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So according to Biden, being a mega Karen is the core essence of being American? Sus, but kinda checks out.
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So according to Biden, being a mega Karen is the core essence of being American? Sus, but kinda checks out.
More "accidents" and mysteries
"In addition to the fire at the arms depot and munitions storage in Bryansk, it appears that the part of the railway that transports Russian armor into Ukraine was damaged as well"
"In addition to the fire at the arms depot and munitions storage in Bryansk, it appears that the part of the railway that transports Russian armor into Ukraine was damaged as well"
Asia strikes back? But then should Asia strike back, since this isn’t a Hollywood film, their will be no return of America. I mean the USA is like an over emotional and crazy Sith that is progressively becoming too stupid to live while Asia is a resurgent Jedi that is progressively ensuring not only a high ground but also properly trained not to be a retard, unlike the films
That derailment looks like a plain landslide to me. Lots of rain over past week.
The fire at the oil storage at Bryansk might have been a "suicide drone" attack according to some reports.
switchblades can do that? damn
Might be a ghost phoenix.
Then again homemade Houthi drones could ignore the likes of Patriot missiles and out a massive dent in Aramco. US made drones could obviously to the same and more.
Solomon Islands: Japan sends envoy as Australia warns of Chinese military base ‘red line’
- Kentaro Uesugi is expected to convey Tokyo’s concern about the islands’ security pact with China, and discuss bilateral and regional issue
- It comes after Australian PM Scott Morrison said on Sunday that a Chinese military base in the Solomon Islands would be a ‘red line’ for his government
dispatched a foreign vice-minister to the Solomon Islands on Monday amid worry over that the South Pacific nation struck with that could increase Beijing’s military influence in the region.
Kentaro Uesugi’s three-day trip to Solomon Islands comes on the heels of a visit by a senior US delegation, who warned that Washington would take unspecified action against the South Pacific nation should the security deal with China pose a threat to US or allied interests.
The security pact, which China and the Solomons confirmed last week, has also alarmed neighbouring countries and Western allies, including Japan, that fear a military build-up in the region.
“We believe the deal could affect the security of the entire Asia-Pacific region and we are watching the development with concern,” Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi said on Friday.
Uesugi, during his visit to the Solomon Islands, is expected to convey Japan’s concern about the security pact and discuss bilateral and regional issues.
Japan sees China’s increasingly assertive military activity in the East and South China seas as a threat in some of the world’s busiest sea lanes. Tokyo is especially concerned about Chinese military and coastguard activity in the East China Sea near the disputed Diaoyu Islands, which Japan controls and calls the Senkakus.
Tokyo has in recent years significantly stepped up security cooperation and expanded joint drills with the United States and other Western partners, including Australia, India, France, Britain and Germany, that share its concerns about China’s growing influence. The Solomon Islands switched diplomatic ties from Taipei to Beijing in 2019.
On Sunday, ’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison said a Chinese military base in the Solomon Islands would be a “red line” for his government, adding at a press conference that his determination to avoid a naval base there was shared not just by the US but by the Pacific nation’s prime minister, Manasseh Sogavare.
Morrison said Sogavare had assured him personally there would be no military base in the Solomons. “This is a shared concern, not just Australia. This is Australia with regional governments,” he said. When asked by journalists what he would do in the event of the announcement of a Chinese military base in the Solomons, Morrison did not say.
Australia’s Liberal National coalition is working to contain the political fallout from the announcement in the past week that the Solomon Islands had signed a security agreement with China, the details of which have not been made public. A draft of the agreement leaked in late March would allow Chinese naval vessels a safe harbour just 2,000km (1,200 miles) from Australia’s coastline.
The opposition Labor Party described the pact as the “worst failure of Australian foreign policy in the Pacific since the end of World War II”. Speaking to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation on Monday morning, Labor’s shadow defence minister Brendan O’Connor said he would request a briefing from the government on what it would do if the “red line” was crossed by China.
“The fact that we have to turn to using that type of language is too little, too late. We should have been doing more,” he said. Morrison’s government is currently campaigning for a fourth term in power at a national election due to be held on May 21. Despite Australia’s strong economy and record low unemployment, Morrison’s centre-right government is trailing Labor in opinion polling.
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This is where this "note" will go. The West also pays attention in protecting the environment by recycling the note
"MOSCOW SENT A NOTE TO THE U.S DEMANDING TO STOP ARMS SUPPLIES TO UKRAINE"
"MOSCOW SENT A NOTE TO THE U.S DEMANDING TO STOP ARMS SUPPLIES TO UKRAINE"
Asia is winning by lying flat "躺赢". The day Russia joins RCEP, that day is history.