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Pentagon accounting errors have led to the US taxpayer footing the bill for years of refueling for Saudi jets bombing Yemen. The oversight makes the US' support for Riyadh's air campaign even more intolerable, an analyst told RT.
- Tillerson 2.0? Pompeo’s ‘undiplomatic’ remarks might land him in hot water with Trump, Kremlin hints
Donald Trump might have his own assessment of Mike Pompeo’s “undiplomatic” remarks about Russia, Moscow has suggested, referring to the president’s recent Twitter rampage aimed at his last secretary of state, Rex Tillerson. - US Moon landing conspiracy: Faking it more difficult than doing, Russian scientist says
The head of the Russian space agency may joke about ‘verifying’ if the Americans landed on the moon, but there are no doubts for one Russian scientist, who weighed in on the decades-long conspiracy debate. - Former Canadian diplomat detained in China following Vancouver arrest of Huawei CFO
China has detained a former Canadian diplomat on unknown charges in what appears to be a kind of tit-for-tat retaliation for the arrest of the chief financial officer of China’s Huawei Technologies ten days ago. - DRONE FOOTAGE captures eerie Tsars’ PLAGUE FORT in the middle of Gulf of Finland
Welcome to Fort Alexander, a former Russian island fort that also served as a laboratory for plague and other infections, gorgeously captured in this aerial footage.
- Trade war hostage? Trump ready to ‘intervene’ in Huawei CFO case if it helps close deal with China
US President Trump said he might intervene on behalf of Huawei CFO if it benefits US trade interests with China. Meng Wanzhou, whose bail includes strict conditions, faces extradition to the US and up to 30 years in prison. - ‘Foreign agent’ Butina has no ties to Russian intel, was jailed for nothing – Putin
Maria Butina, a Russian national arrested in the US on charges of failing to register as a foreign lobbyist, has no ties to Russian intelligence services and the whole case against her was thin, President Vladimir Putin has said. - Inevitable threat? Strasbourg gunman was on terror watch list, had grenades at home
The gunman who shot multiple victims in Strasbourg had previously been convicted and was known to French intelligence as a possible ‘security risk,’ yet managed to slip through the cracks despite tightened security across France. - Guardians of the truth? Some of TIME’s ‘Person(s) of the Year’ choices are perplexing
TIME magazine has chosen a group of journalists it refers to as ‘The Guardians’ as its 2018 most influential ‘Person of the Year’ – but some of the journalists the magazine included for honors have raised a few eyebrows. - Gamer arrested after appearing to assault his girlfriend in Fortnite livestream video
A man has been arrested and accused of hitting his pregnant girlfriend who had interrupted his playing of Fortnite. Their altercation was caught on a livestream and fellow gamers called the police after seeing it. - Strasbourg shooting: 4 killed, 12 injured in terrorist attack on Christmas market (VIDEO)
At least four people have been killed and 12 others injured in a shooting incident in the northeastern French city of Strasbourg, close to one of the oldest and biggest Christmas markets in Europe. - ‘Shocking for democracy’: Thousands put into custody since start of Yellow Vest protests in France
The number of people arrested since the beginning of the massive popular protests that have gripped France for weeks has surpassed a staggering 4,500, with critics calling the actions of the authorities crackdown on democracy. - Was he a Stasi officer? Mystery surrounds ‘discovery’ of Putin’s East German ‘intel ID’
Reports have gone viral that Russian President Vladimir Putin may have had a Stasi ID issued to him during his service in East Germany in the 1980s – but is the find legitimate and is it really that big of a deal? - Emirati singer Hussain Al Jassmi will be 1st Arab to perform at Vatican Christmas concert
Singer Hussain Al Jassmi is scheduled to be both the first Emirati and the first Arab to perform at the Vatican's annual Christmas concert this year, the 26th edition of the event. - Gunman goes on rampage during mass in cathedral, kills 4 & takes own life in Brazil
Five people were killed and several others injured as a gunman opened fire during a mass at a Catholic cathedral in Campinas outside of Brazil’s most populated city, Sao Paulo. The perpetrator then turned the gun on himself. - ‘Nothing is being done’ about rising anti-Semitism in Europe, survey finds
Seven decades since the end of World War II, a new survey has found that anti-Semitism is once again on the rise in Europe. The anti-Jewish sentiment is pervasive on social media and increased with Muslim migration to Europe. - Former Canadian diplomat detained in China following Vancouver arrest of Huawei CFOChina has detained a former Canadian diplomat on unknown charges in what appears to be a kind of tit-for-tat retaliation for the arrest of the chief financial officer of China’s Huawei Technologies ten days ago.
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