiev to

give up land as the U.S. and Russian presidents prepare to meet.

Ukraine's authoritative deep state war map showed that Russian forces had advanced by at least

six miles north in two prongs in recent days, part of their drive to take full control of

Ukraine's Donsk region. The advance is one of the most dramatic in the last year,

although military analysts said the Russians using small groups of soldiers

to try and establish footholds

and that it was uncertain if they could maintain their positions

in the face of Ukrainian pushback.

Deep State said the Russians had surged forward near three villages

on a section of the front line,

which Moscow was trying to encircle by exploiting Kiev's lack of manpower.

The situation quite chaotic as the enemy, having found gaps in the defense is infiltrating deeper,

trying to quickly consolidate and accumulate forces for further advancement.

Deep State said on its telegram channel.

U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are expected to discuss a

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