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According to an unverified report, St. Petersburg in Russia is going into lockdown because of plague outbreak with a 97% fatality rate within 48 hours without antibiotics.

According to an unverified report, St. Petersburg in Russia is going into lockdown because of plague outbreak with a 97% fatality rate within 48 hours without antibiotics.

🚨Indian Gems

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🚨 BREAKING: Today is a big day for crypto investors. 🇺🇸 The Fed will announce its interest rate decision at 2:00 PM ET. Markets are expecting: 👉 70% chance rates stay the same 👉 30% chance of a rate hike 📈 If rates stay the same and the Fed hints at future cuts → Crypto could rise. 📉 If rates stay the same but the Fed signals more hikes → Crypto could fall. 🚨 If the Fed raises rates today → Markets could see a sharp sell-off. 👀 All eyes are on today’s FOMC meeting.

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Pushpendra Singh

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WHO demands answers from Russia over the plague The World Health Organization has requested information from Russia about a second employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute who was diagnosed with pneumonia of unknown origin. The WHO also wants to know the cause of death of laboratory technician Darya Shipilova and what pathogen prompted the measures introduced in the region. Russia predictably denies everything. The Kremlin claims that the media are spreading a lot of “false information” about a possible plague outbreak.

WHO demands answers from Russia over the plague The World Health Organization has requested information from Russia about a second employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute who was diagnosed with pneumonia of unknown origin. The WHO also wants to know the cause of death of laboratory technician Darya Shipilova and what pathogen prompted the measures introduced in the region. Russia predictably denies everything. The Kremlin claims that the media are spreading a lot of “false information” about a possible plague outbreak.

NEXTA

39,341 views • 6 days ago

Axios: The White House is monitoring a possible plague outbreak in Russia Donald Trump’s administration is monitoring the situation in the Irkutsk region following the death of anti-plague institute employee Darya Shipilova, who may have broken a test tube containing the causative agent of pneumonic plague in the laboratory and become infected with it. According to Axios, the regional authorities introduced quarantine measures and placed about 200 people who had contact with her under observation. Russian health authorities deny there is a problem.

Axios: The White House is monitoring a possible plague outbreak in Russia Donald Trump’s administration is monitoring the situation in the Irkutsk region following the death of anti-plague institute employee Darya Shipilova, who may have broken a test tube containing the causative agent of pneumonic plague in the laboratory and become infected with it. According to Axios, the regional authorities introduced quarantine measures and placed about 200 people who had contact with her under observation. Russian health authorities deny there is a problem.

NEXTA

131,281 views • 8 days ago

Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan have tightened border controls due to a possible plague outbreak in Russia The Kremlin urged Russians not to listen to “various rumors” and to rely on statements from Rospotrebnadzor. Federal media outlets are staying silent and pretending that nothing happened.

Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan have tightened border controls due to a possible plague outbreak in Russia The Kremlin urged Russians not to listen to “various rumors” and to rely on statements from Rospotrebnadzor. Federal media outlets are staying silent and pretending that nothing happened.

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Solovyov declared that any strike on a medical facility in Russia, Israel, Gaza, Lebanon, or Iran is a war crime. He didn't mention Ukraine…

Solovyov declared that any strike on a medical facility in Russia, Israel, Gaza, Lebanon, or Iran is a war crime. He didn't mention Ukraine…

Natalka

102,934 views • 1 year ago

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ASIAN STOCKS ARE RIPPING HIGHER TODAY. Over $1.2 TRILLION has been added across Asian markets in a single day. 🇯🇵 Japan: +¥36 trillion 🇰🇷 South Korea: +₩600 trillion 🇭🇰 Hong Kong: +HK$970 billion 🇨🇳 China: +CN¥1.36 trillion 🇹🇼 Taiwan: +NT$3.9 trillion Asian markets are exploding higher after Trump says the Iran war is over.

Crypto Rover

60,384 views • 4 months ago

🚨 CHINA IS SENDING A MASSIVE WARNING SIGNAL TO GLOBAL MARKETS October 12 puts China back on my radar. The bigger story has been developing for years: Beijing’s long-term reduction in exposure to US Treasuries. China’s reported holdings fell to $618 billion in July, down from $695.6 billion a year earlier. That’s roughly $78 billion less exposure in twelve months. My read: this fits a broader strategy of diversification away from US government debt. Why does that matter for US stocks? If other buyers don’t replace that demand, Treasury yields can face upward pressure. Higher yields raise financing costs and make expensive equity valuations harder to defend. Now add weakness in China’s own market. The CSI 300 lost roughly 0.9% over last week’s two trading sessions. Thursday’s decline was followed by only a small Friday recovery. AI-related supply-chain stocks came under heavy pressure during Friday’s session. That gives us two separate risks to watch: → Reduced Chinese Treasury exposure could pressure US borrowing costs. → Renewed selling in Chinese tech could spill into global risk appetite. If both intensify, US growth stocks could face pressure from higher discount rates and weaker sentiment at the same time. One detail matters for Monday: US stocks are open, while the cash bond market observes the Columbus Day holiday. The fuller Treasury-market response may have to wait until Tuesday. I’m watching Chinese equities before the US open, semiconductor stocks when Wall Street starts trading, and Treasury yields when normal cash trading resumes. China’s long-term portfolio shift alone doesn’t predict a Monday selloff. But renewed weakness in Asia, followed by higher US yields, would strengthen the bearish case. October 12 is a session to watch how quickly selling in Asia travels west.

🚨 CHINA IS SENDING A MASSIVE WARNING SIGNAL TO GLOBAL MARKETS October 12 puts China back on my radar. The bigger story has been developing for years: Beijing’s long-term reduction in exposure to US Treasuries. China’s reported holdings fell to $618 billion in July, down from $695.6 billion a year earlier. That’s roughly $78 billion less exposure in twelve months. My read: this fits a broader strategy of diversification away from US government debt. Why does that matter for US stocks? If other buyers don’t replace that demand, Treasury yields can face upward pressure. Higher yields raise financing costs and make expensive equity valuations harder to defend. Now add weakness in China’s own market. The CSI 300 lost roughly 0.9% over last week’s two trading sessions. Thursday’s decline was followed by only a small Friday recovery. AI-related supply-chain stocks came under heavy pressure during Friday’s session. That gives us two separate risks to watch: → Reduced Chinese Treasury exposure could pressure US borrowing costs. → Renewed selling in Chinese tech could spill into global risk appetite. If both intensify, US growth stocks could face pressure from higher discount rates and weaker sentiment at the same time. One detail matters for Monday: US stocks are open, while the cash bond market observes the Columbus Day holiday. The fuller Treasury-market response may have to wait until Tuesday. I’m watching Chinese equities before the US open, semiconductor stocks when Wall Street starts trading, and Treasury yields when normal cash trading resumes. China’s long-term portfolio shift alone doesn’t predict a Monday selloff. But renewed weakness in Asia, followed by higher US yields, would strengthen the bearish case. October 12 is a session to watch how quickly selling in Asia travels west.

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TONIGHT: War threats are growing with Russia, China, and even Iran. Are we ready for a nuclear escalation? Discover the frightening truth on “Newsfront: Nuclear Weapons Gap,” premiering at 9 PM ET, only on NEWSMAX. More:

TONIGHT: War threats are growing with Russia, China, and even Iran. Are we ready for a nuclear escalation? Discover the frightening truth on “Newsfront: Nuclear Weapons Gap,” premiering at 9 PM ET, only on NEWSMAX. More:

NEWSMAX

37,843 views • 8 months ago

This is a clarion call. To the ones on the sidelines waiting for a sign: this is it. The moment is here. The someone is you. Veterans are in the streets. Veterans are in handcuffs. Rise with us. Not again. No war with Iran

This is a clarion call. To the ones on the sidelines waiting for a sign: this is it. The moment is here. The someone is you. Veterans are in the streets. Veterans are in handcuffs. Rise with us. Not again. No war with Iran

Common Defense

14,245 views • 5 months ago

🚨 SOMETHING DOESN’T ADD UP WITH THE S&P 500 It’s October 1. $SPX is still sitting near ATH, but the setup is getting harder to IGNORE. 1️⃣ IF THE FED HIKES → Liquidity tightens again → Yields stay elevated → Growth gets hit first That’s the cleanest bearish scenario. The entire rally was built around easier financial conditions. A hike does the opposite. 2️⃣ IF THE FED PAUSES Sounds bullish. But inflation is still above target. Yields are still high. And the Fed is still keeping the door open for more tightening. So even a pause doesn’t automatically fix the problem. 3️⃣ THE MARKET IS STILL PRICED FOR PERFECTION That’s what matters most. Stocks are near ATHs while financial conditions are still tight. My roadmap is simple: $7,700 → $6,300 → $4,835 $6,300 is the first major target. $4,835 is where this entire rally started. So ask yourself one question: If the market is now pricing a Fed HIKE in October… why is everyone still positioned like cuts are coming? Save this chart. The market is staring at ATH. I’m staring at what happens AFTER the Fed changes the game.

🚨 SOMETHING DOESN’T ADD UP WITH THE S&P 500 It’s October 1. $SPX is still sitting near ATH, but the setup is getting harder to IGNORE. 1️⃣ IF THE FED HIKES → Liquidity tightens again → Yields stay elevated → Growth gets hit first That’s the cleanest bearish scenario. The entire rally was built around easier financial conditions. A hike does the opposite. 2️⃣ IF THE FED PAUSES Sounds bullish. But inflation is still above target. Yields are still high. And the Fed is still keeping the door open for more tightening. So even a pause doesn’t automatically fix the problem. 3️⃣ THE MARKET IS STILL PRICED FOR PERFECTION That’s what matters most. Stocks are near ATHs while financial conditions are still tight. My roadmap is simple: $7,700 → $6,300 → $4,835 $6,300 is the first major target. $4,835 is where this entire rally started. So ask yourself one question: If the market is now pricing a Fed HIKE in October… why is everyone still positioned like cuts are coming? Save this chart. The market is staring at ATH. I’m staring at what happens AFTER the Fed changes the game.

DANNY

40,215 views • 12 days ago

Sen. Coons: The clearest winner from this war in Iran is Russia. It's stunning that Trump is on the phone with Vladimir Putin and spending more time consulting with him than he is with Congress and the American people.

Sen. Coons: The clearest winner from this war in Iran is Russia. It's stunning that Trump is on the phone with Vladimir Putin and spending more time consulting with him than he is with Congress and the American people.

The Lincoln Project

263,297 views • 7 months ago

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is really bad at trying to explain how America isn't at war right now with Iran. Listen to this ridiculous word salad: “Iran has attacked 3 of our US embassies in the last couple of days. They have declared war on us… We are not at war right now.” We are bombing Iran. We started that bombing, and he admits that Iran is at war with us, but somehow claims we aren't at war with them?

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is really bad at trying to explain how America isn't at war right now with Iran. Listen to this ridiculous word salad: “Iran has attacked 3 of our US embassies in the last couple of days. They have declared war on us… We are not at war right now.” We are bombing Iran. We started that bombing, and he admits that Iran is at war with us, but somehow claims we aren't at war with them?

Ed Krassenstein

206,006 views • 7 months ago

🇺🇸 ANOTHER Oil Refinery Explodes Since War on Iran The PATTERN of oil refineries worldwide exploding or catching fire since the War on Iran continues. The PBF Chalmette Refinery in Louisiana exploded Friday afternoon, sending massive smoke plumes over the New Orleans area. This is now the ELEVENTH major refinery fire across multiple continents since the U.S. and Israel launched their war on Iran on February 28. Ecuador, Mexico, Australia, Russia, India, Texas, Romania, Pakistan, Myanmar, India again, and now Louisiana. The pattern is no longer subtle. Someone is keeping the pressure on global energy markets, and today it landed in the U.S. AGAIN.

🇺🇸 ANOTHER Oil Refinery Explodes Since War on Iran The PATTERN of oil refineries worldwide exploding or catching fire since the War on Iran continues. The PBF Chalmette Refinery in Louisiana exploded Friday afternoon, sending massive smoke plumes over the New Orleans area. This is now the ELEVENTH major refinery fire across multiple continents since the U.S. and Israel launched their war on Iran on February 28. Ecuador, Mexico, Australia, Russia, India, Texas, Romania, Pakistan, Myanmar, India again, and now Louisiana. The pattern is no longer subtle. Someone is keeping the pressure on global energy markets, and today it landed in the U.S. AGAIN.

Ryan Rozbiani

38,919 views • 5 months ago

🚨IN RUSSIA, A PLANE INTO MOSCOW IS HELD FOR A TEMPERATURE CHECK — THE CAPTION SAYS PLAGUE, THE SCREENS SAY BANGKOK, THE LAB SAYS PNEUMONIA OF UNKNOWN CAUSE, AND ST PETERSBURG IS NOT LOCKING DOWN The clip is a cabin. Passengers still in their seats. A man in a yellow vest and a mask walks the aisle with a camera. The Russian text says the check is on arrival in Moscow. The seat-back screens say welcome to Moscow. The passenger says they are not being let off, that temperatures will be taken, that these are the health authorities. That is what is on the frames. The caption says a pneumonic plague outbreak. Masks. Infrared thermometers. “It is happening again.” The frames do not show a diagnosis. Trackers put the aircraft as Aeroflot SU273, Bangkok to Moscow Sheremetyevo, on the ground on 5 October. Thailand has been reporting rises in flu, COVID and dengue. A temperature check on a flight out of Bangkok is a border rule. The death the posts weld to this cabin is a different city. Irkutsk is in Siberia, thousands of kilometres east. Darya Shipilova, 28, worked at the anti-plague institute. She went into hospital in Shelekhov on 29 September. She died on the night of 1–2 October. Rospotrebnadzor calls it pneumonia of unknown cause. No germ tied to her work was found. No lab accident was recorded. Her contacts showed two cases of COVID and two of a cold virus. No plague. The governor says they are under watch and not ill. The Kremlin says read that line and ignore the rumours. The other version is a report, not a diagnosis. Outlets say a test tube broke. The head of neighbouring Buryatia wrote plague, then edited it to “possibly.” About 200 contacts were held. The Shelekhov hospital stopped admissions. A “do not travel” post was published and deleted. That is a local hold around one death. It is not an outbreak, and it is not this plane. St Petersburg does not lock down on 6 October. No order exists. On 1 October it cancelled the last COVID rules. Kazakhstan raised checks on its Russian border and rates the risk low. Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan raised checkpoint alerts. They do not border Russia. The caption made the outbreak. The screens made the route. If the check in Moscow is for Bangkok, who is the plague line for?

🚨IN RUSSIA, A PLANE INTO MOSCOW IS HELD FOR A TEMPERATURE CHECK — THE CAPTION SAYS PLAGUE, THE SCREENS SAY BANGKOK, THE LAB SAYS PNEUMONIA OF UNKNOWN CAUSE, AND ST PETERSBURG IS NOT LOCKING DOWN The clip is a cabin. Passengers still in their seats. A man in a yellow vest and a mask walks the aisle with a camera. The Russian text says the check is on arrival in Moscow. The seat-back screens say welcome to Moscow. The passenger says they are not being let off, that temperatures will be taken, that these are the health authorities. That is what is on the frames. The caption says a pneumonic plague outbreak. Masks. Infrared thermometers. “It is happening again.” The frames do not show a diagnosis. Trackers put the aircraft as Aeroflot SU273, Bangkok to Moscow Sheremetyevo, on the ground on 5 October. Thailand has been reporting rises in flu, COVID and dengue. A temperature check on a flight out of Bangkok is a border rule. The death the posts weld to this cabin is a different city. Irkutsk is in Siberia, thousands of kilometres east. Darya Shipilova, 28, worked at the anti-plague institute. She went into hospital in Shelekhov on 29 September. She died on the night of 1–2 October. Rospotrebnadzor calls it pneumonia of unknown cause. No germ tied to her work was found. No lab accident was recorded. Her contacts showed two cases of COVID and two of a cold virus. No plague. The governor says they are under watch and not ill. The Kremlin says read that line and ignore the rumours. The other version is a report, not a diagnosis. Outlets say a test tube broke. The head of neighbouring Buryatia wrote plague, then edited it to “possibly.” About 200 contacts were held. The Shelekhov hospital stopped admissions. A “do not travel” post was published and deleted. That is a local hold around one death. It is not an outbreak, and it is not this plane. St Petersburg does not lock down on 6 October. No order exists. On 1 October it cancelled the last COVID rules. Kazakhstan raised checks on its Russian border and rates the risk low. Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan raised checkpoint alerts. They do not border Russia. The caption made the outbreak. The screens made the route. If the check in Moscow is for Bangkok, who is the plague line for?

Slavic Networks

36,174 views • 7 days ago

The US and Israel are rushing to "finish off" Iran, as their stocks of air defence missiles are running out, — The Wall Street Journal Their stocks of interceptor missiles and precision-guided munitions are rapidly depleting. A protracted war threatens to leave the West without air defence on other fronts, and the situation is becoming critical.

The US and Israel are rushing to "finish off" Iran, as their stocks of air defence missiles are running out, — The Wall Street Journal Their stocks of interceptor missiles and precision-guided munitions are rapidly depleting. A protracted war threatens to leave the West without air defence on other fronts, and the situation is becoming critical.

EMPR.media

14,314 views • 7 months ago

Water pouring straight through the ceiling on the MTA’s LIRR like we’re living in a third-world country—right here in New York. Billions in taxes, endless bailouts, and this is the clown show we get? Commuters are fed up with the incompetence.

Water pouring straight through the ceiling on the MTA’s LIRR like we’re living in a third-world country—right here in New York. Billions in taxes, endless bailouts, and this is the clown show we get? Commuters are fed up with the incompetence.

Floridap8triot

79,819 views • 4 months ago

JUST IN - Trump on claims that Russia is supporting Iran: "I've had no indication of that whatsoever. If they are, they're not doing a very good job because Iran is not doing too well."

JUST IN - Trump on claims that Russia is supporting Iran: "I've had no indication of that whatsoever. If they are, they're not doing a very good job because Iran is not doing too well."

Insider Paper

50,078 views • 7 months ago