Six districts in the 🇮🇳 coastal state were hit by heavy rain storms on Saturday. Officials have warned residents to seek shelter during severe weather.
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Video shows road splitting in two!
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186 children died during the horrors on Sep 1-3.
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🇬🇧🇺🇸The former head of the British Ministry of Defence tried to disrupt the supply of helicopters from the United States.
According to the newspaper, on 10 August Wallace sent a letter to his American counterpart, Lloyd Austin, saying that London was preparing to revise the contract for the purchase of 14 heavy military transport helicopters from Boeing. At the time, the issue was still being discussed by the British government and no final decision had been taken. According to the newspaper's source in the British government, such a move was seen as damaging relations with the United States, and some members of the Cabinet saw it as an attempt to "annoy the Americans". In July, Wallace publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the White House's failure to support his candidacy for the NATO secretary-general post, but the former minister's entourage categorically denied any link between the failed appointment and the issue of Chinook deliveries.
The British ambassador to the US, Karen Pierce, intervened, warning the kingdom's prime minister, Rishi Sunak, that it would be a "bad idea" to do without US helicopters.
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According to the newspaper, on 10 August Wallace sent a letter to his American counterpart, Lloyd Austin, saying that London was preparing to revise the contract for the purchase of 14 heavy military transport helicopters from Boeing. At the time, the issue was still being discussed by the British government and no final decision had been taken. According to the newspaper's source in the British government, such a move was seen as damaging relations with the United States, and some members of the Cabinet saw it as an attempt to "annoy the Americans". In July, Wallace publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the White House's failure to support his candidacy for the NATO secretary-general post, but the former minister's entourage categorically denied any link between the failed appointment and the issue of Chinook deliveries.
The British ambassador to the US, Karen Pierce, intervened, warning the kingdom's prime minister, Rishi Sunak, that it would be a "bad idea" to do without US helicopters.
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Ex-UK defense chief sparked rift with US – The Times
Ben Wallace wanted to cancel a deal to buy helicopters from the US, sparking a row with Washington, the Times reports
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Blood Tribe leader, Christopher Pohlhaus praised Joe Biden for sending rockets at a rally in Florida, while Kent Boneface McLellan - ex-Azov Regiment volunteer couldn't resist Nazi salutes and chants.
Interesting support network for the White House and Kiev.
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Created to stage Ukrainians fleeing the conflict, the center has now closed because 'most occupants' have moved elsewhere.
Hundreds had to be suddenly relocated.
It's estimated Warsaw handled around 1.5mn arrivals. Millions more traveled through further into the EU.
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Details about military and intelligence facilities in the UK have been released. It's claimed the information will allow the HMNB Clyde nuclear submarine base to be penetrated - as well as the Porton Down chemical weapons laboratory and the govt communications intercept post.
The hacker group LockBit, allegedly linked to Russia, is said to be behind the attack.
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BRICS Grain Dominance: 🇧🇷's 🌾 Production Over the Decades
The major countries producing grain are China 🇨🇳, India 🇮🇳, the USA 🇺🇸, Russia 🇷🇺, Indonesia 🇮🇩, Bangladesh 🇧🇩, Brazil 🇧🇷 & Argentina 🇦🇷.
Five of them now BRICS members.
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The major countries producing grain are China 🇨🇳, India 🇮🇳, the USA 🇺🇸, Russia 🇷🇺, Indonesia 🇮🇩, Bangladesh 🇧🇩, Brazil 🇧🇷 & Argentina 🇦🇷.
Five of them now BRICS members.
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🦠🇯🇵 's Germ Warfare ☢️ Unit - More Evidence Points to Op in China 🇨🇳
A researcher's copy of a document alleges a top-secret biochemical warfare army - Unit 731 - committed crimes in Mudanjiang City in China during WWII.
The evidence is now on display in Harbin, it marks the 78th anniversary of the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japan & fascism.
It's claimed the Japanese military could have been behind a plague bacteria outbreak, after establishing a base in Harbin. (Xinhua)
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A researcher's copy of a document alleges a top-secret biochemical warfare army - Unit 731 - committed crimes in Mudanjiang City in China during WWII.
The evidence is now on display in Harbin, it marks the 78th anniversary of the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japan & fascism.
It's claimed the Japanese military could have been behind a plague bacteria outbreak, after establishing a base in Harbin. (Xinhua)
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