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A lady living near Irkutsk, Russia where the plague outbreak is, she is giving her thoughts and is skeptical about what the authorities are telling her

u/ButterscotchFancy912 — 10 days ago
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Young Russians ‘not interested’ in fighting in Ukraine, ex-US ambassador says. “Ukraine is blessed with allies,” he said. “The Russians have none.”

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u/ButterscotchFancy912 — 15 days ago

„Frábært að eiga“ krónuna en „ferlegt að skulda hana“ - Heimildin

Guðni Th. Jó­hann­es­son seg­ir Ís­lend­inga í „fjár­hættu­spili“ með krón­una og tel­ur að skera eigi úr um auð­linda­mál í upp­hafi við­ræðna við Evr­ópu­sam­band­ið. Fyrr­ver­andi for­set­ar Ís­lands hafa mis­mun­andi sýn á spurn­ing­una um að­ild­ar­við­ræð­ur Ís­lands við Evr­ópu­sam­band­ið.

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u/ButterscotchFancy912 — 2 months ago
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Iceland too? US President Donald Trump threatening Greenland and the NATO alliance as a whole, as well as growing tensions in the Arctic have Iceland on edge. Following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and its increased military presence in the Arctic, Iceland started rethinking its security

US President Donald Trump threatening Greenland and the NATO alliance as a whole, as well as growing tensions in the Arctic have Iceland on edge. Following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and its increased military presence in the Arctic, Iceland started rethinking its security set-up. Could depending on NATO – and more specifically the US – now be vulnerability? Iceland's Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir has announced an increase in Iceland's defense-related spending. And the country is looking towards the European Union.

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u/ButterscotchFancy912 — 2 months ago
▲ 19 r/UkraineConflict+2 crossposts

War & Politics 24: 💥Kremlin in Panic! Irish Journalist Reveals Where Putin Failed. Moscow on Brink

"Russia wanted a long war. Ukraine is making that war increasingly expensive and increasingly difficult to keep away from ordinary Russian life. Wildberries warehouses are burning, Russian logistics are being hit deep inside the country, and Ukrainian drones are reaching places Moscow once treated as completely safe. TV Host Nataliia Lutsenko ‪@Notjustpolitics24‬ and Caolan Robertson, Irish journalist, documentary filmmaker, discussed the latest news surrounding the war in Ukraine. The Ukrainian army made a long, successful campaign, especially during July. What is your take on everything with that strikes that are happening, and do you think that Ukraine can even increase those attacks from what you know?"

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u/AN-94Abokan — 2 months ago
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Ukraine forces Russia to go green: Massive fuel shortages leave drivers stranded.

When you try to erase a sovereign nation but end up stranded on the M-4 highway with an empty tank. Drone strikes are causing massive shortages across the country, and locals are complaining that 'The Hunger Games continue.' Who knew imperialism would be so inconvenient?

Everything is going exactly according to plan! Just a slight, miles-long delay in the morning commute while Ukraine successfully redesigns the Russian oil industry. 11 out of 34 major refineries hit in August alone: guess those holiday road trips to Krasnodar will have to wait.

u/BarbecueChickenBBQ — 2 months ago
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Segir andstöðu útgerðarinnar við ESB snúast um allt annað en yfirráð Íslendinga yfir sjávarauðlindinni

Held að kauði hafi alveg hárrétt fyrir sér..

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u/ButterscotchFancy912 — 2 months ago