🇩🇿🇳🇪🇱🇾⚡- BREAKING: Algeria’s parliament has unanimously approved the forward deployment of Algerian military forces into Niger.

The deployment expands on Algeria’s existing military presence at Air Base 101 at Niamey International Airport, established following the attempted coup on 29 August. Algerian forces are now set to deploy to key oil infrastructure sites across Niger, but more importantly to the Madama Air Base (at 21.9554711, 13.6470986), a strategically significant installation in the country’s northeast.

Once a vocal opponent of the Sahelian junta bloc, Algeria appears to have softened its stance toward Mali and Burkina Faso, while openly backing the authorities in Niamey, which included the sale of military helicopters just a few month ago.

Algiers’ shift is understood to be driven by the growing influence of Saddam Haftar and eastern Libyan factions, which Niamey accuses of supporting Tuareg separatists in northeast Niger as well as the anti-junta Patriotic Liberation Front, FPL. Certain sections of the Nigerien junta have accused the FPL of orchestrating the August 29 attacks.

Algeria has long opposed the Haftar warlords, and the deployment to Madama Air Base places Algerian forces directly on the doorstep of FPL areas of operation in northeastern Niger, while also positioning them close to the Libyan border, particularly Fezzan, a region controlled by the remnants of the infamous 128th Brigade of Haftar's Libyan National Army.

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🇧🇷🗳⚡️- Polls have closed in Brazil and the first results of the runoff election have come in.

Lula takes an early lead with 57.7% of the vote.

🇧🇷🗳⚡️- The Supreme Court has ordered a nationwide two-hour extension of voting at the request of Lula, who claims that multiple municipalities lack the public transportation to vote in time.

🇷🇸⚡- Aleksandar Vucic has conceded defeat in Serbia's parliamentary elections.

The Student List has won the elections.

🇧🇷🗳⚡️- Multiple Brazilian Regional Electoral Courts have rejected Brazil's Supreme Court extension of voting by now.

This is a very good video explaining in detail the damage caused by the arson attack on the Eagle's Nest, and also the systematic destruction, vandalism and insane, hate-filled iconoclasm inflicted on Hitler's beloved Berghof and associated buildings since 1945:

https://youtu.be/JOAt-PHuiis

Felton correctly points out the Eagle's Nest was Hitler's least-favorite building there and he only visited it on a handful of occasions (it was more of an extravagant vanity protect by Martin Bormann).

Hitler's favorite building, by far, was the little tea house with the overlook, which he visited daily. This survived the war completely intact, but was needlessly destroyed by the anti-Nazi collaborationist Bavarian government in 1951, for no other reason than it was Hitler's favorite spot.

While I am saddened and angered by the burning of the Eagle's Nest, I imagine Hitler would just shrug after all the other decades of destruction that have been visited on the site, including the original rustic little house where he finished Mein Kampf in the 1920s.

In a way, I'm glad the hypocritical Bavarian government will be denied the tourist revenue. All the important buildings can be rebuilt one day, when National Socialism returns to Germany. Until then, all true followers of Hitler will always find it much more historically and spiritually rewarding to stand and meditate on the empty spaces where the Berghof, the Tea House and the original cabin once stood, than eating a meal in the extravagant tourist attraction of the Eagle's Nest.

🇧🇷🗳⚡️- The Brazilian Superior Electoral Court has issued a document demanding that the Regional Electoral Courts respect the decision to extend the voting time by 2 hours.

At least five Regional Electoral Courts have refused to apply the Supreme Court's extension of voting so far.