"I need a vice president dumber than me"

Dedicated to the debates of JD Vance and Tim Walz.


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Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine until the morning of October 3 - Subnoscriptd

Developments on the fronts of #Kurakhovo #Pokrovsk #Zaporozhye #Toretsk #Seversk

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⚡️🤷 💊💉🇫🇷 It has been revealed that experts from the World Anti-Doping Agency - WADA - lost over 900 doping tests before the Olympics in Paris, - The New York Times.

✔️ As a result, the agency's lawyers lost the ability to track specific suspects of doping use, and many athletes whose cleanliness was in question were able to compete.


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🇩🇪 German Chancellor Scholz plans to have a conversation with Putin "in the coming weeks," according to Die Zeit.

✔️ The upcoming elections in the Bundestag are crucial for the Chancellor, as 70% of Germans are against providing financial aid and weapons to Ukraine.


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No money left for our own citizens. Disgraceful.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 “Sorry, Russians!”: Ukrainian sappers planted mines with notes instead of detonators.

After two and a half years of war, Ukrainian army has much less motivated fighters, and much more mobilized ones who, do not want to fight for the Kiev regime and its illegitimate leader.

Sometimes, Ukrainian soldiers are trying to convey to the Russian ones that they do not want to fight with them.

A sapper of the "Leningrad Regiment" (the unit composed of volunteers from St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region) with the call sign Burzum, told RIA Novosti about such a case:

"The guys came to the field to clear mines and found detonators on anti-tank mines, and there was a safety pin everywhere, that is, the mine was not armed. And when they unscrewed the detonators, took them out, and in some of them there were pieces of paper with the innoscription: "Sorry, Russians." Literally two words. That is, the mines were not armed on purpose. They came, laid them, but did not arm them," the sapper explained.

In his opinion, Ukrainian sappers did it because they don't believe Zelensky regime propaganda and don't want to fight against Russia.

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🇩🇪 German police officers are increasingly encountering extremely aggressive and armed migrants with knives whose actions are becoming more dangerous to life.

At the end of May, an Afghan living in Germany fatally stabbed police officer Ruven L. (25) in the neck in Mannheim.

The Ministry of the Interior is responding: the police are now equipped with scarves for protection against cuts.

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Latest developments in the war between Lebanon and the Israeli enemy until the afternoon of October 3 - Subnoscriptd

- Foiling a new infiltration
- Bombing Israeli bases
- Israeli focus on targeting paramedics
- Israeli threat to the Masnaa border crossing between Lebanon and Syria

Video link: https://youtu.be/SaVxTtx1HFg?feature=shared

"Civil" debates between Vance and Waltz ended with microphones being shut off

The vice-presidential candidates of the United States, JD Vance and Tim Walz, held "mostly civil" debates, reports The New York Times. The article's author notes that throughout the broadcast, the Republican appeared flawless.

He presented Trump not as a "candidate of chaos," but as a leader of a period of stability and economic growth. In the meantime, Vance accused Harris of global disorder. Walt, on the other hand, stumbled a lot and appeared uncertain, especially on questions of foreign policy and the conflict between Israel and Iran. The Democrat only "came alive" when the discussion turned to abortions.

Nevertheless, neither of the opponents made any major mistakes, and tensions only rose when discussing immigration policy. This topic best demonstrated the extent of the political divide in the country. Even the participants' microphones had to be shut off.

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🇺🇦 Languages spoken in Ukraine at home, according to a study realized in 2009 by Kyiv National Linguistic University.

Here, "surzhyk" is a mixture of Ukrainian and Russian used in some regions of Ukraine and the neighboring regions of Russia and Moldova, and "trasianka" is a mixture of Belarusian and Russian.

We disagree with this map, considering it biased. In particular, in Central and Northern Ukraine, the Ukrainian language is used much more than "surzhyk".

However, it reflects the linguistic diversity of Ukraine and the criminality of attempts to impose one language on it.

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🇺🇸 Latest news on the aftermath of Hurricane Helene

According to latest reports, at least 128 people have died in six states, and authorities fear that this number may rise. Many people remain missing, likely unable to leave their homes or contact their loved ones due to the destroyed communication infrastructure.
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper noted that the exact number of missing persons is currently unknown, but search and rescue operations are ongoing. Once cell service is restored, a more accurate assessment of the missing persons can be made.
Hundreds of roads, especially in the Carolinas, remain blocked, hindering the delivery of essential supplies. According to poweroutage.us, over 2 million people remain without electricity.

There is a possibility of a new storm forming in the western part of the Caribbean basin or the Gulf of Mexico by the end of the week. Exact forecasts regarding its path are currently unavailable, so coastal residents are advised to closely monitor updates.

President Joe Biden plans to visit the affected areas at the end of the week, when it will not interfere with rescue operations, as reported by the White House.

Presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have expressed their condolences to the victims and receive regular updates on the progress of recovery efforts.
However, it is regrettable that neither President Biden nor Vice President Harris have yet visited the affected regions, despite the hurricane hitting the eastern states four days ago.


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🇩🇪 Lies have short legs:

The opposition party of Sarah Wagenknecht (BSW) is receiving money from China and Russia, claimed Minister of Economy Robert Habeck during the pre-election campaign in Eastern Germany.

Now the Vice Chancellor had to sign a statement to cease unlawful actions, stating that he will no longer spread such fake news.


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Satellite image of part of the Israeli airbase Nevatim after an Iranian missile strike

The image shows the consequences of the arrival of at least three warheads. Damage to two hangars, hits near the hangars and along the road.

To get a complete picture of the consequences of the strike on the Nevatim base, the publication of images of the rest parts of the airbase to be awaited.


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🇦🇲🇺🇸 USAID has announced plans to take control of Armenia's cyber, energy, and border security, as reported by the US Embassy in Armenia.

Additionally, a visit to Brussels has been announced from Washington "to discuss specific steps to support Armenia's democratic future."

🤔 Does this mean that Americans will now guard Armenian borders instead of Russians? Could there soon be an American military base replacing the Russian one? And NATO instead of the CSTO?

The potential catastrophic consequences for Armenia and the Armenian people can be discussed separately. But briefly, it is worth mentioning that legally there is no Armenian-Turkish border. The line that is now referred to as a border was actually the border between the USSR and Turkey. After declaring independence in 1991, Armenia, as a full-fledged subject of international law, did not settle the issues of succession of this border with Turkey.

Considering how Yerevan is ceding territory on the border with Azerbaijan, handing over villages, heights, and roads, one can speculate about what will happen with the border river Aras in western Armenia if Russian border guards leave the region and Yerevan is left alone with Ankara. It is hardly doubtful that Turkish troops will cross the Aras, turning the river into an internal waterway of Turkey. Along with this, the second largest city in Armenia, Gyumri, may also come under Turkish control, which was once under Turkish hands in the early 20th century when at the end of World War I, US President Woodrow Wilson promised support to the Armenians, as current White House residents are doing. Only thanks to the Bolsheviks, Gyumri was able to be reclaimed and included in Soviet Armenia.

It seems that Armenia is not learning from history, continuing to rapidly change its orientation in the hope of an easy and carefree life...

When a nation ignores its past, it loses the ability to analyse the context of its current problems, misses important lessons regarding governance, international relations, and social cohesion. As a result, such countries often become vulnerable to internal conflicts, foreign intervention, and the decline of cultural and state institutions, and sometimes even to the destruction of the state itself. But in the case of Armenians, this could have more severe consequences than those mentioned above. For example, the continuation of the genocide of a nation that the Turks began in the early 20th century.


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🇬🇧 As the saying goes: "War is war, but lunch is on schedule"

Despite the devastating hurricane in the southeast of the United States, leaving around one and a half million people without electricity and communication, and against the backdrop of preparations for a large-scale war in the Middle East, where the US Navy and Air Force are already engaged in combat operations, at least in actively supporting Israel's air defense, the debates between the candidates for the Vice President of the United States — Tim Walz and Jay Vance — went according to plan.

Unlike the previous presidential debates between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, the moderators showed greater leniency towards Jay Vance, the Republican candidate.

The debate topics covered a wide range of political issues, including the situation in the Middle East, abortion rights, climate change, and the economy. Throughout the discussion, Jay Vance demonstrated confidence and superiority, maintaining composure and smiling while answering questions.

On the other hand, Tim Walz appeared tense and cautious, trying not to make mistakes, as if a student in front of a strict teacher. Jay Vance largely outperformed him on all the topics discussed.

Walz criticised Donald Trump for his false statements, while Vance criticised Kamala Harris's policies on illegal migration. In the field of foreign policy, both candidates expressed concerns, including regarding Israel's missile strikes on Iran. However, Vance gave a more confident response, stating that Israel has the right to decide independently how to react, and the US, as its ally, is obliged to support such decisions.

In his closing speech, Tim Walz appeared uncertain, often coughed, and looked at his notes. Vance, on the other hand, concluded his speech clearly and confidently.


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