Author: Steven Sahiounie

Israel has issued a stern warning to Iraq, threatening military action if Iranian-backed groups continue their attacks on Israeli territory from Iraqi soil. According to a Sunday report by The Times of Israel, Israeli satellite surveillance has observed activities involving the transfer of ballistic missiles and related equipment from Iran into Iraq. The objective of these movements, as Israel asserts, appears to be the staging of imminent attacks on Israeli targets. Unidentified officials informed The Times of Israel that these surveillance efforts have helped identify specific locations and groups associated with Iran within Iraq. In its warning to Baghdad, Israel…

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In the heated race for the White House, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have garnered support from major celebrities. With only days until November 5, the influence of high-profile endorsements could impact voters across the nation. Celebrities Supporting Kamala Harris Celebrities Supporting Donald Trump With the Inauguration Day set for January 20, 2025, these endorsements could have a powerful influence on swaying public opinion in the final days leading up to the election.

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Social media was abuzz with a message reportedly written by Fadel Mhanna, the father of the kidnapped Lebanese captain Imad Mhanna, who was abducted from Batroun, Lebanon. In his Facebook post, Fadel clarified his son’s background and refuted circulating rumors. Fadel described Imad as a civilian maritime captain attending a course at the Mersati Institute of Maritime Sciences in Batroun, Lebanon. Imad has been part of the maritime industry since 2013, working on civilian ships transporting goods such as livestock and cars. Spending most of his time at sea, he is uninvolved in politics or any political parties. Contrary to…

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Moscow’s representative at the International Monetary Fund, Aleksey Mozhin, has called out the “discrimination” directed at many of its member states The International Monetary Fund has become nothing more than a tool in the hands of Western governments and NATO, Russia’s outgoing representative at the organization claimed on Friday. Aleksey Mozhin, however, noted that the entity could still serve a useful purpose, if only it stuck to its own charter. Established back 1944 and currently comprised of 190 nations, the IMF professes to work toward achieving “sustainable growth and prosperity for” its members. According to its website, it does so…

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Ramzan Kadyrov claims to have received thousands of letters from Ukrainian citizens asking him to rescind the order The head of Russia’s Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov has announced that he hаs rescinded an order to his commanders not to take any Ukrainian servicemen as prisoners on the battlefield. Kadyrov initially issued the command earlier this week after Kiev’s forces conducted a drone strike on the Special Forces University (RUS) in the Chechen city of Gudermes, setting the roof of one of its buildings on fire. In response, the Chechen leader vowed vengeance on those behind the attack and warned that…

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The US Republican presidential candidate said he would “un-unite” the two superpowers if reelected US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has blamed the administration of President Joe Biden for the deepening of Russian-Chinese ties, promising to drive a wedge between the two nuclear superpowers. In a live interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson in front of a large crowd of supporters in Glendale, Arizona, Trump accused Biden of damaging America’s standing in the world. “We’re a failing nation,” he said. “We are a nation in very serious decline.” The former president went on to blame Biden for incentivizing closer cooperation…

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Any attempts by US-targeted Russian companies to defend their rights in court are welcomed, according to Dmitry Peskov Moscow welcomes efforts by Russian companies to defend themselves legally, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on Friday. He was responding to a question about reports that a Russian company plans to sue the FBI in the US over accusations of fake content. ANO Dialog, which specializes in counteracting fakes, told business daily Kommersant this week it plans to challenge the agency’s accusations that it spread misleading content online. The US has accused the company of contributing to AI-based deep fake operations,…

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At least one person was reportedly killed and 40 others were injured in Ukraine’s second-largest city Russian troops have struck a police building in Ukraine’s second-largest city of Kharkov on Friday, killing at least one officer and injuring dozens, Ukrainian officials said. According to the Ukrainian Interior Ministry, a Russian S-400 missile hit an unspecified “facility that housed police officers.” A 43-year-old police colonel has been killed, while 30 police officers, a first responder and nine civilians were injured, the ministry said. Interior Minister Igor Klimenko wrote on Facebook that some of the wounded officers are in critical condition. Russian…

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Ankara says the bill targets spies, while the opposition is crying censorship Turkish lawmakers are set to introduce a “foreign influence” law that could see violators imprisoned for up to seven years, Bloomberg has reported, citing a draft seen by the outlet. The US has had a foreign agents law (FARA) since the 1930s. Russia passed one in 2012. Former Soviet republics Kyrgyzstan and Georgia have passed their own versions in recent years, which Western-funded NGOs and opposition parties have denounced as “Russian.” “This is a very serious authoritarian law,” Inan Akgun Alp, an MP from the opposition Republican People’s…

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