Новости за 25.12.2019

On December 25, the Syrian Army repelled another attack by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham on the town of Jarjnaz in southern...

Originally appeared at ZeroHedge As the decade comes to an end, the future of nuclear power in the west remains...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claims that 2,000 Russian and 5,000 Sudanese mercenaries are participating in the Libyan conflict on...

Drones from the US base in Al Tanf conducted a strike against oil facilities in the Syrian province of Homs...

Media channels supporting ISIS circulate an unofficial instruction on how to prepare terrorist attacks with improvised biological and bacteriological weapons,...

Source: Rebelion, translation Resumen Latinoamericano, North America bureau Today, the government of Colombia is being artificially supported, and while time passes on...

Late on December 23, the Turkish-based “Syrian Interim Government” (an entity funded by Turkey in an attempt to legalize its...

Hong Kong marked Christmas Eve with a new round of clashes between rioters and Police officers. The main clashes took...

Originally appeared at Sputniknews When angry parents contacted the school in Kalmar County in southern Sweden, its authorities said it...

On December 25, Turkey’s HaberTurk media outlet reported that its film crew near Libya’s Tripoli was shelled by the Libyan...

Officials of the Bangladeshi Navy received two Chinese Type-053H3 frigates – Jiaxing and Lianyungang. The official handover ceremony happened in...

Turkey seems to be using a new propaganda strategy in its efforts against the ongoing Syria Army anti-terrorism operation in...

On December 25, the Russian Aerospace Forces bombed a military convoy of Ahrar al-Sham moving near the town of Kafr...

Militants attacked the town of Arbinda in the Sahel region near Burkina Faso’s border with Mali and killed 35 civilians...

A brief overview of the recent developments in Afghanistan: ISIS cells have increased their presence in the Guzara district of...

Written by Philip M. Giraldi; Originally appeared at The Unz Review At the end of the nineteenth century, Lord Palmerston...