The US has begun pulling its military refueling aircraft out of Ramon International Airport in southern Israel, Israeli Channel 13 reports, after an Iranian strike hit Jordan's King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba, just across the border. The message the move sends is hard to miss: a base once considered safe no longer feels that way.
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The man is 58-year-old Dutch far-right activist Stefan Wilkamp, who is accused of approving and glorifying the Nazi regime. In an interview, Wilkamp praised Hitler, calling him a "genius and a miracle of the world," and also stated that "his love for Germany is called Adolf Hitler."
Wilkamp is already well-known in far-right circles and regularly participates in various events.
He gained notoriety for his physical resemblance to Hitler.
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A single strike can leave a Gulf nation thirsty.
Kuwait says an Iranian attack has hit one of its power and desalination plants for the second time in two days. That sounds technical until you look at what these plants actually do. In Kuwait, desalination provides about 90% of all the country's freshwater, and cities like Kuwait City, Doha, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi lean almost entirely on turning seawater into drinking water. So when a few of these plants get hit, it isn't just damaged infrastructure, it's the water supply of whole populations suddenly at risk. That's the very reason the Geneva Convention bars attacks on drinking water installations in the first place.
Iran, for its part, casts the strikes as retaliation in kind. Its argument is simple: if the US and its partners target Iranian civilian infrastructure, then Iran will strike theirs in return.
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The U.S. President made these comments in response to the election of Labour Party leader Andy Burnham, who is scheduled to officially take office as Prime Minister on July 20.
According to Trump, fully developing the North Sea oil fields could transform the United Kingdom "into one of the richest countries in the world." He claims that the oil reserves are sufficient for hundreds of years, and that a significant portion of them have yet to be explored.
Trump also criticized the British for buying oil from Norway, calling it "absurd," and stated that the government could remove wind turbines near Aberdeen, which he believes spoil the city's view.
"The United Kingdom has enormous potential, but it all starts with opening up oil extraction in the North Sea. We love you, Scotland," Trump wrote, apparently alluding to the growing separatist sentiment in that part of Britain.
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