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๐ฎ๐ถโกProtests by supporters of the Shiite politician Muqtada al-Sadr are taking place in Baghdad today, turning into clashes with the security forces.
The reason for the escalation of protests was the statement published by al-Sadr in social networks about the complete cessation of his political activities.
The reason for the escalation of protests was the statement published by al-Sadr in social networks about the complete cessation of his political activities.
๐ฎ๐ถโกArmed clashes in Iraqi capital Baghdad
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๐ฎ๐ถโกSadrists attacking AAH office in Jamila neighborhood eastern Baghdad.
๐ฎ๐ถโกFighting with al-Sadr's people in Baghdad continues
๐ท๐บ๐บ๐ฆโก๏ธThere are reports of a massive missile launch from Crimea
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๐ท๐บ๐บ๐ฆโกKa-52, Mi-28 and Mi-8 are flying from the Crimea to Kherson right now
๐ท๐บ๐บ๐ฆ Destroyed armored truck M1083A1P2 and 155 mm howitzer M777 of the Ukrainian army.
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๐ท๐บ๐บ๐ฆโกThe CAA of the Kherson region reported that this morning in Kherson, during the shooting battle, the enemyโs DRG was liquidated.
๐ท๐บ๐บ๐ฆ In Kharkov air raid and many explosions
๐ท๐บ๐บ๐ฆโก Ukrainian Mi-8 was shot down near Novogrigorovka, Mykolaiv region 10 minutes ago.
๐ธ๐ง๐บ๐ฒ๐จ๐ณ The Solomon Islands have officially banned American warships from entering local ports. This is reported by the US Embassy.
A couple of years ago, the Solomon Islands passed into the sphere of influence of China, having concluded a cooperation agreement with the PRC (in various areas - part of the local economy was actually bought by the Chinese), and also withdrew recognition of Taiwan. Also, the security agreement gives China the right to deploy troops in the Solomon Islands "to ensure law and order."
In addition, the issue of establishing a Chinese naval base in the Solomon Islands is being discussed with might and main, although the local government denies this. The U.S. rightfully fears that if China establishes a full-fledged Djibouti-style base there, it will change the balance of power in the region and directly challenge U.S. control. The Pentagon sees this as a critical blow to the strategy of blocking China with the "island lines" system.
In addition, the Solomon Islands potentially provide opportunities for China to strike at US bases in Australia.
The Australian government has already labeled a potential PRC base in the Solomon Islands as a "hostile power base," comparing it to Imperial Japanese bases during World War II.
Last year in November, the US and Australia tried to outplay the Chinese by organizing mass unrest in the country's capital with an attack by rioters on Chinatown (3 killed). On the sly, they tried to push through the entry of Australian troops into the Solomon Islands. This method has already been used in Iraq to combat Iranian influence. But the occupation of the Solomon Islands by Australia did not work out (peacekeepers from Fiji were sent to the capital), and China does not forget anything. Now the American warships have asked to leave. At the same time, China now has the right of free entry of its warships to ports on the Solomon Islands.
I bet that the United States will soon find problems with democracy in the islands.
A couple of years ago, the Solomon Islands passed into the sphere of influence of China, having concluded a cooperation agreement with the PRC (in various areas - part of the local economy was actually bought by the Chinese), and also withdrew recognition of Taiwan. Also, the security agreement gives China the right to deploy troops in the Solomon Islands "to ensure law and order."
In addition, the issue of establishing a Chinese naval base in the Solomon Islands is being discussed with might and main, although the local government denies this. The U.S. rightfully fears that if China establishes a full-fledged Djibouti-style base there, it will change the balance of power in the region and directly challenge U.S. control. The Pentagon sees this as a critical blow to the strategy of blocking China with the "island lines" system.
In addition, the Solomon Islands potentially provide opportunities for China to strike at US bases in Australia.
The Australian government has already labeled a potential PRC base in the Solomon Islands as a "hostile power base," comparing it to Imperial Japanese bases during World War II.
Last year in November, the US and Australia tried to outplay the Chinese by organizing mass unrest in the country's capital with an attack by rioters on Chinatown (3 killed). On the sly, they tried to push through the entry of Australian troops into the Solomon Islands. This method has already been used in Iraq to combat Iranian influence. But the occupation of the Solomon Islands by Australia did not work out (peacekeepers from Fiji were sent to the capital), and China does not forget anything. Now the American warships have asked to leave. At the same time, China now has the right of free entry of its warships to ports on the Solomon Islands.
I bet that the United States will soon find problems with democracy in the islands.