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Posted by anan
 - October 28, 2024, 11:25:24
Yeah. Calling it 'turmoil' is kinda sus. Is it to try to avoid some content filters/monetization guidelines? It's a WAR. You could have at least substituted it for 'conflict'.
Posted by Alexander_
 - October 27, 2024, 18:09:20
Could be that the author is from India, where Rashist propaganda runs rampant?
Posted by Toto123r
 - October 27, 2024, 18:05:46
Act of humanity... Yeah right, just some good PR and marketing move
Posted by War is War
 - October 27, 2024, 13:20:02
Just called it war already. Why do you have to call it a turmoil?
Posted by T.
 - October 27, 2024, 11:08:08
I wonder what that a 'turmoil in 2023' was, perhaps some flash-flooding? Earthquate? Mass riots maybe? Surely not Covid 2.0?! And then, omg, 'the crisis worsened', perhaps a localised solar flare?!
Thanks God, in a real world a war is called a war, not a 'turmoil' or 'crisis'.
Posted by Redaktion
 - October 26, 2024, 21:41:52
In a recent tweet, a former Apple employee claimed that the tech behemoth conducted a full-scale operation to extract people, including her grandmother, from the turmoil in Kharkiv in 2023. Turns out, Tim Cook really is the master of logistics - be it of any kind.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/In-a-heart-warming-act-of-humanity-Apple-helps-save-an-employee-s-grandmother-from-the-chaos-in-Kharkiv.908666.0.html