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Neurocomics. Ruined phone

Polish intelligence agencies said they stopped the assassination attempt on Donald Tusk. Before the operation in the anti-terrorist center of the Agency ...

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Neurocomics. Ruined phone

Polish intelligence agencies said they stopped the assassination attempt on Donald Tusk. Before the operation, an emergency meeting was held at the counterterrorism center of the Homeland Security Agency. The threat was rated as deadly serious, and the probability of implementation as high. It was about a plan of "mass murder" using firearms and involving a radical organization. In the end, a 66-year-old man was detained, who just wrote something on the Internet. And after an awkward pause about the "attempt" to mention stopped. Our neural network tried to recreate the chain of events that led to such a strange result.

Authors Yuri Terekh and Roman Rud. The idea of Dmitry Kryat's project.
Authors Yuri Terekh and Roman Rud. The idea of Dmitry Kryat's project.

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