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⚡The Trump administration has informed Israel that it plans to send dozens of additional U.S. aerial refueling planes as Trump considers expanding military operations against Iran.
While Trump hasn't made a final decision, officials say an escalation could come in the coming days. |
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⚡Greece has blocked EU's latest sanctions package against Moscow by demanding exemption from the scheduled 2027 full ban on transport of Russian gas, to allow Greek vessels to continue transporting Russian LNG.
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⚡French President Macron on China:
Let me be absolutely clear: I am not anti-China.
But we see in our economies, and across Europe, that every year our trade deficit with China grows.
This means that tens of thousands of jobs are lost in Europe every year.
China is also a country that has become a global leader in innovation. But if we want technological development in our own countries, we cannot simply import Chinese products. We need technology transfer.
We need investment and cooperation in sectors such as chemicals, the automotive industry, and many others that are currently under pressure.
China supports its own industries on average eight times more than we are able to do in Europe. Those are rules of competition that must be rebalanced.
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by WriteerNg: 4:17pm On Jul 17 |
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⚡Prof. John Mearsheimer:
There is no question that China and Russia have benefited from this war. They would be crazy not to help the Iranians.
The United States is a mortal enemy to both.
They're giving the Iranians weaponry and intelligence, which is very important for waging the war.
If you're China and you're worrying about the United States pivoting to Asia to contain you, what you want is the United States bogged down in a war in the Middle East — using up precious weaponry fighting Iran that it doesn't have to use against China.
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shoodboi2: It's almost same as the one that died too, Lindsay Graham. He was replaced by his own sister in the US Senate. No elections. Just birthright. Imagine.
And they want to always lecture others about democracy. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by WriteerNg: 3:08pm On Jul 17 |
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⚡The warehouse of cluster munitions and depleted uranium projectiles in Vishnevo, Kyiv, where a major explosion occurred, was located just 18 meters from residential buildings, according to the Ukrainian Prosecutor's Office.
As a result of the strike on the warehouse and a subsequent detonation, 7 people were killed, 29 were injured, and over 600 were evacuated. More than 13 hectares of residential areas were destroyed.
The secondary detonation continued for hours. The ammunition was stored in facilities not designed for this purpose," the Prosecutor's Office stated.
This is the official casualty figure. In reality it was magnitudes higher.
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