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Dude, first choose a normal font for your blog.... duh

Nobody will ask you, they'll be taken from you, in case you missed what happens around.

The context of the article is GPS jamming across Europe. I'm sure the north-west Black Sea is part of Europe.

A claim and "is believed" is not a fact. A fact is that many years prior introduction of that missile (no evidence of being mid-range), the US blocked all discussions about their heavy attack drones which effectively serve the same tasks as mid-range missiles. And the very ridiculous explanation about their mid-range missiles they claimed were built for training purposes, a.k.a "target-missiles". Then it came the question about MK-41 launcher of otherwise air or naval borne Tomahawks, which turned it immediately into a subject of INF (and thus forbidden). The fact that the Russians openly introduced the named missile (9M729), which nobody has seen or have proven has a range more than 500km, AND invited US to a demonstration and inspection of that missile, which US declined, because of course they had other plans ongoing and have already stated they want to leave INF. More can be added, but please stand the high-ground of a real research on that topic, before repeating the hollow US narrative. A dangerous one as always.

Well I like how "the community" downvotes a reasonable question. À la guerre comme à la guerre.

Who's theory is that? Is it proven by independent research?

"the community" is a very small privileged group, hope you know that.

source? trust me bro?

you think only Russia does GPS jamming?

Does ukrainians and romanians give a fuck, 'cause not many russians live in the north-west part of Black Sea? And the jamming there's from who?

If a search engine starts censoring by whatever means, I'll not be using it, neither free or paid no matter how good it is (and by definition it can't be). Shills can provide a list of countries they don't want to see, hopefully some crooked search engine will satisfy their desire for censorship.

Tell the dude there're software KVMs - Synergy, Barrier, DeskFlow, InputLeap. I'm with Barrier for many years and it solves many use cases.