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Author: Steven Sahiounie
Police say protesters pelted them with stones as they demanded the resignation of the prime minister Dozens were hurt during clashes on Friday night in Armenia’s capital, Yerevan, where a coalition of opposition parties held street protests, demanding the authorities take a tougher stance against the country’s neighbor, Azerbaijan. Police said 50 people were hospitalized, including 34 officers, and 11 were detained. They said officers were pelted with rocks and other projectiles as protesters marched on the main government building and blockaded it for more than two hours. The wave of protests started in late April, with activists camping outside…
Despite nearly all aspects of reviving the nuclear deal having been agreed upon, both the United States and Iran continue to say that such an agreement is “tenuous” at best. Speaking to the Jerusalem Post for an interview published on Thursday, Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid said that if the US and Iran succeeded at reviving the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), it would not affect Jerusalem’s plans to destroy Iran’s nuclear program. “It doesn’t apply to us in any way, and we are going to do whatever is necessary to make sure Iran doesn’t become a threshold nuclear…
While US and European citizens pay for the war in Ukraine, and Washington announces multibillion-dollar aid packages to the Kiev regime one after another, Ukrainians do not miss their chance and gain money from foreign military supplies. Ukrainian “defenders” are selling the famous Javelins on the darknet. Today, anyone willing to help Ukrainians can buy a Javelin online for 30 000 USD in Kiev. While the most businesslike servicemen are selling missile launchers online, there are reports that the AFU command resells equipment and weapons supplied by Western countries to the Middle East and North Africa. It seems that this…
Dozens of Turkish occupation’s mercenaries killed or injured in explosion in Idleb countryside
Dozens of mercenaries of the Turkish occupation from terrorist organizations were killed and others were injured in the explosion of a weapons and ammunition depot for them in the village of Babsqa in Idleb northern countryside. Local sources said that a huge explosion occurred in a large depot of weapons and ammunition belonging to the terrorists of the so-called “al-Sham Legion”, which is directly linked to the intelligence of the Turkish regime, in the vicinity of the village of Babsqa, adjacent to the Turkish border in Idleb countryside. Large numbers of terrorists were killed or injured, and missiles and shells…
Tulsa hospital shooting leaves 5 dead
According to authorities, the gunman responsible has also died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. According to authorities, four individuals were murdered in a shooting on a hospital campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Wednesday evening. The gunman who was responsible for the shooting also died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. According to the Tulsa Police Department, the incident happened shortly before 5 pm local time on the grounds of Saint Francis Hospital. Officers arrived on the scene within three minutes. The gunman was not recognized but was characterized as a Black male between the ages of 35 and 40, according…
Alexander Lukashenko believes that Belarus’ cooperation with the Leningrad region “can simply be described as a perfect example of how to cooperate Western sanctions have created new opportunities for Minsk and Moscow to boost cooperation, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said at a meeting with Governor of Russia’s Leningrad region Alexander Drozdenko on Thursday. “Western companies’ withdrawal from our common market is providing us with opportunities in all areas,” Lukashenko said, as quoted on his official website. The Belarusian president believes that his country’s cooperation with the Leningrad region “can simply be described as a perfect example of how to cooperate.”…
US to sell Ukraine combat drones – Reuters
The MQ-1C Gray Eagles can carry up to eight Hellfire missiles The White House plans to sell Kiev four MQ-1C Gray Eagle combat drones, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing three people familiar with the matter. US President Joe Biden intends to notify Congress of the potential sale “in the coming days,” the report said. The Gray Eagle is the US Army’s newer version of the MQ-1 Predator attack drone, which has been widely used for airstrikes in the Middle East. The unmanned aircraft can fly for 40-plus hours and be equipped with up to eight Hellfire missiles. According to Reuters, the sale…
The total number of foreigners fighting on Kiev’s side has almost halved, the Defense Ministry claims A top Russian defense official has claimed that Ukraine is using foreign volunteers as cannon-fodder in its conflict with Moscow. The fighters concerned typically lack training and combat experience, according to Major General Igor Konashenkov. He claimed that Ukrainian commanders “do not spare the foreigners,” and in order to reduce the losses among their own forces, sacrifice them first, adding that “a significant number” of mercenaries are seeking to leave Ukraine, but the “Kiev regime in every possible way prevents them from going abroad.” “We note that since the beginning…
Late on June 1, a unit from the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) advanced in the UN-monitored buffer zone in the Syrian governorate of al-Quneitra in a clear violation of the 1974 separation of forces agreement. The unit, which was reportedly backed by seven battle tanks and armored vehicles, advanced some 400 meters to the west of the town of al-Hurriyah. Two armored bulldozers that moved in with the unit swept dirt barriers and several trees. According to Syrian activists, the unit opened fire at Syrian sheepherders and farmers who were working nearby before withdrawing back to the Israeli-occupied part of…
U.S. HIMARS already reached Ukrainian border
On May 1, US President Biden declared the supply of the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) to Ukraine. It turned out that the weeks-long process of discussion on the transfer of the NATO heavy multiple launch rocket systems to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) was only a formality. In fact, the United States sent the HIMARS to Ukraine in advance. The systems had already arrived on the territory of Poland through the Baltic Sea. They are expected to be deployed with the AFU on the Donbass front lines in several weeks, as there is still the need…
