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Tuesday, April 16, 2024
Kiev admits it has no control over weapons distributed to ordinary citizens
The case clearly shows that the regime is concerned about the possibility of a popular insurrection.
Parts of the American establishment consider China to have peaked and overestimate US power.
The New York Times reports that Ukrainian soldiers are battered and exhausted.
As the global stage prepares to witness the inaugural BRICS Simulation Conference, set against the backdrop of Cape Town, anticipation is rife among the 200-strong international delegation
China is seeking to support local currency swaps with 29 developing countries worth a total of 4 trillion yuan, roughly equivalent to $553.49 billion
In 2022, South Africa imported goods worth $548 million (about R10 billion) from Russia – most of that chemicals and fertilisers – but exported just $283 million, most of which was citrus fruit
Washington DC has an undisclosed number of W76-2 warheads with an extremely low yield of 2-7 kt (kilotons of TNT). This is upwards of only 10% of the destructive power of the "Fat Man" atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. Basic military logic implies that using such weapons against near-peer adversaries is pointless. Thus, the only viable explanation is that the US wants to use such warheads in a conflict with a non-nuclear power.