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30.03.202521:42
Chinese authorities have stopped a deal under which the American investment fund Black Rock would have bought two Chinese ports on the Panama Canal.
This is reported by CNN. The signing was planned for next week. Black Rock was going to buy out the controlling stake of Hong Kong company CK Hutchison, which has a stake in 43 ports around the world.
But now the buyout has been blocked by China's antitrust authorities.
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This is reported by CNN. The signing was planned for next week. Black Rock was going to buy out the controlling stake of Hong Kong company CK Hutchison, which has a stake in 43 ports around the world.
But now the buyout has been blocked by China's antitrust authorities.
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11.04.202502:07
The death toll from the helicopter crash in the Hudson River near New York has risen to 6, Fox News reports.
Footage of the helicopter crash is being published on social media.
Siemens CEO Agustin Escobar died in a helicopter crash in the Hudson River near New York along with his family, the New York Post reports.
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Footage of the helicopter crash is being published on social media.
Siemens CEO Agustin Escobar died in a helicopter crash in the Hudson River near New York along with his family, the New York Post reports.
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30.03.202521:54
Aviahub:
The Su-34 crew works on the positions of the chubatykh, improving the negotiating position. You are unlikely to see a more epic video today)
-Why are there two bombs?
-Because)
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The Su-34 crew works on the positions of the chubatykh, improving the negotiating position. You are unlikely to see a more epic video today)
-Why are there two bombs?
-Because)
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28.03.202518:18
More than 60% of Russians were satisfied with their salaries in 2024 - this is the highest value in 13 years, according to RIA Novosti's analysis of Rosstat data.
In 2011, only 26.2% were satisfied with their income.
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Zin Note: 2011 was before the 2014 oil crash and the decade-long sanctions regime.
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In 2011, only 26.2% were satisfied with their income.
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Zin Note: 2011 was before the 2014 oil crash and the decade-long sanctions regime.
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06.04.202522:32
Despite US strikes on Yemen's Houthis, they cannot be dealt with without a ground operation, CNN writes.
Analysts estimate that up to 80 Houthi officers have been killed, but the top echelon of the military and political leadership appears unscathed. So do many missile launch sites. Since mid-March, the Houthis have launched a dozen ballistic missiles into Israel and have also unleashed a barrage of drones and missiles on U.S. Navy ships.
The Houthis not only were not afraid of the US strikes, but also threatened to expand the range of their targets.
“There is no doubt that the U.S. campaign has weakened the Houthis’ capabilities… But history shows that the Houthis have an unusually high tolerance for pain. And the Trump administration’s determination to root out the threat they pose may ultimately require a ground offensive,” the article says.
The Houthis' survival is aided by an elaborate smuggling network that brings in missile parts, drones, and other equipment.
Regional diplomatic sources and analysts say that ultimately, only a ground offensive can dislodge the Houthis, who currently control Yemen's capital Sanaa, its main port of Hodeida and much of northern Yemen.
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Analysts estimate that up to 80 Houthi officers have been killed, but the top echelon of the military and political leadership appears unscathed. So do many missile launch sites. Since mid-March, the Houthis have launched a dozen ballistic missiles into Israel and have also unleashed a barrage of drones and missiles on U.S. Navy ships.
The Houthis not only were not afraid of the US strikes, but also threatened to expand the range of their targets.
“There is no doubt that the U.S. campaign has weakened the Houthis’ capabilities… But history shows that the Houthis have an unusually high tolerance for pain. And the Trump administration’s determination to root out the threat they pose may ultimately require a ground offensive,” the article says.
The Houthis' survival is aided by an elaborate smuggling network that brings in missile parts, drones, and other equipment.
Regional diplomatic sources and analysts say that ultimately, only a ground offensive can dislodge the Houthis, who currently control Yemen's capital Sanaa, its main port of Hodeida and much of northern Yemen.
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05.04.202521:23
Military Chronicle writes,
Russian troops are gradually completing the clearance of border areas in Kursk Oblast.
After the capture of Guevo, it would no longer be incorrect to say that the frontline is gradually stabilizing.
This, in turn, creates an opportunity to redeploy freed-up forces and equipment deeper into Sumy Oblast. However, while activity has already been detected in several areas—including Basovka and Veselovka—it remains limited to reconnaissance-in-force and localized pressure rather than a full-scale shift of the Kursk grouping to the Sumy axis.
The main contingent concentrated in this sector has not yet entered a full-scale offensive phase, leaving room for a sudden escalation in operational tempo—especially if the situation on other frontlines demands increased pressure on the flank. Given the wooded and rugged terrain, as well as the density of Ukrainian fortified areas, long-range artillery systems will be particularly critical in this zone.
If North Korean M1989 Koksan howitzers are indeed deployed here, they could play a significant role. With a range exceeding 40 km when using rocket-assisted projectiles, these guns are capable of striking targets deep within Ukrainian defensive positions. With proper and deliberate planning, long-range artillery from the DPRK could become a key element of Russia’s strike group in Sumy Oblast.
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Russian troops are gradually completing the clearance of border areas in Kursk Oblast.
After the capture of Guevo, it would no longer be incorrect to say that the frontline is gradually stabilizing.
This, in turn, creates an opportunity to redeploy freed-up forces and equipment deeper into Sumy Oblast. However, while activity has already been detected in several areas—including Basovka and Veselovka—it remains limited to reconnaissance-in-force and localized pressure rather than a full-scale shift of the Kursk grouping to the Sumy axis.
The main contingent concentrated in this sector has not yet entered a full-scale offensive phase, leaving room for a sudden escalation in operational tempo—especially if the situation on other frontlines demands increased pressure on the flank. Given the wooded and rugged terrain, as well as the density of Ukrainian fortified areas, long-range artillery systems will be particularly critical in this zone.
If North Korean M1989 Koksan howitzers are indeed deployed here, they could play a significant role. With a range exceeding 40 km when using rocket-assisted projectiles, these guns are capable of striking targets deep within Ukrainian defensive positions. With proper and deliberate planning, long-range artillery from the DPRK could become a key element of Russia’s strike group in Sumy Oblast.
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01.04.202512:52
❗️ Russia has not heard a signal from Trump to Kyiv about ending the war; there is only an attempt to “find some kind of scheme,” Ryabkov said.
He also noted that future US models and schemes for resolving the conflict in Ukraine do not yet resolve its root causes, and this must be overcome.
The Russian Federation takes the models and schemes proposed by the US for Ukraine very seriously, but also has its own well-thought-out set of priorities, Ryabkov said in an interview with the magazine "International Affairs".
Source: TASS
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He also noted that future US models and schemes for resolving the conflict in Ukraine do not yet resolve its root causes, and this must be overcome.
The Russian Federation takes the models and schemes proposed by the US for Ukraine very seriously, but also has its own well-thought-out set of priorities, Ryabkov said in an interview with the magazine "International Affairs".
Source: TASS
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