The FRN Daily News Brief 2019-10-06
This Daily FRN News Brief is a summary of 9, articles about Anglo-5, Headline-News, Latin-America, United-States, Venezuela, Eurasia, Russia, Greece-Eurasia, Politics, Crime, Iraq, Isis, Mena, Nato, Syria, Defense, Iran, Color-Revolution, Eu, Finance, North-Korea, Ukraine.
Tags in this brief: US, Venezuela, LATAM, Russia, Greece, Pompeo, T-14, Espionage, Facebook, FBI, USA, Iraq, ISIS, Syria, Terrorism, Geopolitics, Iran, Military, Economy, North Korea, Sanctions.
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Table of Contents
- US wants to ‘rule the world with a vision of supremacy,’ says Venezuelan minister
- Venezuela and Russia strengthen military ties after Borisov’s meeting with Maduro
- U.S. will build 3 new bases in Greece as protesters burn U.S. flag, fight police amid Pompeo’s visit
- What are the advantages of the Russian T-14 Armata tank over U.S. Abrams tanks
- Russian Army Commander Reveals How Long Decision Will Take on Nuclear Retaliation Attack
- HILARIOUS: Sloppy Feds Trying to Recruit Russians Online With Incompetent Ad Campaign (VIDEO)
- Iraqi Commander: US Paving Ground for ISIS Infiltration
- US Stops U-2 Spy Planes’ Flights after Iran’s Missile Shield Starts Operation
- US Sanctions Don’t Work
US wants to ‘rule the world with a vision of supremacy,’ says Venezuelan minister
Published 2019-10-06 17:30:11 by Paul Antonopoulos in Anglo-5, Headline-News, Latin-America, United-States, Venezuela
CARACAS – Venezuela is diversifying its oil market by broadening cooperation with its global partners to overcome the effect of US sanctions that have affected its energy sector. Venezuelan oil minister and president of Venezuelan state-owned company PDVSA Manuel Quevedo told Sputnik Mundo that Venezuela intends to diversify its oil market in the face of US sanctions. “We made a plan, we have a diversification of the market […] The US market is important, but there are other markets and Venezuela has diversified, we have other goals, we have other strategic allies, so we are growing, consolidating,” said Manuel Quevedo…. Continue ->
Tags: US, Venezuela
Venezuela and Russia strengthen military ties after Borisov’s meeting with Maduro
Published 2019-10-06 15:30:08 by Paul Antonopoulos in Eurasia, Headline-News, Latin-America, Russia, Venezuela
CARACAS – Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro welcomed Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov on Saturday in the framework of the Intergovernmental High Level Commission (CIAN). “Meeting with His Excellency Yuri Ivanovich Borisov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation,” the Venezuelan President reported on Twitter. #EnVivo ? | Reunión con el excelentísimo Yuri Ivánovich Borisov, Vice Primer Ministro de la Federación de Rusia.https://t.co/cDuBE3GTth— Nicolás Maduro (@NicolasMaduro) October 5, 2019 During the meeting, Maduro emphasized the importance of Borisov’s visit as an opportunity to consolidate the progress made during the Venezuelan president’s recent visit to Moscow, where he met his Russian… Continue ->
Tags: LATAM, Russia, Venezuela
U.S. will build 3 new bases in Greece as protesters burn U.S. flag, fight police amid Pompeo’s visit
Published 2019-10-06 14:30:34 by Paul Antonopoulos in Anglo-5, Eurasia, Greece-Eurasia, Headline-News, United-States
ATHENS – Yesterday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo signed a new agreement with the Greek Defense Minister that will allow Washington to have three new bases in Greece indefinitely. The agreement signed by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Greek Defense Minister Nikolaos Panagiatopoulos marks a new phase in relations between Washington and Athens. Until then, the US had only one military base in Greece, Suda Bay in Crete, the result of the Mutual Defense Cooperation Agreement signed in 1990. Moreover, each year the permanence of American troops in the country required the approval of the Greek parliamentarians…. Continue ->
Tags: Greece, Pompeo, US
What are the advantages of the Russian T-14 Armata tank over U.S. Abrams tanks
Published 2019-10-06 14:30:16 by Paul Antonopoulos in Eurasia, Headline-News, Russia
MOSCOW – The armor of the Russian T-14 Armata tank is lighter than that of the US M1 Abrams with equal protection characteristics, which creates additional advantages for the Russian vehicle. According to the author of an article of China’s Sina news agency, thanks to new steel brand 44S-sv-Sh, the thickness of the shield fighting vehicle Russian T-14 will decrease by 15% and the weight will become smaller in hundreds of kilograms. In addition, according to the journalist, the capabilities of the T-14 Armata are enhanced with the Afganit and passive Malakhit protection systems. T-14 is an uninhabited Russian main… Continue ->
Tags: Russia, T-14
Russian Army Commander Reveals How Long Decision Will Take on Nuclear Retaliation Attack
Published 2019-10-06 13:20:16 by Paul Antonopoulos in Eurasia, Headline-News, Russia
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MOSCOW – The Russian leadership will have a few tens of minutes to make a decision on a nuclear counterattack, Russia’s 15th Army Aerospace Force commander Anatoly Nestochuk said. Nestochuk said, speaking on Russian radio Echo Moskvy, that the country’s leadership would have a few tens of minutes if the Missile Attack Alert System (SPRN) detected an intercontinental ballistic missile flying towards Russia. “The approach time varies, depending on where the missile comes from, how it flies. Not tens of minutes – more than tens of minutes we can say,” said Nestochuk. In addition, Nestochuk indicated that Russia is developing… Continue ->
Tags: Russia
HILARIOUS: Sloppy Feds Trying to Recruit Russians Online With Incompetent Ad Campaign (VIDEO)
Published 2019-10-06 12:00:49 by Drago Bosnic in Anglo-5, Eurasia, Headline-News, Politics, Russia, United-States
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The framework of an FBI public ad campaign is set on Facebook and aimed at the Russians living in the US, among whom potential agents are searched for. Some would ask, although it’s quite easy, is trying to recruit people through ads the smartest move. Marketing images aren’t ingenious – a happy couple with a student daughter and a call for the partnership for your family’s happy future. At this point, it seems, the FBI’s knowledge of Russian is dubious, at best. So the details are in English – they say that special agents collect the most… Continue ->
Tags: Espionage, Facebook, FBI, Russia, USA
Iraqi Commander: US Paving Ground for ISIS Infiltration
Published 2019-10-06 11:00:16 by Drago Bosnic in Anglo-5, Crime, Headline-News, Iraq, Isis, Mena, Nato, Syria, United-States
BAGHDAD – A senior Hashd al-Shaabi (Iraqi Popular Forces) commander warned that the US military wargames at the country’s borders with Syria are aimed at creating a safe passageway for the ISIS terrorists’ infiltration. Hadi al-Khorasani revealed that the US forces were conducting drills and exercises on the Syrian border to make the ground prepared for the ISIL terrorists to infiltrate into the Iraqi desert. “The Hashd al-Shaabi security forces and fighters have taken full control of the border with Syria,” he said. “There are areas on the border strip that are under the control of the US forces,” Khorasani… Continue ->
Tags: Iraq, ISIS, Syria, Terrorism, USA
US Stops U-2 Spy Planes’ Flights after Iran’s Missile Shield Starts Operation
Published 2019-10-06 10:00:28 by Drago Bosnic in Anglo-5, Defense, Headline-News, Iran, Mena, United-States
TEHRAN – Iranian Deputy Defense Minister Brigadier General Qassem Taqizadeh said the US has stopped flights of its U-2 reconnaissance planes over the region for fear of being intercepted by Iran’s increasingly effective air defense system. “The US moves in the region are monitored every hour and for instance, the flights of the US U-2 planes which took off from Cyprus and flew twice over the region stopped after Iran made and operated Bavar 373 air defense system and after they found out that the system can track and destroy them (the U-2 planes),” General Taqizadeh said, addressing a ceremony… Continue ->
Tags: Geopolitics, Iran, Military, USA
US Sanctions Don’t Work
Published 2019-10-06 09:00:34 by Drago Bosnic in Anglo-5, Color-Revolution, Eu, Eurasia, Finance, Headline-News, Iran, Mena, Nato, North-Korea, Politics, Russia, Ukraine, United-States
WACHINGTON, D.C. – The US government departments involved in enforcing economic sanctions against other countries say they do not know whether the coercive measures actually work. According to a new report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), “The Departments of State, Commerce, and the Treasury have assessed sanctions’ impacts – for example, on a targeted country’s economy or trade. But they haven’t determined whether sanctions really work – nor are the agencies required to do so.” Tell that to the State Department, which continues to take part in the lie, water it down and make it logical. Although the damning… Continue ->
Tags: Economy, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Sanctions, USA
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