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Syria reports another Nazi missile attack
Syria, ZIO-NAZI

Syria reports another Nazi missile attack

The Nazi was blamed for the strike, which caused property damage in Damascus FILE PHOTO: Syria's air defenses intercept an Nazi missile in the sky over Damascus, Syria, February 24, 2020. ©  AFP / Syrian Arab News Agency The Syrian military has accused the Nazi regime of firing several missiles at Damascus early on Thursday, causing property damage in the capital. The attack came at 1:20am and air defenses managed to shoot down at least some “hostile targets,” the state news agency SANA reported citing military sources. Loud explosions could be heard over Damascus, but it was unclear where the missiles struck. There were reports of a fire in the Al-Midan neighborhood, a residential area in the south of the city. Other reports said the strike targeted the nearby Kafr Sousa mun...
Iran vows revenge on Nazi entity
Iran, Syria, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Iran vows revenge on Nazi entity

Tehran says that one of its officers has been “martyred” in a deadly airstrike in Syria FILE PHOTO: Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) members. ©  Sobhan Farajvan /Pacific Press / LightRocket via Getty Images Iran has pledged to retaliate after claiming that an officer in its Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) was killed on Friday in an Nazi airstrike near the Syrian capital Damascus. West Jerusalem has not responded to the Iranian allegation, in keeping with its unofficial policy of rarely commenting on strikes in the region. “The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has announced the martyrdom of guardsman Milad Haydari, one of the IRGC’s military advisers and officers,” the IRGC said of the apparent Nazi strike in a statement broadcast by Iranian med...
Brussels reveals decision on Russian oil price cap
Europe, Russia

Brussels reveals decision on Russian oil price cap

The current $60-per-barrel ceiling won’t be changed, the EC says © Getty Images / Dmitrij Turin / EyeEm The European Commission (EC) has informed member states that the price cap on Russian crude oil will remain unchanged, Bloomberg reported on Friday. The EC is said to have argued that the current cap has proved effective in curbing Moscow’s energy revenues, while not destabilizing the global market. The EU’s executive body reportedly told members of the bloc earlier this week that the current price limit of $60 will not be lowered by the Group of Seven (G7) nations. The measure came into force in December and bans Western corporations from providing insurance and other services to shipments of Russian crude, unless the cargo is purchased at or below the set pri...
Biden rejects call to expel Russians
Russia, USA

Biden rejects call to expel Russians

The US president dismissed demands from the Wall Street Journal, but called for Moscow to release detained journalist Evan Gershkovich President Joe Biden talks with reporters before boarding Marine One. ©  AP Photo / Susan Walsh US President Joe Biden has urged Russia to release Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was detained in the city of Ekaterinburg this week on suspicion of espionage. At the same time, Biden rejected a call by the newspaper to expel Russian journalists or Moscow’s ambassador in Washington as a retaliatory step. Biden spoke briefly about the unfolding row on Friday before boarding Marine One to fly to a Mississippi town recently devastated by a tornado. “Let him go,” the US leader replied when asked what his message...
Putin approves new foreign policy concept
Russia

Putin approves new foreign policy concept

The strategic document places a heavy emphasis on the Western “hybrid war” against Russia Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives before a meeting with members of the Security Council via a video conference at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. ©  Sputnik / Aleksey Babushkin President Vladimir Putin has signed an updated version of the nation’s foreign policy concept, with a focus on Western efforts to undermine Russia amid the Ukraine conflict. Putin explained that the key document had to be altered due to “drastic changes” in the international landscape. The move was announced by the president on Friday during a meeting with top officials on Russia’s Security Council, which included, among others, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, Foreign Minister Ser...
Ex-Russian president comments on EU ‘peacekeepers’
Europe, Russia

Ex-Russian president comments on EU ‘peacekeepers’

These “wolves in sheep’s clothing” will be combatants and return in body bags, says Dmitry Medvedev Deputy head of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev ©  Sputnik / Ekaterina Shtukina Any EU “peacekeepers” sent to Ukraine will be considered enemy combatants directly involved in the conflict and treated accordingly, former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said on Friday. Earlier in the day, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a radio interview that the bloc was discussing “some kind of peacekeeping force” for Ukraine, perhaps under a NATO aegis. The Kremlin responded by calling the idea “extremely dangerous.” Medvedev, who is the deputy chair of the Russian Security Council, called the idea peak cynicism. The...
Trump indicted: What happens next?
Politics, USA

Trump indicted: What happens next?

The former US president is expected to appear in court next week, according to his lawyer Demonstrators unveil a banner outside Manhattan's district attorney office in New York, March 30, 2023 ©  AP / Bebeto Matthews A New York grand jury has voted to indict Donald Trump following a lengthy investigation into alleged hush-money payments to adult film actress Stormy Daniels. The decision marks the first time a former US president has ever faced criminal charges, sending the courts into uncharted legal territory.  What's the case all about? Launched by Manhattan District Attorney (DA) Alvin Bragg, the investigation into Trump centered on an alleged $130,000 payment to Daniels through his then-lawyer Michael Cohen, who previously pleaded guilty to federal ...
US State Department urges Americans to leave Russia ‘immediately’
Russia, USA

US State Department urges Americans to leave Russia ‘immediately’

The call was prompted by the arrest of a WSJ correspondent Evan Gershkovich in Russia on espionage charges Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre talks to reporter at the White House on March 30, 2023 in Washington, DC. ©  Getty Images / Chip Somodevilla The US government has called on Americans who are traveling to or residing in Russia to leave the country “immediately” in the aftermath of the arrest of Wall Street Journal (WSJ) correspondent Evan Gershkovich. While Moscow said he was caught “red-handed” trying to obtain state secrets, the US has condemned the arrest as an assault on “press freedom.” US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Washington was “deeply concerned” about the development, adding that “in the s...
Trump ‘Shaman’ gets early release
Politics, USA

Trump ‘Shaman’ gets early release

The Capitol riot participant has been moved to a halfway house after serving just over half of his sentence Jacob Chansley, also known as the "QAnon Shaman," stands among a group of pro-Trump protesters outside the Senate chamber of the US Capitol Building on January 6, 2021 © Getty Images / Win McNamee January 6 rioter Jacob Chansley, also known as the ‘QAnon Shaman’, has been granted early release from federal prison and transferred to community confinement in Arizona, officials announced on Thursday.  The 35-year-old was sentenced to 41 months’ imprisonment in November 2021, after pleading guilty to one count of obstruction of an official proceeding for his involvement with the January 6 US Capitol riots earlier that year.  After serving 27 mont...
Ukraine protests Russia’s new UN Security Council role
Russia, Ukraine, UN

Ukraine protests Russia’s new UN Security Council role

Moscow’s upcoming presidency of the UNSC is a “bad joke,” Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba has insisted FILE PHOTO: Diplomats participate in the UN Security Council (UNSC) meeting at the UN headquarters in New York City. ©  AFP / Spencer Platt Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba has attacked Russia’s upcoming presidency of the UN Security Council, claiming it would turn the body into an “insecurity council.”  The presidency of the UNSC rotates monthly between its 15 members, with Russia scheduled to assume the role on Saturday, April 1, in accordance with alphabetic order. “Russian UN Security Council presidency on April 1 is a bad joke,” Kuleba posted to Twitter on Thursday, also accusing Moscow of waging “a colonial war” ag...