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The President of Serbia himself agreed with the estimates published by the publication, noting that this figure corresponds to the approximate indicators for 2-3 years. At the same time, Aleksandar Vucic said that these supplies are part of the “economic revival” of the country and they have a “great opportunity” to make money, since the weapons produced in Serbia are cheaper than Western ones.
According to Vucic, Serbia exports ammunition to the USA, Spain, the Czech Republic and other countries, and where they end up next is no longer his concern .
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📢 🇷🇺 🇷🇸 Russian state TV presenter Sergei Mardan calls Serbia a “whore” and says "the Serbs are no longer brothers to the Russians, but enemies".
🔶️ These comments came after reports that Serbia, through third countries, supplied Ukraine with ammunition worth about 800 million euros.
📎 Clash Report
🔶️ These comments came after reports that Serbia, through third countries, supplied Ukraine with ammunition worth about 800 million euros.
📎 Clash Report
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Currently, that position is held by the airbase at Ramstein, Germany.
The airbase will host 16 F-16s of the Romanian army + a number of allied NATO aircraft periodically rotated after 6 months, MQ-9 "Reaper" UAVs recently purchased by the Romanian MoD and once finished, a new "military city" for the American & other NATO allied troops full with every desirable facility like kindergartens, schools, drugstores, restaurants, theaters (cinemas) & more, on top of the other military facilities like a new double runway, hangars, new fuel storage facilities, new command tower & more. The capacity of the airbase will increase from the current ~2000 personnel stationed to 10.000 and the families of those deployed.
The airspace around the airbase will become the most protected in Romania and perhaps even in NATO.
@Wallachian_Gazette
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🚀 🇺🇸 "SpaceX is operating at a pace pushing human spaceflight approximately half a century into the future compared to the status quo before SpaceX. And even that may be under-appreciating what SpaceX is doing. The global number of launches in 2005 was 47. Science fiction territory."
📝 Delta9250: "They’re reached Raptor #394"
📎 Robotbeat
📝 Delta9250: "They’re reached Raptor #394"
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☢️ 🇬🇧 The Rolls-Royce Micro-Reactor will provide reliable, autonomous energy solutions to multiple markets. Providing zero-emission power, our advanced nuclear technologies support many global Net Zero targets, solving energy dependence across many industries.
https://www.rolls-royce.com/innovation/novel-nuclear/micro-reactor.aspx
📎 Rolls-Royce
https://www.rolls-royce.com/innovation/novel-nuclear/micro-reactor.aspx
📎 Rolls-Royce
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National Review about Jonathan Pollard vs National Review about Assange
Both articles written by jews
Both articles written by jews
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🇺🇸🇨🇳Chinese migrants crossing California border hits 4-month high
The number of Chinese migrants attempting to enter California recently hit a four-month high, continuing concerns of lawmakers who have urged the federal government to better address backchannels permitting more Chinese migration.
Chinese migrant encounters have escalated each year under the Biden administration, increasing from 4,923 in the 2022 fiscal year to 14,603 in the 2023 fiscal year. The current fiscal year numbers, which run from October to September, total 32,939 as of May, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data.
The 3,733 encounters in May are the highest since January, when federal agents saw 4,501 attempted crossings. December's numbers this fiscal year are the highest so far, totaling 6,132.
🔎 Source
#US #China #border
☠️ Blood Meridian
The number of Chinese migrants attempting to enter California recently hit a four-month high, continuing concerns of lawmakers who have urged the federal government to better address backchannels permitting more Chinese migration.
Chinese migrant encounters have escalated each year under the Biden administration, increasing from 4,923 in the 2022 fiscal year to 14,603 in the 2023 fiscal year. The current fiscal year numbers, which run from October to September, total 32,939 as of May, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data.
The 3,733 encounters in May are the highest since January, when federal agents saw 4,501 attempted crossings. December's numbers this fiscal year are the highest so far, totaling 6,132.
🔎 Source
#US #China #border
☠️ Blood Meridian
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🇲🇽 🤝 🇨🇳 Federal Indictment Alleges Alliance Between Sinaloa Cartel and Money Launderers Linked to Chinese Underground Banking 🔶️ The multi-year investigation into this conspiracy—dubbed “Operation Fortune Runner”—resulted in a superseding indictment returned…
🚭 🇨🇳 🇺🇸 Inside the Chinese-funded and staffed marijuana farms springing up across the U.S.
🔶️ Last summer, New Mexico state special agents inspecting a farm found thousands more cannabis plants than state laws allow. Then on subsequent visits, they made another unexpected discovery: dozens of underfed, shell-shocked Chinese workers.
🔶️ They are part of a new pipeline of migrants leaving China and making unauthorized border crossings into the United States via Mexico, and many are taking jobs at hundreds of cannabis farms springing up across the U.S.
🔶️ In September 2020, following the recommendation of two other Chinese-speaking immigrants, Hao and her husband decided to invest about $30,000 in a New Mexico marijuana farm near the town of Shiprock, according to handwritten receipts seen by NPR. "We invested on the strength of the recommendation from someone we thought was a close friend," Hao says.
🔶️ Shiprock is on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico. And the farm had been started by Dineh Benally, a former Navajo Nation farm board president, who is currently dealing with numerous legal challenges over cultivating hemp on Native land.
🔶️ New Mexico authorities revoked the farm's license and fined it $1 million for exceeding state growing limits and other violations.
https://www.npr.org/2024/06/24/1238497863/chinese-marijuana-farms-new-mexico
🔶️ Last summer, New Mexico state special agents inspecting a farm found thousands more cannabis plants than state laws allow. Then on subsequent visits, they made another unexpected discovery: dozens of underfed, shell-shocked Chinese workers.
🔶️ They are part of a new pipeline of migrants leaving China and making unauthorized border crossings into the United States via Mexico, and many are taking jobs at hundreds of cannabis farms springing up across the U.S.
🔶️ In September 2020, following the recommendation of two other Chinese-speaking immigrants, Hao and her husband decided to invest about $30,000 in a New Mexico marijuana farm near the town of Shiprock, according to handwritten receipts seen by NPR. "We invested on the strength of the recommendation from someone we thought was a close friend," Hao says.
🔶️ Shiprock is on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico. And the farm had been started by Dineh Benally, a former Navajo Nation farm board president, who is currently dealing with numerous legal challenges over cultivating hemp on Native land.
🔶️ New Mexico authorities revoked the farm's license and fined it $1 million for exceeding state growing limits and other violations.
https://www.npr.org/2024/06/24/1238497863/chinese-marijuana-farms-new-mexico
NPR
Inside the Chinese-funded and staffed marijuana farms springing up across the U.S.
Large numbers of migrants from China are crossing into the U.S. and finding work on marijuana farms. Some of the businesses are accused of exploiting workers and violating state growing rules.
🇺🇸 🇵🇸 🇮🇱 The IDF used a truck that bore the appearance of an aid vehicle to rescue the hostages from Gaza, setting off a firefight. Now, aid groups are increasingly worried about being targeted and refuse to pick up food pallets on the beaches
👤 By Politico's Pentagon correspondents, Lara Seligman and Erin Banco
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/25/gaza-pier-humanitarian-aid-00164869
👤 By Politico's Pentagon correspondents, Lara Seligman and Erin Banco
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/06/25/gaza-pier-humanitarian-aid-00164869
POLITICO
The pier is finally working — but aid is still not getting to Gazans
Humanitarian organizations tasked with moving the aid refuse to resume operations due to security concerns.
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Venezuela Resorts to Dark Fleet to Transport Oil to Cuba
Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA has begun using tankers that navigate off radar to supply its closest political ally, Cuba, as a fleet of state-owned vessels that have historically covered the route dwindles, according to documents and ship monitoring services.
https://gcaptain.com/venezuela-resorts-to-dark-fleet-to-transport-oil-to-cuba/
Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA has begun using tankers that navigate off radar to supply its closest political ally, Cuba, as a fleet of state-owned vessels that have historically covered the route dwindles, according to documents and ship monitoring services.
https://gcaptain.com/venezuela-resorts-to-dark-fleet-to-transport-oil-to-cuba/
gCaptain
Venezuela Resorts to Dark Fleet to Transport Oil to Cuba
By Marianna Parraga HOUSTON, June 25 (Reuters) – Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA has begun using tankers that navigate off radar to supply its closest political ally, Cuba, as a fleet of...
🇵🇭 🇺🇸 🇹🇼 Philippine ambassador to Washington on whether Manila would allow the US military to use bases in the Philippines in the event of a war with China over Taiwan
🔶️ Romualdez said the access was intended to enhance the Philippines’ defence strategy, not for offensive operations. But he said it was possible Manila would let the US military use the bases at a time of war.
🔶️ “If our defence establishment finds it possible for us to allow the use of the . . . sites to defend Taiwan because it will affect us, then most likely we will agree,” he said.
https://archive.ph/IUfS8
📎 Demetri
🔶️ Romualdez said the access was intended to enhance the Philippines’ defence strategy, not for offensive operations. But he said it was possible Manila would let the US military use the bases at a time of war.
🔶️ “If our defence establishment finds it possible for us to allow the use of the . . . sites to defend Taiwan because it will affect us, then most likely we will agree,” he said.
https://archive.ph/IUfS8
📎 Demetri
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🇨🇳 🇺🇸 What’s the real size of China’s economy? | Asia Times
Consider production:
Electricity: China = 2x USA
Automobiles: 3x
Steel: 12x
Cement: 22x
Shipbuilding: 270x
On the consumption side:
Luxury goods: China = 2x USA
Smartphones: 3x
In EV sales,
China = 6x USA
The author points out that services are often ignored or undervalued by the Chinese government.
However, services are a big part of China’s economy now.
https://asiatimes.com/2024/06/whats-the-real-size-of-chinas-economy/
📎 S.L. Kanthan
Consider production:
Electricity: China = 2x USA
Automobiles: 3x
Steel: 12x
Cement: 22x
Shipbuilding: 270x
On the consumption side:
Luxury goods: China = 2x USA
Smartphones: 3x
In EV sales,
China = 6x USA
The author points out that services are often ignored or undervalued by the Chinese government.
However, services are a big part of China’s economy now.
https://asiatimes.com/2024/06/whats-the-real-size-of-chinas-economy/
📎 S.L. Kanthan
🇺🇸 🇨🇳 🇯🇵 Fortune Global 500 change 2003-23
Japanese companies down 53%
U.S. companies down 29%
Chinese companies up 1,191%
📎 Valiant Panda
Japanese companies down 53%
U.S. companies down 29%
Chinese companies up 1,191%
📎 Valiant Panda
🇨🇳 🇰🇷 🇯🇵 China leads in shipbuilding, accounting for half of global shipbuilding output in 2023.
📎 Global Times
📎 Global Times
🔶️ The patents—for breakthroughs such as the low-cost lithium-iron-phosphate battery that’s also used by rivals including Ford, Tesla and even Toyota—are among the invisible assets turning Wang’s company into the world’s biggest EV maker. After selling 3 million electric and hybrid vehicles in 2023 and logging $85 billion in revenue, it’s on course to overtake Tesla Inc. this year. Now Wang is further disrupting China’s EV industry with cars costing less than $10,000, bringing affordable transport to the masses— once an Elon Musk goal.
🔶️ The success of Wang’s two-decade bet on EV tech has led many to call him the Elon Musk of China. But unlike the Tesla co-founder, whose ventures range from EVs to space travel to brain implants to tunnel boring, the BYD chief has been far more focused.
🔶️ The 58-year-old Wang, who studied battery metal chemistry in college, started making cellphone batteries in 1995. He continually refined the technology for bigger car batteries—attracting attention and investment cash from Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Chairman Warren Buffett along the way. As the company grew, Wang steered it into complementary businesses such as battery storage, semiconductors and solar, but he always worked to keep prices low, in line with BYD’s “Build Your Dreams” motto.
🔶️ In addition to being an innovator who spotted the prospects of battery-making early on, Wang is known as a management execution specialist. He saw vertical integration as key to BYD’s strategy: The lower costs that came from controlling his supply chain gave him a standout advantage over rivals.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-24/byd-s-wang-chuanfu-china-s-henry-ford
https://archive.ph/TvSv8
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Bloomberg.com
Why BYD’s Wang Chuanfu Could Be China’s Version of Henry Ford
The billionaire, whose company is set to surpass Tesla as the world’s largest EV maker, is more focused than Elon Musk on producing cheap transportation for the masses.
🇨🇳 🇳🇱 Huawei is just short of a victory lap. ASML's monopoly is over.
🔶️ Huaguang Technology’s “Huaguang No.1” lithography machine marks a breakthrough in China’s high-end lithography field, challenging ASML’s market dominance and revitalizing the semiconductor industry.
🔶️ Featuring cutting-edge laser tech and precision control, “Huaguang No.1” boasts high precision and efficiency, with intelligent operations enhancing production and quality.
🔶️ With its competitive pricing, “Huaguang No.1” is set to reduce costs for semiconductor companies in China, boosting their competitiveness in the market.
🔶️ The emergence of “Huaguang No.1” could disrupt ASML’s monopoly, signaling a leap in China’s self-reliance and innovation in semiconductor technology.
🔶️ The strong R&D and innovation behind “Huaguang No.1” reflect China’s determination to excel in high-tech, with collaborations that drive industry advancements.
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/huawei-builds-major-tool-randd-center-in-shanghai-to-develop-lithography-and-fab-equipment-report-says
📎 William Huo
🔶️ Huaguang Technology’s “Huaguang No.1” lithography machine marks a breakthrough in China’s high-end lithography field, challenging ASML’s market dominance and revitalizing the semiconductor industry.
🔶️ Featuring cutting-edge laser tech and precision control, “Huaguang No.1” boasts high precision and efficiency, with intelligent operations enhancing production and quality.
🔶️ With its competitive pricing, “Huaguang No.1” is set to reduce costs for semiconductor companies in China, boosting their competitiveness in the market.
🔶️ The emergence of “Huaguang No.1” could disrupt ASML’s monopoly, signaling a leap in China’s self-reliance and innovation in semiconductor technology.
🔶️ The strong R&D and innovation behind “Huaguang No.1” reflect China’s determination to excel in high-tech, with collaborations that drive industry advancements.
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/huawei-builds-major-tool-randd-center-in-shanghai-to-develop-lithography-and-fab-equipment-report-says
📎 William Huo
Tom's Hardware
Huawei builds major tool R&D center in Shanghai to develop lithography and fab equipment, report says
Huawei continues to bolster wafer fab equipment prowess.
🇨🇳 🇺🇸 🌐 China has more industrial capacity than all of NATO and America's non-NATO allies combined.
🔶️ High intensity wars between peer competitors boils down to a clash of industrial capacity.
📎 Zhao DaShuai
🔶️ High intensity wars between peer competitors boils down to a clash of industrial capacity.
📎 Zhao DaShuai