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Andrew Gomez
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Andrew Gomez 3 months ago
ISF Headed To GAZA | Türkiye & Qatar INCLUDED | The SECOND Phase
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Andrew Gomez 3 months ago
Russia takes first place for crypto in Europe. The country has recorded over $370 billion in crypto transactions over the past year, surpassing the UK and Germany. "Russia has overtaken its peers to become Europe’s largest cryptocurrency market by transaction volume, according to data from blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. In a report released on Thursday, the firm said that from July 2024 to June 2025, Russia received $376 billion in crypto value – up from $256.5 billion a year earlier and surpassing the UK’s $273 billion. Both nations are considered Europe’s leading crypto markets. Germany followed with $219 billion, Ukraine with $206.3 billion, and France with $180.1 billion. Chainalysis credited Russia’s rise to a surge in institutional transfers and rapid DeFi adoption. Transactions over $10 million jumped 86% year-over-year – nearly double Europe’s 44% growth – while retail activity also outpaced the regional average. DeFi operations, using blockchain apps for trading, lending, and interest, more than tripled from 2023 levels."
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Andrew Gomez 3 months ago
Ex-UK PM profited from Ukraine conflict – EU state’s leader Slovakia’s Robert Fico has blasted Boris Johnson for reportedly taking a major donation from a shareholder in a British arms manufacturer. "Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had a financial interest in prolonging the Ukraine conflict, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has said. Speaking in the Slovak parliament on Thursday, Fico referenced recent reports in the British press that tied Johnson to businessman Christopher Harborne, whose portfolio includes arms manufacturing. Harborne reportedly donated £1 million ($1.34 million) to Johnson after he left office in late 2022 and accompanied him on at least one visit to Kiev the following year. Fico cited the case as an example of what he described as corruption and war profiteering among Western politicians, linking it to Johnson’s role in blocking a proposed peace deal between Russia and Ukraine negotiated in Türkiye during the first weeks of the conflict. “Boris Johnson fought for the war to continue. Then he took a million pounds from an arms manufacturer,” Fico said. “He didn’t want to end the war because he knew he had a friend who would give him money and in return he would help him with weapons in Ukraine.” The Slovak leader added that “many people have made huge money” from the conflict, while the Ukrainians “were and are the main victims of this war.” Fico also mentioned former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, a leading advocate for NATO’s 2011 intervention in Libya. Sarkozy was sentenced in September to five years in prison for illegal campaign financing tied to donations from Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, who was overthrown and summarily executed during the NATO intervention. The Slovak prime minister has long been a critic of the Western approach to the Ukraine conflict, opposing the continued supply of weapons to Kiev – a policy that Johnson has strongly supported."
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Andrew Gomez 3 months ago
This is true... Nordic country to stockpile food for WW3. Sweden plans to refill food silos for first time since the Cold War, citing a potential conflict with Russia. "Sweden has announced that it will begin stockpiling food and agricultural supplies for the first time since the Cold War, citing what officials describe as a growing threat from Russia. Moscow has rejected these claims, insisting that it poses no danger to any NATO or EU countries. The Swedish Board of Agriculture stated on Tuesday that it will create emergency reserves of grain and other key supplies to ensure that citizens have access to sufficient food “in the event of a serious crisis and, in the extreme, war.” The government has allocated around $57 million in its 2026 budget to fund the program."