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Drone Strike on Moscow Refinery Causes “Oil Rain” in Russian Capital

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This article was originally published by Garrison Vance at Natural News.  Ukraine launched what Russian officials described as the largest drone attack on Moscow since the start of the full-scale war on Thursday, June 18 – striking the Moscow Oil Refinery and causing “oil rain” to fall over parts of the city, according to multiple reports. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed that Ukrainian drones successfully targeted a major oil refinery in the southeastern Kapotnya district, with video footage showing multiple strikes on the facility [1]. Russian state media reported that air defenses intercepted 992 drones, four cruise missiles, and 10 aerial bombs…

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Advisor for 97% Hails Florida ‘Red Flag’ Law As Model of Success

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Thanks to Attorney General James Uthmeier, a couple of the gun control laws put in place after the Parkland shooting in 2018 are in the process of being undone. Florida’s waiting period, for example, which was first put in place for handguns several decades ago and expanded in 2018, could soon be a thing of the past, along with the state’s ban on concealed carry for adults under the age of 21.  The state’s “red flag” law, however, is still fully functional. 97 Percent advisor and retired detective Christopher Carita argues in a new op-ed,…

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Military Veteran Gets ‘Surprise’ at Obama Presidential Center’s Opening Day

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When 70-year-old Zenotis Boyd Jr., a one-time cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point, heard about the grand opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Center and Library in Chicago, he felt like he had to be there to celebrate the nation’s first African-American president. “It’s like my life story,” the Army veteran, who left West Point before graduation to start a career in information technology, told Military.com from the South side of Chicago. “When they say that we all contributed to this, I can see it.” The sprawling 19-acre, $850 million presidential center was designed to welcome…

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Pentagon Artwork a Love Letter to Family, 70-Year US-South Korea Alliance

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Seol Kyung-chul’s father fought alongside U.S. troops during the Korean War and had his life saved by American Marines. Decades later and in his father’s memory, the renowned artist is giving back to family and his nation’s decades-long ally—all through a gigantic work of art that has found a unique resting spot in Washington D.C. On May 13, the Pentagon unveiled Alliance 70—an 8.6-by-10.6-foot piece of contemporary art created by Kyung-Chul and composed of 300,000 tiny images that form the South Korean Taeguk symbol—during the 28th Korean Integrated Defense Dialogue. The artwork is the first to be donated by a…

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