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Jeffrey Epstein's Confidential Diary Exposes Secret Meeting with Sarah Ferguson During His House Arrest
In a shocking revelation, Sarah Ferguson, ex-wife of Prince Andrew, clandestinely met with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein during his house arrest in 2010, as per Epstein's confidential calendars from that period, which recently surfaced. 
In a shocking revelation, Sarah Ferguson, ex-wife of Prince Andrew, clandestinely met with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein during his house arrest in 2010, as per Epstein's confidential calendars from that period, which recently surfaced. -
Moscow and Kyiv Face Drone Strikes Amid Unresolved Conflict
In an unprecedented escalation of the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, Moscow and Kyiv were both targeted by drone strikes on Tuesday, marking the first time the Russian capital has faced such a major attack since World War II, according to a Russian lawmaker. 
In an unprecedented escalation of the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, Moscow and Kyiv were both targeted by drone strikes on Tuesday, marking the first time the Russian capital has faced such a major attack since World War II, according to a Russian lawmaker. -
Nuclear Fear Heightens as Putin Shifts Arms to Belarus, Threatening European Capitals
The recent relocation of nuclear arms to Belarus by Russian President Vladimir Putin has intensified the trepidation of an imminent global conflict, potentially escalating to a third World War. This alarming development transpires as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict under Putin's command continues to worsen. 
The recent relocation of nuclear arms to Belarus by Russian President Vladimir Putin has intensified the trepidation of an imminent global conflict, potentially escalating to a third World War. This alarming development transpires as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict under Putin's command continues to worsen. -
Escalating Tensions: Russia Strikes Ukrainian Military Site Amid Intensified Offensive
In a new escalation of hostilities, Russian forces have reportedly attacked Ukrainian air bases in a series of overnight airstrikes. Amid preparations for a substantial counter-offensive, Ukraine stated it was working on restoring a runway and repairing five incapacitated aircraft in the western Khmelnitskiy region, known for housing a significant military airfield pre-war. 
In a new escalation of hostilities, Russian forces have reportedly attacked Ukrainian air bases in a series of overnight airstrikes. Amid preparations for a substantial counter-offensive, Ukraine stated it was working on restoring a runway and repairing five incapacitated aircraft in the western Khmelnitskiy region, known for housing a significant military airfield pre-war. -
Vietnam's Call for Withdrawal Ignored as Chinese Ships Persist Near Russian-Operated Gas Fields
Chinese research and escort vessels persisted in Vietnam's exclusive economic zone (EEZ), neighboring gas fields managed by Russian entities in the South China Sea, undeterred by Vietnam's request for their departure. 
Chinese research and escort vessels persisted in Vietnam's exclusive economic zone (EEZ), neighboring gas fields managed by Russian entities in the South China Sea, undeterred by Vietnam's request for their departure. -
Russian Regular Troops Replace Private Military in Ukraine's Bakhmut Outskirts, Confirms Deputy Defence Minister
Thursday saw a shift in Russia's military presence in the outskirts of Bakhmut, with Ukrainian Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar revealing that Russian regular troops have taken over from Wagner private military units. However, the private mercenaries remain active within the city, which has seen extensive damage in the ongoing conflict. 
Thursday saw a shift in Russia's military presence in the outskirts of Bakhmut, with Ukrainian Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar revealing that Russian regular troops have taken over from Wagner private military units. However, the private mercenaries remain active within the city, which has seen extensive damage in the ongoing conflict. -
Accusations of Espionage Surface as Russian Hypersonic Expert Allegedly Leaks Secrets to China
Alexander Shiplyuk, the director of Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ITAM) in Siberia and a leading figure in Russian hypersonic missile technology, faces serious accusations of treason, allegedly leaking classified material to China. According to two undisclosed sources, the incident reportedly occurred at a scientific conference in China back in 2017. 
Alexander Shiplyuk, the director of Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ITAM) in Siberia and a leading figure in Russian hypersonic missile technology, faces serious accusations of treason, allegedly leaking classified material to China. According to two undisclosed sources, the incident reportedly occurred at a scientific conference in China back in 2017. -
Former Russian General Proclaims Putin's Army 'Weary' Amid Alleged Munitions Deficit
A former high-ranking military official from Russia has recently shed light on the beleaguered state of the country's armed forces, following the contested occupation of the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. Vladimir Putin's military, he claims, is significantly strained and grappling with a serious shortage of ammunition. 
A former high-ranking military official from Russia has recently shed light on the beleaguered state of the country's armed forces, following the contested occupation of the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. Vladimir Putin's military, he claims, is significantly strained and grappling with a serious shortage of ammunition. -
Russia Quashes Alleged 'Ukrainian Nationalists' Invasion, Amidst Continuing Conflict and Denials
On Tuesday, Russia declared that it had defeated and killed a considerable number of purported "Ukrainian nationalists" who had trespassed into Russian territory, marking a significant surge in the ongoing conflict, now 15 months old. 
On Tuesday, Russia declared that it had defeated and killed a considerable number of purported "Ukrainian nationalists" who had trespassed into Russian territory, marking a significant surge in the ongoing conflict, now 15 months old. -
Russian Forces Claim Bakhmut after Bloody Nine-Month Battle: A Pyrrhic Victory?
The 300-day siege of Bakhmut, a Ukrainian salt-mining city, by Russian forces has reportedly resulted in over 100,000 casualties and an advancement of merely 60 feet per day, adding a grim narrative to Russia's military operations. 
The 300-day siege of Bakhmut, a Ukrainian salt-mining city, by Russian forces has reportedly resulted in over 100,000 casualties and an advancement of merely 60 feet per day, adding a grim narrative to Russia's military operations.
