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    The country likely winning from Iran's Hormuz gambit? Russia - Euronews.com

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    Iran's strikes on Gulf energy sites rattle markets and raise recession fears - Euronews.com

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    Oil prices soar above $100 a barrel as Iran conflict impacts supplies - Euronews.com

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    The Ocho

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    CorporateSovereignty: The world of trade deals, "ISDS" and special investor "rights".

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    Trump Just Made the World Much More Dangerous | By waging war on Iran, the president is making it more likely that other countries develop nuclear weapons—to protect themselves from the U.S.

    r/politics

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    During the Bosnian War, tourists were paying up to $90,000 to hunt and shoot civilians for fun, like a human safari. The countries that these tourists come from are alleged to have come from Italy, Canada, USA, Russia, and Belgium. Italy has opened an investigation.

    r/HolyShitHistory

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    CMV: If citizens of some countries like (Russia,Afghanistan, Iran or Israel) are collectively blamed or labeled as supporting terrorism due to the actions of their ruling elites, the same standard should logically apply to citizens of the US.

    r/changemyview

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    "Looks like he (Zelenskyy) had a couple cards to play, 'cause Ukraine is actually winning against Russia” - Rep Adam smith (D-WA-9) in response to The House Armed Services Committee receiving testimony from Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth

    r/PublicFreakout

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    If Russia wins the war, how likely is it that they would invade another country

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    President Trump to Counties on Strait of Hormuz: "To those countries that can't get fuel, many of refused to get involved in decapitation of Iran, we had to do it ourselves, I have a suggestion; buy oil from USA. We have so much. And, go to the Strait and take it. Protect it. Use it for yourselves."

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    Burka to be banned in Danish schools

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    France players spoke on the result of the match with Spain

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    CASCADIA WINS - #50

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    If the US can win the war alone, why is the President requesting help from other countries navies when he said the ‘war was won’ like 2 days ago?

    r/allthequestions

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