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Day: August 10, 2025
@Artur_Micek Wojny były są i będą. Micek z przed komputera pójdziesz w kamasze i będziesz realizował osint na froncie. Wszyscy chcą by USA robiło coś za Polskę, Polska ma być gotowa do wojny sama. Jak nie chcemy walczyć to się poddajemy i idziemy w ruską strefę wpływów
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Today in 1628, Europe’s mightiest warship, the 64-gun ‘Vasa’, founders just minutes into her maiden voyage. It will lie on the bottom of Stockholm harbour for 300 years before being raised. It’s now a popular exhibit in the Swedish capital.
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— Military History Now (@MilHistNow) August 10, 2025
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Loved ones of paddleboarder killed in Maine to hold a celebration of life [deltaMinutes] mins ago Now
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Central Asian countries have welcomed an agreement signed by Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House, saying it is an important step toward peace in the South Caucasus and sets the stage for trade growth in the wider region.
“We highly appreciate the efforts of all parties aimed at overcoming the long-standing conflict,” Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Saturday. “We are confident that the establishment of long-term peace and stability in the South Caucasus will pave the way for the launch of large transport and infrastructure projects for the benefit of all peoples of the vast region.”
The leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan signed the deal in a ceremony overseen by U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday, building on extensive dialogue between the two sides, though falling short of a comprehensive peace pact that would formally end decades of conflict. One of the terms of the Trump-backed deal is the opening of a South Caucasus trade corridor that would provide Azerbaijan – and Central Asian economies – with increased access to Turkey and Europe.
Kazakhstan also praised the agreement and Trump’s role in making it happen, saying it “ended the long-standing military conflict between the two states and paved the way for establishing diplomatic relations and developing cooperation between them based on lasting peace,” presidential adviser Ruslan Zheldibay said on Telegram.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev noted that Kazakhstan played a role in the rapprochement between Azerbaijan and Armenia because it hosted ministerial-level peace talks between the two sides in Almaty, according to Zheldibay.
Tajikistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said “the prompt legal consolidation” of the agreement signed in Washington will be a big step toward the full normalization of ties between the longtime adversaries and will contribute to regional stability and development.
Kyrgyzstan has similarly expressed support for peace, offering earlier this year to host the signing of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Turkmenistan, which pursues a stated policy of neutrality in foreign affairs, faces Azerbaijan across the Caspian Sea and is eager to develop trade routes.
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Acting prime minister decries ‘misinformation’ regarding arms exports while Greens claim ‘hollow talking points … aren’t washing with the public’
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The federal government won’t follow Germany and introduce new export restrictions to pressure Israel, with the defence minister, Richard Marles, insisting no weapons are being sent from Australia to aid the killing in Gaza.
Marles, the acting prime minister, said on Sunday that Australia was not exporting any weapons for use by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), a contested claim rejected by human rights campaigners and the Greens.
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Restaurants ranked by how well they match your selections. 1. Rice Bowl Asian House. The restaurant was very clean and the staff worked really well together… 2. Nam Fong. Always GREAT, except that one time they ran low on fortune cookies and couldn… The portions were very large, vegetables… 3. DimSum King.
