A war of conquest cannot be won using nukes; allowing that to come to pass would result in dozens of countries arming themselves and using nukes for territorial gain. This is the reason the US has stated they will directly intervene in the war if Russia uses nukes.
He seems to be trying to end the war in record time by sending his forces to be continuously wiped out. It's a bold strategy, Cotton, let's see if it pays off for him!
It’s not Jewish people in general. It’s Bibi and his Zionist followers, whether they be part of the military or settlers killing Palestinians for their land.
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Click here to see the summaryCelebrations in the Chinese financial hub began on the weekend, culminating on Tuesday in a large crowd of mostly young people that gathered around a popular bar area, according to onlookers and social media posts. While most attendees did not dress up and many of those who did wore outfits like monsters and superheros, some attracted attention on social media for costumes such as blue and white hazmat suits that gained infamy in China last year for being used by authorities enforcing COVID-19 curbs known as “dabai”. Social media posts from Tuesday and the days before included one of a man donning boards illustrating China’s slumping stock market and another dressed up as Lu Xun, a famous author whose works have been popular among Chinese youth as they grapple with historic rates of unemployment. "The ‘dabai’, COVID-19 testing, A-share market…that Shanghai people dressed up as are all elements that speak to the trauma of the times and traces of history. Public critiques of government policies are rare in China, where authorities have been cracking down on free expression. There was little sign of aggressive efforts to stop the gathering by police, but some people in costumes that could be perceived as subversive were filmed being escorted away. — Saved 45% of original text.
KINSHASA, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Six presidential candidates in Democratic Republic of Congo, including President Felix Tshisekedi’s main rivals, called on Tuesday for urgent measures to prevent potential fraud in the upcoming general election.
International allies and human rights groups have accused the authorities of cracking down on dissent and freedom of expression, charges the government has denied.
The deployment of election observers is impossible because the exact number of polling stations and their locations has not been made public, the statement said.
Its signatories included Nobel Peace Prize winner Denis Mukwege; the former governor of the rich mining province of Katanga, Moise Katumbi; and the runner-up in the 2018 presidential election, Martin Fayulu.
The spokesperson for Congo’s Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) did not immediately reply to a request for comment.
Earlier this month, CENI president Denis Kadima met with U.S. officials in Washington as part of a “rebranding” campaign to dispel concerns about the commission’s past record.
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And recent daily returnee figures are three times higher than normal, Taliban refugee ministry spokesman Abdul Mutaleb Haqqani told Reuters on Oct 26.
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said in a statement that the expulsion plan was compliant with international norms and principles: “Our record of the last forty years in hosting millions of our Afghan brothers and sisters speaks for itself.”
Despite the challenges facing migrants, Pakistan is the only home many of them know and a sanctuary from the economic deprivation and extreme social conservatism that Afghanistan is grappling with, said Samar Abbas of the Sindh Human Rights Defenders Network, which is helping 200 Afghans seeking to remain.
In early September, an average of 300 people crossed the border into Afghanistan daily, according to international organizations working on migration issues, who provided data on condition that they not be identified due to the sensitivity of the matter.
Majida, a 31-year-old who was born in Pakistan, lives with her husband and their six children in an apartment complex in Sohrab Goth, a squalid suburb whose narrow streets are filled with heaps of garbage.
Back in Afghanistan, the influx of returning migrants and refugees has exerted pressure on already limited resources that are stretched by international sanctions on the banking sector and cuts in foreign aid after the Taliban takeover.
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