One such target, he said, is “Israel’s nuclear warhead production site in Dimona. The second wave would leave Dimona “practically destroyed” and Tel Aviv will be “razed to the ground,” Shadlou claimed. ...Nonproliferation experts have warned in recent months that Iran now has enough 60%-enriched uranium to reprocess into fuel for at least one nuclear bomb.

The current International Missions, commonly defined OFCN (Outside National Borders) are 36, below are just some of the most important missions currently in progress: – Africa: Libya (MIASIT), Somalia (EUTM), Djibouti (BMIS), Egypt (MFO), Niger (MISIN) and Malt (EUTM); – Europe: Safe Mediterranean, Kosovo (KFOR), Bulgaria (EVA), Latvia (EFP), Hungary (EVA) and STANDING NAVAL FORCES NATO (SNMG2 – SNMCMG2), EUNAVFOR MED; – Asia and Middle East: Lebanon (UNIFIL – MIBIL), Iraq – Kuwait (PRIMA PARTHICA), Palestine (MIADIT 14)

While only one Mission is active on the National Territory defined with the name of “Safe Roads”. Overall, the numbers of personnel employed to meet all the needs of the various contingents are over 8,000 men and women of the Armed Forces, Police Forces of military and civil order.

He added that Serbian President Vučić had also ordered the special forces to be increased from the current 1,500 to 5,000. Interior Minister Bratislav Gašić said he had ordered the police and other security forces to “full combat readiness” and put them under the command of the army chief of staff according to a “battle plan”.

Serbia does not recognize Kosovo’s 2008 declaration of independence and has long engaged in a “show of force” against the now independent Kosovo, where ongoing tensions remain a potential flashpoint. So far, mediation efforts by Western countries to resolve the issue have failed.

The UK government has admitted that once you have been double-vaccinated, you will never again be able to acquire full natural immunity to Covid variants… or possibly any other virus. Do we now get a “real” pandemic? In its Week 42 “COVID-19 Vaccine Surveillance Report”, the UK Department of Health admits on page 23, that “N antibody levels appear to be lower in people who become infected after two doses of vaccination.”

It goes on to say that this drop in antibodies is essentially permanent. What does this mean? We know that vaccines do not prevent infection or transmission of the virus (indeed, the report elsewhere shows that vaccinated adults are now much more likely to be infected than unvaccinated ones). The Brits now find that the vaccine interferes with the body’s ability to make antibodies after infection not only against the spike protein but also against other parts of the virus.

The court allegedly justified its ruling as follows: The side effects of the experimental vaccine are published and the deceased could not claim to have known nothing about it when he voluntarily took the vaccine. There is no law or mandate in France that compelled him to be vaccinated. Hence his death is essentially suicide.

What are the benefits of broccoli? They contain sulforaphane which helps reduce the risk of some types of cancer. They contain carotenoids, lutein and zeaxanthin which reduce age-related eye disorders and in particular macular degeneration and cataracts. They provide beta-carotene which our body converts into vitamin A whose deficiency leads to night blindness. They possess indole-3-carbinol (I3C), which reduces the risk of breast cancer. They are rich in sulfur and are good for intestinal health.

Some scientific research has shown that sulforaphane helps reduce blood sugar levels. In addition, this same substance helps prevent or slow down osteoarthritis. The carotenoids found in it protect against heart disease and strengthen the immune system.

It was also the year of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which blew away any lingering illusions about everlasting peace and prosperity in the post-Cold War era. Indeed, as we watched the appalling images of slaughter and destruction — as well as the inspirational scenes of Ukrainian heroism against overwhelming odds — it often felt as if we’d been catapulted back to the early 1940s, when another brutal dictator sought to bend Europe to his will.

If the past year has taught us anything, though, it’s that only a fool dares to predict the twists and turns of the Westminster rollercoaster. Today’s headlines belong to Ukraine, energy, strikes and inflation. And tomorrow’s? The only honest answer is that nobody knows.

According to Bob Gripentog, one of the owners of the Lake Mead Marina, where swarms of ducks like to overwinter, the docks keep needing to be moved farther out as the lake’s level drops. But beneath the trade-conference technicalities flowed an undercurrent of panic. Panelists used words like “desperate” and “brutal” and “day of reckoning.” In the conference’s opening remarks, Brenda Burman, the former commissioner of the US Bureau of Reclamation, noted that the current drought is the worst the world has seen in twelve hundred years.This year marks the centennial of the Colorado River Compact, a 1922 agreement that divvied up the river’s water between the seven basin states: California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and Nevada. The compact’s authors hoped to create water policies that would foster development in the Southwest, and they were wildly successful. Populations in the region have boomed; Phoenix, Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Denver, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles all use Colorado River water. The river generates hydroelectric power for millions of households and irrigates farms in Southern California’s Imperial Valley, where two-thirds of the country’s winter vegetables are grown.

Lake Mead and its sister reservoir, Lake Powell, are approaching critical levels. According to the Bureau of Reclamation’s most recent five-year hydrology projection, there is a ten-per-cent chance that Lake Powell will sink to what’s called minimum-power pool, the level at which it will no longer generate hydroelectric power, in 2023. After minimum-power pool comes dead pool, a water level so low that no water can flow out of the dams, effectively cutting off the supply to Nevada, California, Arizona, and Mexico. According to some recent predictions, this could happen by 2025.

Among the planes China sent towards Taiwan were 18 J-16 fighter jets, 11 J-1 fighters, 6 Su-30 fighters and drones. Taiwan said it monitored the Chinese moves through its land-based missile systems, as well as on its own navy vessels. “This is a firm response to the current US-Taiwan escalation and provocation,” said Shi Yi, the spokesman for the PLA’s Eastern Theater Command, in a statement on Sunday night. It announced that the PLA was holding joint combat patrols and joint strike drills in the waters around Taiwan.

In Washington, an official of the White House National Security Council said China’s military activity near Taiwan was “destabilizing, risks miscalculations, and undermines regional peace and stability.”

Beijing announced the launch of “joint fire strike exercises” around Taiwan on Sunday. A colonel called the drills “a resolute response to the escalating collusion and provocation by the United States and Taiwan,” adding that the People’s Liberation Army would take “all necessary measures” to defend China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

On Friday, President Joe Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act for the Fiscal Year 2023, a spending bill that allows up to $2 billion worth of military loans to Taiwan over the next five years. Senior Colonel Tan Kefei, spokesman for Beijing’s Defense Ministry, stated that “the Chinese People’s Liberation Army will, as always, be ready to resolutely safeguard national reunification and the territorial integrity of the country.”

In a lecture earlier this month, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, chief of the Defence Staff, admitted that the carrier has been a source of “deeply frustrating” problems. Such megaships “are massive capital projects where sometimes things will go wrong,” Radakin added.

The Royal Navy describes the Prince of Wales as “one of the most powerful surface warships ever constructed in the UK.” Capable of launching NATO’s latest F-35B multirole combat aircraft, its flight deck is 70 meters wide and 280 meters long, and with aircraft onboard it takes a crew of around 1,400 to operate. A Royal Navy spokesman told The Times that repairing the damaged shaft will take until Spring 2023, after which time the Prince of Wales will return to Portsmouth to undergo more “pre-planned maintenance.”

The grounded planes constitute about a third of Israel’s F-35 complement. The plane that crashed in America was an F-35B, and the crash occurred when it tried to land at an airbase in Texas. The pilot managed to eject before it crashed. The grounded planes constitute about a third of Israel’s F-35 complement.

“A high-level meeting of the Defense Ministry cleared the acquisition of around 120 missiles for the Armed Forces and their deployment along the borders,” a senior defense source told the outlet. According to ANI, the arms in question are domestically developed Pralay missiles. The tactical short-range quasi-ballistic devices were successfully tested by the Indian military a year ago.

They are said to have the capability of hitting targets at a range of between 150 and 500 km, and being hard for air defenses to intercept, due to directional changes during flight. India’s neighbors and geopolitical rivals China and Pakistan, who are also nuclear powers, both have ballistic missiles in their arsenals. India also borders on Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar.

New York City has seen some pretty rough times in the past, but the Big Apple has never had as many homeless people sleeping in shelters than it does right now…Meanwhile, the downward spiral that we are witnessing in San Francisco is incredibly alarming. I recently watched footage of what downtown San Francisco currently looks like, and afterwards I was truly at a loss for words.

Have things really gotten this bad? Part of the problem is that the office buildings downtown are much less occupied these days thanks to the “work at home revolution” that began during the early stages of the pandemic… Another major factor is drug addiction. Right now we are witnessing the worst drug crisis in the history of the United States, and it just keeps intensifying every year.

Once upon a time, the United States was such a lovely place to be. But now our communities are degenerating into rapidly decaying hellholes and our streets are filled with violent predators. This is what our country has become. We are rapidly evolving into a “Mad Max society”, and that is because we have rejected the values that this nation was founded upon. Social decay is systematically eating away at the foundations of our civilization, and at this point America’s decline is really starting to accelerate.

Our economic sovereignty is under attack by Marxist politicians who are spending our future into oblivion.

Our constitutional sovereignty is under attack by the FBI, the very branch of government who employees swear an oath to protect our rights.

And, our privacy is under attack by radical politicians who are weaponizing the IRS to harm their political opponents.