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βοΈForeign Minister Lavrov arrived in New Delhi for a three-day visit to participate in the BRICS foreign ministers' meeting scheduled for May 14-15.
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βοΈNetanyahu secretly visited the UAE for talks with President Mohammed bin Zayed, with his office calling it a βhistoric breakthroughβ in ties between the two countries.
The visit comes amid reports of UAE strikes on Iran and Israel delivering Iron Dome systems to the Emirates. The UAE has not officially commented.
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The visit comes amid reports of UAE strikes on Iran and Israel delivering Iron Dome systems to the Emirates. The UAE has not officially commented.
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βοΈTrump to Xi:
"People don't know I call you, and we work out problems."
"YOU ARE A GREAT LEADER"
"People don't like me saying that... BUT I SAY IT ANYWAY."
"Because it's true"
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"People don't know I call you, and we work out problems."
"YOU ARE A GREAT LEADER"
"People don't like me saying that... BUT I SAY IT ANYWAY."
"Because it's true"
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βοΈMarco Rubio on NATO:
I supported NATO because it allowed us to have bases in Europe that we could use in a contingency, like something in the Middle East.
When you have NATO partners denying us the use of those bases, then whatβs the purpose of the alliance?
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I supported NATO because it allowed us to have bases in Europe that we could use in a contingency, like something in the Middle East.
When you have NATO partners denying us the use of those bases, then whatβs the purpose of the alliance?
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βοΈXi Jinping proposed to Trump to be partners, not rivals
During the negotiations, the Chinese leader pointed out that the confrontation between the US and China would lead to mutual damage, so the countries should maintain a partnership.
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During the negotiations, the Chinese leader pointed out that the confrontation between the US and China would lead to mutual damage, so the countries should maintain a partnership.
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βοΈOver the past 24 hours, Russia launched 1,300 drones and 50 missiles at Ukraine πͺπ·πΊ
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Forwarded from Dmitry Medvedev
Will they flush the Kiev narcoclown down historyβs stinking sewer?
The hard blow to the green ghoulβs gut, delivered by the gentle hands of Kievβs Western cronies, has breathed new life into this timeworn question.
Indeed, weβve recently seen the public degradation of the cokehead dictatorβs accomplice and remarkably intimate βpartner,β a refusal by a number of Western countries to honor their earlier aid commitments, and even some timid opposition from the Kiev regimeβs not-yet-rubbed-out opponents. Can it be that a guillotine blade is hovering above the expired rulerβs coke- and blood-clouded worthless head?
Not yet, apparently, since the Banderite ghoul is all the Russophobic Euro-degenerates have. Sure, heβs a creep, a thief, and a junkie. But whoβs going to replace him? Country 404 is an expanse of scorched earth, abandoned by all who are still alive. True, thereβs a British chap called Zaluzhny, but heβs got neither a personal army nor any sizeable support in the elites. Hyping him would take time, which the abhorrent likes of Merz, Macron, or Starmer donβt have. Therefore, the genital clown is still their only option in spite of his chemically induced euphoria and the leprosy of corruption.
What do we care, you might ask? Theyβre all the same! True, but not quite. The current situation is so dire that anyone who replaces the jittering bastard will start by disposing of his predecessorβs legacy, which means a much greater likelihood of agreeing to the demands of the US, his main sponsor. It will be easier for him to accept the inevitable. The new fattening rat will be much more amenable than the sick and cornered one. Together with its spawn, it will be happy to gorge on the leftovers from the European trashcan. Ironically, this rat might actually win their approval and protection even for agreeing to capitulate. And get a chance to stick it out till another βmaidanβ...
The hard blow to the green ghoulβs gut, delivered by the gentle hands of Kievβs Western cronies, has breathed new life into this timeworn question.
Indeed, weβve recently seen the public degradation of the cokehead dictatorβs accomplice and remarkably intimate βpartner,β a refusal by a number of Western countries to honor their earlier aid commitments, and even some timid opposition from the Kiev regimeβs not-yet-rubbed-out opponents. Can it be that a guillotine blade is hovering above the expired rulerβs coke- and blood-clouded worthless head?
Not yet, apparently, since the Banderite ghoul is all the Russophobic Euro-degenerates have. Sure, heβs a creep, a thief, and a junkie. But whoβs going to replace him? Country 404 is an expanse of scorched earth, abandoned by all who are still alive. True, thereβs a British chap called Zaluzhny, but heβs got neither a personal army nor any sizeable support in the elites. Hyping him would take time, which the abhorrent likes of Merz, Macron, or Starmer donβt have. Therefore, the genital clown is still their only option in spite of his chemically induced euphoria and the leprosy of corruption.
What do we care, you might ask? Theyβre all the same! True, but not quite. The current situation is so dire that anyone who replaces the jittering bastard will start by disposing of his predecessorβs legacy, which means a much greater likelihood of agreeing to the demands of the US, his main sponsor. It will be easier for him to accept the inevitable. The new fattening rat will be much more amenable than the sick and cornered one. Together with its spawn, it will be happy to gorge on the leftovers from the European trashcan. Ironically, this rat might actually win their approval and protection even for agreeing to capitulate. And get a chance to stick it out till another βmaidanβ...
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βοΈXi Jinping warned Donald Trump that tensions between the US and China could escalate into direct confrontation if the Taiwan issue is handled improperly.
Xi called Taiwan the most sensitive and crucial matter in China-US relations, warning that mistakes on the issue could drive relations into βa very dangerous situation.β
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Xi called Taiwan the most sensitive and crucial matter in China-US relations, warning that mistakes on the issue could drive relations into βa very dangerous situation.β
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βοΈDespite a ban on mobile phones for US delegates to avoid "being compromised" by China Elon Musk is seen happily streaming footage to social media from his phone
Trump's delegation in China is in a digital lockdown β Fox News
Earlier Fox News reported that all US representatives have left their phones and laptops behind to avoid the risk of them being compromised.
The restrictions apply not only to government representatives, but also to representatives of Apple, Boeing, Black Rock, and other companies.
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Trump's delegation in China is in a digital lockdown β Fox News
Earlier Fox News reported that all US representatives have left their phones and laptops behind to avoid the risk of them being compromised.
The restrictions apply not only to government representatives, but also to representatives of Apple, Boeing, Black Rock, and other companies.
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βοΈThe Israeli army is now installing fishing nets on it's vehicles to protect from Lebanese drone attacks
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βοΈTrump invites Xi to visit the White House on 24th September and toasts to "the rich and enduring ties between the American and Chinese people."
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βοΈXi Jinping says that himself and Trump, through meetings and phone calls have kept "China-U.S. relations generally stable."
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βοΈXi Jinping says that himself and Trump, through meetings and phone calls have kept "China-U.S. relations generally stable."
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βοΈ Latvian prime minister has resigned over her governmentβs handling of Ukrainian drones that strayed into Latvian territory, bringing down her coalition government months before elections, due in October.
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βοΈIran claims approximately 30 vessels, including China-linked ships, have transited the Strait of Hormuz since Wednesday evening under Iranian approval and IRGC Navy supervision.
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βοΈThe Russian Foreign Ministry did not propose meetings with Japanese representatives to resume dialogue and did not receive any proposals from Tokyo about organizing them, Maria Zakharova stated.
Japan's claims that Russia is seeking to establish contact with it are absurd, the diplomat noted. It is Japan, which joined the Western sanctions, that should take the first step in reviewing such a policy.
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Japan's claims that Russia is seeking to establish contact with it are absurd, the diplomat noted. It is Japan, which joined the Western sanctions, that should take the first step in reviewing such a policy.
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βοΈSecretary of War Pete Hegseth explains why it's time to make a $1.5 trillion defense investment, but in a weird way.
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