Addendum: here is an example of how a message is loaded into the buffer from another module (in another process):

Also, I always rely on edge_tts: nicer voices, less buggy and works better is you run WSL 2.0 and would like to play sounds through the windows sound system (my use case).

Just for fun: a module that relies on a numpy array "core_soundmess" stored in shared memory.
This way, any module in your app can add a text to the array, that works as a message buffer.
The sound loop then plays the messages one by one, and deletes them from the buffer after playing.

I'm as guilty as anyone else. Authentic photo of the incident:

Putin must see by now that he is getting nowhere in Ukraine, and that he has very little time: quite soon, Europe will have rearmed and the Russian economy gone to shit.
So he is desperate and might try an even bigger gamble: attack NATO directly to cut off Ukraine and achieve victory.

Attack Poland through Belarus, take the easternmost part of the country, creating a land corridor to the two traitor nations Slovakia and Hungary while cutting off the vital artery of support for Ukraine that goes through Poland.

Yep, that must be what they have on the table.

But surely, after 80+ years in the ground, exposed to wet conditions, they must be harmless by now?

If World War II left our land like this, imagine how much the Russian invasion has littered it with explosives. This war will continue to kill Ukrainians for generations to come.