These are tricky times for Russian President Vladimir Putin. The “special military operation” he launched against Ukraine in 2022, intended to last a few days until a puppet regime in Kyiv could be installed, has now gone on longer than both the Soviet fight against Nazi Germany and all of World War I. His forces have long ceased making significant gains on the battlefield; some data even suggest that Russian forces lost territory in April and May. What gains the Russians have made have come at enormous cost: Last month, Anna Keast-Butler, the director of British intelligence agency GCHQ, cited new intelligence indicating that Russian war deaths had likely reached almost half a million; various Western sources put total Russian casualties at significantly more than 1 million.
This site can’t be reached The webpage at https://archive.ph/idGqu might be temporarily down or it may have moved permanently to a new web address.
So slow, it times out on Firefox in all 3 lower 48 US timezones (tested via AWS and VPN).
But thank you for trying to provide an alt link none the less.
Works fine ,here in Europe, try change your DNS to one from here ,test again
Works for me
Site works fine.
Odd, still working for me with or without a VPN. Here is another link through a different domain, but it’s from the same service so I don’t know if it’ll work any better for you.
https://archive.is/idGqu
That worked. I circled back and found my dns pihole list was causing it. Thank you!
In case you missed another comment above:
I don’t even click on archive.is (also .today, .md, .fo, .li, .vn, .ph) anymore.
Every page contains (and has for months) this code. It’s a DDOS attack on a blogger who dared to investigate who runs the site.
Further, archive.nn started altering archived pages:
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-archive-today-after-site-executed-ddos-and-altered-web-captures/
Do not use it anymore. It’s not enough that µBlock blocks the attack, because many people don’t use µBlock. Also you’re increasing archive.nn’s popularity.