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Iranian state media has confirmed that Israel killed the top Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commander in major airstrikes targeting Iran on Thursday night, according to Reuters. IRGC commander-in-chief…

President Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency issued new regulations this month that will save many coal and natural gas power plants from closure. To prevent them from being unnecessarily…

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by Peter Koenig, Global Research: Whoever thinks Ukraine had carried out these badly destructive drone attacks on her own, better think again. NATO-backing for these constant provocations is guaranteed. This does not mean though, they are US-supported. The latest such assaults were the most devastating so far – destroying or damaging dozens of Russian military […]

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