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Ukraine struck two more refineries inside Russia overnight, escalating its campaign against the country’s fuel infrastructure. A train carrying crude oil was also attacked and derailed near St. Petersburg. Experts estimate that nearly a quarter of Russia’s fuel production has been disrupted.
During the performance, he referenced the fatal shooting that took the life of Kirk, "dedicated" a song to him, mocked that his pronouns will now be "was/were," and said, "If you talk sh*t, you will get banged. Rest in piss, Charlie Kirk, you piece of sh*t."
The war in Sudan has become more than just a regional tragedy; it is a challenge to international peace and security. The role of Turkish weapons in this picture forces a reevaluation of Ankara’s foreign policy.
Charlie Kirk did not want to take anyone’s head off, but to put their heads in order by appealing to reason and to shared values. How tragic that his pioneering effort ended with him bleeding in the arena like a Roman gladiator.
In testimony obtained by Israel Hayom, Gazan peace activist Rami Aman, who fled the Strip after being thrown into solitary confinement, describes the brutal reality in Gaza under Hamas rule.
