Russian Jews told Get Out while you can
Russian Jews should move to Israel as soon as possible, former Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky urged on Friday, less than a day after Moscow called for the aliyah organization’s liquidation in Russia.
Formula 1 Bernie Ecclestone falls for classic mainstream media sting
The outspoken Bernie Ecclestone (91) has seen more television studios than many TV anchors. For this reason alone, the sports mogul, who for four decades owned the Formula 1 racing empire, should have realised he was walking straight into a media ambush. Was the show’s star guest a patsy or maybe he just didn’t care and he likes the flak that even ‘bad’ publicity brings?
The US is eerily reminiscent of the USSR on the eve of the collapse
Biden gets tangled up in the straps on his bike pedals and greets the ghosts. He has a teleprompter telling him where to go and with whom to talk. Words to be used to engage the audience and press corps are also written. The wife of the head of the United States on Independence Day had to remind her husband to say: ‘God bless America!’
Mercenaries face death one way or another in Ukraine
Soldiers of Fortunes belatedly realize that their ‘safari’ in the Donbas will not work, it is not another relatively risk-free tour of Afghanistan or Iraq. Many will not return home.
Brussels kills Europe then points the accusing finger at Moscow
The EU has imposed sanctions on Moscow and closed off supply routes, but bizarrely now blames its gas shortages on Gazprom, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday. ‘Russia is ready to deliver as much gas as the bloc needs if the EU wants to stop ’stepping on rakes,’ Putin explained while visiting Tehran for a summit with the presidents of Iran and Turkey.
Dreaming of heroic deeds, the mercenaries were closer to hell than ever before, foreign servicemen admit.
Foreign mercenaries who arrived to fight on the side of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (APU) sourly complain of a drop in morale, according to media.
The EU Leadership has its principles and if you don’t like them, it has others
The European Union does not hesitate to give up its values if cornered. A seemingly insignificant, average photo from the world wide web. The usual setup, two politicians talking with broad smiles, holding an elegantly bound folder, obviously some kind of contract.
US Army sees unprecedented recruitment crisis
Military officials expect to miss recruitment goals by 25% this year. The US Army has so far recruited just around half of the 60,000 new soldiers it hoped to enlist by October 1, officials said on Tuesday, saying that if the downward trend is not reversed, it could have a significant impact on combat readiness in the coming years.
Ukraine leased to Washington to test weapons: Why Kyiv invited the West to test weapons on the territory of Ukraine
Kyiv’s policy is aimed at destroying Ukraine and Ukrainians, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova. In this way, she responded to the appeal of the head of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, Alexei Reznikov, to the manufacturers of Western weapons to use the territory of the republic as a testing ground.
Anthrax in the underbelly of Russia: why the US is funding research in Kyrgyzstan on one of the most dangerous diseases
The US Department of Health plans to fund anthrax research in Kyrgyzstan. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) representing the US Department of Health will allocate about a quarter of a million dollars for research on a specific antitoxin. As follows from the tender posted on the US government procurement portal, the regional hospital in the city of Osh in the south of the republic should become the base for the test.
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