❗️Yemen hospitals overwhelmed as war casualties surge, Red Cross warns
Hospitals across #Yemen are struggling to treat a sharp increase in wounded people along several front lines, with some facilities admitting more than 700 casualties in a single week, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) warned today.
Hospitals in #Marib, #Taiz and along the Red Sea coast have reported unprecedented numbers of wounded, according to the agency, as medical staff face mounting pressure amid shortages of surgical supplies, anesthesia, oxygen and essential medicines.@thecradlemedia
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Yemen: 'Bombs fall from the sky day and night': Civilians under fire in northern Yemen - Amnesty International *2015
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Accountability for Saudi violations in Yemen
Hospitals across #Yemen are struggling to treat a sharp increase in wounded people along several front lines, with some facilities admitting more than 700 casualties in a single week, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) warned today.
Hospitals in #Marib, #Taiz and along the Red Sea coast have reported unprecedented numbers of wounded, according to the agency, as medical staff face mounting pressure amid shortages of surgical supplies, anesthesia, oxygen and essential medicines.@thecradlemedia
video @mtodaynews
Saudi Arabia launched more than 300,000 airstrikes on Yemen since 2015. The blockade killed 500,000 Yemeni civilians’ — Hussain Al-Bukhaiti, Yemeni journalist
‘Western media make it look like the war started 2 months ago’
Yemen: 'Bombs fall from the sky day and night': Civilians under fire in northern Yemen - Amnesty International *2015
Yemen - Starvation Accountability
Accountability for Saudi violations in Yemen
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It gets stranger and stranger. The man who jumped into the tiger's enclosure was a BBC child actor who portrayed Edward Jenner, the conman who first claimed "vaccines" worked, while injuring & maiming his patients instead. 📱 ROBINMG
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"In a statement, his family said that he had suffered from "significant mental illness" over a number of years and had been prescribed "strong medication".
His family added: "It will be for the coroner to decide what part this played in his death. We would ask everybody to respect that process."
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"In a statement, his family said that he had suffered from "significant mental illness" over a number of years and had been prescribed "strong medication".
His family added: "It will be for the coroner to decide what part this played in his death. We would ask everybody to respect that process."
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It gets stranger and stranger. The man who jumped into the tiger's enclosure was a BBC child actor who portrayed Edward Jenner, the conman who first claimed "vaccines" worked, while injuring & maiming his patients instead.
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Funny enough, people rage-bating Valve over it, but the issue is purely legal: the new law in Japan forced them to do this.
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WATCH | Yemeni Armed Forces (Ansarallah) releases footage showing the repulsion of Saudi-backed forces at Dhubab Airport, the burning and capture of several military vehicles, and the capture of several fighters.
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Trump declares 'massive' oil, gas exploration in 'our new Greenland'
His words come weeks after Washington secured permanent military control over Greenland, following months of annexation threats
His words come weeks after Washington secured permanent military control over Greenland, following months of annexation threats
Trump-linked oil firm to begin drilling in Greenland without official permission: Report | The Cradle
#Nuuk states that the landing of the drilling equipment was never authorized, even as the energy company plans to begin drilling in October
Greenland Energy, a US oil company established last year with ties to President Donald Trump, recently unloaded drilling equipment on Greenland's eastern coast without securing permission from local authorities.
Greenland's Department of Industry and Minerals issued a “strong warning” that it had authorized neither the shipment nor its arrival on shore, stating that every logistical step tied to the project must be cleared in advance by the mineral resources authority.
Residents of the thinly populated Jameson Land region had watched a tug haul a barge toward the coast and offload roughly a dozen containers. The equipment was brought in for planned oil exploration drilling at Nunap Qeqqa, according to the government statement
#Greenland #USEmpire #Colonization
#Nuuk states that the landing of the drilling equipment was never authorized, even as the energy company plans to begin drilling in October
Greenland Energy, a US oil company established last year with ties to President Donald Trump, recently unloaded drilling equipment on Greenland's eastern coast without securing permission from local authorities.
Greenland's Department of Industry and Minerals issued a “strong warning” that it had authorized neither the shipment nor its arrival on shore, stating that every logistical step tied to the project must be cleared in advance by the mineral resources authority.
Residents of the thinly populated Jameson Land region had watched a tug haul a barge toward the coast and offload roughly a dozen containers. The equipment was brought in for planned oil exploration drilling at Nunap Qeqqa, according to the government statement
#Greenland #USEmpire #Colonization
Books or Bombs? France’s Student Revolt vs. NATO’s Spending Push | MintPress
For the third week in a row, high school students across France are taking to the streets demanding more investment in their education. They want more teachers, smaller classes, decent school buildings and a public education system that works for poor and working-class students.
But their struggle comes at a moment when France faces mounting pressure to cut public spending while dramatically increasing its military budget. The question at the heart of this uprising goes far beyond education: Will France invest in its young people—or in missiles, weapons and war? Books or bombs?
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#France #StudentProtest #Education vs #NATO #EU #Ukraine
For the third week in a row, high school students across France are taking to the streets demanding more investment in their education. They want more teachers, smaller classes, decent school buildings and a public education system that works for poor and working-class students.
But their struggle comes at a moment when France faces mounting pressure to cut public spending while dramatically increasing its military budget. The question at the heart of this uprising goes far beyond education: Will France invest in its young people—or in missiles, weapons and war? Books or bombs?
The government’s response has only deepened the anger. Instead of addressing students’ demands, authorities have unleashed riot police, tear gas, grenades and mass arrests. More than 7,500 people have reportedly been arrested since the protests began, most of them minors.
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#France #StudentProtest #Education vs #NATO #EU #Ukraine
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For the First Time Ever, Putin Said 'THIS' About the Internet. | The Russian Dude
Vladimir Putin has finally revealed what his government is planning for the future of Russia, and the consequences could be far more serious than millions of Russians realize. As internet restrictions, mobile network disruptions, VPN crackdowns, and censorship continue spreading across the country, Putin has publicly defended these measures in the name of national security.
But what does this tell us about the Kremlin's long-term strategy, and why is the Russian government increasingly willing to sacrifice economic development, technological freedom, and public satisfaction to maintain political control?
#Russia
Vladimir Putin has finally revealed what his government is planning for the future of Russia, and the consequences could be far more serious than millions of Russians realize. As internet restrictions, mobile network disruptions, VPN crackdowns, and censorship continue spreading across the country, Putin has publicly defended these measures in the name of national security.
But what does this tell us about the Kremlin's long-term strategy, and why is the Russian government increasingly willing to sacrifice economic development, technological freedom, and public satisfaction to maintain political control?
#Russia
Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky whines in front of unelected #UK prime minister Andy Burnham that Elon Musk and the U.S. has apparently restricted #Starlink for the Ukrainian Nazis.
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11 Starlink Antennas Set Ablaze in Bulgaria in Suspected Sabotage Attack
Two masked men allegedly set fire to 11 of 17 antennas used for Starlink satellite communications at a restricted facility near Sofia, according to Bulgarian MP Ivaylo Mirchev.
On Starlink, we are asking to switch it on - Zelensky begging Musk for Starlink.
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From 2015-2022, the Saudi-led coalition conducted 25k+ air raids over Yemen, with hundreds more carried out since the July 2026 escalation.
Saudi Arabia possesses 900+ military aircraft, including 150+ F-15 and 72 Eurofighter Typhoon jets, plus AWACS, SIGINT and aerial refuelling support and US intel assistance. On paper, it’s the most powerful air force in the region after Israel’s.
But despite near-total conventional superiority, Riyadh and its allies have not been able to defeat Ansar Allah, which has no air force, nor stop the targeting of its infrastructure (such attacks have only intensified).
Just as the US and Israel discovered in Iran, their Saudi counterparts are finding out that air superiority means nothing if you can’t find, target and destroy the enemy’s hard points.
Emerging from the mountainous highlands of Saada, Ansar Allah’s home province provides fighters extensive natural and manmade cover. The region’s jagged limestone and volcanic rock formations are perfect for carving, and extremely dense and durable.
When the Saudis began their air campaign in 2015, the Houthis started engineering large-scale bases and workshops in the mountains, fitting them with thick concrete ceilings, industrial vents, blast doors and safety systems.
Yemen’s experience with fortress building goes back to the 70s, when President Saleh ordered the creation of extensive network of underground strategic command centers and Scud missile bases with East German, Soviet and North Korean engineering help.
When coalition strikes hit these sites, they temporarily block entrances, damage ventilation or cause cosmetic damage, but the bases’ inhabitants and their contents are left unharmed.
The only conceivable way Riyadh could hope to seriously degrade Houthi capabilities in this area would be to use US GBU-57 munitions. But these are only carried by B-2 bombers, and the US has as few as 6 left in its inventory after using 14 in last year’s Iran strikes.
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