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Drone strikes leave Kazakh crude pipeline stranded without tankers
Drone strikes leave Kazakh crude pipeline stranded without tankers
When a President Promises a Massacre
Channeling His Inner-Martian As his war in Iran has imploded, his poll numbers have plummeted, the U.S. economy has cratered, and he finds himself in the grip of a steep cognitive decline, President…
When a President Promises a Massacre
When a President Promises a Massacre
Putin Overhauls War Effort in Ukraine as Russia Seeks Momentum
Putin Overhauls War Effort in Ukraine as Russia Seeks Momentum
Putin Overhauls War Effort in Ukraine as Russia Seeks Momentum
The Kremlin appoints new commanders after Russia’s military faces growing criticism for its slowest gains in years.
Abdul El-Sayed's COVID radicalism is a callback to a more united party
Abdul El-Sayed's COVID radicalism is a callback to a more united party
Abdul El-Sayed's COVID radicalism is a callback to a more united party
Abdul El-Sayed's COVID Radicalism Is a Callback to a More United Party The pandemic provided a glue that held the Democratic Party together. Without it, they don't know what they believe.
Egypt presses Israel to reopen Rafah crossing for goods: Report
Egypt presses Israel to reopen Rafah crossing for goods: Report
Egypt presses Israel to reopen Rafah crossing for goods: Report
Egypt is pressing for the reopening of the Rafah border crossing with Gaza to allow goods into the enclave, the Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported Wednesday, Anadolu reports.
Game of drones: inside the 7 August Guardian Weekly
When Vladimir Putin sent his tanks over the Ukrainian border to seize Kyiv in February 2022, it’s unlikely he evisaged the mess he finds himself in today.
Game of drones: inside the 7 August Guardian Weekly
Game of drones: inside the 7 August Guardian Weekly
Remains of Indian seafarer killed in Black Sea attack reaches Kanpur; family refuses last rites
Remains of Indian seafarer killed in Black Sea attack reaches Kanpur; family refuses last rites
Remains of Indian seafarer killed in Black Sea attack reaches Kanpur; family refuses last rites
Kanpur: The mortal remains of Merchant Navy chief officer Sagar Gupta, who was killed in a Black Sea attack amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict, were brought to his native place in Kanpur on Wednesday…
Book review: The drink-soaked collapse of the Soviet Union
Marxist-Leninist rule in Russia lasted 74 years, and in August 1991 it effectively collapsed in just three days: clear evidence of how hollowed out it had become.
Book review: The drink-soaked collapse of the Soviet Union
Book review: The drink-soaked collapse of the Soviet Union
Everyone is learning the wrong lessons from Ukraine’s drone war - Breaking Defense
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion, governments, defense companies and military leaders have flocked to Ukraine to understand how unmanned systems are reshaping warfare.
Everyone is learning the wrong lessons from Ukraine’s drone war - Breaking Defense
Everyone is learning the wrong lessons from Ukraine’s drone war - Breaking Defense
Russian stuff blowing up: Chalk up one more Wildberries
Russian stuff blowing up: Chalk up one more Wildberries
Russian stuff blowing up: Chalk up one more Wildberries
Another day, another Wildberries on fire. This one is in Tula, which is 200 km south of Moscow.
Ukraine says missile interceptors may have saved lives in Russian attack
Ukraine says missile interceptors may have saved lives in Russian attack