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UKRAINE IS NOT FOR SALE.

Ukraine’s deputy permanent representative to the United Nations has declared that Kyiv will not cross any red lines on sovereignty or territory in negotiations with Russia, responding directly to a US-drafted peace proposal while warning that Moscow continues to escalate violence against civilians.

Speaking at a UN Security Council meeting, Kristina Gayovishin said Ukraine is prepared to engage constructively on a draft peace plan received from the American side, but insisted that any process must respect the country’s territorial integrity and sovereign rights.

“Ukraine has officially received from the American side a draft plan. We outline the fundamental principles that matter to our people. We agree to work on the plan's provisions in a way that would bring about a just end to the war.”

“In this context, allow me to make several critical points.”

“1. First, while Ukraine stands ready to engage in meaningful negotiations to end this war including at the leaders’ level our red lines are clear and unwavering. There will never be any recognition, formal or otherwise, of Ukrainian territory temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation as Russian. Our land is not for sale.”

“Ukraine will not accept any limits on its right to self-defense or on the size and capabilities of our Armed Forces. Nor will we tolerate any infringement on our sovereignty, including our sovereign right to choose the alliances we want to join. Any genuine peace process must respect a fundamental principle: nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, and nothing about Europe without Europe.”

“And let me be equally clear: we will not reward the genocidal intent that underpins Russian aggression by undermining our identity, including our language.”

“2. Second, support for Ukraine is indispensable. Peace requires strengthened security and sustained financial assistance to Ukraine. Reinforcing Ukraine's defense capabilities is not an escalation — it is the only path to compelling Russia to engage constructively in international peace efforts. In this regard, we express profound gratitude to all partners and allies. This support is an investment in the rules-based international order and global peace.”

“3. Third, the Kremlin regime will not stop unless it is stopped through unyielding and concerted pressure. There is only one realistic path to ending this war: Russia must be compelled to retreat — economically, politically, and militarily.”

Incredible speech from the UN Security Council.

UKRAINE IS NOT FOR SALE.

“Ukraine has officially received from the American side a draft plan. We outline the fundamental principles that matter to our people. We agree to work on the plan's provisions in a way that would bring… pic.twitter.com/u3uW6txP2k

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https://www.kyivpost.com/post/64691

thesicilian:
I thought they were all allies of Israel, so what changed?

They are still allies, but at some point they need to take a stand. The images and videos coming out of Gaza in the past few months are indefensible.

Israel has really overplayed its hands. I can't believe they have managed the situation so badly that the tide is now turning in favour of Palestine.

France first, then UK, who is next?

The British government has said it will officially recognise Palestine as a state in September - unless Israel meets certain conditions.

The UK follows France, which recently said it would also recognise Palestine as a state before the UN conference in September.

Ireland, Spain and Norway all officially recognised a Palestinian state last year.

Britain has long maintained that recognising Palestine as a state must be on condition of direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

More than 200 MPs, including Labour chair of the Commons foreign affairs committee Emily Thornberry, have called on Foreign Secretary David Lammy to immediately recognise a Palestinian state.

Other Labour ministers had said recognising Palestine as a state would undermine Britain's position as an impartial broker in the war.

Ministers have previously said they were committed to recognising a Palestinian state but would only do so "at a time that is most conducive to the peace process".

Just before last summer's election, Sir Keir said recognising Palestine as a state could jeopardise the UK's relationship with the US.

The US, under Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, have maintained a veto policy when it comes to recognising a Palestinian state at the UN Security Council.
However, Sir Keir Starmer had previously indicated he would not budge on the issue, saying he "very strongly" believes the only long-term solution to the Israel-Gaza conflict is a two-state solution.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufI2ZolhDiQ

https://news.sky.com/story/uk-to-recognise-palestine-as-a-state-in-september-unless-israel-meets-conditions-13399534

I thought Israel has killed all the Hamas leadership and are in total control of Gaza, so who is negotiating on behalf of Hamas?

Companies in the private sector lost 33,000 jobs in June, payroll processing firm ADP said Wednesday.

The figure is well below economists’ estimates of a gain of 95,000 jobs and down from the prior month’s revised reading of 29,000.

"Though layoffs continue to be rare, a hesitancy to hire and a reluctance to replace departing workers led to job losses last month," said Nela Richardson, ADP's chief economist. "Still, the slowdown in hiring has yet to disrupt pay growth."

Professional and business services experienced the most job losses in June with a decline of 56,000, according to ADP. Education and health services lost 52,000 and financial services lost 14,000.

Manufacturing added 15,000 positions, leading job creation in June. Trade, transportation and utilities gained 14,000 jobs, construction added 9,000 and natural resources and mining added 8,000.

Large businesses – those with 500 or more employees – added 30,000 jobs in the month. Businesses with 50 to 499 employees lost 15,000 workers. Establishments with fewer than 50 employees lost 47,000 jobs.

Annual pay for job-stayers decreased to 4.4% from 4.5% while annual pay for job changers fell to 6.8% from 7%.

The ADP data is released before the Labor Department's nonfarm payrolls report, which is due on Friday morning and can differ notably. The government data is expected to show an increase of 110,000 positions, below the 139,000 reported in May.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/private-sector-lost-33000-jobs-june-well-below-expectations-adp-says

Smartcitizen:
If we have a wonderful legal system, why should Nigerians sue a company operating in Nigeria in the UK?

We go to school in UK,

Tinubu and Wike go to hospital in UK and France,

The same thing with vacation..... one day they will ask you to go and vote for them in the UK and you will still clap for them for doing that.


Clap for yourself.

You don't have to keep exposing your ignorance here. If truly you "go school", you should have read the first line of the article which literarily says "Shell plc and its former Nigerian subsidiary". The subsidiary responsible no longer operates in Nigeria, they sold it last year, which is why they are holding the parent company responsible.

So tell me again should they have sued Shell plc in your village high court?

Smartcitizen:
Tinubu and Wike has finished our judiciary.

Anyway if you like vote a cow again Na for your body.


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Oh the irony in your name 😂

What does this have to do with Tinubu and Wike? Shell is UK company and they were sued in the UK by the affected communities. Do you want them to sue Shell in your village court?

Alvin007:
Tell that to the celebs buying it on a daily.

They only sold 40,000 out of the predicted 250,000 annual sales, that is 16% of the target. Nobody wants poorly designed, overhyped car that has been recalled 8 times in the last one year.

Elon Musk’s polygonal pickup is a polarizing sales flop that's missed the billionaire’s volume goal by a staggering 84%. And there’s no sign that things are improving.

The list of famous auto industry flops is long and storied, topped by stinkers like Ford’s Edsel and exploding Pinto and General Motors’s unsightly Pontiac Aztek crossover SUV. Even John Delorean’s sleek, stainless steel DMC-12, iconic from its role in the “Back To The Future” films, was a sales dud that drove the company to bankruptcy.

Elon Musk’s pet project, the dumpster-driving Tesla Cybertruck, now tops that list.

After a little over a year at market, sales of the 6,600-pound vehicle, priced from $82,000, are laughably below what Musk predicted. Its lousy reputation for quality–with eight recalls in the past 13 months, the latest for body panels that fall off–and polarizing look made it a punchline for comedians. Unlike past auto flops that just looked ridiculous or sold badly, Musk’s truck is also a focal point for global Tesla protests spurred by the billionaire’s job-slashing DOGE role and MAGA politics.

“It’s right up there with Edsel,” said Eric Noble, president of consultancy CARLAB and a professor at ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena, California (Tesla design chief Franz von Holzhausen, who styled Cybertruck for Musk, is a graduate of its famed transportation design program). “It’s a huge swing and a huge miss.”

“I do zero market research whatsoever.” Elon Musk, November 2019

Judged solely on sales, Musk’s Cybertruck is actually doing a lot worse than Edsel, a name that’s become synonymous with a disastrous product misfire. Ford hoped to sell 200,000 Edsels a year when it hit the market in 1958, but managed just 63,000. Sales plunged in 1959 and the brand was dumped in 1960. Musk predicted that Cybertruck might see 250,000 annual sales. Tesla sold just under 40,000 in 2024, its first full year. There’s no sign that volume is rising this year, with sales trending lower in January and February, according to Cox Automotive.

And Tesla’s overall sales are plummeting this year, with deliveries tumbling 13% in the first quarter to 337,000 units, well below consensus expectations of 408,000. The company did not break out Cybertruck sales, which is lumped in with the Model S and Model X, its priciest segment. But it’s clear Cybertruck sales were hurt this quarter by the need to make recall-related fixes, Ben Kallo, an equity analyst for Baird, said in a research note. Tesla didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

The quarterly slowdown underscores the fact that when it comes to the Cybertruck, results are nowhere near the billionaire entrepreneur’s carnival barker claims. “Demand is off the charts,” he crowed during a results call in November 2023, just before the first units started shipping to customers. “We have over 1 million people who have reserved the car.” In anticipation of high sales, Tesla even modified its Austin Gigafactory so it could produce up to 250,000 Cybertrucks a year, capacity investments that aren’t likely to be recouped.

“They didn't just say they wanted to sell a lot. They capacitized to sell a lot,” said industry researcher Glenn Mercer, who leads Cleveland-based advisory firm GM Automotive. But the assumption of massive demand has proven foolhardy. And it failed to account for self-inflicted wounds that further stymied sales. Turns out the elephantine Cybertruck is either too large or non-compliant with some countries’ pedestrian safety rules, so there’s little opportunity to boost sales with exports.

“They haven’t sold a lot and it’s unlikely in this case that overseas markets can save them, even China that’s been huge for Tesla cars,” Mercer said. “It’s really just for this market.”

More than a decade before Cybertruck went into production, Musk hinted that Tesla would eventually do some kind of electric pickup. When he unveiled his design to the world for the first time, Musk was clear that he did not want a conventional aesthetic or even something that played with pickup looks a bit but was still familiar, the approach Rivian took with its R1T pickup. “Pickup trucks have been the same for 100 years,” and Cybertruck “doesn’t look like anything else,” said Musk, who earlier that month had proudly told an audience at a conference for space entrepreneurs, “I do zero market research whatsoever.”

That would be an apt tagline for Musk’s preposterous pickup. “The spectacular failure of Cybertruck was a failure of empathy,” said CARLAB’s Noble, whose company helps carmakers develop products based on consumer research. “Everything from the bed configuration to the cab configuration to its performance and all sorts of pickup truck duty-cycle issues, it’s just not empathetic to a pickup truck buyer.”

Cybertruck’s distinctive look resulted from two key forces, said a person familiar with the development process, who asked not to be identified because the information isn’t public. One was Musk’s passion for sci-fi designs. The other was an early decision to create a vehicle that didn’t need to be painted. If Tesla opted not to paint the trucks, it wouldn’t need to install a new $200 million paintshop, a big potential cost savings. And it wouldn’t have to worry about EPA scrutiny from the harmful emissions and runoff those facilities often produce.

Ultimately, Musk opted for a stainless steel exterior, the same choice Delorean made for his ill-fated sports car four decades earlier. But because Musk isn’t a production engineer, he may not have fully appreciated the challenges it presents versus aluminum or composite materials, the person said. Aside from the fact that stainless steel shows handprints–a common gripe about kitchen appliances–it’s hard to bend and likes to snap back to its original shape, one of the reasons there have been problems with Cybertruck body panels.

“This is where I think they misconstrued the tradeoff,” Mercer said. “They drooled over not spending $200 million on a paint shop, but probably spent that much trying to get the stainless steel to work.” Developing Cybertruck, including tooling expenses to make it in Austin, probably cost Tesla about $900 million, he estimated. And unlike the company’s other vehicles, like the Model 3 sedan and Model Y crossover, it doesn’t appear that the Cybertruck shares any development and production costs with other Tesla products.

“Does it have a demonstrated technology that could be used elsewhere by the company? That is not the case,” Mercer said. “Can the manufacturing plant make all this other stuff based on investments for Cybertruck? No, it can’t. An unpainted stainless steel vehicle just doesn’t have that much broad traction.”

There were bad omens from the start. At the vehicle’s unveiling in November 2019 to raucous Tesla fans in Los Angeles, a demonstration of Cybertruck’s supposedly shatter-proof “armor” glass by Musk and von Holzhausen went hilariously awry when a steel ball hurled at the vehicle busted the driver-side window twice. “Oh my fxcking God,” a chagrined Musk said. “We’ll fix it in post.”

Then there was the price. Musk had promised that a base version of the vehicle with 250 miles of range would start at $39,900. He was off by about half. Currently, the base version of the truck, ostensibly priced from $72,490, costs $82,235 before a $7,500 federal tax credit that President Trump has vowed to eliminate. It claims up to 325 miles of range–if you don’t tow anything or drive too fast. The top-end “Cyberbeast” version is $105,735 and too pricey for the credit.

Though Tesla isn’t making the entry-level version Musk promised in 2019, plunging resale values have made used Cybertrucks quite a bit more affordable, according to auto news site Jalopnik. You can get a lightly used one for less than $70,000, assuming you’re comfortable with the implied risk of vandalism. And prices could go lower still, exacerbated by about $200 million of unsold inventory the company is sitting on, Tesla fansite Electrek said this week.

In the end, Musk cursed the Cybertruck by ignoring the reasons people buy pickup trucks — to haul things around and drive well in offroad conditions. The vehicle isn’t competent at either of those things, as has been endlessly documented in scathing reviews, a steady stream of “Cybertruck fail” videos and a 280,000-member “CyberStuck” Subreddit. Adding to the embarrassment is a developing sub-genre of videos showing stymied Cybertrucks being towed to safety by Ford F-150s or GM Silverados.

“If there's anything the Detroit Three know how to do, it's full-size pickup trucks with extremely loyal buyers,” Mercer said. “He launched Cybertruck into the teeth of the hardest segment to crack.”

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alanohnsman/2025/04/03/elons-edsel-tesla-cybertruck-is-the-auto-industrys-biggest-flop-in-decades/

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Letmecum:
Oga no body scam you. At list you landed at UK. You should hustle your way na. Them carry you go UK Dem go still find work for you.

You have have no idea how the system works.

Tyson Fury has dramatically announced his retirement from boxing with immediate effect. The Gypsy King, 36, revealed the shock news in a video to his fans on Monday afternoon.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DExJbz9tNk-/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

'Hi everybody, I'm going to make this short and sweet,' he said in a clip he shared to social media. 'I'd like to announce my retirement from boxing. It's been a blast, I've loved every single minute of it. 'I'm going to end with this. Dick Turpin wore a mask. God bless everybody, see you on the other side. GET UP!'

Fury's announcement comes after he was beaten by Oleksandr Usyk via unanimous decision in their rematch in December, which saw the Ukrainian retain his unified heavyweight world titles. Fury's announcement has shocked boxing fans across the world, but some are questioning whether it is genuine, given the Gypsy King has previously retired from the sport.

Back in 2022, Fury revealed he was 'done' with boxing after beating Dillian Whyte, only to return at the end of the year after six months to fight Derek Chisora. After beating Whyte, Fury had said: 'I am done. Every good dog has its day. Like the great Roman leader said, there will always be someone else to fight. When is enough, enough?

'I am happy, I am healthy. I still have my brains, I can talk, I have a beautiful wife, I have six kids, umpteen belts. 'I have plenty of money, success, fame, glory, what more am I doing it for?' Fury defeated Chisora by TKO before he then beat former MMA star Francis Ngannou via a controversial split decision. This set up a showdown with Usyk for the undisputed heavyweight title in Saudi Arabia, but Fury was forced to pull out of the original date due to his bout with Ngannou in December 2023. It was then delayed further due after the Gypsy King suffered a nasty cut above his eye, before the rivals finally took to the ring in May in 2024.

Fury lost the bout via split decision, which was the first defeat of his professional career. As part of the contract signed for the world title showdown, Fury activated his rematch clause. However, despite an impressive display, Fury lost again, with this defeat coming via unanimous decision.

The 36-year-old had been expected to return to the ring this year in a blockbuster Battle of Britain showdown against long-time rival Anthony Joshua. The two British heavyweights have shared a long-running and bitter rivalry over the years, with constant speculation at times that a highly-anticipated fight between them will finally take place. Yet, despite strong public support for a bout and significant conjecture and negotiations, a showdown has never materialised.

Earlier this month, rumours circulated on social media that a fight had finally been agreed between Joshua and Fury in what would be dubbed as 'The Battle of Britain' and arguably the biggest fight in British boxing history. Joshua had declared a fight with Fury 'had to happen' this year, while Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh similarly outlined his support for the showdown. Earlier this month, Joshua had given further credence to the fight as he said: '2025, I am targeting Tyson Fury.'

Earlier on Monday, Eddie Hearn revealed he had booked out Wembley Stadium for the fight to potentially take place in 'May or June', but admitted it all comes down to whether Fury wanted it after the defeat by Usyk. 'Yes. We're looking to get back in the ring in May or June. If it ended up being July, it doesn't really matter,' Hearn said at the Ring Awards when asked if he has booked in a Wembley date. 'I still think it rests on Tyson Fury. Until the water settles on the defeat and where he's at mentally and what he wants to do, that's where we're really going to find out. 'Because when he looks at the options, what else is he going to do and who else is he going to fight?'

Some fans have questioned whether Fury's cryptic message at the end of his video which said 'Dick Turpin wore a mask' was a potential dig at Joshua's camp in terms of the fight negotiations. Many have suggested Fury is implying that he is not happy with AJ's camp, while he could be attempting to get a bigger share of any potential purse. If this is to be the end, Fury - who has seven children with wife Paris - will end his career with 34 wins, one draw and two losses, leaving Usyk as the only fighter to get the better of him.

Alongside Usyk, he enjoyed memorable rivalries with Deontay Wilder, who he fought three teams and beat twice, while he also defeated Chisora on three separate occasions. The Briton climbed to the summit of the sport in 2015 with a famous world-title victory over Wladimir Klitschko before then underwent a turbulent time in his life. During a period of three years outside the ring, Fury battled mental health and drug issues, with the Gypsy King accepting a backdated two-year ban from UK Anti-Doping after testing positive for a 'prohibited substance' that he claimed was due to eating wild boar.

Fury, who hails from Wythenshawe and lives in Morecambe, is estimated to have a net worth of around £130million

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-14278787/Tyson-Fury-RETIRES-boxing.html

GreyWolf01:
Take me seriously?

Dude, I could care less what you think or choose to do.

If you an adult, (educated also, I'd like to think) can't do your own research on who's neutral or biased, I truly can't help you.

You said we should read news from "neutral countries," but when asked to name them, you started speaking grammar.

The reality is that every country has its own interests, either directly or indirectly, and the same applies to the media, they all fall somewhere on the political or ideological spectrum. Claiming the existence of neutral countries or neutral news media shows you are politically naive and no one can take you seriously.

Osiris12:
E don be for this one.

Just send him back in a body bag. Case closed

Russia, Iran or China don't kill UK or British prisoners. After serving like 5-10 years in hell, they will use him to negotiate release of 5 of their citizens held in western prisons or to release seized funds

GreyWolf01:
Let me guess... CNN, BBC, Daily mail, even the financial Times and the economist eh?

Everything .Co.uk? Eh?

Maybe start reading news from "neutral countries"

What news do you expect APC to give you about labour party?

What news do you expect black to give you about white?

Use your mind.

Maybe you should start by telling us who your "neutral countries" then we can take you seriously

A British man has been captured by Russian forces while fighting for Ukraine, according to reports.

In a video circulating online, a man dressed in military clothing identifies himself as James Scott Rhys Anderson, 22, and says he formerly served in the British Army.

Russian state news agency Tass quotes a military source saying that what they call a "UK mercenary" had been "taken prisoner in the Kursk area" of Russia, part of which Ukraine has held since launching a surprise offensive in August.

The Foreign Office said it was "supporting the family of a British man following reports of his detention".

Scott Anderson, his father, said he had begged him not to go to Ukraine.

"He wanted to go out there because he thought he was doing what was right," Mr Anderson told the Daily Mail.

"I’m hoping he’ll be used as a bargaining chip, but my son told me they torture their prisoners and I’m so frightened he’ll be tortured."

Mr Anderson said he was sent the video by his son’s commander and was left "in complete shock and tears".

"I could see straight away it was him. He looks frightened, scared and worried," he added.

In the video, first posted to the Telegram messaging platform, Mr Anderson tells a man questioning him from behind a camera that he served as a private in the British Army from 2019 to 2023.

He says he joined the Ukraine's International Legion - a military unit made up of foreign volunteers - after losing his job and seeing reports on television about the war.

He says he flew to Krakow in Poland from Luton and travelled from there by bus to the Ukrainian border.

Ukraine launched a surprise attack into Kursk on 6 August, advancing up to 18 miles (29km) and taking control of around 1,000 square kilometres of Russian territory.

Russia has deployed some 50,000 troops to the region, and has begun retaking territory amid fierce fighting.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8rl6jp78dyo

GreyWolf01:
The source of this news tells you all you need to know.

What's the issue with the source? They are not the only outlet to report it

A top Russian general, along with 500 North Korean soldiers, have allegedly been killed by British Storm Shadow missiles in a devastating attack. The strike launched by Ukraine on November 20 wiped out Lt-Gen Valery Solodchuk and also resulted with 18 Putin officers reported lost, with a further 18 wounded, it has been claimed.

Earlier reports suggested that a Kim Jong-un general had also been left injured in the attack as he commanded troops backing Vladimir Putin's Ukraine invasion. The strike carried out by Ukraine was the first time UK Storm Shadow missiles had been used blast targets deep inside Russia. It is understood that the pinpoint missiles had hit a Putin command post and military facility with the scale of Russian losses now alleged to be enormous. Russian authorities have not yet confirmed losses which would be grievous to both Russia and North Korea if confirmed, and the reports are yet to be independently verified.

The Storm Shadows were targeted on November 20 at an underground military facility in Maryino on a Tsarist estate, in Kursk region. New footage shows a Storm Shadow missile involved in the attack as it flew towards its target, it is claimed.

If true, the losses may explain Putin's furious reaction - firing a new Oreshnik hypersonic missile at Dnipro, and his public boasts he had a new super weapon which was unstoppable by the West. Moscow also threatened that the use by Ukraine of NATO-supplied missiles meant Putin could legitimately hit back with nuclear missiles. The Russian officers reportedly killed are from Putin's Southern and Eastern Military Districts. The strike carried out by Ukraine was the first time UK Storm Shadow missiles had been used blast targets deep inside Russia.

US-based Global Defense Corp reported that 500 North Korean soldiers were killed alongside Russian officers, however, there was no independent confirmation. Some 10,000-plus North Koreans are believed to have been moved across Siberia to the war zone after being ordered to serve Putin by their leader Kim Jong Un. They are either currently fighting for Putin or about to be deployed. Kim's decision to inject North Korean soldiers into Russia to help in Putin's bloody war has raised concerns among Kyiv's allies who worry that the move may exacerbate what is already Europe's largest conflict since WWII.

The Storm Shadow missile attack last week hit the sanatorium of the Russian Presidential Affairs Directorate in Maryino, a former Tsarist estate, say reports. Britain's Storm Shadow missiles are capable of dodging air defences - making them a nightmare attack weapon for their enemy. The £800,000 rockets use GPS technology to precisely blast targets, and can travel through the air at 600mph.

Storm Shadow missiles have already been used by Ukraine inside its own territory for some time, but Kyiv now appears to have been granted permission to use the weapons to strike within Russia. Storm Shadow - called Scalp by the French - is a weapon equipped with a navigation system that once launched, descends to a low altitude to avoid detection before locking onto its target using an infra-red seeker. On the final approach, the missile climbs to a higher altitude to maximise the chances of hitting the target. On impact, it penetrates the target before a delayed fuse detonates the main warhead.

British Storm Shadow missiles have a range of up to 180miles, meaning Ukraine could now have the ability to strike targets inside Russia.
The UK first confirmed it would supply Ukraine with Storm Shadow missiles in May last year, for use on Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine.
Then defence secretary Ben Wallace had touted that the weapons would give Ukraine the 'best chance' of defending itself.

It comes after outgoing US President Joe Biden gave war-torn Ukraine permission to use long-range missiles to strike deep inside Russia last week. The decision was a major US policy shift and comes as Biden is about to leave office and President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to limit American support for Ukraine and end the war as soon as possible.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14120107/Top-Russian-general-500-North-Korean-soldiers-killed-British-Storm-Shadow-missiles-devastating-attack.html

https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/world/uk-begins-war-with-russia-putin-s-top-general-500-north-koreans-killed-in-storm-shadow-strike/vi-AA1uGgwt

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/31908156/russian-general-north-korean-troops-killed-british-missiles/

https://metro.co.uk/2024/11/24/uk-storm-shadow-missiles-kill-500-north-korean-troops-top-russian-general-22054898/

Trump landslide coming

Joe Biden has announced on his twitter page that he will not seek reelection at the 2024 US presidential election

https://x.com/JoeBiden/status/1815080881981190320

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misreal:
Old story.
[b]You are teaching Christian’s to hate the Jews,[/b]but unfortunately Christian’s are taught to love everyone including muslims..
I know to Muslims,it doesn’t make any sense to love a man that hates you.
But it is what it is.
I love my jesus

If this is what you got from my post, then I can help you.
PS: I'm not a Muslim, I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion.

The Godly thing to do is to kill you. That’s what the Torah says.”

Video footage captured a verbal altercation that took place when an Israeli approached a group of American Christian preachers who had been stopped by Israeli police for unknown reasons.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq28ZFNzaWM?si=Zi4fSiNcfkzZH2Lk

DM

Twitter and Tesla CEO Elon Musk is no longer the richest person in the world after being usurped by LVMH chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault.

According to Forbes' real-time billionaires list, the 51-year-old's net worth decreased by $4.5bn (-2.9%) in comparison to Arnault, who oversees some 70 fashion and cosmetic brands, whose rose by $849m (0.46%).

Arnault's net worth is listed as $187.3bn (£151.1bn) on the Forbes list.

Musk's $176.8bn (£142.6bn) real-time net worth is based largely on his 25% ownership of Tesla, but stocks closed down 6.87% for the day today.

Stocks of the automotive company have more than halved in value this year partially due to a sell-off that accelerated in the wake of Musk's $44bn (£35.5bn) Twitter acquisition, CNBC reports, where he sold off approximately $4bn (£3.2bn) of Tesla stock.

Forbes said that the businessman's wealth peaked in November 2021 when he was worth $320bn (£258bn).

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which uses slightly different methodologies, was updated on Wednesday and also ranked Musk's fortune behind Arnault.

Musk had been the world's richest man since September 2021, taking over from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.

Much of Musk's wealth is tied up in his private companies including rocket and internet firm SpaceX, infrastructure and tunnel construction services company The Boring Company, and Neuralink, which wants to put computer chips in people's brains.

According to Bloomberg, SpaceX, formerly known as Space Exploration Technologies Corp, is valued at around $140bn (£112.9bn) and dominates the market for commercial space launch.

Musk's dip in global wealth rankings comes shortly after he was greeted with "a lot of boos" during an awkward on-stage appearance at a Dave Chappelle comedy show in San Francisco.

In a clip posted to the mogul's Twitter account, Chappelle is seen asking audience members to "make some noise for the richest man in the world".

They promptly oblige, though likely not in the way either of the men intended. Trying to interject the hostile reaction, Musk spent most of the five-minute appearance awkwardly standing still or pacing around on stage.

In a now deleted tweet, Musk insisted that the crowd was "90% cheers" and "10% boos," which were a result of having offended "San Francisco's unhinged leftists".

A day after his appearance with Chappelle, Twitter dissolved its Trust and Safety Council, which was formed in 2016 to address hate speech, child exploitation, suicide, self-harm and other problems on the platform.

Shortly after buying Twitter for $44bn in late October, Musk said he would form a new "content moderation council" to help make major decisions, but later changed his mind.

Last week, three council members announced they were resigning in a public statement posted on Twitter that said "contrary to claims by Elon Musk, the safety and wellbeing of Twitter's users are on the decline".

https://news.sky.com/story/elon-musk-overtaken-as-worlds-richest-person-by-lvmh-chairman-bernard-arnault-12767789

Elvictor:
It isn't Kherson, oga, Ukraine that can lie

Have you been to Kherson to confirm it's lie?
Even Russia media has reported their troops have retreated

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ii4pXWiuJME

Ukrainians celebrate liberation as Russia pulls out of Kherson.

Ukrainian forces swept into the key southern city of Kherson as Russian troops retreated to the east, marking one of the biggest military setbacks for President Vladimir Putin since he launched his invasion more than eight months ago. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.

https://edition.cnn.com/videos/world/2022/11/11/snihurivka-ukraine-liberated-russian-forces-withdrawal-robertson-ovn-intl-ldn-vpx.cnn

immortalcrown:
E go loud

Yes o. The $44 billion has to be paid back somehow