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Jan
14
2023
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By Kevin Bonner
Iran Will Sell Hundreds of Ballistic Missiles to Russia

Iran Will Sell Hundreds of Ballistic Missiles to Russia

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Iran Will Sell Hundreds of Ballistic Missiles to Russia. US Ambassador for the United Nations Linda Thomas Greenfield has warned of the continued existence of the cooperation in the field of arms between Russia and the Islamic Republic of Iran and Russia. Thomas Greenfield emphasized Friday that the United States warned the UN Security Council in the past about the possibility that Iran as well as the DPRK had plans to transfer prohibited materials to Russia. "Since august, Iran is transferring several hundred UAVs to Russia which is in direct contradiction to UN Security Council Resolution 2231. How to Get…
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Dec
28
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
US Scrambles to Stop Iran From Providing Drones for Russia

US Scrambles to Stop Iran From Providing Drones for Russia

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US Scrambles to Stop Iran From Providing Drones for Russia. As the conflict in Ukraine continues to drag on certain officials have become certain they are convinced that Iran as well as Russia are forming an partnership of convenience. It is reported that the Biden administration is launching a wide-ranging campaign to stop Iran's ability to develop drones and then deliver them to Russia to be used during the conflict in Ukraine this effort recalls its long-running program to block Tehran's acces to the nuclear tech. In interviews across interviews in the United States, Europe and in Middle East, a…
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Dec
27
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Oil rises to three weeks highs as China reduces COVID curbs

Oil rises to three weeks highs as China reduces COVID curbs

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Oil rises to three weeks highs as China reduces COVID curbs. Brent crude rose 22 cents or 0.3 percent, at $84.14 at 911 GMT in the U.S. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude climbed 7 cents to $79.63. The price of oil hit a three-week peak on Tuesday, as China's recent ease in COVID-19 restrictions boosted the hope of a fuel demand growth, with additional assistance coming from reductions on U.S. energy production caused by winter storms. China will no longer require new travelers to undergo quarantine beginning on Jan. 8th The National Health Commission said on Monday in a major…
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Dec
21
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Russia and Iran Refuse to abide by sanctions regarding Caspian Trade Route

Russia and Iran Refuse to abide by sanctions regarding Caspian Trade Route

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Russia and Iran Refuse to abide by sanctions regarding Caspian Trade Route. Russia as well as Iran are constructing a new transcontinental route of trade that runs from the eastern reaches of Europe up to the Indian Ocean, a 3,000-kilometer (1,860-mile) route that is beyond the scope of any outside intervention. Driven from home by US sanctions, Venezuelans hope to find work It illustrates what two world's most sanctioned nations are adapting to western pressures by establishing trade routes that are not subject to interdiction. The route transports goods via railways and rivers that are linked via an international bridge…
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Dec
10
2022
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By Helen E. Blake
The US and Russia make a deal again but there is more to diplomacy on ice.

The US and Russia make a deal again but there is more to diplomacy on ice.

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The US and Russia make a deal again but there is more to diplomacy on ice. Russia and the United States have shown that they can work together with their second prisoner swap this year, but, despite Moscow's suggestions, many do not expect to see a wider diplomacy in relation to the Ukraine war. A day after the swap, working-level US and Russian diplomats met in Istanbul. However, a US official stated that they only discussed "a narrow set of bilateral issues" rather than the Ukraine war. Brittney Griner was arrested for minor drug charges and walked onto the Abu…
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Nov
10
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Inflation data from October in the United States offer little relief.

Inflation data from October in the United States offer little relief.

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The country's abysmal inflation rate probably remained at a simmering level in October. This gave the Federal Reserve little reason to relax in its efforts to slow price rises by steadily increasing interest rates. According to FactSet's survey of economists, the Labor Department will report on Thursday that consumer prices rose by 8% over 12 months and by 0.6% between September and October. Core inflation, which excludes volatile energy and food costs, is expected to have risen 6.5% over the past year, and 0.5% between September and October. The United States, like many other countries, is having difficulty controlling inflation.…
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Oct
29
2022
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By Kevin Bonner
Russia claims U.S. lowers nuclear threshold by deploying new nuclear bombs across Europe.

Russia claims U.S. lowers nuclear threshold by deploying new nuclear bombs across Europe.

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Russia has said that on Saturday the rapid use of the new U.S. B61 nuclear tactical weapons to NATO bases across Europe will reduce the "nuclear threshold" and that Russia will take this move into account when it comes to military strategy. Russia's incursion into Ukraine has brought about the biggest conflict with Moscow with the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis when the two Cold War superpowers came closest to nuclear war. Henry Cavill Net Worth 2022: Car, Salary, Earnings, Assets Russia has around 2,000 operational nuclear weapons, and the United States has around 200 nuclear weapons, about…
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