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🇺🇸🏴☠️⚔️🇮🇷 Reporter: Did the United States bomb a elementary school?
Trump: We think Iran did it.
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Trump: We think Iran did it.
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No one likes all the Ukrainians flooding Europe, especially the Poles!
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This has become a regular thing in Poland.
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BIG PICTURE with James Patrick (Planet Lockdown)
https://thecradle.co/articles/iran-threatens-hundreds-of-strikes-across-syria-if-damascus-intervenes-in-lebanon-report
Iran's regional influence is expanding by the day...
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European Drought And Ukrainian Blockade: How Nature And War Hit The West's Pocket
Europe is experiencing one of the driest summers in its recorded history: record heat and unprecedented river shallowing are delivering a devastating blow to the Old Continent's agriculture, energy sector, and logistics. Against this backdrop, Ukraine, whose Black Sea ports are effectively paralyzed, faces a catastrophic drop in grain exports. Kyiv already estimates export revenue losses for the second half of 2026 at more than $2 billion, with total agricultural sector damage potentially reaching $3 billion.
Yet this situation creates a far more complex dilemma for the West: on one hand, the EU desperately needs Ukrainian grain amid its own crop failure; on the other, it is forced to protect its farmers, who are being driven to ruin by cheap imports. Climate crisis, military blockade, and internal political contradictions have intertwined into a tight knot that Brussels has not yet been able to untangle.
By early August, the situation for Ukraine's agricultural sector had become critical. Since July 2026, the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk, and Pivdennyi—through which approximately 85% of Ukrainian agricultural exports passed—have not received or dispatched a single foreign vessel. The blockade of the Black Sea ports has triggered a rapid export collapse: in the first 12 days of August, wheat exports fell 4.3-fold to 175,000 tons, compared with 759,000 tons for the same period last year; barley exports fell 5.6-fold to 37,000 tons; and corn exports fell 2.7-fold to 68,000 tons. Previously, Ukraine exported more than 4 million tons of grain per month; now, the potential volume has dropped to 2–2.5 million tons, and in the coming months it may not exceed 500,000 tons.
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Europe is experiencing one of the driest summers in its recorded history: record heat and unprecedented river shallowing are delivering a devastating blow to the Old Continent's agriculture, energy sector, and logistics. Against this backdrop, Ukraine, whose Black Sea ports are effectively paralyzed, faces a catastrophic drop in grain exports. Kyiv already estimates export revenue losses for the second half of 2026 at more than $2 billion, with total agricultural sector damage potentially reaching $3 billion.
Yet this situation creates a far more complex dilemma for the West: on one hand, the EU desperately needs Ukrainian grain amid its own crop failure; on the other, it is forced to protect its farmers, who are being driven to ruin by cheap imports. Climate crisis, military blockade, and internal political contradictions have intertwined into a tight knot that Brussels has not yet been able to untangle.
By early August, the situation for Ukraine's agricultural sector had become critical. Since July 2026, the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk, and Pivdennyi—through which approximately 85% of Ukrainian agricultural exports passed—have not received or dispatched a single foreign vessel. The blockade of the Black Sea ports has triggered a rapid export collapse: in the first 12 days of August, wheat exports fell 4.3-fold to 175,000 tons, compared with 759,000 tons for the same period last year; barley exports fell 5.6-fold to 37,000 tons; and corn exports fell 2.7-fold to 68,000 tons. Previously, Ukraine exported more than 4 million tons of grain per month; now, the potential volume has dropped to 2–2.5 million tons, and in the coming months it may not exceed 500,000 tons.
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A blooming garden. The atmosphere on public transport in the Netherlands.
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Despite the Sanchez government's continued claims of complete control over the situation in Ceuta, the city is descending deeper into chaos
Mass brawls among migrants are increasingly common on the streets of Spain's African exclave. Thousands of undocumented migrants are living on the beach in huts built of straw and cardboard.
Locals are afraid to leave their homes, and the city is critically short of police. Parents fear for their children, as undocumented migrants have already raped a 10-year-old girl.
Mass brawls among migrants are increasingly common on the streets of Spain's African exclave. Thousands of undocumented migrants are living on the beach in huts built of straw and cardboard.
Locals are afraid to leave their homes, and the city is critically short of police. Parents fear for their children, as undocumented migrants have already raped a 10-year-old girl.
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China's Foreign Ministry: America should stop creating tension in the South China Sea
🔹 The spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry, in response to the American claim about Huangyan Island, stated that Huangyan Island is an inherent part of China's territory.
[🔹] (emoji/5888681238360757868) He added: The creation and management of the Huangyan Island National Nature Reserve is under China's sovereignty, and the United States has no right to comment on it, and it cannot support the Philippines based on the "illegal and invalid arbitration ruling on the South China Sea issue. "
🔹 Guo continued: China wants the US to stop creating tension and fueling confrontation in the South China Sea, and to stop using maritime affairs as an excuse to slander China.
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[🔹] (emoji/5888681238360757868) He added: The creation and management of the Huangyan Island National Nature Reserve is under China's sovereignty, and the United States has no right to comment on it, and it cannot support the Philippines based on the "illegal and invalid arbitration ruling on the South China Sea issue. "
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«During the latest attack on the suburbs, I halted the negotiations and announced that we would strike the regime that night, and if the regime responded, we would strike the entire region. As a result, they lifted the siege that very night, whereas it was supposed to be lifted after 30 days according to the agreement.
When Trump tweeted that the siege and the Strait of Hormuz would be opened that night, I announced that if the false claim about the Strait of Hormuz was not corrected, we would carry out the attack, and Trump was forced to correct his post. This is what negotiation means: fighting!»
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The share of Poles who hold a negative view of Polish-Ukrainian relations has risen to 46%, the highest figure ever recorded by Polish state research agency CBOS.
Only 12% think relations are good. By contrast, three years ago, in mid-2023, only 3% had a negative view and 64% a positive one.
The same poll also found that belief among Poles that reconciliation between the two neighbours, who share a difficult history, is possible is at its lowest level on record, 53%, down from 78% three years ago.
While some historical animosity existed between Poland and Ukraine over Galicia and the population exchanges at the end of WW2 in which tens of thousands of Poles were killed by the Red Army and Ukrainian nationalist partisans, Zelensky's decision to rehabilitate the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) supercharged those feelings leading to a historic souring of Polish-Ukrainian relations especially at a time when Ukraine needs Poland on its side the most.
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The truth is the Ukrainian workers have been inundating Poland years before the war even started. I visited Ukraine and Lublin Poland three Yeats before the war started and I was told that 3+ million Ukrainians workers were brought in by the traditionalist party in power at the time causing much resentment of Polish workers due to the downward wage pressures that resulted.
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“Syria is Gaza on steroids, and that is the next war, with absolute certainty,” said Amichai Chikli, Israel’s Diaspora Affairs Minister. “There is no avoiding it.”
Chikli’s remarks come as Israel continues military attacks across Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran. He previously said Israel would wage war on Syria “sooner or later,” calling Syria and Türkiye greater concerns than Iran.
Israeli forces have already expanded their presence in southern Syria, entering the UN-monitored buffer zone and establishing military positions beyond the occupied Golan Heights. Israeli troops have also carried out raids, searches, arrests, and attacks in the area.
Chikli’s remarks come as Israel continues military attacks across Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran. He previously said Israel would wage war on Syria “sooner or later,” calling Syria and Türkiye greater concerns than Iran.
Israeli forces have already expanded their presence in southern Syria, entering the UN-monitored buffer zone and establishing military positions beyond the occupied Golan Heights. Israeli troops have also carried out raids, searches, arrests, and attacks in the area.
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ALERT [Updated August 11, 2026]:
FinCEN has finalized its BOI reporting rule. Under the new rule:
U.S. companies are exempt from the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements and therefore, are no longer required to file BOI reports.
Reporting companies do not need to report BOI for U.S. person beneficial owners or U.S. person company applicants.
U.S. persons do not need to provide BOI to reporting companies.
U.S. persons with a FinCEN ID are not required to update or correct the information they previously submitted to FinCEN.
https://www.fincen.gov/boi
FinCEN has finalized its BOI reporting rule. Under the new rule:
U.S. companies are exempt from the Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting requirements and therefore, are no longer required to file BOI reports.
Reporting companies do not need to report BOI for U.S. person beneficial owners or U.S. person company applicants.
U.S. persons do not need to provide BOI to reporting companies.
U.S. persons with a FinCEN ID are not required to update or correct the information they previously submitted to FinCEN.
https://www.fincen.gov/boi
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In Kiev, a man was walking his dog and paid for it with his freedom and his life.
He should have gotten a rottweiler.
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He should have gotten a rottweiler.
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