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26.12.25 - 20:15
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NATO Countries Scare Their Populations On Christmas With Hyped ′Russian Nuclear Bombers′ Flight (ZeroHedge)
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NATO Countries Scare Their Populations On Christmas With Hyped 'Russian Nuclear Bombers' Flight
On Western Christmas, December 25, Russian nuclear-capable bombers conducted a "scheduled" flight over waters in the Arctic region, specifically in neutral waters of the Norwegian and Barents Seas. This prompted "fighter jets of foreign countries" to escort them and mirror them from afar, Russia's defense ministry has confirmed.
While the country origins of the Western aircraft which responded remain unclear, the Kremlin had notified NATO in advance of the somewhat routine flight path. The bodies of water in question lie north of Scandinavia and northwest of Russia, which is quite far from the UK, and yet British media did what they do best: exaggerate and hype Russian nuclear bombers being "sent" by Putin "to the UK"...and on Christmas!
And never mind the fact that for Russia and its Orthodox Church, it is not Christmas. Russian Orthodox Christmas falls...
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26.12.25 - 20:06
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Russia-Ukraine peace deal in 2026 is ′50–50′: Brookings′ Michael O′Hanlon (CNBC)
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Michael O'Hanlon, director of foreign policy research at the Brookings Institution, joins CNBC's 'The Exchange' to discuss the hit to shares of Boeing, Northrop, and L3Harris as China imposes sanctions on 20 U.S. defense-related companies, the possibility of a Russia–Ukraine peace deal in 2026, and more....
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