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RT @NavalInstitute: #OTD in 1987, the U.S. Navy destroyed two Iranian oil platforms during Operation Nimble Archer. The operation was in retaliation for Iran's missile attack on a reflagged Kuwaiti tanker. Iranian forces had been using the platforms as command-and-control posts to track shipping.

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@Cyrusontherun: They do, but it is difficult to assess exactly when they will run low. Russia could also conduct another mobilization and North Korean troops could affect their numbers, too.

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RT @adamscochran: 11/11

So Trump and his team *in their own words*:

-Knew they lost
-Knew it was not legal for Pence to over turn
-Knew the states did not have fraud issues
-Researched "alternative electors" a month in advanced of those claims
-Knew the documents were unofficial
-Took part in the transfer process
-And attempted to pass off forged documents directly to the VP
-Because of a pre-meditated plan to steal the election.

The first volumes represent 1889 pages of evidence, 70% still under seal.

This is just from the 30% unsealed, and there are more volumes to go.

The case could not be more clear.

And as a reminder, Trump's team refused to dispute the authenticity of any of this evidence, they only ask for it to be delayed as it would "hurt their client" during the election.

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Worth reading:

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While it's too early to make conclusions on the possible direct North Korean involvement in the war and it's implications, I don't think it should be underestimated.

The world seems to be shifting while the West dithers.

There is also the question of what NK gets in return.

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And for the record: That this should trigger Western intervention is a fantasy.

What's needed is a radical change in Western support for Ukraine. The current trajectory isn't positive.

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@Rainmaker1973: Russia is a piece of trash 🗑️

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@UkrReview: Then there is this clown 🤡 thinking Russia has only killed 500 civilians in Ukraine 🇺🇦 in a year

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RT @FRHoffmann1: 📢 I published a new newsletter post this morning, exploring Ukraine's nuclear and non-nuclear deterrence options against Russia.

I discuss the critical challenges Ukraine faces in acquiring a nuclear deterrent and explore what Zelensky might mean by a 'non-nuclear strategic deterrent package.'

Access the post through the link in my bio.

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Much of NATO is still behind on the importance of information operations. In my conversations at #AUSA, I found that the private sector is waking up to this though. Expect to see them start making their own investments, regardless of what governments do. https://twitter.com/alexplitsas/status/1847687299636588716#m

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RT @ThrustWR: Quick map I did showing simplified Arrow 2/3 BMD coverage over Israel. Range data for Arrow 2/3 from "Jane's Land Based Air Defence" 1992-93 and 2002-2003 editions and Jane’s Strategic Weapon Systems: Issue Thirty-Seven.