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Nov 24, 2024
The body of previously kidnapped Rabbi Tzvi Kogan was found in the UAE. Israeli authorities suspect Iranian intelligence services of his murder
Israeli authorities announced the discovery of the body of a rabbi, a citizen of Israel and Moldova, Zvi Kogan, who disappeared in the United Arab Emirates, reports the Associated Press. The government called his murder a “monstrous anti-Semitic terrorist attack.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel "will use all possible means to seek justice and bring those responsible to justice." Kogan went missing on Thursday and was initially thought to have been kidnapped.
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Nov 24, 2024
Yle: Aluminum exports from Finland to Russia have doubled compared to the previous year
Finnish customs statistics show that in the nine months of 2024, Finland supplied $22.3 million worth of aluminum to Russia, while during the same period in 2023 - only $11.3 million, reports local broadcaster yle. Thus, the export of this metal to the Russian Federation has doubled. It is noted that aluminum is transported either by sea or through the Baltic countries. Its sales now constitute the main export category from Finland to Russia.
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Nov 24, 2024
American astronomers have discovered the youngest exoplanet recorded using the transit method. Its age is 3 million years
Astronomers have discovered the youngest known exoplanet. Planet TIDYE-1b is only 3 million years old, while Earth is 4.5 billion years old. Madison Barber of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill discovered TIDYE-1b using the transit method using NASA's TESS space telescope. Previously, using this method, when a planet is identified during a passage by the dimming of its star, it was possible to find such cosmic bodies only 10 million years old or older.
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Nov 24, 2024
The SBU showed the wreckage of the Oreshnik. A representative of the department said that such debris had not yet been found in Ukraine
News The Insider November 24, 2024 Kiev showed journalists from The Associated Press the remains of the Oreshnik missile, which Russian authorities say is the newest ballistic missile that struck the Ukrainian city of Dnepr on November 21. “It should be noted that this is the first time that the remains of such a missile were discovered on the territory of Ukraine,” said the agency’s source in the Security Service of Ukraine.
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Nov 24, 2024
“A terrible mistake has occurred”: the body of a Tyumen SVO fighter was accidentally brought to someone else’s funeral
In the photo: former district police officer Igor Kosimov The body of former district police officer Igor Kosimov from the Agapovsky district of the Chelyabinsk region, who died in the war with Ukraine, was confused with the body of a Tyumen military man. The ex-Interior Ministry employee was supposed to be buried on November 23 in the village of Rzhevka. However, the funeral had to be postponed.
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Nov 24, 2024
A resident of Stavropol was fined for “discrediting the army.” She was reported by a neighbor for listening to music loudly during the war.
A resident of the Stavropol region, Anastasia Kalmykova, was fined under an article on discrediting the army after a denunciation by her neighbors, writes “Caucasus. Realities." Neighbor Taisiya Donskikh reproached Kalmykova for listening to music loudly: “While you are having fun, our men are dying in the Northern Military District.” The informer's husband joined in the reproaches, saying that now was not the time to listen to music because there was a war going on.
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Nov 24, 2024
The British military recorded flights of unidentified drones over three military bases in the country
Several unidentified drones have been spotted over three military bases in the UK, The Guardian reports , citing US Air Force officials. Drones were spotted between 20 and 22 November over RAF Lakenheath and Mildenhall in Suffolk, and over RAF Feltwell in Norfolk. U.S. Air Force officials said it is currently unclear whether drones can be considered hostile. A spokesman for U.S.
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Nov 24, 2024
CNN: North Korean ballistic missiles Russia is firing at Ukraine use Western chips
Ukraine has faced a sharp increase in the number of Russian ballistic missile attacks, about a third of which, according to the Ukrainian military, were launched in North Korea. These missiles are equipped with Western chips supplied to the DPRK despite existing sanctions, CNN reports , citing Ukrainian officials.
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Nov 24, 2024
Senator Lindsey Graham: The US Congress will impose sanctions against any country that has executed the ICC arrest warrant for Netanyahu and Galant
American Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, in an interview with Fox News, promised to impose sanctions against US allies if they begin to carry out arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Galant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). “To any ally - Canada, Britain, Germany, France: if you help the ICC, we will impose sanctions against you,” Graham said.
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Nov 24, 2024
AP: A group linked to al-Qaeda attacked mercenaries from the Wagner PMC in Mali. At least six Russians died
At least six Russian mercenaries were killed in an attack in Mali launched by militants from an al-Qaeda-linked group, the Associated Press reported , citing an Islamist statement. According to this information, on Thursday, a group known by the acronym JNIM intercepted a mechanized column of Wagner PMC mercenaries in the Mopti region, hitting both military equipment and personnel.
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Nov 24, 2024
Iran launched new and improved centrifuges for uranium enrichment in response to IAEA resolution - Speaker of the country's parliament
Iran has launched new and improved centrifuges for uranium enrichment in response to a recent resolution by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which Tehran called politically motivated. This was reported by Press TV with reference to the words of the speaker of the country's parliament, Mohammad Ghalibaf. He said the decision was made as a result of an "unfair and non-consensus" resolution initiated by Britain, France, Germany and the United States.
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Nov 24, 2024
In Ryazan, a cadet at the FSIN Academy committed suicide, blaming teachers for her death - media
In Ryazan, a 3rd year student at the Federal Penitentiary Service Academy was found hanged, Ryazan media writes. According to local media Ya62.ru with reference to Telegram channels, a girl, Arina K., born in 2004, was found dead in a rented apartment; she allegedly left a voice message where she blamed the teaching staff of the university for her death. Soon after the news of her death, various versions of what happened appeared in the press.
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Nov 24, 2024
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development refused energy financing to Ukraine because of Rinat Akhmetov
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) refused to provide financial assistance to Ukrainian energy companies, namely the electricity operator DTEK, which is part of oligarch Rinat Akhmetov’s holding System Capital Management (SCM). The reason for the refusal was precisely the affiliation with him, writes Corriere della Sera.
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Nov 24, 2024
Chinese hackers gained access to calls and correspondence of approximately 150 American politicians. Among them are Trump and J.D. Vance
The correspondence and calls of about 150 American politicians became available to Chinese hackers, CNN reports , citing a briefing by intelligence officials held at the White House. According to this information, due to the hacking of the servers of American telecommunications companies, attackers gained access, among other things, to the data of President-elect Donald Trump and his Vice President J.D. Vance.
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Nov 24, 2024
A British perfume supplier caught up in the country's first investigation into circumventing sanctions against the Russian Federation will not face criminal charges.
No criminal charges will be brought against David Crisp, the head of the company producing Boadicea The Victorious perfume, the price of which is $1,170 per 100 ml, who in the summer of 2024 became the first accused in the case of circumventing sanctions on luxury goods in the UK, the investigation against him has been closed .
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