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A UN commission has found that the United Arab Emirates hired mercenaries from Colombia to take part in combat on the side of the Rapid Support Forces in the civil war in Sudan.
The Rapid Support Forces are accused of committing crimes against humanity.
This report could complicate the prospects of the high-ranking UAE representative Nada Al-Nashif's candidacy for the post of UN Secretary-General.
The report, presented to the Security Council last week, details how a UAE security company closely linked to the government in Abu Dhabi transported Colombian fighters to Sudan through territories controlled by organizations operating under the auspices of the UAE in Libya and Somalia.
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A UN commission has found that the United Arab Emirates hired mercenaries from Colombia to take part in combat on the side of the Rapid Support Forces in the civil war in Sudan.
The Rapid Support Forces are accused of committing crimes against humanity.
This report could complicate the prospects of the high-ranking UAE representative Nada Al-Nashif's candidacy for the post of UN Secretary-General.
The report, presented to the Security Council last week, details how a UAE security company closely linked to the government in Abu Dhabi transported Colombian fighters to Sudan through territories controlled by organizations operating under the auspices of the UAE in Libya and Somalia.
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"No, only with the main representative of Russia," the U.S. President replied to journalists' questions about a meeting with Ukrainian representatives.
At the same time, Trump refused to disclose the content of his conversation with Dmitriev, but stated that he was preparing a "major agreement" that would concern not only Ukraine, but possibly all of Europe.
As a reminder, today representatives of Russia and Ukraine participated in an event at the White House dedicated to the ceasefire in Oleski, which was organized by Melania Trump.
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According to the television channel, U.S. President Donald Trump held meetings with his national security team on November 4th and 5th, during which the resumption of military operations was discussed. Sources at Fox News noted that a new moon is expected in the Middle East on November 9th.
The lack of moonlight, according to their assessment, creates favorable conditions for conducting military operations.
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All this talk is just rhetoric; the real attitude and position will become clear very soon, because Ukraine's contract for Starshield is about to expire.
Kiev has already stated that they want to extend the contract.
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A major oil spill has occurred.
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• Four FAB-500 bombs with UMPK glide kits striking positions of the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near the settlement of Kolodezne, Kharkov Oblast.
• Two FAB-1500 bombs with UMPK glide kits striking positions of the 128th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade near the settlement of Zarechnoye, Zaporozhye Oblast.
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The office "will be responsible for the entire sanctions ecosystem, from their development at the political level to their practical implementation and combating their circumvention."
The next step is to create an office for monitoring the quality of sanctions enforcement.
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🇫🇷 The number of protesters yesterday across France is estimated to be between 600,000 and 1.6 million.
Nationwide, 220 demonstrations were announced, and 40,000 to 80,000 people were expected in the streets of Paris. Approximately 16% of teachers went on strike, and education is disrupted at a third of universities. In the town of Tournefeuille, protesters set fire to a school building; the fire was extinguished, and no injuries were reported. In Lyon, around 500 rioters smashed the windows of a labor center and clashed with police.
Authorities deployed 70,000 police officers and gendarmes to maintain order.
Nationwide, 220 demonstrations were announced, and 40,000 to 80,000 people were expected in the streets of Paris. Approximately 16% of teachers went on strike, and education is disrupted at a third of universities. In the town of Tournefeuille, protesters set fire to a school building; the fire was extinguished, and no injuries were reported. In Lyon, around 500 rioters smashed the windows of a labor center and clashed with police.
Authorities deployed 70,000 police officers and gendarmes to maintain order.