🤯 WATCH: Cartel Hit - ‘Taliban’ Trafficker Thrown Anchored Into The Ocean

Venezuelan dealer Reinaldo Fuentes - known as 'Taliban' was dumped in the Caribbean sea near Martinique with his hands zip-tied and an anchor around his waist after stealing 450lbs of cocaine and cash from a cartel.

Fuentes, a middleman for the Clan Del Cartel, had dumped a $10m shipment of cocaine into the sea and faked a coast guard pursuit to explain why it wasn’t returned to his bosses.

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🇮🇹People In Italy Are Bearing Up

Amarena, a bear that has been sighted many times, was seen with her cubs in San Sebastiano Dei Marsi, a small village near L’Aquila, in central Italy on Saturday.

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🇸🇪 Problem At Largest Nuclear Reactor To Keep It Offline Until Mid-September

A pump problem in the Oskarshamn-3 "turbine system” appeared while restarting from an earlier halt, the firm said.

The 1,400MW plant is the only one in operation since the others were shut down permanently.

That'll help the energy crisis...

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🇪🇺💲Sanction Scam: EU Buys MORE Russian Gas Than At Start Of Conflict

Despite all the talk of 'punishing Russia' and making nations' citizens bear the brunt of costs for them, European leaders actually hand over more cash to Moscow for gas than in 2021, figures reveal.

The EU bought 39.5% more LNG in 2023 than in 2021, and even increased its purchases from 2022 - it bought 21.6 m cubic metres between January and July of 2023, an ncrease compared to the same period in 2022, when imports totalled 21.3 m.

Who are the biggest con artists? Amongst Russia's top 5 major clients sit Spain (7.5 mcm), Belgium (7.1 mcm) and France (4.5 mcm).

So the question remains - if our leaders aren't abiding by sanctions, why should citizens?

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💥👀 Twist In 🇪🇪PM-Russia Scandal: New Interests In Russian Security Forces Revealed

Not only did the husband of Estonian PM Kaja Kallas maintain business interests in Russia during the conflict, but those interests were also connected with a company that supplies Russian and Belarusian law enforcement with tear gas, it has been revealed.

According to annual financial reports of the Russia's Metaprint, a subsidiary of the Estonian company of the same name, one of the partners of the Estonian branch Russia's Tyumen Aerosols, which it supplied with material for tear gas cylinder production, with the material then sold to Russian and Belarusian security forces.

At the same time, the transportation of components those goods was carried out by Stark Logistics, who received €1.5m for taking the goods to Russia.

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🇬🇧🇺🇦Zelensky To Dismiss Def Min And Send Him To UK

The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Yaroslav Zheleznyak announced that, Minister Reznikov will become Ukraine's ambassador to the UK and removed from his position as defence minister.

The post of defense minister will be taken by the current head of the State Property Fund Rustem Umerov, he added.

Install your chief beggar next to chief cheerleader Sunak? The UK should prepare to be milked harder.

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🇱🇹Give Ukraine A Bigger Stick: Lithuanian FM Doubles Down On Failed Counteroffensive

Even though Kyiv's counteroffensive has failed, Europe needs to keep throwing money and weapons into the yellow and blue bottomless pit, Lithuania’s Foreign Minister Gabreli believes.

He chastised Europe for not taking the situation "serious enough," claiming the West was scared of "what would happen if we give Ukraine a big enough stick.”

Not endlessly supporting Zelensky's forces means "we enter a new chapter in which ‘power is right' – this is a very dangerous world,” he claimed.

He also warned of the "mind trap" set by people who say Kyiv has to "negotiate."

Because forever-war makes more money than peace...

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