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The baddest fighters are on the planet are paying respects to the champion of the people, the man who took on the swamp and was nearly assassinated for it yet is still standing. What a time to be alive.
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π·πΊπ¨π¬ Russia and Congo sign a memorandum of cooperation in the naval sphere, the defense ministry says
"On November 18, the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, Colonel General Alexander Fomin, and the Minister of National Defense of the Republic of the Congo, Lieutenant General Charles Richard Monjo, met in Moscow," the statement by the Russian Defense Ministry said.
During the meeting the ministers from two countries discussed current issues of Russian-Congolese cooperation in the military sphere and cooperation in projects in the defense sector, as well as ways for their implementation. In addition, they agreed to continue coordination in all areas of bilateral military cooperation.
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"On November 18, the Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation, Colonel General Alexander Fomin, and the Minister of National Defense of the Republic of the Congo, Lieutenant General Charles Richard Monjo, met in Moscow," the statement by the Russian Defense Ministry said.
During the meeting the ministers from two countries discussed current issues of Russian-Congolese cooperation in the military sphere and cooperation in projects in the defense sector, as well as ways for their implementation. In addition, they agreed to continue coordination in all areas of bilateral military cooperation.
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The renewed trade link emerges against the backdrop of shifting political dynamics in South Asia.
With political uncertainties following the regime change in Bangladesh and cooler ties with India, Dhaka is exploring alternative regional partnerships.
βͺοΈBangladesh eased import restrictions on Pakistani goods in September, reducing delays caused by mandatory physical inspections.
βͺοΈThe vesselβs arrival bypassed the traditional transshipment routes via
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In the 1960s, John and Robert Kennedy formed an unofficial advisory council called EXComM (Executive Committee of the National Security Council,) which was put together to keep peacemaking efforts siloed from the Joint Chiefs and the Intel Agencies.
Unused to being kept in the dark, these administrative vultures colloquially referred to this cadre of Kennedys and childhood friends from the Boston area (including Kenneth O'Donnell,) as the 'Irish Mafia.'
By going around the Military Industrial Complex and the news media, these men established backchannels to Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in order to avoid the war the 'invisible enemy' in both nations were salivating over.
As tensions rose, Robert famously said, "can the fu*king chiefs" as tempers flared over the war for peace.
Reconcile this with Trump's current appointments.
It may not be 'Irish,' but we've got a new American Mafia forming.
"We went around them like nobody's gone around them before."
Deep State most affected.
Unused to being kept in the dark, these administrative vultures colloquially referred to this cadre of Kennedys and childhood friends from the Boston area (including Kenneth O'Donnell,) as the 'Irish Mafia.'
By going around the Military Industrial Complex and the news media, these men established backchannels to Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in order to avoid the war the 'invisible enemy' in both nations were salivating over.
As tensions rose, Robert famously said, "can the fu*king chiefs" as tempers flared over the war for peace.
Reconcile this with Trump's current appointments.
It may not be 'Irish,' but we've got a new American Mafia forming.
"We went around them like nobody's gone around them before."
Deep State most affected.
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Itβs very clear they are not making this up on the fly.
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1856520760656797801?s=46
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1856520760656797801?s=46
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NEW - Netanyahu on Israeli strikes in Iran: "There is a certain component in their nuclear program that was damaged in this attack."
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Ukraineβs plans to strike deep into Russia with ATACMS missiles: What is the catch?
As the US reportedly green-lights Ukraine to use ATACMS for long-range strikes deep into Russian territory, questions arise: does Kiev have what it takes to conduct such attacks and how can Russia counter them?
1. Russia has advanced air defenses
Various Russian air defense systems such as Buk-M2, Buk-M3 and Tor-M2 have successfully intercepted ATACMS on more than one occasion, Alexei Leonkov, a veteran Russian military analyst, tells Sputnik.
2. The West doesnβt have enough long-range missiles
Though the US and its allies have been generous in their military supplies to Ukraine, little has been left of what stocks of ATACMS, Storm Shadow and Scalp missiles that were provided to Kiev, Leonkov says.
Prior to the escalation of the Ukrainian conflict in February 2022, the West possessed over 3,000 ATACMS missiles (including all of their available modifications), Leonkov estimates. With all the ATACMS missiles that have since been used up in the Ukrainian conflict or simply decommissioned due to their advanced age, that number has been reduced to somewhere between 1,500 and 2,000, he calculates.
3. West doesnβt have enough missile launchers either
Lack of missiles aside, Ukraine suffers from a lack of missile launchers as well, Leonkov remarks.
The problem, he explains, stems from the fact that the West supplied a very limited amount of weapon systems capable of launching ATAMCS - such as HIMARS, MLRS and MARS.
Meanwhile, Russian forces have been very effective in tracking down these weapons using counter-battery radars and destroying them using tactical missile systems of their own.
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As the US reportedly green-lights Ukraine to use ATACMS for long-range strikes deep into Russian territory, questions arise: does Kiev have what it takes to conduct such attacks and how can Russia counter them?
1. Russia has advanced air defenses
Various Russian air defense systems such as Buk-M2, Buk-M3 and Tor-M2 have successfully intercepted ATACMS on more than one occasion, Alexei Leonkov, a veteran Russian military analyst, tells Sputnik.
βRussian air defense systems have a very high intercept probability rate. Where our systems spend one missile per target, American Patriot systems use two missiles to accomplish the same task.β
2. The West doesnβt have enough long-range missiles
Though the US and its allies have been generous in their military supplies to Ukraine, little has been left of what stocks of ATACMS, Storm Shadow and Scalp missiles that were provided to Kiev, Leonkov says.
βEven the shipments of F-16 jets that can be used to launch Storm Shadow missiles did not reverse this trend,β he remarks. βThe number of launches has been dwindling and has practically reached zero by now.β
Prior to the escalation of the Ukrainian conflict in February 2022, the West possessed over 3,000 ATACMS missiles (including all of their available modifications), Leonkov estimates. With all the ATACMS missiles that have since been used up in the Ukrainian conflict or simply decommissioned due to their advanced age, that number has been reduced to somewhere between 1,500 and 2,000, he calculates.
3. West doesnβt have enough missile launchers either
Lack of missiles aside, Ukraine suffers from a lack of missile launchers as well, Leonkov remarks.
The problem, he explains, stems from the fact that the West supplied a very limited amount of weapon systems capable of launching ATAMCS - such as HIMARS, MLRS and MARS.
Meanwhile, Russian forces have been very effective in tracking down these weapons using counter-battery radars and destroying them using tactical missile systems of their own.
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βοΈUkraine has received permission from the US to strike deep into Russia "up to 300 km," EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has said.
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The US State Department is currently unable to confirm a change in US policy on allowing Ukraine to launch long-range weapons strikes against Russia.
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βοΈRussian Foreign Ministry's key statements on the information about Ukraine being allowed to strike deep into Russia with Western weapons:
βͺοΈIf Ukraine strikes Russia with long-range Western missiles, it will radically change the essence of the conflict;
βͺοΈKiev's use of missiles to attack Russian territory will mean direct participation by the US and its allies in the conflict against Russia, the ministry added;
βͺοΈMoscow does not yet know whether the information about Ukraine being allowed to strike deep into Russia with Western weapons is based on official sources;
βͺοΈNo Western "miracle weapon" is capable of influencing the course of the special operation.
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βͺοΈIf Ukraine strikes Russia with long-range Western missiles, it will radically change the essence of the conflict;
βͺοΈKiev's use of missiles to attack Russian territory will mean direct participation by the US and its allies in the conflict against Russia, the ministry added;
βͺοΈMoscow does not yet know whether the information about Ukraine being allowed to strike deep into Russia with Western weapons is based on official sources;
βͺοΈNo Western "miracle weapon" is capable of influencing the course of the special operation.
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β‘οΈChaos in the Knesset: MK Ayman Odeh called Prime Minister Netanyahu a "serial killer." Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana ordered the security guards to remove him from the plenum: "Serial killer in Kaplan, not here. Get out of here, brat! There are words that should not be said from this podium."
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π²π± Mali wins $160m in gold mining dispute after detaining British businessman
An Australian mining company, Resolute Mining, says it will pay Mali's military government $160m (Β£126m) to settle a tax dispute, after the company's British boss and two other staff were detained 10 days ago.
Reports say Terry Holohan and his colleagues were arrested while travelling to the capital city, Bamako, for what they were expecting to be routine negotiations.
Resolute, which owns a gold mine in Mali, said on Sunday it would pay $80m immediately from existing cash reserves, and the rest in the coming months.
Mali is one of Africa's top gold producers and is seeking to extract a greater share of income from foreign operators in the sector.
It is not yet clear when the three Resolute employees will be released but part of the conditions for their release were that they must sign the memorandum of understanding and complete the initial payment, according to media reports.
Mali detained the three Resolute executives on charges of forgery and damaging public property, seen as an attempt to force the Australian company amid an ongoing state crackdown on foreign - mostly Western - mining companies in the West African country.
Last year, President Col Assimi GoΓ―ta signed into law a new mining code increasing the maximum stake for state and local investors from 20% to 35%.
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An Australian mining company, Resolute Mining, says it will pay Mali's military government $160m (Β£126m) to settle a tax dispute, after the company's British boss and two other staff were detained 10 days ago.
Reports say Terry Holohan and his colleagues were arrested while travelling to the capital city, Bamako, for what they were expecting to be routine negotiations.
Resolute, which owns a gold mine in Mali, said on Sunday it would pay $80m immediately from existing cash reserves, and the rest in the coming months.
Mali is one of Africa's top gold producers and is seeking to extract a greater share of income from foreign operators in the sector.
It is not yet clear when the three Resolute employees will be released but part of the conditions for their release were that they must sign the memorandum of understanding and complete the initial payment, according to media reports.
Mali detained the three Resolute executives on charges of forgery and damaging public property, seen as an attempt to force the Australian company amid an ongoing state crackdown on foreign - mostly Western - mining companies in the West African country.
Last year, President Col Assimi GoΓ―ta signed into law a new mining code increasing the maximum stake for state and local investors from 20% to 35%.
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πΊπΈπΈπ¦ Trump rubs shoulders with Saudi money.
Trump has on his right Yasir bin Othman Al-Rumayyan, a Saudi businessman who is runs the Public Investment Fund (PIF), the wealth fund of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Yasir also chairs the state-owned petroleum company Saudi Aramco and Saudi Arabia's largest mining company Maaden.
He has $925 billion assets under management.
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Trump has on his right Yasir bin Othman Al-Rumayyan, a Saudi businessman who is runs the Public Investment Fund (PIF), the wealth fund of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Yasir also chairs the state-owned petroleum company Saudi Aramco and Saudi Arabia's largest mining company Maaden.
He has $925 billion assets under management.
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Current status of the JACOB Accords: strong to quite strong. #JustACoupleOfBros
http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/75563
http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/75563
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Colonel Macgregor says what I have been asserting for months:
βThe truth is that Israel is on the path to war with Russia, as well as Iran, Syria, and potentially any number of other countries including all of the Arab states in the peninsula and Egyptβ¦β
βThe truth is that Israel is on the path to war with Russia, as well as Iran, Syria, and potentially any number of other countries including all of the Arab states in the peninsula and Egyptβ¦β
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