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Just so people are clear, the files are supposed to be released by December 19. https://apnews.com/article/jeffrey-epstein-files-release-justice-department-32cbc21a6ae8189dccd00455dc83d2be
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According to TG channel Astra the Ukrainian UAV operation against the Russian thermal power station in Novomichurinsk, Ryazan region, yielded in 2 explosions and, consecutively, a fire. Pictures are backing up that assumption. The power plant's installed electric capacity is 3,070 MW thermal capacity. The station has 6 power units and operates mainly on coal and gas. Ryazan GRES belongs to a subsidiary of PJSC Gazprom - PJSC OGK-2. The station supplies power to the central regions of the Russian Federation, including industrial facilities.
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When you walk into a room and you can’t figure out who the mark is…
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The fact that he is promoting a peace plan for Ukraine written by Russia speaks volumes.
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And which can put their base to sleep faster.
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This pretty much sums it up:
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At this point in the game, you would have thought she would have told her kid to cool it on MAGA and wait a few years.
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Don't know Russian so not sure how accurate this is, but the phrasing in some stuff was odd All 28 points of the peace plan were published online key points 1. Security and political status of Ukraine - Confirmation of Ukraine’s sovereignty. - Ukraine receives U.S. security guarantees, but with conditions. - Ukraine enshrines non-alignment and renunciation of NATO membership in its Constitution; NATO confirms Ukraine will never join. - The size of Ukraine’s Armed Forces is restricted. - Ukraine remains a non-nuclear state. 2. Territorial issues - Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk are recognized de facto as Russian. - Kherson and Zaporizhzhia are “frozen” along the line of contact. - Some territories become a demilitarized buffer zone under de facto Russian control. - Both sides commit not to change borders by force. (Lmao!) 3. Military arrangements - NATO does not station troops in Ukraine. - NATO fighter jets are based in Poland. - Security dialogue between the U.S., NATO, and Russia; creation of a U.S.–Russia working group. - Russia legally commits to a policy of non-aggression toward Ukraine and Europe. (Aha aha, lol) 4. Economic block and Ukraine’s reconstruction - The U.S. and Europe launch a major investment package for Ukraine’s recovery. - $100 billion in frozen Russian assets go to rebuilding Ukraine; the U.S. takes 50% of the profits. - Europe adds another $100 billion. - Other frozen Russian assets are allocated to joint U.S.–Russia projects. - Establishment of a Ukraine Development Fund, with investments in infrastructure, resources, and technology. 5. Russia in the global system - Gradual lifting of sanctions. - Russia’s return to the G8. - Long-term U.S.–Russia economic cooperation. 6. Humanitarian issues - “All-for-all” prisoner exchange, including civilians and children. - Humanitarian programs and family reunification. - Educational programs on tolerance. - Rejection of “Nazi ideology” (as stated in the document). 7. Energy and special facilities - Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant resumes operation under IAEA supervision; electricity split 50/50 between Ukraine and Russia. - The U.S. helps restore Ukraine’s gas infrastructure. 8. Internal political processes in Ukraine - Elections held 100 days after signing the agreement. - Full amnesty for all participants in the war. 9. Implementation and oversight - The agreement is legally binding. - Oversight carried out by a “Peace Council” chaired by Donald Trump. - Violations result in sanctions. - Immediate ceasefire and withdrawal to agreed positions after signing. As I said, this plan is stillborn.
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Ken Burns: The American Revolution 11/16
atomheartbevo replied to GhostOfTomJoad's topic in Movies and TV
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“The claims that the U.S. Coast Guard will no longer classify swastikas, nooses or other extremist imagery as prohibited symbols are categorically false. These symbols have been and remain prohibited in the Coast Guard per policy. Any display, use or promotion of such symbols, as always, will be thoroughly investigated and severely punished. The Coast Guard remains unwavering in its commitment to fostering a safe, respectful and professional workplace. Symbols such as swastikas, nooses and other extremist or racist imagery violate our core values and are treated with the seriousness they warrant under current policy.” – Admiral Kevin Lunday, Acting Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard
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Fire Point plans to deploy its FP-7 ballistic missile this year with mass production, the chief designer said. The FP-7 has 200 km range, 1,500 m/s speed and 150 kg warhead, with an FP-9 variant planned by mid-next year reaching 850 km, while Flamingo cruise missiles are already produced at three daily.
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World War I trench warfare with automatic rifles and flying robots
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Exclusive: US threatens to cut intel, weapons to press Ukraine into peace deal, sources say | Reuters
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