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Tag Archives: Russia
Libya and Chad: historic interventions
Chad, Africa’s fifth-largest country by area, sits at a crossroads of civilizations where the Sahara Desert meets the tropical savanna and the vast inland waters of Lake Chad converge. Its history stretches back over nine thousand years to some of … Continue reading
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Tagged Chad, christianity, colonialism, conflict, egypt, Europe, French south Chad, Gaddafi, Haftar, Libya, Maghrebi, migrant invasions, mining, muslims, Niger, oil, people smuggling, refugees, resources, RSF, Russia, Saudi Arabia, sudan, Trump intervention, UAE, uranium, Wagner mercenaries, weapons supply
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When Finland joined NATO in 2022: Russian punishment was invasion of immigrants
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/finland-scrambles-close-new-migrant-route-via-russia-europe-2024-06-11/ through the Gulf of Guinea, located off the West African coast. The region serves as the main gateway for cocaine shipments from South America to Europe. In recent months, several large-scale anti-trafficking operations have taken place there. In September, the French … Continue reading
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Tagged drug routes, invasion of migrants, Kremlin, Migration routes, Moscow, NATO, Russia, Syrian migrants, ukraine, weaponization of migrants
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South Korea’s homegrown Iron Dome
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/defense/20260403/s-korea-to-move-up-deployment-of-iron-dome-like-interceptor-against-n-korean-threats-to-2029 US troops historic links with South Korea: United States Forces Korea (USFK) is a sub-unified command of United States Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM). Major USFK elements include Eighth U.S. Army (EUSA), U.S. Air Forces Korea (Seventh Air Force), U.S. Naval … Continue reading
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Tagged conflict, Iron Dome, Japan, missile development, missile interceptors, North Korea, nuclear weapons, Pentagon, Russia, S Asia, South Korea, threat, ukraine, US reducing troops
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War emissions: Gaza, Iran
Gaza and the Middle East: When War Burns Fossil Fuel Infrastructure The climate consequences of war are even more staggering when fossil fuel infrastructure is involved. An analysis estimates that the Israel–Gaza war produced around 33 million tonnes of CO₂-equivalent due to … Continue reading
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Tagged ballistic missiles, China, climate change, conflict, defence systems, devastation, disease, drones, drought, expenditure, Gaza, global emissions, global warming, Iran, irresponsible, Israel-Gaza, military expansion, munitions, North Korea, Palestinians, rockets, Russia, starvation, under reporting, United States, war, weapon development, wikdfires
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War and modern logistics: Amazon, Wildberry warehouses
Amazon warehouses hit by Iran in GCC US bases: Commercial data centers emerge as targets in modern warfare after drones hit 3 AWS facilities This incident likely marks the first publicly confirmed instance of a hyperscale data center run by … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, AWS, business, cloud storage, commerce, conflict, drone warfare, infrastructure protection from attacks, Iran, logistics, modern warfare, Russia, supply nodes, ukraine, US, US bases, vital suppliers, war, warehouses, Wildberry
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Paulo Zampolli, Jeffrey Epstein and the UN Russia ties via Vitaly Churkin
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2017/02/20/the-diplomatic-life-of-vitaly-churkin-a57215 He died shortly after his connections with Epstein were revealed: https://tommycarstensen.com/epstein/people/vitaly-churkin.html Churkin lived 3 blocks away from Jeffrey Epstein. Melania was brought to the US by Paulo Zampolli, and he remains her closest friend. Zampolli was also a close … Continue reading
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Tagged 'supreme leader', Amanda Ungaro, Caribbean, Crimea, Dominica, fraudulent passports, Global Partnerships, Jeffrey Epstein, Kremlin conduit, Leon Black, Manhatten, Paulo Zampolli, Russia, Russian models given roles at UN, Sergey Lavrov, ukraine, United Nations, Vitaly Churkin, Vladimir Putin, Vuk Jeremic
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IDF to Wehrmacht?
Here is an extract from the moving, honest book ‘Israel – what went wrong?’by Omer Bartov When the first intifada, or uprising, broke out, in late 1987, I was teaching at Tel Aviv University. I was appalled by Minister of … Continue reading
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Tagged 1978, Bolshevism, fear, genocide Holocaust, hate, humans viewed as 'subhuman', intolerance, Jews, land grabs, loathing, mass murder, military aggression, Nazi regime, not antisemitism to support Gazan Palestinians, occupation, Oslo Peace Accord, Palestinians, Poland, Russia, seizing territory, Stockholm Syndrome, Wehrmacht, World War II, Yitshak Rabin
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Robbing nations of tax due, using loopholes: Epstein/ Mandelson Panama links
https://taxpolicy.org.uk/2026/01/31/mandelson-epstein-panama-tax-emails/ Here is one of the blogs I wrote re The Panama Papers: https://borderslynn.com/2025/08/18/9-years-after-panama-papers-offshore-holdings/ And where Epstein was, so follows Donald Trump: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-panama-canal-hotel-lawsuit-history-b2669911.html And Chris Unger writes on Substack:
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