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Footage Reveals Interrogation of Accused Terrorists in Moscow Shooting Spree
Video footage of questioning one of the accused terrorists behind the Crocus City music venue shooting shared by Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of RT. Updates on the suspects’ location near the Uk ... Read More.
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Moscow Music Venue Attack; Kyiv Denies Allegations
Russia has accused Ukraine of being involved in an assault on a Moscow music venue that left over 100 people dead. On Saturday, Kyiv said that it refuted these accusations. As the attackers attempted t ... Watch Now.
REPORT: Islamic State's Afghan Branch: Prime Suspect in Moscow Concert Attack
Terrorism experts point to the Afghan branch of Islamic State (IS) as the prime suspect behind the deadly assault at a Moscow concert venue. ... Watch Now.
UN Security Council Proposal for Israel-Hamas Cease-Fire Vetoed by Russia and China
The United States proposed a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas conflict to the UN Security Council, but it was vetoed by Russia and China. Find out more about the diplomatic tensions at the United Nations ... Watch Now.
Tensions Rise: US Forces' Permanent Stationing in Taiwan Strait Sparks Concern
Taiwan confirms permanent US forces on its islands, heightening tensions with China. Deployment enabled by NDAA approval in 2023.
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China-Russia Alliance: Should America Worry About This Marriage? The Answer Is Yes!
Growing China-Russia relations worry US military. Concerns of undermining Western unity and shifting global power. US Indo-Pacific commander sees current situation as most dangerous in 40 years. ... Read More.
Mexican Stands Firm: No Return for Immigrants Sent Back Under Texas' New Immigration Law
Migrants directed to leave faced uncertainty on their destination. The law mandates transfer to US-Mexico border entry points, but Mexico refused reentry for Texas migrants, except its nationals. Mexic ... Read More.
US Defense Secretary Urges Increased Support to Avert Ukraine's Existential Threat
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin warns of Ukraine’s existential threat due to lack of Western military support. During a visit to Germany post-illness recovery, he highlighted the urgent situation at ... Watch Now.
Navigating Political Waters: Biden's Dance on the Israeli Dilemma
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aims to eliminate Hamas, free hostages, and secure Israel from Gaza threats. This challenges President Biden’s stance, reflecting a shift in U.S.-Israel dynami ... Read More.
Ukrainian Drones Target Russia on Election Day: 35 Downed, No Damage Reported
Voters in Ukraine launched numerous drone attacks on Russia during an election to extend President Putin’s term. The Russian Defense Ministry reported shooting down 35 drones, with some near Moscow. No ... Read More.
Vladimir Putin Set to Win Russian Presidential Election with 90% of Votes: Official Report
According to reports from Russia’s Central Election Commission (CEC), incumbent President Vladimir Putin is predicted to win this year’s presidential election with close to 90% of the vote. As of 23:00 ... Watch Now.
Trump Hails Zelensky as a Top Salesman: How Ukraine's Leader Leaves Washington with Pockets Full
The Republican front-runner for president in 2024, Donald Trump, has called Vladimir Zelensky one of the “greatest salesmen” he has ever seen since the head of state of Ukraine consistently leaves Wash ... Read More.
Schumer's Call for Israeli Elections Ignored by Pro-Israel Democrats
Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY) made the suggestion that Israel have elections on Thursday, but pro-Israel Democrats avoided the suggestion. ... Read More.
CCP Warns Potential TikTok Ban Could Backfire on the United States
Beijing warned that a proposed TikTok ban may have repercussions for the United States. The US House of Representatives will vote on severing ties with the Chinese owner or banning the app from the US. ... Watch Now.
Pentagon Allocates $300M in Weapons Aid to Ukraine Amid Military Funding Crisis
The White House plans to send $300 million in weapons to aid Kyiv, despite military strain and cost concerns. This marks the first security package since December amid funding challenges and overrun in ... Read More.
