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⚡️The Moldovan Defense Ministry announced the participation of Moldovan contingent in the NATO Sea Shield 2024 naval exercise, which will be held in Romania from April 8 to 21. The NATO Sea Shield exercise is an annual event. However, since last year, due to Russia's special military operation in Ukraine, the alliance has adjusted the location of the exercise due to the closure of the Bosporus Strait to other countries. About 2,100 military personnel from Bulgaria, France, Georgia, Greece, Italy, Greece, the UK, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Turkey and the US are taking part in this year's exercise. By comparison, 3,400 military personnel were involved last year. According to official data, 135 units of combat equipment will be involved in the exercise: 27 sea and river ships, 17 airplanes and 91 vehicles and watercraft. |
⚡Did you know that Finland took its flag from a Russian yacht club? Since its independence in 1917, the flag of Finland was in fact inspired from the sports flag of Neva Imperial Saint Petersburg Yacht Club which is the oldest yacht club in the world, established in 1718.
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⚡80% of Ukraine’s coal, gas power plants hit by Russian attacks - Minister Russia has hit up to 80 percent of Ukraine’s conventional power plants and half its hydroelectric plants in recent weeks in the heaviest attacks since war began, Ukrainian energy minister German Galushchenko said Monday. Moscow has launched almost daily strikes on Ukraine’s power grid since late March, causing major blackouts in the northeastern city of Kharkiv. “Up to 80% of thermal generation was attacked. More than half of hydro generation and a large number of substations,” Galushchenko told journalists in Kyiv. “This is the largest attack on Ukraine’s energy sector” since war began, the minister said. |
⚡3 individuals, including the suspect, were killed after a man opened fire during a deposition at a law firm in Las Vegas.
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⚡Total solar eclipse moves across the United States.
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⚡Hamas Negotiators have reportedly told International Meditators in Cairo that it has No Ability to Release the 40 Hostages in the Humanitarian Category (Women, Children, and Elderly) that were included in yesterday’s Ceasefire Proposal because out of the 136 Hostages that remain in the Gaza Strip, a Significant number are now believed to be Dead. |
⚡US ‘will not accept’ flood of below-cost Chinese goods: Yellen Yellen said she was especially worried about China’s weak household consumption and business overinvestment, “imbalances” she said were “aggravated by large-scale government support in specific industrial sectors”. “I do not want to see the US economic relationship or overall relationship with China deteriorate and fray,” Yellen told reporters, adding that she believes China shares a similar desire to steady relations.
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⚡Iranian Foreign Minister Abdollahian met with Syrian President Assad in Damascus.
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⚡Saudi Arabia requested a $16 billion loan from Kuwait.
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⚡Russian Pacific Fleet's Project 1155M Fregat/Udaloy III-class frigate Marshal Shaposhnikov (543) left the Massawa Port in the Northern Red Sea region of Eritrea and is currently sailing in the Red Sea.
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⚡Turkey has submitted an application to participate in the Russian-Chinese lunar station. Moscow and Beijing plan to launch the creation of a joint International Scientific Lunar Station in two stages from 2025. It will include research, power, takeoff and landing, orbital and experimental modules, as well as a command center, a transmitting satellite, a telecommunications station and modules for technology verification and surveillance.
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⚡Lebanese Security Officials are claiming to have Discovered the Body of Pascal Sleiman, a Christian Member of the Lebanese Forces Party that was Kidnapped this Weekend by a Group of Armed Gunmen while Traveling back to his Home in the Capital of Beirut.
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⚡Russian FSB: "The Armed Forces of Ukraine cleared the border of mines to allow the terrorists who attacked Crocus City Hall to retreat in Ukraine." |
⚡German arms supplies to Israel have increased more than ten fold (from €30M to €330M) since October 2023. Germany is facing genocide case over weapons sale to Israel.
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⚡️In the last 4 hours, Iran has activated the Zoubin SAM system, responsible for defending the city of Tehran, in preparation for Israeli air raids
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⚡Shooting reported at law firm near Red Rock Casino Resort in Las Vegas; large police response - KLAS |
⚡Multiple victims after a shooting inside a business in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas
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⚡Canada is considering acquiring nuclear submarines to protect its coastline in the Arctic, Trudeau says.
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⚡As a result of Russia's Iskander missile system strike, the Russian Army completely destroyed a warehouse of heavy drones and a workshop for their production in the city of Zaporozhye.
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⚡Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan: We learned today that Israel rejected the request of Turkish cargo planes to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. We have agreed to a new set of measures against Israel. The measures will continue until Israel allows aid & declares ceasefire.
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⚡Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: Victory requires entry into Rafah - there is already a date.
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⚡Turkey is deporting all citizens of Tajikistan. Deadline - until April 20. The tightening of stay rules for this category of migrants followed after the terrorist attack at "Crocus City Hall". |
⚡Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian while attending the Opening of a New Consulate today in the Syrian Capital of Damascus, held a Press Conference with President Bashar al-Assad where he stated, “The Coming Days will be Difficult for Israel.”
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⚡Vatican releases "Dignitas Infinita" and declares sex change surgery, surrogacy, and gender theory as grave threats to human dignity. |
⚡The Taiwan chip giant TSMC has agreed to build a third semiconductor factory in Arizona, raising its total investment in the United States to $65 billion, US officials said Monday.
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⚡ A massive fire broke out in the Garjiya Devi Temple complex in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, India
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⚡An “exceptional” dust cloud from the Sahara is choking parts of Europe, the continent’s climate monitor said on Monday, causing poor air quality and coating windows and cars in grime. Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service said the latest plume, the third of its kind in recent weeks, was bringing hazy conditions to southern Europe and would sweep northward as far as Scandinavia. Mark Parrington, senior scientist at Copernicus, said the latest event was related to a weather pattern that has brought warmer weather to parts of Europe in recent days. “While it is not unusual for Saharan dust plumes to reach Europe, there has been an increase in the intensity and frequency of such episodes in recent years, which could be potentially attributed to changes in atmospheric circulation patterns,” he said. This latest episode has caused air quality to deteriorate in several countries, Copernicus said.
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⚡This is a very dangerous provocation with negative consequences, the Kiev regime continues its terrorist activities, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented regarding the shelling of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant.
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⚡The head of the Kharkov administration, Sinegubov, said that forced evacuation of families with children could be announced in the Kharkov and Bogodukhovsky districts. |
⚡On April 8, 1944, 🇷🇺 Soviet forces launched the Crimean Offensive Operation, during which they defeated the two-hundred-thousand-strong Wehrmacht grouping. Crimea was completely liberated from the Nazis.
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⚡Russian FM Sergey Lavrov holds a meeting with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Beijing.
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⚡A high-voltage substation in the Zaporozhye region has been damaged following a strike by Russian forces, the Ukrainian Energy Ministry has reported. Kharkov region and Krivoy Rog district have been without power since this morning, and in Dnepropetrovsk region two high-voltage lines have been cut simultaneously. |
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