Devs Jun 20 >Jihadists beat back another SAA attack in northwestern Hama >Al-Bab:Fierce clashes break out between Turkish-backed rebel groups >HTS allegedly hit Syrian military jet with anti-aircraft missile forcing it to do an emergency landing at nearby airport >IS launches big attack on SAA positions south of Al-Raqqa >Tehran: US RQ-4A Global Hawk shot down overnight after it entered Iranian airspace. US drone turned off ‘all identifying equipment’ in violation of intl rules >IRGC commander:Downing of US drone a ‘clear message’ to Washington >Putin:We won’t sell out our allies or principles to strike Syria deal with US >India deploys warships to Persian Gulf amid rising tensions between US and Iran >Muslim Brotherhood brands Morsi’s death ‘murder’ & calls for mass actions >No new defense contracts with Venezuela, Bolton's words are 'fiction' – Russia's envoy >Erdogan doubles down on S-400 deal, vows Turkey will retaliate against any US sanctions >reports:IS may turn its eyes to India after suffering defeats in Middle East >China warns ‘black hand’ of Western meddlers to stay out of Hong Kong >HOUTHIS PUT JIZAN AIRPORT OUT OF SERVICE WITH SUICIDE DRONES SWARM
>serbia preemptively shitposting Rent free lmao I almost wish for Serbia to be accepted into the EU, so that 1/3 of their country moves abroad now that they are able to to so.
>OY VEY SOUTHFRONT IS DYING GOY >PROVIDE SHEKELS THIS WEEK OR IT'S ANNUDA SHOA How many fucking times has SouthFront been on the verge of dying by now? Fuck off, I'm keeping my shekels.
>The population of Bulgaria will never be more than the current just under 7 million people, according to the latest UN forecast. In the best scenario at the end of the century, there will be 5.5 million people in the country. But the data on population-accelerated population projections seem to increase the likelihood of worst-case scenario occurrence. According to him, in 2100 Bulgaria will have 2.18 million people in the whole of Bulgaria. approximately as many as the residents of Sofia and Plovdiv together (see the charts after the article).
i like the one in this video youtube.com/watch?v=K3kY2nztFWE she's been around awhile (seemed to have taken a hiatus for sometime but she's more regular again) some of the new ones are garbage tho - particularly the girl with the american accent
Aiden Adams
Despite being only 0.1% of the Russian population, Georgians make up 57% of the thieves in law (вop в зaкóнe)
Capitalism will import non EU niggers. Will be the same here in romania
Hudson Hall
turks could take it over lol
Evan Barnes
>black supremacist >Sodomy
Idk Rabbi
Jack Harris
>US lapdog Jeremy Hunt prepping British public for war with Iran, just in case Trump asks
Britain will “stand by” its ally and consider offering military support if the Trump administration decides to go to war with Iran, Jeremy Hunt has confirmed — words from the foreign secretary that are unlikely to come as a shock. With the US doing its level best to raise tensions with Iran, Hunt has revealed himself to be every bit the pathetic poodle of Washington that Tony Blair and ex-foreign secretary Jack Straw were in 2003 before the invasion of Iraq.
Campaigning for the Tory leadership in Scotland on Monday, Hunt pretended to be “very concerned” about the recent attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, which he claimed were “almost certainly” the work of Iran. He offered no new evidence, of course — but then again, he didn’t need it; “instinct” had already told him that the Trump administration’s chief warmongers, John Bolton and Mike Pompeo, were telling him the truth.
US requests for military support would be evaluated on a “case-by-case” basis, Hunt said, adding that the British government wanted to “de-escalate the situation” with Iran. Readers might recall it was only last week that Hunt branded Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn“pathetic and predictable” and accused him of “incredibly dangerous … virulent anti-Americanism” for the sin of calling for de-escalation — so let the level of the foreign secretary’s sincerity be calculated with that in mind. rt.com/op-ed/462586-jeremy-hunt-uk-support-iran-war/
Grayson Young
are houthis ever gonna storm najran or what? it would be really embarassing for the saudi
Jack Torres
putin should gib bulgaria to the turks in exchange for idleb desu
there was a bit of a hiccup i noticed but seems to be working again
Charles Mitchell
When I lived in student accommodations in San Francisco we had a group of Bulgarians that would blast extremely loud pop music and drink until 4am every night. They were messy and everyone hated them. I am glad Bulgaria is going extinct.
Christopher Gutierrez
also western "bulgarians" are actually shopi (serbs), not real bulgarians
Nathaniel Scott
comfy, less population means super high living quality and no modern consumerist bullshit, no overcrowding, cheap prices etc.
Parker Reyes
>less population means super high living quality >in bulgaria >imagine being this deluded
as a someone who hates modern living and lives on a farm for me thats a paradise ideally id like to live on a place like champagne
Landon Watson
sure but corruption and low IQ will make life hell no matter how over or under crowded the place is even if one lives in the countryside it'll be worse than if it was poland or czech republic
Andrew Howard
maybe to you western city slicker
Zachary Bailey
also, they have democracy now, you know, the rule of the people..
>Trump tells countries to PAY UP if they want US protection in Strait of Hormuz
Ever the businessman, US President Donald Trump saw something in the ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz most others didn’t: a chance to rake in some cash by demanding foreign nations pay for “protection.” Trump took to Twitter Monday to, once again, call out world governments for supposedly freeloading off the US, this time by allegedly getting premium American protection services in the Strait of Hormuz.
While the plan has a certain mafioso quality to it, Trump did suggest the alternative that everyone defend their own ships from any of the future tanker attacks John Bolton blames on Iran.
I think they will use mines... Therfore no one can pass the strait.
Landon Cruz
i don't remember any attacks on ships in the strait.. until recently
Dominic Hernandez
>baracking what does it mean
Justin Mitchell
who will use mines?
Easton Sanchez
Iran
Isaiah Sullivan
they said they'll sink an old tanker in the middle of the strait to block it
Adam Miller
>Black supremacist >Sodomy
Idk Rabbi
Luis Parker
I've been found out!
Austin Thomas
i mean barrage
Asher Carter
Is that some kind of Saudi Arabian shake?
t. dumb burger
Parker Russell
kek
Ian Gonzalez
>barraging with expensive guided payload
Jace Rogers
Okay I'm gonna be honest... I have so much trouble posting on Jow Forums nowadays. So much I think people are making an effort to stop me specifically.
>Russian air force plane lands in Venezuela: witness, website
A Russian air force plane landed on Monday in Venezuela’s main airport, according to a Reuters witness and a website that tracks plane movements, three months after a similar arrival spurred a war of words between Washington and Moscow.
Two Russian air force planes landed in Venezuela in March carrying Russian defense officials and 100 troops, leading the United States to accuse Russia of “reckless escalation” of the situation in the struggling South American nation.
An Ilyushin 62 jet with tail number RA-86496 on Monday was parked at Maiquetia International Airport, according to a Reuters witness.
That tail number is registered to a Russian Air Force jet, according to website Flightradar24, and matches the tail number of the plane that arrived in March.
>Ethiopia regional coup mastermind killed, others arrested: government
The man accused of trying to seize control of Ethiopia’s northern Amhara region was shot dead on Monday, a senior government official said, and a number of other plotters have been arrested.
The government accused General Asamnew Tsige of masterminding gun attacks on Saturday night that killed five people including the national army’s chief of staff and Amhara’s state president.
Asamnew was shot on Monday near Amhara’s capital Bahir Dar, the prime minister’s press secretary, Negussu Tilahun, told Reuters. He declined to give any other details.
>Sudanese security forces use violence to disperse student protest
Sudanese security forces used violence to break up a protest in Khartoum on Monday by dozens of students demanding that the military council which ousted former president Omar al-Bashir hands over power to civilians.
The demonstrators chanted “civilian, civilian” as they gathered in front of the National Ribat University in Burri neighborhood near the ministry of defense, but security forces quickly chased them and beat them with batons, a Reuters witness said.
A few protests have taken place at night in Khartoum and other state capitals since security forces stormed a sit-in outside the Defence Ministry on June 3, killing dozens. But Monday’s was the first demonstration in Khartoum to be held during the day.
>Myanmar blackout may be cover for gross human rights violations: U.N. investigator
Myanmar’s army may be committing gross human rights violations under cover of a mobile phone blackout in parts of Myanmar’s Rakhine and Chin states, U.N. special rapporteur Yanghee Lee said on Monday.
Lee, an independent expert who reports to the U.N. Human Rights Council on human rights in Myanmar, said nine townships had been blacked out, with no media access and serious restrictions on humanitarian organizations.
“I fear for all civilians there,” Lee said in a statement.
“I am told that the Tatmadaw (Myanmar’s army) is now conducting a ‘clearance operation’, which we all know by now can be a cover for committing gross human rights violations against the civilian population.”
The statement said there were credible reports that the army helicopters carried out attacks in Minbya Township in central Rakhine on June 19, and the following day, the Arakan Army fired on a navy ship in Sittwe, killing and injuring several soldiers.
>U.S. doesn't respect international law: Iran's U.N. envoy
Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations said on Monday the latest U.S. sanctions against Iran showed that Washington does not respect international law and called for dialogue on regional security.
The U.S. decision to impose more sanctions is another indication that the United States “has no respect for international law and order,” Ambassador Majid Takht Ravanchi told reporters at the United Nations.
>Pilot killed in Eurofighter collision over eastern Germany
One pilot was killed and another managed to parachute to safety after two unarmed German Eurofighter jets collided over northeastern Germany on Monday, officials said.
The pilot of a third plane who witnessed the accident said parachutes had been ejected from both aircraft. One of the pilots was later rescued from the top of a tree but the other was found dead on the ground.
“This is a sad day for our air force,” Defence Minister Ursula Von Der Leyen told reporters near the crash site in the eastern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
“We lost a soldier in a flight accident. Our thoughts are with his family and his comrades.”
The jets collided about 20 minutes after they took off, she said. An armed forces spokesman said it was too early to say anything about the circumstances of the crash, and recovery teams were searching for the black box flight recorders.
The battalion based at Laage air force base, near Rostock, where the aircraft took off, trains all pilots flying Germany’s 140 Eurofighters.
No evidence Russia influenced Brexit via Facebook, says Clegg
There is “absolutely no evidence” that outside forces such as Russia used Facebook to target users and influence Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, the world’s biggest social network said on Monday.
Nick Clegg, head of global affairs at Facebook and Britain’s former deputy prime minister, said the network had run two full analyses of its data held in the run up to the 2016 referendum and found no evidence of a significant attempt by outside forces to influence the outcome.
Opponents of Brexit have repeatedly questioned whether the Kremlin played a role in the vote by promoting stories online on issues such as immigration in a bid to sway opinion. Britain has said it found no evidence that Russia interfered in the vote and Moscow has repeatedly denied even trying.
