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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, October 4, 2024

However, even if approximately 180 Arrow missiles were used, utilizing both types, the interception cost would be about $450 million—more than double the cost of the Iranian missile barrage.

Longshoremen Union Suspends Strike Until January 15

What Does Turkey Want From Eric Adams?

Thousands of Linux systems infected by stealthy malware since 2021

Profs at Elite Colleges Shocked to Learn Students ‘Don’t Know How’ to Read Books

NASA is worse the you think. SLS is still a national disgrace

Researchers Discover Aspirin’s Surprising Ability To Combat Hormonal Deficiency

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, October 3, 2024

Iranian Oil Tankers Bolting From Major Export Island Ahead Of Possible Israeli Strikes

Claims Swirl Around Israeli Strikes Very Near Russia’s Air Base In Syria

Surreal Missile Battle In The Sky Seen In Astonishing Video Of Iran’s Ballistic Missile Barrage

“If that’s what you want us to do, we’ll leave no issue. And I explained to him that I left my son on the side of the mountain, and I left another victim. I was going to go back and bring them, it was already set up for the landing spot and then I would get out of his area. He told me I wasn’t going to go back up the mountain to get them, I was going to leave them there.”

People are panic-buying toilet paper because of the port strike.

Tentative Agreement Reached to End U.S. Port Strike

FEMA Is Out of Money After Helene, and You’ll Never Guess Where It Went

Popular gut probiotic completely craps out in randomized controlled trial

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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, October 2, 2024

The fall of Vuhledar: How Ukraine lost the ‘fortress town’ and what its capture could mean for the war’s future

World Braces For Israel’s Retaliation To Iran’s Ballistic Missile Barrage

How Israel might respond to the Iranian ballistic missile attack

In first fatalities of Lebanon ground op, 8 IDF soldiers killed in battles with Hezbollah

The Lebanese truth about Nasrallah An anti-Israeli publications hints at the same thing. “Ankara still remembers the vast amount of crimes and atrocities committed by Hezbollah and Hasan Nasrallah in Syria that pushed millions of refugees into Turkey,” Ozkizilcik said.

Ex-Iranian president Ahmedinejad claims Mossad infiltrated Iranian intelligence

Helene takes ultrapure quartz mines offline, threatens tech supply chains.

Bank of America is down: Users report their accounts showing empty balance during widespread outage