🇪🇬🇮🇱 Egypt Allows Israel-Bound Ship Loaded with Bomb Materials to Dock in Alexandria
Egypt, citing its adherence to the 1888 Constantinople Agreement, allowed the MV Kathrin—a German ship under a Portuguese flag and reportedly loaded with eight containers of the powerful explosive RDX—to dock in Alexandria. This explosive material, more potent than TNT, is allegedly en route to Israel.
MV Kathrin faced multiple refusals at ports in Namibia, Malaysia, Angola, Slovenia, and Malta. However, Egyptian authorities greenlit its passage, claiming their hands are tied by international agreements allowing “freedom of navigation” through the Suez Canal, regardless of a vessel’s destination or cargo.
BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) and Amnesty International have sounded alarms over Egypt’s decision, with video evidence circulating of a warship flying Israeli and Egyptian flags.
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Egypt, citing its adherence to the 1888 Constantinople Agreement, allowed the MV Kathrin—a German ship under a Portuguese flag and reportedly loaded with eight containers of the powerful explosive RDX—to dock in Alexandria. This explosive material, more potent than TNT, is allegedly en route to Israel.
MV Kathrin faced multiple refusals at ports in Namibia, Malaysia, Angola, Slovenia, and Malta. However, Egyptian authorities greenlit its passage, claiming their hands are tied by international agreements allowing “freedom of navigation” through the Suez Canal, regardless of a vessel’s destination or cargo.
BDS (Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions) and Amnesty International have sounded alarms over Egypt’s decision, with video evidence circulating of a warship flying Israeli and Egyptian flags.
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🇪🇬🇮🇱 Egypt Allows Israel-Bound Ship Loaded with Bomb Materials to Dock in Alexandria Egypt, citing its adherence to the 1888 Constantinople Agreement, allowed the MV Kathrin—a German ship under a Portuguese flag and reportedly loaded with eight containers…
🇹🇷🇮🇱 Turkish Activists Storm Explosive-Laden Ship Bound for Israel
Last night, members of the Anatolian Youth Association took bold action, storming the controversial MV Kathrin — the same ship laden with bomb-making materials and bound for Israel. Docked temporarily at Istanbul's Haydarpasa Port, the activists managed to stage a sit-in on board, demanding an end to arms shipments that fuel violence in the region.
Turkish students led the demonstration, chanting for peace and denouncing the deadly cargo destined for Israel. The sit-in gained momentum before authorities intervened, leading to arrests of several organizers.
Under heavy pressure, MV Kathrin has now departed Istanbul
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Last night, members of the Anatolian Youth Association took bold action, storming the controversial MV Kathrin — the same ship laden with bomb-making materials and bound for Israel. Docked temporarily at Istanbul's Haydarpasa Port, the activists managed to stage a sit-in on board, demanding an end to arms shipments that fuel violence in the region.
Turkish students led the demonstration, chanting for peace and denouncing the deadly cargo destined for Israel. The sit-in gained momentum before authorities intervened, leading to arrests of several organizers.
Under heavy pressure, MV Kathrin has now departed Istanbul
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🇲🇾🌊🇻🇳 South China Sea Tensions Rise: Malaysia Sends Complaint Over Vietnam’s Expansion of Bark Canada Reef
Malaysia has officially lodged a complaint with Vietnam over infrastructure expansions on the Bark Canada Reef in the South China Sea—a disputed area claimed by both nations. According to sources, the Malaysian Foreign Ministry sent the complaint in early October, yet Vietnam has not responded.
Both countries claim the reef, adding to ongoing tensions in the strategic South China Sea.
Vietnam’s extensive infrastructure on the reef fuels Malaysia’s concerns over sovereignty and regional stability.
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Malaysia has officially lodged a complaint with Vietnam over infrastructure expansions on the Bark Canada Reef in the South China Sea—a disputed area claimed by both nations. According to sources, the Malaysian Foreign Ministry sent the complaint in early October, yet Vietnam has not responded.
Both countries claim the reef, adding to ongoing tensions in the strategic South China Sea.
Vietnam’s extensive infrastructure on the reef fuels Malaysia’s concerns over sovereignty and regional stability.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Missiles with a 300 km range, recently approved by Biden for Ukrainian forces, could target areas previously accessible only via drones, according to Voyennaya Khronika and RT.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Missiles with a 300 km range, recently approved by Biden for Ukrainian forces, could target areas previously accessible only via drones, according to Voyennaya Khronika and RT. Boost us | Geopolitics Spectator
🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukraine is preparing to strike targets in Kursk using ATACMS missiles in the coming days. White House has recently approved the use of these missiles for strikes on Russian territory, marking an escalation in the conflict.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukraine is preparing to strike targets in Kursk using ATACMS missiles in the coming days. White House has recently approved the use of these missiles for strikes on Russian territory, marking an escalation in the conflict. Boost us | Geopolitics Spectator
🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺 Bloomberg reports that U.S. permission for Ukraine to use long-range weapons against Russia may not fully align with Kyiv’s desires. Sources suggest that while strikes in Kursk are possible, the full details of the Biden administration's decision remain classified.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Missiles with a 300 km range, recently approved by Biden for Ukrainian forces, could target areas previously accessible only via drones, according to Voyennaya Khronika and RT. Boost us | Geopolitics Spectator
🇫🇷🇬🇧🇺🇦🇷🇺 France and Great Britain have given Ukraine the green light to strike deep into Russian territory using SCALP/Storm Shadow missiles, according to Le Figaro.
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🇨🇳🇷🇺🇺🇸 China's Strategic Prep: Lessons from Russia's Sanction Storm
Months into the Ukraine conflict, Beijing formed a special task force to analyze Western sanctions on Russia. The goal? To prepare for a worst-case scenario if tensions over Taiwan spiral into armed conflict.
China's $3.3 trillion foreign exchange reserves are at stake, making them rethink their dependency on U.S. dollar assets. Meetings with Russia’s Central Bank and Finance Ministry reveal Beijing’s determination to sidestep potential financial chokeholds.
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Months into the Ukraine conflict, Beijing formed a special task force to analyze Western sanctions on Russia. The goal? To prepare for a worst-case scenario if tensions over Taiwan spiral into armed conflict.
China's $3.3 trillion foreign exchange reserves are at stake, making them rethink their dependency on U.S. dollar assets. Meetings with Russia’s Central Bank and Finance Ministry reveal Beijing’s determination to sidestep potential financial chokeholds.
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