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Vladimir Putin blames 'the west' for Ukraine 'crisis' at 'Anti Nato' summit

September 01, 2025

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Donald Trump breaks silence on Truth Social to quash mounting health speculation

September 01, 2025

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Trump tells Starmer what he really thinks of him with controversial move

September 01, 2025

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CNN halts show for breaking alert as network dishes humiliating blow to Donald Trump

September 01, 2025

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Putin reveals he's reached 'understandings' with Trump about end of Ukraine war

September 01, 2025

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Rudy Giuliani's injuries in full after horrific high-speed car crash

September 01, 2025

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Ukrainian civilian ship blown up by 'unidentified explosive device' in Black Sea

September 01, 2025

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Nuke map shows what will happen if Russia or Iran strikes UK in 'WW3'

September 01, 2025

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Donald Trump describes son Barron in three unbelievable words in resurfaced clip

September 01, 2025

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Donald Trump breaks silence on health fears in new Truth Social statement

August 31, 2025

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Donald Trump looks 'worse' than Joe Biden in latest pictures as health fears soar

August 31, 2025

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Donald Trump dealt humiliating blow as CNN shares huge immigration update

August 31, 2025

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Russia celebrates as 'Donald Trump wants Putin to win war in Ukraine'

August 31, 2025

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Giant Naked Donald Trump Statue Sparks MAGA Fury: 'Despicable'

A newly unveiled statue of former President Donald Trump, depicted in the nude, has ignited widespread public attention and intense reactions—particularly from his supporters. The statue, which stands 43 feet tall and was placed along Interstate 15 near Las Vegas, has quickly become a flashpoint in ongoing political and cultural debates across the United States. Supporters of Donald Trump have expressed outrage, calling the sculpture offensive and disrespectful. Some have labeled it a deliberate provocation meant to stir political division rather than foster meaningful dialogue. However, others view the statue as a bold expression of political art, pushing boundaries and raising questions about power, transparency, and public image in American politics. The artwork, titled "Crooked and Obscene," was created by an anonymous artist and weighs approximately 6,000 pounds. Made of foam and reinforced with rebar, the statue is not intended to remain in one place—it is part of ...

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In a significant policy reversal, President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will resume arms shipments to Ukraine, just days after pausing military aid to review domestic stockpiles. Speaking at a private dinner in Washington with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump justified the move by emphasizing the worsening conditions on the ground in Ukraine. “They are getting hit very hard now. They are getting hit very hard,” Trump told reporters. “They have to be able to defend themselves. So many people are dying in that mess.” The remarks reflect Trump’s clearest shift yet in tone regarding Ukraine’s war with Russia — and suggest a growing frustration with Vladimir Putin’s refusal to engage in meaningful peace negotiations. 📦 Weapons Flow Restarts Amid Record Attacks on Civilians Chief Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell later confirmed that additional “defensive weapons” would be sent to Kyiv. “This is to ensure the Ukrainians can defend themselves while ...

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Reports suggest that NATO has carried out an unusually intense anti-submarine operation in the Norwegian Sea after a Russian submarine was suspected of operating close to the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier. According to defense sources, at least a dozen NATO P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft from the UK, US, and Norway were deployed over a 48-hour period, completing around 27 sorties. These aircraft are specifically designed for anti-submarine warfare, equipped with advanced sonobuoys and torpedoes. The UK Ministry of Defence confirmed that the Royal Air Force (RAF) was actively involved in the mission and clarified that it was not part of a planned exercise making the operation stand out as a “highly unusual surge.” Analysts believe this was a direct signal to Moscow: “We see you.” Key details: The RAF reportedly launched eight Poseidon flights from RAF Lossiemouth in Scotland. The US operated from bases in Iceland and Sicily, while Norway deployed a...

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