Author: Steven Sahiounie

The US occupation forces have sent a convoy loaded with weapons, munitions, and logistical equipment from northern Iraq to their military bases in the al-Hasakah Countryside, SANA reported. Local sources from al-Qahtaniya in the al-Hasakah northern countryside told the Syrian news agency (SANA) that a convoy of 56 trucks, a carrier loaded with weapons, munitions, and logistical equipment, and 8 new military Hummer vehicles, accompanied by a number of cars belonging to the SDF militants for protection, have headed from northern Iraq through the illegal al-Walid crossing to the US occupation bases in the areas where SDF militants are located. SANA added that mass…

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According to the US Air Force, on October 4, 2021, the last flight tests of F-35A fighters as a carrier of thermonuclear aviation bombs B61-12. Two fighters took part in the tests, each of which dropped one B61-12 model. The tests were carried out at the Tonopah test site in Nevada. The fifth-generation fighter jets took off from the Nellis Air Force Base (LSV) near Las Vegas and flew northwest towards the Tonopah test range, where they released two B61-12 JTAs from operationally practical flight envelopes. “The B61 series weapons are tactical gravity nuclear weapons that can be used on…

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by :  Rochelle Baker . A new ranking of the planet’s largest polluters has Canada in the top 10 for total emissions, which climate advocates say gives the country an even greater responsibility to align itself with a climate-safe future. The analysis by U.K.-based Carbon Brief studies cumulative emissions since 1850 to identify which countries have historically contributed the most. The economic superpowers of the last half century were the most responsible, with the United States firmly in first place at 20.3 per cent of the global total, followed by China at 11.4 per cent, and Russia at 6.9 per cent. Responsible for…

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by : Pavel Alekseev .The high-profile case of Catalonian ex-head Carles Puigdemont, one of those behind the illegal (as official Madrid deems it) referendum on the autonomous community’s independence from Spain that was held on October 1, 2017, has come to light again. An international arrest warrant issued earlier by Spain caused Puigdemont’s unexpected detainment the other day in Italian Sardinia, where he arrived to engage in the international festival of Catalan culture. The scandal surrounding the Catalan referendum, with 90% of its participants having voted for Catalonia’s independence, has slowly began to fade into insignificance in the face of…

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CAIRO, October 8. About 100 people were killed and dozens were injured in a powerful explosion in a Shia mosque in the Kunduz Province in northern Afghanistan, Aamaj News reported Friday. The attack reportedly happened at about 13:30 local time, when a large number of people gathered for a Friday prayer. According to the preliminary information, a suicide bomber blew himself up inside the mosque building. Meanwhile, Ariana News reported that at least 50 bodies have been delivered to local morgues. The explosion report was confirmed by Taliban (outlawed in Russia) spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid. “This afternoon, an explosion happened in…

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MOSCOW, October 8. Red tape, together with political pressure from European officials, and unfair competition hinder the recognition of Russia’s Sputnik V jab by the European Union, Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev said on Friday. “In addition to the purely bureaucratic procrastination that I consider immoral in this particular situation, there are two other factors that I suspect have led to the work-to-rule strike by European officials. The first one is political pressure,” the senator wrote on Facebook. He cited examples of a recent call by France’s Secretary of State for European Affairs Clement Beaune to EU…

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Belgrade, Serbian Foreign Minister, Nikola Selaković, affirmed his country’s desire to develop and boost relations with Syria in all fields and its permanent support for Syria’s sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity. Selaković who met Chargé d’ affairs of the Syrian Embassy in Belgrade, Ammar Awad, said that Serbia has an interest to intensify political dialogue and enhance economic cooperation and trade exchange with Syria. He welcomed the upcoming visit of Foreign and Expatriates Minister, Faysal Mikdad who will attend meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement to be held in Belgrade this month, referring to the importance of cooperation between the two…

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Hasaka,US occupation backed –QSD militia continued their terrorist practices against civilians within areas they occupy, storming on Friday morning several villages and kidnapping a number of men in Hasaka countryside. Local sources told SANA reporter that QSD militia carried out raid campaign that included al- Jassa’ah and Tal al- Farass villages in Hasaka countryside, kidnapping four young men and taking them to unknown destination on the background of protests that were organized on Thursday.source : sana.sy

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The United Nations Charter mandates “All Members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state”. Turkey and the USA are in violation of this commitment as they occupy sections of northern and eastern Syria. In northern Idlib province, Turkey is doing this in alliance with the Syrian version of Al Qaeda called Hayat Tahrir Al Sham (formerly Jabhat al Nusra). In the northeast, the US has invaded and is occupying the area in alliance with local proxies and mercenaries. For public relations purposes, the puppets changed their name to “Syrian Democratic Forces” after…

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Crude oil prices fell in today’s tradings following a record multi-year high during which prices reached more than $83 a barrel. This occurred following a report issued by American Petroleum Institute (API), which stated a spike in US reserves, in addition to technical signs that indicated a sudden rise in prices. At 2:00 p.m. GMT, the global price benchmark for Brent crude contracts decreased by 1.7% to record an $81.12 a barrel, after having jumped earlier to $83.47, hitting its highest price level since October 2018. US West Texas Intermediate crude contracts also fell 1.8% to $77.50 a barrel, having earlier…

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