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Greetings from Tyler, The pretender is signaling that the U. S. may be “dragged into war with Russia” if Ukraine should lose the war. That sounds pretty bleak. Apparently WW III is not too high a price. Knowing as everyone does now, that there is evidence that payouts have been made, what will…
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German frigate departs for Red Sea as part of EU mission
The German naval frigate Hessen has set sail on an EU military mission to secure merchant shipping in the Red Sea against attacks by Houthi militants in Yemen. The warship, with a crew of about 240 sailors on board, left the German Navy’s largest base in Wilhelmshaven on the North Sea coast on Thursday morning….
