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🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Al Jazeera confirms the Trump administration is officially backing down. Washington is now allowing Iranian ships to freely cross the blockade line. Tehran is actively testing the Americans to see if they will finally honor their broken promises.
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- Donald Tusk Prime Minister of Poland: "It is Russia that has rejected every credible peace proposal. Ukraine did not start this war, and Ukraine is not an obstacle to peace. No one should pressure President Zelensky to make territorial concessions. We must pressure Russia to end its aggression. The free world must remain united. Any division in support of Ukraine is a gift to Moscow and a risk to our own security.” Just wow, thank you for your support 😉 🫡
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Holy shit, this is batshit insane: trump's DOJ is now investigating CA Gov. Gavin Newsom and his wife, because obviously he's weaponized the DOJ against his political opponents. As Newsom states, he is thinking of running for President.
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Muhammad Ziauddin Yusuf. Unelected megamouth.
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The fuel crisis in Russia is growing. One of Russia’s largest oil companies, Tatneft, has limited the sale of gasoline and diesel at its gas stations across Russia. Now, a single vehicle can be filled with up to 20 liters of gasoline and 40 liters of diesel fuel. The restrictions affect Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tatarstan, as well as the Samara, Ulyanovsk, Orenburg, Nizhny Novgorod, and Voronezh regions. 📹: Russians are outraged by the huge lines at gas stations, which have already reached the Moscow-St. Petersburg highway.
The fuel crisis in Russia is expanding - restrictions are now in place in at least 14 regions. After reports of fuel shortages in occupied Crimea, similar problems have started appearing across Russian regions. In the Kursk, Belgorod, and Pskov regions, some gas stations are limiting sales to no more than 20 liters of gasoline per customer. Similar restrictions have also been reported at certain stations in Moscow, the Moscow region, and St. Petersburg. In Krasnoyarsk and the Tomsk region, drivers are being refused fuel sales in jerry cans. In Karelia, authorities blame the restrictions on the holiday season, while residents in the Murmansk region are also reporting difficulties refueling their vehicles. Drivers in the Voronezh region complain about gasoline shortages at some gas stations, while in the Novgorod region there are reports of a 20-liter limit per vehicle.
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Ukrainian drones over Moscow right now 👀
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Close-up video showing the aftermath of the attack on the Moscow refinery. Meanwhile, traffic in Moscow's Kapotnya district was blocked following the attack. Additionally, Moscow Mayor Sobyanin stated that the attack on Moscow on June 16 was one of the largest since the beginning of the year.
Ukrainian drones have attacked Moscow's largest oil refinery. One in three cars in Moscow runs on fuel from that refinery—but now, drones have struck it. The Moscow refinery meets around 35% of the Russian capital's fuel needs. The facility supplies up to 40% of Moscow's gasoline requirements and about 50% of its diesel needs. Bitumen from the Moscow refinery is used in the construction or repair of one in every two roads in the Russian capital. Although the Kremlin has redeployed a significant portion of its air defense systems to Moscow, drones still managed to strike one of the country's key fuel facilities.
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Big split happening between Trump and Netanyahu 🔥 🇺🇸 Trump: "You don’t need to take down a whole apartment building just to kill one person. There are tons of people in there they’re not all Hezbollah. So stop the strikes in Lebanon."🔥 Netanyahu deserved that belt treatment from Trump. Finally Trump is showing some spine👏
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❗️On the video, there are kilometer-long queues that have formed at gas stations along the 🇷🇺Moscow — 🇷🇺St. Petersburg highway. To get even a little fuel, drivers are waiting up to three hours
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 RUSSIA MASSES FORCES INTO A NARROW SECTOR The map appears to show a heavy concentration of Russian units around Yalta, Dachne, Fedorivka and Myrne, facing Ukrainian positions to the west and northwest. That density may look threatening, but massing so many formations inside a confined salient also creates congestion, strains supply routes and gives Ukrainian reconnaissance and strike systems a concentrated target area. A large Russian presence does not automatically mean a breakthrough. It may instead show how many resources Moscow is being forced to commit against layered Ukrainian defensive positions.
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FACT‼️ Who agrees?✋🏽
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Left: UFC player Josh Hokit standing inside the Octagon in front of the White House, "Michelle Obama is a man" Right: Michelle Obama, "Strong men, men who are truly role models, don't need to put down women to make themselves feel powerful"
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Watch as Trump does his stupid power move, tug-of-war handshake with First Lady, Bridget Macron. What a fucking asshole.

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Russia is a terrorist state. It pursues nightly terrorist bombings of Ukraine. It pursues terrorist murders & bombings & arsons in multiple countries. Defecting Russian MInister of information Mikhail Lesin was murdered in the center of DC on Nov 4, 2015 & the FBI concealed it.
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Hunt for opposition figures: the Kremlin is engaging in open terrorism in Europe Shortly before the killing of Semyon Skrepetsky, Lithuanian police prevented a series of assassination attempts in Europe. They were being prepared by a network of hired killers linked to Russian special services. Among the targets were Bashkir nationalist Ruslan Gabbasov and Lithuanian activist Valdas Bartkevicius. Their murders were prevented thanks to the arrest of the killers and their accomplices. It cannot be ruled out that this terrorist cell was not the only one. Other groups linked to the preparation of political assassinations, terrorist attacks, and sabotage could be operating in Europe. The last public performance by artist Semyon Skrepetsky took place a few days ago in Berlin — there he swept the street with a Russian flag and threw it into a trash bin near the Russian embassy.
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It's time to spill the tea.
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What is happening today – the opening of the first cluster in the accession negotiations for Ukraine and Moldova – sends a clear message that Europe’s progress cannot be stopped. We have worked hard to reach this moment. Over the past years, Ukraine and Moldova have taken important steps together. And it is especially symbolic that I am speaking to you from Chișinău today – on my way to France for the G7 Summit. Our neighborhood with Moldova is strong. And we support each other, and we are moving toward the EU together – and we will get there together. From an intervention at the EU Intergovernmental Conference. (1/3)
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🇺🇦 She went to the front following in the footsteps of her father, an Aidar battalion volunteer who was killed in action: the story of the Nykonenko family from Myrhorod. Serhii Nykonenko was a man who had served in Afghanistan and, years later, could not stand aside when Russia attacked Ukraine. He joined the Aidar Battalion as a volunteer. In January 2015, near the village of Triokhizbenka, Russian forces shelled Ukrainian positions with Grad rockets. One of the rockets struck a school building where Serhii’s comrades were sheltering. He threw himself over ammunition boxes, saving others, but died from his wounds. His daughter, Yaroslava, grew up in Myrhorod. Energetic, responsible, and a natural leader at school. She earned two university degrees and worked as an economist in Kyiv. When the war began, she first volunteered alongside her father. After his death, she made a decision: she would follow his path. Her journey was long. She trained at the Desna military training center, served in military intelligence with the Right Sector unit at the Butivka mine, and graduated from two sniper schools. In 2018, she signed a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. She initially served in the 101st Security Brigade of the General Staff but insisted on being transferred to the front line, joining the 28th Mechanized Brigade near Marinka. There, on a position that no one wanted to occupy, she engaged in a week-long sniper duel with an enemy marksman at a distance of one kilometer. Before her final mission, she said: “Either I get him, or he gets me.” On October 15, the enemy proved more accurate. Yaroslava was 36 years old. She left behind a 13-year-old daughter, as well as her mother and younger sister, Bohdana, who also chose a military career. Yaroslava was buried in Myrhorod beside her father. The Nykonenko family from Myrhorod is believed to be one of the first Ukrainian families in which both a father and his child were killed in the war against Russia.
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Julia Roberts: “Renee Nicole Good was doing the very best she could do to be good in an unjust world.”
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