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Mystery as Russia abruptly flips nuclear drill scenario
Russia's nuclear drills relocated closer to NATO borders this week, in a military district formed after Finland joined the alliance.
www.newsweek.com
wow.....
Moscow could deploy ICBMs in Mexico, Russian TV claims
Anchors on the program 60 Minutes discussed the prospect of missiles being fired from countries friendly to Russia.
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You do realize that the article you linked is a statement from a media personality and not a government official?
Fuck me....why am I even asking. I know he doesn't know. Never mind.
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China Mocks Zelensky 'Peace Summit': No Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Bails Early
The Chinese state-run newspaper Global Times declared the Ukrainian "peace summit" in Lucerne, Switzerland, this weekend a failure.
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An official from Netanyahu's office said the war cabinet was no longer relevant after the emergency unity government ended.
"The cabinet was in the coalition agreement with Gantz at his request," Netanyahu, reportedly said. "As soon as Gantz left, there was no need for a cabinet anymore."
In its place, a spokesperson for Netanyahu's office said his security cabinet will now meet more frequently and hold ad-hoc "security consultations" with Defense Minister Gallant when needed.
www.upi.com
"The cabinet was in the coalition agreement with Gantz at his request," Netanyahu, reportedly said. "As soon as Gantz left, there was no need for a cabinet anymore."
In its place, a spokesperson for Netanyahu's office said his security cabinet will now meet more frequently and hold ad-hoc "security consultations" with Defense Minister Gallant when needed.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dissolves war cabinet - UPI.com
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he dissolved his war cabinet on Sunday after centrist and military veteran Benny Gantz resigned last week, saying his security cabinet will oversee its issues.
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Nils Fiechter, the leader of the youth wing of the Swiss Peoples’ Party (the largest party in the Swiss Parliament’s lower house), courageously calling out the disgraceful betrayal of Switzerland’s famous neutrality:
“The conference will achieve nothing. The whole thing is an absolute farce. Switzerland is allowing Ukraine to dictate who may or may not be invited to this conference and it is allowing it to turn into a Zelenskyy show. Now we are in danger, and it's a great danger, of Switzerland allowing itself to be drawn into a world war.“
“The conference will achieve nothing. The whole thing is an absolute farce. Switzerland is allowing Ukraine to dictate who may or may not be invited to this conference and it is allowing it to turn into a Zelenskyy show. Now we are in danger, and it's a great danger, of Switzerland allowing itself to be drawn into a world war.“
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The countdown to war with Lebanon has begun. With failed negotiations and increasing threats from Hezbollah, Israel believes military action is inevitable. A major conflict could start within hours or days and will be far worse than what Israel just faced in Gaza.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday said that Israel was prepared to pause fighting in Gaza for a partial deal in exchange for the return of a number of hostages held by Hamas, but insisted the war will not end until the terror group is destroyed.
Netanyahu also said the phase of intense fighting in the Gaza Strip was winding down as Israel increasingly readies for a potential flareup Lebanon’s Hezbollah intensifies its cross-border attacks on Israel, in his first interview with a Hebrew-language outlet since Hamas’s October 7 terror onslaught.
Asked whether he was prepared to reach an agreement with Hamas after the high-intensity phase of the conflict is over that would constitute a commitment to end the war, Netanyahu said: “No. I’m not prepared to end the war and leave Hamas in place. I am prepared to do a partial deal, that’s no secret, that would return some of the people to us.”
“But we are obligated to continue the fighting after a pause in order to complete our goal of destroying Hamas,” he told the right-wing Channel 14 program “The Patriots.” “I’m not prepared to give up on that.”
Netanyahu also said the phase of intense fighting in the Gaza Strip was winding down as Israel increasingly readies for a potential flareup Lebanon’s Hezbollah intensifies its cross-border attacks on Israel, in his first interview with a Hebrew-language outlet since Hamas’s October 7 terror onslaught.
Asked whether he was prepared to reach an agreement with Hamas after the high-intensity phase of the conflict is over that would constitute a commitment to end the war, Netanyahu said: “No. I’m not prepared to end the war and leave Hamas in place. I am prepared to do a partial deal, that’s no secret, that would return some of the people to us.”
“But we are obligated to continue the fighting after a pause in order to complete our goal of destroying Hamas,” he told the right-wing Channel 14 program “The Patriots.” “I’m not prepared to give up on that.”
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Marine Le Pen promises French far right will rein in aid to Ukraine 
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Hamas clears the way for a possible cease-fire in Gaza after dropping key demand, officials say
The group’s approval came after it received “verbal commitments and guarantees” from the mediators that the war won’t be resumed and that negotiations will continue until a permanent cease-fire is reached.
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France's election ends up with no clear majority. This is what could happen next
Voters chose to give a broad leftist coalition the most parliamentary seats in pivotal polls, keeping the far right away from power.
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What about Macron?
The president’s term runs until 2027, and he has said he will not step down before its end.
With no majority and no possibility to implement his own plans, Macron comes out weakened from the elections.
In line with France’s constitution, he still holds some powers over foreign policy, European affairs and defense and is in charge of negotiating and ratifying international treaties. The president is also the commander-in-chief of the country’s armed forces, and holds the nuclear codes.
There’s a possibility the new prime minister would be unable or unwilling to seriously challenge Macron’s defense and foreign policy powers, and would focus instead on domestic politics.
The prime minister is accountable to parliament, leads the government and introduces bills.
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We can debate whether or not Macron gamed the system and I would agree that he did but saying the election was "stolen" is not really accurate. Truth of the matter is, 2/3 of the people voted for either a socialist or communist candidate. They got what they voted for. Fuck the French. I hope their economy and country collapses.
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And same with Britain. Fuck them too.
The difference is in our country, we can't really say Biden won and half the country suspect fraud. But if the election were on the up and up and Biden really did win, then I'd have little sympathy for these fools living in their parent's basement.
The difference is in our country, we can't really say Biden won and half the country suspect fraud. But if the election were on the up and up and Biden really did win, then I'd have little sympathy for these fools living in their parent's basement.
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This isnt exactly accurate.
The "right" had more votes (considerably more) than either the leftists or the Communists. These other two only ended up with the final tally they did because Macron and their Communists stooges apparently paid off or promised other favors to a couple hundred candidates to drop out of the race.
If I was a "normal" French citizen that voted for change (and over ten million did) and then saw how this played out, I'd be thinking seriously about bringing the guillotine back for some serious usage.
The numbers below makes no sense whatsoever. They ended up with 339 seats for the extreme left v only 142 on the right, even though the right got 43% of the final votes. The left managed 70% of the house seats vs less than 30% for the opposition. And again, they only got to these final numbers because of the bullshit Macron and the leftists pulled by getting so many candidates to surprisingly drop out, after seeing their party get obliterated in initial voting.
NPF (socialist): 7M votes, 180 seats. Macron's party: 6.6M votes, 159 seats. RN ("far-right"): 10.1M votes, 142 seats. This disparity is the result of Macron and socialists conspiring against LePen. 200 candidates dropped in specific regions, coalescing their parties against RN.
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I thought I read that Britain's results were because "conservative" voters all basically stayed home, in protest over what the people they had been voting in had done for 20 years or so (Britain has supposedly had a "conservative" government for a long time, yet everything they did reeks of extreme leftism). Ultimately there was no difference between the two parties there, their "conservative" party was very similar to the band of Rino's we have here. All of them imposters who were stooges for the left.