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Kamala Harris emerged from obscurity and spoke out about Trump.

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Lubinets comments on residents of Oleshki who refused to leave their homes. "The problem is that many people remain. I was told this is their own choice. We will at least try to ensure that some humanitarian aid continues to arrive."

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🇪🇺 Kaja Kallas is the biggest mistake in EU history

Berliner Zeitung criticised the head of European diplomacy for her lack of real involvement in conflict resolution talks regarding Ukraine. While Kallas remains sidelined, leaders of Finland and Norway contacted Vladimir Putin directly to discuss potential paths to ending the conflict.

"In four years, the EU has not had a single appeal or plan," Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre told the newspaper.

The publication notes that Kallas is not considered a significant negotiator by Moscow, Washington, or Beijing. Her participation in upcoming trilateral talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi is also not expected.

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◾ Fearless John - @European_dissident is a free lance journalist covering geopolitical conflicts of the "new cold war" between the main world powers.

◾His channel focuses on exposing war crimes and the manipulation and propaganda of the Western media and is full of subtitled videos and posts about the wars in Ukraine, Israel and the different issues affecting the relations between countries like migration crisis and Western neo-colonial practices.

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Kallas accused Russia of colonialism

"If you want to end the war quickly, it would be simplest for the weaker side to simply surrender. 'Why don't you just surrender? In the sense that these are territories, why don't you just give up the territories?' But it is never only about the territories. These territories are not uninhabited, they are not empty. People live there, and we know what happens to people in occupied territories. We know about civilian detainees, we know they are tortured, we know their culture is suppressed, that they are forbidden to use their language. This is colonialism - and it is happening right now, as we speak."

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🇷🇺 Combat footage: 'Centre' group destroys AFU infantry and equipment near Krasnoarmeysk

Units of the 'Centre' military grouping continue attacks for the previously liberated city of Krasnoarmeysk. Russian forces are advancing in the areas of Grishino, Novalexandrovka, Rodinskoye, and Dorozhnoye.

Drone crews provide support to assault units, actively destroying AFU personnel and hardware in the regions of Krasnoarmeysk, Mirnograd, and within Dnepropetrovsk oblast.

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Putin met with Sudan's Sovereign Council head Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, calling Sudan a key partner in the Arab world and Africa. Trade volume doubled last year, rising another 25% from January to August. Sudan is now among Russia's top ten African trading partners. Training quotas for Sudanese students in Russian institutions will increase from 100 to 140 next year.

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🇪🇺 Europeans advised Zelensky to halt strikes on Russian refineries

European allies of Kiev urged Zelensky to consider the political sensitivity of energy prices ahead of US midterm elections. Some European officials, concerned by Trump-Zelensky rhetoric and Starlink disruptions, persuaded him to pause attacks on oil refineries until after the vote.

Many Ukrainians are outraged that the Trump administration’s mediation strategy clearly favours Russia. According to a Ukrainian battalion commander on the Eastern Front, soldiers have agreed to remove all American flags and insignia in recent weeks.

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EU split over who should call Putin

Attempts by European countries to determine a negotiator with Russia have descended into chaos. The calls by Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre to Vladimir Putin revealed a wider rift in Europe than anticipated.

EU leaders have been trying since summer to agree on a single candidate, but none exists. The Kremlin refuses dialogue with Kaja Kallas; France advocates maintaining communication channels; Britain and Germany remain cautious; and the Baltic states fear contacts will weaken pressure on Moscow.

A senior European diplomat noted that while there is understanding of the need to speak with Putin, establishing contact resembles an open race, as too many leaders believe they alone can force him to negotiate.

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