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‘It feels inevitable’: Ukraine starts to believe it can win back Crimea
The Observer 02 Oct 2022
From an elegant mansion in Kyiv’s government quarter, Tamila Tasheva is planning what the Ukrainian takeover of Crimea might look like ... No serious military analyst is suggesting that Ukraine is close to being in a position to regain Crimea, but the idea feels much less fanciful than it did a year ago. “This is moment X ... ‘A way to get rid of us’ ... .
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The Road to World War III: How US-NATO Forces Turned Libya into Hell on Earth
GlobalResearch 01 Oct 2022
The war in Ukraine is basically about the US-NATO’s long-term plan to destroy Russia’s rise as a major player on the world stage. In 2019, The Rand Corporation published ‘Overextending and Unbalancing Russia ... “Providing lethal aid to Ukraine would exploit Russia’s greatest point of external vulnerability. But any increase in U.S ... Year. 2012.
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Bukina Faso’s Traore: ‘The Fight We Are Engaged in Is Not About Power’
Voa News 02 Oct 2022
Burkina Faso’s new military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traore told VOA in an interview Saturday he is not looking for a confrontation with Burkinabe forces that might be supporting the ousted junta. “The fight we are engaged in is not about power,” he said ... “The fight we are leading is for Burkina Faso,” Traore said ... ... People even eat grass.
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US helicopters circled over Nordstream for weeks
Free West Media 01 Oct 2022
More and more disturbing details are coming to light in connection with the bombing of the Nordstream pipeline in the Baltic Sea. The Arabic news channel Al Mayadeen reported that weeks before the attack, US helicopters were circling over the sea area where the fatal explosions took place on September 26 with a striking frequency ... to 2.30 a.m ... ....
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Houthis announce end of truce, demand oil companies leave Yemen
The Jerusalem Post 02 Oct 2022
The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen announced Saturday that attempts to reach an understanding during a six-month ceasefire with Saudi Arabia that expires Sunday had reached a "dead end.". The truce was reached in April between the Houthis and the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen and extended twice since ... KHALED ABDULLAH/REUTERS) ... .
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Moderna refused China request to reveal vaccine technology–FT
The Philadelphia Inquirer 02 Oct 2022
The company had "given up" on its previous efforts to access th... .
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Indonesia stadium tragedy: At least 129 dead after football fans ‘invade pitch’
Gulf News 02 Oct 2022
Malang, Indonesia. At least 129 people died at a football stadium in Indonesia when thousands of fans invaded the pitch and police fired tear gas that triggered a stampede, authorities said Sunday. The tragedy on Saturday night, in the eastern city of Malangm was one of the world's deadliest sporting stadium disasters ... "We would like to convey that...
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At least 174 people reportedly dead after stampede at Indonesian football match
Belfast Telegraph 02 Oct 2022
At least 174 people are reported to have died after a crush at an Indonesian football match on Saturday. Police reportedly tear-gassed some rioting supporters after Arema FC lost 3-2 to rivals Persebaya Surabaya in East Java. Around 180 were said to be hurt in a stampede with the disaster one of the world’s worst at a stadium ... Enter email address ... / ... .
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Japan’s Africa aid rivals China in terms of ‘quality over quantity’: analysts
South China Morning Post 02 Oct 2022
Tokyo’s commitment to international standards on infrastructure financing and its support of good governance and democratic principles provides African nations with a tempting alternative to China’s deeper pockets, analysts said ... .
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Coffee may be better for you than you think: 7 ways it may safeguard your health...
South China Morning Post 01 Oct 2022
Studies have shown that the ‘right amount’ of coffee may confer many health benefits, including preventing heart disease, stroke, diabetes, even kidney disease. Experts explain why ....
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Ukraine Recaptures Key Eastern Town of Lyman
Moscow Times 01 Oct 2022
Moscow said Saturday that it had withdrawn its troops from Lyman, a key town in eastern Ukraine that lies in one of the four Ukrainian regions Russia is in the process of annexing ... Videos circulating online earlier in the day showed Ukrainian forces on the outskirts of the town ... Afp contributed reporting. Read more about. Ukraine war ....
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Iran security forces were ordered to 'mercilessly' crack down on protests, leaked documents show
Middle East Monitor 01 Oct 2022
Some 34 people were killed the night the order was made, according to Amnesty International.
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Trump: McConnell has ‘death wish’ for backing ‘Democrat sponsored bills’
New York Post 01 Oct 2022
Former President Donald Trump is upping the ante in his attacks against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, accusing the Kentucky Republican of having a “death wish” for supporting “Democrat sponsored bills.” ... “In any event, either reason is unacceptable. He has a DEATH WISH ... ....
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Globalists weighing whether to use Nord Stream False Flag Event as PRETEXT for WWIII
WorldNews.com 01 Oct 2022
An increase in the money supply leads to inflation because the value of each individual dollar is thus decreased. Printing money to send to Ukraine is leading to inflation in the US. They are now going to use a Climate Emergency to collapse our energy resources preventing food and supplies from being delivered using diesel or regular gas ... .
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