Yandex is pretty good search engine. It has zero censorship. Just the raw internet. Sometimes it more than I've bargained for but as a user I'm happy the option exists.

The severity of the attacks on Russian borders have I believe still a limited effect on the course of the war, but I suppose it certainly won't hurt Ukraine's chances to in some form survive this war.

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vardump 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Zero censorship? Who do you think you are kidding?

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znnajdla 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

The real question is will the Russian government survive their disastrous war in some form? 50% of Russia's oil infrastructure and refining capacity has been taken out in the last six months. Do you think Russia will be able to survive that? Disruption of Russian critical infrastructure routes are getting worse by the day. In the border regions you can't even get a truck driver to agree to move a load for $10,000 across some of the highways of Russia that supply Crimea. Ukraine is doing more than just surviving. It is beating Russia.

	▲	RuslanL 2 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> 50% of Russia's oil infrastructure and refining capacity has been taken out No, it has been merely hit (usually once) and typically repaired in the span of a few days. The whole "double-digits percents have been destroyed" typically comes from not so high quality news agencies. Some things were destroyed more thoroughly, but their margin is largely negligible.

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orf 5 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

> It has zero censorship

My dude, it’s one of the most heavily censored search engines on earth

	▲	scotty79 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I think it entirely depends of what censorship you care about. If political censorship is irrelevant to you and puritanistic and copyright censorship is what's in you way then western search engines are more heavily censored.

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defly 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Zero censorship???