Another Putin Disaster
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UPDATED: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 22:07
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Turkey says airstrikes target Turkish army convoy in Syria
It was not immediately clear whether Syrian government or Russian warplanes had struck near the convoy, but the development marked a sharp escalation in tensions in Idlib.
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kish-army-convoy-in-syria/ar-AAG0MvT?ocid=spartandhp
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Maybe Cenk Uygur should put some Justice Democrats in powers of position in Turkey.
Oh... wait.
He was #MeToo'd out of the movement he created, wasn't he?
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Russia accuses U.S. of stoking tensions with missile test
MOSCOW, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Russia accused the United States on Tuesday of stoking military tensions by testing a ground-launched cruise missile, but said it would not be drawn into an arms race, TASS news agency reported.
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ions-with-missile-test-tass/ar-AAG3D8b?ocid=spartandhp
Anybody remember Putin's press conference where he showed a hypersonic missile simulation where the target is Florida? I do, I remember. Well, our response is to say ok, we'll develop some new missiles of our own. Now Putin's crying like a baby and that's because his missile is fake news, doesn't exist.
Too funny, yep I said it, too funny.
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Putin says there is no risk of increased radiation levels following deadly blast in northern Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that there's no risk of increased radiation levels following a deadly blast at a military site in Northern Russia earlier this month that killed at least five people.
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creased-radiation-levels-following-deadly-blast-in-northern-russia/ar-AAG1LvL?ocid=spartanntp
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Any buddy remember ...
I can't tell if that's wit or your 3rd grade education showing through.
Either way, it brought a smile to my face.
Thanks buddy.
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Irradiated Victims of Failed Russian Nuclear Missile Test Treated Just Feet Away From Pregnant Women, Claims Doctor
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ian-nuclear-missile-test-treated-just-feet-away-from-pregnant-women-claims-doctor/ar-AAGboo4?ocid=spartanntp
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Any buddy remember Chernobyl?
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Soyuz spacecraft carrying humanoid robot fails to dock with space station
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Fallout from Russia's mysterious missile disaster suggests a nuclear reactor blew up
A mysterious explosion at a Russian weapons testing site earlier this month released various radioactive isotopes, creating a cloud of radioactive gases that swept across a nearby town, the country's state weather agency revealed Monday, and experts said the mixture removes all doubt about what exactly blew up earlier this month.
"These are fission products," Joshua Pollack, a leading expert on nuclear and missile proliferation, told Insider. "If anyone still doubts that a nuclear reactor was involved in this incident, this report should go a long way toward resolving that."
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issile-disaster-suggests-a-nuclear-reactor-blew-up/ar-AAGmb6N?ocid=spartandhp
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Putin says Russia's building an unstoppable nuclear-powered missile — it's probably just a really 'bad idea'
Russia claims to be developing an unstoppable nuclear-powered cruise missile, a weapon with roots in technology the US considered too expensive, too complicated, too dangerous, and too unnecessary to pursue.
"A nuclear-powered cruise missile is an outrageous idea, one the United States long ago considered and rejected as a technical, strategic, and environmental nightmare,"
Pike, who is deeply skeptical of Russia's claims, characterized a nuclear-powered cruise missile as "an act of desperation."
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stoppable-nuclear-powered-missile-—-its-probably-just-a-really-bad-idea/ar-AAGpENr?ocid=spartandhp
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