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Australian political prisoner Simeon Boikov continues defiantly broadcasting news & intel from Sydney's Russian Consulate since 2022.

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❗️China’s Foreign Ministry criticized Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s speech for omitting the words β€œremorse” and β€œlessons learned,” saying it downplayed Japan’s wartime crimes and reflected an attempt to whitewash the history of Japanese aggression.

Beijing urged Japan’s leadership to confront its wartime past, learn from history, make a clean break with militarism, and avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.

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❗️The Albanese government has been exposed using $2.2 BILLION of tax payers money to fund activist groups including over $1 BILLION for "Diveristy & Multicultural advocacy".

The government is lobbying the public to accept it's ideology for example during the yes vote for the voice referendum. The yes sick was funded with public money but the no vote was funded privately.

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❗️Trump:

The number one Goal is, and always will be, that Iran cannot have, in any way, shape, or form, a Nuclear Weapon. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

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❗️Latvia is seeking €7 billion in additional EU funding to help offset the economic and military costs of confronting Russia, POLITICO reports.

Latvarian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs wants the funding included in the EU's 2028–2034 budget, arguing that rising defense spending and the loss of trade with Russia have put significant pressure on Latvia's economy. The €7 billion would cover nearly half of the country's planned €15.1 billion defense budget over the seven-year period.

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❗️Trump:

I think it’s most appropriate for me to stay out of Israeli elections, but I may endorse somebody.

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❗️U.S. President Trump threatens to bomb Oman if they get in way of Strait of Hormuz deal.

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❗️The Japanese ambassador, who was summoned to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will arrive at the ministry on Tuesday, according to Maria Zakharova.

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❗️Historically, Japan has made many aggressive attempts at land grabbing more territory for itself.

PS. This whole
debacle is perfect for Russia and her staunch regional allies China and North Korea who also together with Russia fought Japanese military aggression for hundreds of years as can see in these historical maps from the region.

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❗️Jared Kushner reportedly spent more than four hours urging Netanyahu to move forward with Trump's Gaza ceasefire proposal, CNN reports.

Netanyahu reportedly pushed back, pointing to October elections and maintaining that Hamas must fully disarm before Israel agrees to withdraw.

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❗️Tehran has abandoned its defensive approach and is now preparing for a more aggressive course if negotiations with Washington fail, a senior Iranian official told Reuters.

According to the official, the U.S. has only a few weeks to put the proposed peace deal into action. If that does not happen, Iran says all of its institutions are ready to intensify pressure in the Strait of Hormuz and elsewhere in the region, insisting it will not accept an open-ended U.S. naval blockade.

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❗️British Prime Minister Andy Burnham reportedly exchanged a few messages with someone impersonating White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles before realizing something was wrong, according to Politico.

The incident was considered serious enough that the British Embassy in Washington raised it with the White House.

The timing and content of the messages remain unknown, while Downing Street declined to comment on national security matters and did not deny the exchanges.

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