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🇷🇺 - The most powerful geomagnetic storm in the last three months' time hit the Earth, leading to mass scale aurora borealis over Russia, Canada, Alaska, Greenland, and Scandinavia.
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🇺🇸 - New Tesla robot demonstrates kungfu. Elon Musk announced that the device will be commercially available for a price tag within the USD 20-30 thousand range.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 S&P launches new crypto index consisting of 15 cryptocurrencies & 35 crypto-related stocks.
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JUST IN: NYSE owner Intercontinental Exchange invests $2 billion in Polymarket, the largest private round in crypto history.
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Russia has signed a contract to export Sukhoi Su-35 4.5-generation air superiority fighter jets to Ethiopia, Ukrainian media reported on October 6
"Internal materials of the Rostec Corporation first mention plans to export the Su-35 to Ethiopia.
The archive of the corporation’s seized correspondence was published by the Black Mirror hacker team.
A subordinate of the Corporation “Concern Radioelectronic Technologies” (JSC “KRET”) received an order in 2022 for the production of control and display devices for six Su-35 fighters being manufactured for Ethiopia.
In the documents, the client countries are encrypted under special codes: 364 — Iran —, 012 — Algeria —, 231 — Ethiopia.
Recall that in 2024, Ethiopia received Russian Su-30 fighters."
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🇺🇸🇺🇦🇷🇺The possible delivery of Tomahawk cruise missiles to Ukraine would drastically expand the strike range of Ukrainian forces: according to Western analysts, with Tomahawk Block IV/V, more than 3,500 military facilities could fall within reach.
These missiles, with a range exceeding 1,500–1,600 km, can be retargeted mid-flight via satellite links and receive real-time reconnaissance data, allowing them to avoid some defenses and change targets during the mission.
However, their practical effectiveness would depend on factors such as the density of air defense layers, electronic warfare, and terrain. Being subsonic, they remain vulnerable to interception by air defense systems and airborne early-warning aircraft.
Even a limited delivery of Tomahawks would represent a significant escalation — turning deep rear areas into reachable targets and forcing adjustments in defenses and doctrines in response to a longer-range, higher-precision threat.
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These missiles, with a range exceeding 1,500–1,600 km, can be retargeted mid-flight via satellite links and receive real-time reconnaissance data, allowing them to avoid some defenses and change targets during the mission.
However, their practical effectiveness would depend on factors such as the density of air defense layers, electronic warfare, and terrain. Being subsonic, they remain vulnerable to interception by air defense systems and airborne early-warning aircraft.
Even a limited delivery of Tomahawks would represent a significant escalation — turning deep rear areas into reachable targets and forcing adjustments in defenses and doctrines in response to a longer-range, higher-precision threat.
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NOW - Germany's AfD chief Alice Weidel: "The planned EU-wide 'chat control' is an absolutely totalitarian project. It means the de facto abolition of digital privacy."
Weidel: The planned EU regulation "overrides the end-to-end encryption of digital messages and makes it possible to automatically search all private messages, images, and videos on users' end devices. In other words, every citizen is placed under general digital suspicion and declared a potential criminal. Data protection, freedom of speech and opinion, privacy would thus finally become historical relics."
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Weidel: The planned EU regulation "overrides the end-to-end encryption of digital messages and makes it possible to automatically search all private messages, images, and videos on users' end devices. In other words, every citizen is placed under general digital suspicion and declared a potential criminal. Data protection, freedom of speech and opinion, privacy would thus finally become historical relics."
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The US president was disappointed by Maduro's unwillingness to resign and his denial of ties to drug cartels.
The White House has already developed several military escalation plans, including removing Maduro from power. An administration representative stated that Trump is ready to use "every element of American power" to stop drug trafficking into the US.
Secretary of State Rubio called Maduro "illegitimate" and "a fugitive from American justice," repeatedly referring to the US indictment against him on charges of illegal drug trafficking and announced an increase in the reward for Maduro to 50 million dollars.
Recall, this is not the first report in the Western press about a possible US invasion of Venezuela.
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🇮🇷 Iran discovers 10 trillion cubic feet of natural gas worth billions of dollars.
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🇨🇳 - China - A growing maritime power: A map by Rerum Novarum showing all 119 Chinese overseas ports.
China has signed 71 bilateral shipping agreements with 66 different countries around the world.
- Yellow: Ports in which China does not have a majority stake (-50%).
- Red: Ports in which China does have a majority stake (+50%).
- Blue: Ports capable of stationing Chinese military vessels.
For a port to dock a Chinese military vessel without any prior agreement, Beijing requires a controlling stake. The typical standard for a port to anchor a military vessel is it must have a draft capable of accommodating an oil tanker (16 meters), as this exceeds the requirements of aircraft carriers (11 meters), frigates and destroyers (6-7 meters). As shown on the map, ports in red, in which China holds a controlling share, either do not have the required quay, draft or the port lies on NATO territory.
China currently has 18 ports (blue on map) capable of holding its military vessels. However, this number is will rise in the coming years, as China has made it clear it seeks to build military facilities at multiple ports currently shown as yellow - such as Gwadar (Pakistan), Chongjin (North Korea), and Posorja (Ecuador).
Notes:
- China, surprisingly, has invested in just a single port in Russia (Port of Zarubino).
- It is unlikely China will receive clearance to dock military vessels at Newcastle Port, Australia. It was shown as blue as the port is capable of holding such vessels and China does have a 51% stake.
- China has never parked a military vessel at Haifa, Israel, however it was also shown as blue as the port has been used by Russian military vessels in the past.
- China has 129 overseas ports in total, but 10 are inactive and are therefore not shown on the map.
China has signed 71 bilateral shipping agreements with 66 different countries around the world.
- Yellow: Ports in which China does not have a majority stake (-50%).
- Red: Ports in which China does have a majority stake (+50%).
- Blue: Ports capable of stationing Chinese military vessels.
For a port to dock a Chinese military vessel without any prior agreement, Beijing requires a controlling stake. The typical standard for a port to anchor a military vessel is it must have a draft capable of accommodating an oil tanker (16 meters), as this exceeds the requirements of aircraft carriers (11 meters), frigates and destroyers (6-7 meters). As shown on the map, ports in red, in which China holds a controlling share, either do not have the required quay, draft or the port lies on NATO territory.
China currently has 18 ports (blue on map) capable of holding its military vessels. However, this number is will rise in the coming years, as China has made it clear it seeks to build military facilities at multiple ports currently shown as yellow - such as Gwadar (Pakistan), Chongjin (North Korea), and Posorja (Ecuador).
Notes:
- China, surprisingly, has invested in just a single port in Russia (Port of Zarubino).
- It is unlikely China will receive clearance to dock military vessels at Newcastle Port, Australia. It was shown as blue as the port is capable of holding such vessels and China does have a 51% stake.
- China has never parked a military vessel at Haifa, Israel, however it was also shown as blue as the port has been used by Russian military vessels in the past.
- China has 129 overseas ports in total, but 10 are inactive and are therefore not shown on the map.
The Russian leader celebrates his 73rd year today
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