🇺🇸Circulating footage reportedly filmed by a US soldier appears to show intense Iranian missile impacts striking the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan on 17 July.

The US has announced two soldiers killed in Jordan, several injured, and a third "missing."

Wait, can you guys remind me what is United States of America doing in the Middle East again?

I genuinely forgot what’s the motivation

Greatest ally strikes again

Israel officially endorsed Argentina to win the WC final against Spain

Ukrainian FPV drones destroy 67 Russian stormtroopers near Pokrovsk, Donetsk Oblast

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🇰🇿🇺🇦 Kazakhstan has publicly voiced grievances to Ukraine regarding attacks on oil infrastructure.

Kazakhstan’s Foreign Ministry condemned Ukrainian drone strikes on vessels involved in transporting Kazakh oil, labeling them an unacceptable encroachment on the country's economic interests.

Astana called for an end to attacks on Kazakh oil export infrastructure and stated that it reserves the right to seek compensation for damages incurred.

You know you're a failure if you - the relief convoy - need to be rescued by the people you're supposed to relieve

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Ukrainian strike was too successful. The smoke has now reached Ukraine.

🇪🇺The EU has banned the destruction of unsold clothing, shoes, and accessories in an effort to reduce waste.

The new rules apply to large companies with more than 250 employees and a net annual turnover of over €50 million. Companies must now find ways to sell this merchandise through discounts, alternative markets, charitable donations, etc.

Unsold items can only be destroyed if they are dangerous, damaged, counterfeit, or if they have been rejected by charitable organizations.

Huge W. Companies were burning brand-new clothes just to keep prices artificially high and create scarcity

This forces the true cost of overproduction back onto the brands, cause fuck them. They will think twice now when producing 10000000000 t-shirts in India

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Trump on the Biden's CHIPS Act:

"If you weren't transgender, you didn't qualify. So they'd get the money, they'd look all over for transgender people to run the company."

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Saronic is building a new $3.2bn shipyard in Texas.

The autonomous-boat company picked an 835-acre site at the Port of Brownsville for “Port Alpha.”

📊 Planned scale:

• $3.2bn investment
• up to 10,000 jobs over 10 years
• construction starts this year
• first facility ready in 2028
• ships up to 850 ft long

USNI says the yard will focus on both commercial and defence shipbuilding, with room to expand far beyond the first 835-acre phase.

This is Wasp class amphibious assault ship or even borderline Trump class BBX territory.