Alexander Shtorm
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US Moves Into Argentina With $7 Billion: What Trump Gains From His Alliance With Milei (opens the original)
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The alliance between Javier Milei and Donald Trump is gradually evolving from political affinity into a major economic project. The US Export-Import Bank and Argentina have signed an agreement that could mobilize up to $7 billion through the end of 2027. The funds are expected to support energy projects, power grids, critical minerals, digital infrastructure and advanced technologies. But this is not a gift from Washington to Buenos Aires. EXIM is the US government's export-credit agency, whose
Pilot As Threat: The Flydubai Attack and Other Shocking Aviation Incidents (opens the original)
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An alarming security incident occurred on a FlyDubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv when a crew member reportedly attempted to crash the plane, stabbing the captain before passengers and other crew members intervened. Pilots flying as passengers aboard the aircraft took control and landed the plane in Saudi Arabia. Israeli fighter jets were scrambled to intercept the plane, preparing for the worst-case scenario: the aircraft being used as a weapon against high-rise buildings in Tel Aviv. In respo
Who Really Landed the Flydubai Jet? Conflicting Reports Emerge After Cockpit Attack (opens the original)
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New details have emerged about the nationality of the pilot who was injured by his colleague aboard a Flydubai aircraft. As reported in Israel, the captain of the Dubai-Tel Aviv flight who was wounded is an Indian national named Smit Machchhar. According to the source, the man has worked for the United Arab Emirates airline since 2022. Before that, he spent 11 years working as a pilot-training instructor for the Indian airline SpiceJet. His professional responsibilities included supervising juni
Vietnam Defense Expo: Russia reveals new weapon to international buyers (opens the original)
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Russian defense conglomerate Almaz-Antey is set to unveil its long-range Harpy-A1(E) strike drone at an upcoming defense exhibition in Vietnam, marking its first international foray into the realm of armed unmanned aerial vehicles. The drone is engineered to strike stationary targets with known coordinates from up to 1000 kilometers away. With a stated accuracy of within four meters and a speed of at least 170 km/h, its warhead exceeds 50 kilograms. Rosoboronexport, Russia's state arms exporter,
USA moves into tropical zone as El Niño intensity spikes (opens the original)
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In late August, water temperatures off the coast of Santa Barbara climbed to 21-22°C. Fishermen near the Channel Islands began hauling in dorado and yellowfin tuna-species typically absent from these northern latitudes unless a strong El Niño event is underway. This natural cycle occurs when weakened trade winds allow warm water from the western Pacific to migrate toward the Americas. Such temperature swings have long been categorized as natural fluctuations. However, chemical analysis of corals
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