Sergey Lavrov, Russia's top diplomat, told reporters last week that Washington should take the Kremlin’s red lines seriously when considering providing Ukraine with long-range missiles and—for the second time—warned that WWIII would not be confined to Europe.
With over 40,000 Palestinians killed by Israel since October—70 percent of them women and children—Israeli forces continued their slaughter last week, carrying out deadly shelling attacks that killed at least 25 people in Rafah and injured at least 50, according to Euronews.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, once again, laid out his concrete steps for peace in Ukraine, which its President Volodymyr Zelensky—the sitcom clown who was made famous for playing the piano with his penis and lied his way into office as a peace candidate—quickly rejected.
Derrick Johnson, the head of the NAACP, the black civil rights group, called on the White House last week to indefinitely suspend weapon transfers to Israel amid its ongoing genocide in Gaza...
Israel killed over 40 Palestinians and wounded nearly 100 in another bombing attack last week on a UN-operated school in the Nuseirat refugee camp.
U.S. President Joe Biden said in an interview on Saturday that he’ll never leave Israel’s side, despite saying earlier that a ground invasion in Rafah was a red line because of the human toll it would take in Gaza.