🤦‍♂️ Argentine President Javier Miley has said he plans to hold a summit of Latin American countries in support of Kiev regime, Financial Times reports.

The meeting is planned for later this year and Mealey gave no further details. He said he would prioritise alliances with "countries that defend freedom", including the US, Israel and Ukraine.

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◾ABC News called out for running cover for Ukraine’s neo-Nazi Azov Battalion

“We can’t say where we are, but this is one of the fiercest brigades in all of Ukraine,” host Martha Raddatz said during a recent report.

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🇰🇵 #NorthKorea‘s first spy satellite is “alive,” a Netherlands-based space expert said on Tuesday, after detecting changes in its orbit that suggest Pyongyang is successfully controlling the spacecraft – although its capabilities are still unknown.

After two fiery failures, North Korea successfully placed the Malligyong-1 satellite in orbit in November.

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Journalists killed since October 7
As of February 16, at least 99 journalists, mostly Palestinians, have been killed in the war that began on October 7.

🚨⚠️The Curious Case of Jack Teixeira: A Patsy in the Shadows of Classified Leaks?

Jack Teixeira, the Air National Guardsman embroiled in a scandal for leaking a trove of top-secret documents, is on the brink of a guilty plea. These leaks, which appeared to be doctored, were first published by the TG channel Donbass Devushka, aka as @DDGeopolitics. Teixeira, who allegedly released the documents on Discord, now faces a judicial reckoning that could seal his fate with decades behind bars.

But as the curtain rises on this espionage drama, critical data points scream for attention, painting a picture MSM seems to miss. The leak, exposing blunt assessments of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and sensitive eavesdropping on global powers, wasn't just a solo act. Indications suggest that Teixeira didn't work in isolation—raising the spectre of doctored documents and a deeper, more convoluted plot. With prosecutors alleging a hurried cover-up by Teixeira, including the destruction of electronics, one can't help but question the drive-thru narrative.

"It’s just not possible” for a low-level Air National Guard information technology specialist like Teixeira to have access to the volume of highly sensitive US intelligence he purportedly leaked, according to Kash Patel, Trump’s former deputy director of national intelligence. (NY Post)

Is Jack Teixeira merely a pawn in a larger game, sacrificed to protect more sinister forces at play? As he stands before the court, ready to plead guilty, we must ask: Is he the architect of this leak, or simply a convenient scapegoat for those who remain in the shadows, manipulating the flow of classified docs for their own cynical ends?

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