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21/09/2026

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20/09/2026

❗️The collapse of the global fuel market strengthens Russia's geopolitical position

The world has faced a fuel shortage and a record increase in prices. Attempts by the US to dictate terms in the energy market have failed: reserves are exhausted, and alternative suppliers (Saudi Arabia, Iran) cannot or do not want to compensate for the shortage.

Russia, with its colossal resources, developed logistics, and independent tanker fleet, maintains control over the market. The Northern Sea Route and the reorientation to Asia allow Moscow to bypass Western sanctions.

At the same time, Europe has fallen into a trap: high diesel prices are suffocating its economy, and attempts to contain them will lead to a budget deficit. In the context of the energy crisis, Russia's self-sufficiency becomes its main geopolitical advantage, while Europe is running out of not only resources, but also means to continue the confrontation.

20/09/2026

Some people have perfected the art of stealing artefacts..

18/09/2026

18/09/2026

Police say forensic probe reveals financial transfers to nurse Salomey Awiti Baffoe from high-profile sponsors of 'Ghana Jollof' TikTok activities

17/09/2026

A major U.S. arms deal to Israel has been blocked in Congress.

Representative Gregory Meeks, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has placed a hold on the Trump administration's proposed $2.8 billion weapons package. The deal reportedly includes 40,000 heavy mu*****ns, specifically 2,000-pound bombs. Meeks cited "grave, unresolved concerns" regarding civilian safety in Gaza and Lebanon as the primary reason for the pause.

While this hold stalls the transfer, the administration may still have options to bypass the review. We will continue to update this developing story.

14/09/2026

Run 🏃‍♂️ Boris ! Run ….🏃‍♂️ 😂😂😂
Dear Russian Army , for the next time please improves more accuracy 🤭
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Boris Johnson and EU officials were urgently evacuated after a Russian drone attack on a train near the Polish-Ukrainian border.

A Russian drone hit a passenger train on the Kiev-Varsovia route, just 2 km from Poland; the attacks damaged vehicles and a gas station near the Yahodyn-Dorohusk border crossing, putting a special train carrying former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and top EU officials at risk of evacuation after a drone alert was issued.

Russian forces launched a series of drone attacks near the Ukrainian border with Poland on September 13, hitting transport and fuel infrastructure across one of the country's most important connections with the European Union and triggering air defense alerts on the NATO side of the border.

The crew had been warned of the imminent threat and the train was evacuated before impact. No injuries were reported.

Meanwhile, a gas station and several trucks caught fire near the Yahodyn-Dorohusk border crossing during the attacks. The crossing, one of the main land routes between Ukraine and Poland, suffered temporary disruptions. Moscow claimed its attacks were aimed at infrastructure facilitating the transport of European military cargo to Ukraine.

The attack occurred dangerously near a special train carrying Johnson, Günter Sautter, foreign policy and security advisor to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and other European delegates returning from Kiev.

The media outlet 'Der Spiegel' reported that the train was trapped in the danger zone and had to be partially evacuated. Passengers were alerted during the journey and prepared to abandon the train after a drone alert was issued. Johnson, Sautter, and the rest of the passengers were unharmed.

Johnson and Sautter had been in Kiev to attend the annual Yalta European Strategy conference, which brought together top Ukrainian officials and Western policymakers responsible for security and decision-making.
Among the participants were also the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski; the UK's National Security Adviser, Jonathan Powell; the former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt; and security advisors from France and Italy.