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‘Smart’ Russian SAMs Strike Ukrainian Warplanes, Drones Using AI
Sputnik - May 24th 2023 1:34am EDTThe S-350 Vityaz, which entered service with the Russian armed forces in 2019, is capable of effectively destroying both ballistic and aerodynamic targets.
Illinois Attorney General Releases Report on Sexual Abuse of Children by Catholic Clergy
Sputnik - May 24th 2023 12:03am EDTWASHINGTON (Sputnik) – Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul has released a report of a multi-year investigation, chronicling 70 years of sexual abuse of almost 2,000 children by Catholic church leaders and clergy across the state.
Iranian President: US Claims to Promote Democracy Are ‘Fake’
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 11:48pm EDTThe Iranian leader’s fierce criticisms of the US government came during a speech given in Jakarta, where he came to sign a number of deals meant to boost trade relations between Tehran and Indonesia.
‘PartyGate’ Strikes Again as UK Police Reveal New Probe Into Lockdown Breaches
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 11:19pm EDTA spokesperson for the disgraced former British prime minister described the latest chapter in the PartyGate saga as a “clearly politically-motivated attempt to manufacture something out of nothing.”
Antonov: Moscow Will Continue Policy of Backing African Nations, Oppose Neocolonialism
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 11:06pm EDTWASHINGTON (Sputnik) – Russia pursues the policy of supporting African countries as it sees them as one of the centers of the shaping world order, and is ready to take part in opposing neocolonialism, Russian Ambassador in the United States Anatoly Antonov said on Tuesday.
DeTwitter for Prez?
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 11:02pm EDTFlorida Governor Ron DeSantis is set to announce his presidential run on Twitter, the platform currently owned by SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, during a joint event. The conversation will also be moderated by David Sacks, a fellow tech entrepreneur with close ties to Musk and DeSantis.
Three Protesters Arrested After Cannes Center Left Without Gas, Power During Film Festival
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 10:00pm EDTPARIS (Sputnik) – The central part of France’s Cannes, where the world famous film festival is taking place now, has been left without gas amid protests against the controversial pension reform, French media reported on Tuesday.
Lesotho Willing to Extend Cooperation With Russia, Nothing Can Shake Ties – Envoy to US
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 9:32pm EDTWASHINGTON (Sputnik) – Lesotho is willing to expand its cooperation with Russia and believes that nothing can affect bilateral ties, Tumisang Mosotho, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Lesotho to the United States, told Sputnik on Tuesday.
South Carolina Governor Blasted for Saying He’d Like to Hunt Democrats With Dogs
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 9:10pm EDTThe bizarre statement was made during a GOP convention on Saturday and was tweeted by a reporter.
1Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to Announce 2024 Presidential Bid on Wednesday
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 8:54pm EDTWASHINGTON (Sputnik) – Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is expected to announce on Wednesday that he will run for US president in the 2024 election, a source confirmed to Sputnik.
Trump Criminal Trial Linked to Alleged Hush Payments Scheduled for March 2024
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 8:32pm EDTWASHINGTON (Sputnik) – A US judge officially scheduled former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial on charges of falsifying business records to begin on March 25, 2024.
Orban: Ukraine Has ‘No Chance’ of Beating Russia Amid Conflict
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 7:13pm EDTMainstream media is vilifying Hungary’s popular president once again after he explained why he declined to authorize another half billion in weapons for the Kiev regime.
China Has Nothing to Offer on Possible High-Level Contacts With US – Embassy
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 6:45pm EDTWASHINGTON (Sputnik) – China has nothing to share at present about possible contacts between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden amid statements from Washington about ongoing preparations for a top-level meeting, the spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in Washington, Liu Pengyu, told Sputnik on Tuesday.
Teen Who Crashed U-Haul Near White House Intended to Take ‘Charge of the Nation’
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 6:13pm EDTLate Monday, officials with the US Secret Service and US Park Police responded to a U-Haul crash scene at Washington, DC’s Lafayette Square, which sits across from the White House. At the time, it had been unclear as to whether the crash was intentional.
SETI to Launch ‘Alien Message’ From Mars to Earth in Decoding Test
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 5:22pm EDTIn order to test its ability to detect a real signal sent to Earth by extraterrestrials, Earthlings are going to remotely send themselves a fake alien message from Mars later this week.
SETI to Launch ‘Alien Message’ From Mars to Earth in Decoding Test
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 5:22pm EDTIn order to test its ability to detect a real signal sent to Earth by extraterrestrials, Earthlings are going to remotely send themselves a fake alien message from Mars later this week.
SETI to Launch ‘Alien Message’ From Mars to Earth in Decoding Test
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 5:22pm EDTIn order to test its ability to detect a real signal sent to Earth by extraterrestrials, Earthlings are going to remotely send themselves a fake alien message from Mars later this week.
SETI to Launch ‘Alien Message’ From Mars to Earth in Decoding Test
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 5:22pm EDTIn order to test its ability to detect a real signal sent to Earth by extraterrestrials, Earthlings are going to remotely send themselves a fake alien message from Mars later this week.
Russian Fertilizer Giant May Donate 55,000 Tonnes of Potassium Chloride to Sri Lanka
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 4:59pm EDTMOSCOW (Sputnik) – Uralchem-Uralkali Group, one of Russia’s largest producers of mineral fertilizers, told Sputnik on Tuesday it may include 55,000 tonnes of potassium chloride, blocked in the port of Latvia’s capital, Riga, since March 2022 due to sanctions, in a humanitarian shipment to Sri Lanka, while the next shipment could go to Nigeria.
Russian Fertilizer Giant May Donate 55,000 Tonnes of Potassium Chloride to Sri Lanka
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 4:59pm EDTMOSCOW (Sputnik) – Uralchem-Uralkali Group, one of Russia’s largest producers of mineral fertilizers, told Sputnik on Tuesday it may include 55,000 tonnes of potassium chloride, blocked in the port of Latvia’s capital, Riga, since March 2022 due to sanctions, in a humanitarian shipment to Sri Lanka, while the next shipment could go to Nigeria.
Russian Fertilizer Giant May Donate 55,000 Tonnes of Potassium Chloride to Sri Lanka
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 4:59pm EDTMOSCOW (Sputnik) – Uralchem-Uralkali Group, one of Russia’s largest producers of mineral fertilizers, told Sputnik on Tuesday it may include 55,000 tonnes of potassium chloride, blocked in the port of Latvia’s capital, Riga, since March 2022 due to sanctions, in a humanitarian shipment to Sri Lanka, while the next shipment could go to Nigeria.
Russian Fertilizer Giant May Donate 55,000 Tonnes of Potassium Chloride to Sri Lanka
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 4:59pm EDTMOSCOW (Sputnik) – Uralchem-Uralkali Group, one of Russia’s largest producers of mineral fertilizers, told Sputnik on Tuesday it may include 55,000 tonnes of potassium chloride, blocked in the port of Latvia’s capital, Riga, since March 2022 due to sanctions, in a humanitarian shipment to Sri Lanka, while the next shipment could go to Nigeria.
US Treasury Reportedly Asks if Federal Agencies Can Delay Payments to Avert Debt Default
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 3:53pm EDTAs a default on the US national debt looms ever closer, thanks to an impasse in Congress, the US Treasury is rushing to push that date back as far as possible. According to Tuesday reports in US media based on “people familiar with the matter,” that includes asking federal agencies if they can delay payments.
US Treasury Reportedly Asks if Federal Agencies Can Delay Payments to Avert Debt Default
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 3:53pm EDTAs a default on the US national debt looms ever closer, thanks to an impasse in Congress, the US Treasury is rushing to push that date back as far as possible. According to Tuesday reports in US media based on “people familiar with the matter,” that includes asking federal agencies if they can delay payments.
US Treasury Reportedly Asks if Federal Agencies Can Delay Payments to Avert Debt Default
Sputnik - May 23rd 2023 3:53pm EDTAs a default on the US national debt looms ever closer, thanks to an impasse in Congress, the US Treasury is rushing to push that date back as far as possible. According to Tuesday reports in US media based on “people familiar with the matter,” that includes asking federal agencies if they can delay payments.
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