Traffic was at a standstill as an accident, combined with the early morning rush to get to work in the capital city of Columbia, S.C., brought the usually routine drive of dropping off two young, middle school-aged boys to school to an abrupt halt.
Just one day earlier, the boys had learned that their father, a member of the United States Army, was being transferred to a post in Germany. In their two-plus years living in the nearby town of Camden, these boys, this family, had become part of the fabric of the community.
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Ukraine Hit 3 Russian Oil Depots And A Shadow Fleet Tanker In One Night: Ukraine says its Security Service struck three Russian oil depots and a sanctioned tanker during coordinated drone operations that targeted Moscow’s fuel network on land and at sea.
The Security Service of Ukraine said its drones reached three petroleum storage facilities in Russia’s Stavropol region, about 600 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. The agency reported fires and explosions involving fuel tanks at all three locations.
Putin in Red Square in 2017 Creative Commons Image.
Americans Oppose Trump’s Iran War By 30 Points As His Exit Options Narrow: Americans now oppose the United States’ decision to enter the war in Iran by a 30-point margin, giving President Donald Trump a domestic political problem alongside the military and diplomatic challenges in the Persian Gulf.
An Economist analysis described the conflict as America’s least popular war since comparable polling began.
Trump Making An Announcement. Image Credit: White House.
Russia has carried out the largest ballistic missile in the country’s history, launching approximately 50 ballistic missiles in a coordinated strike that targeted military-industrial and logistics infrastructure across the Ukrainian capital Kiev and surrounding region. Ukraine’s acting Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated that Russia launched around four dozen ballistic missiles against Kiev in a single attack, calling it the largest number of ballistic missiles used in one attack.
Russia Said It Intercepted 379 Ukrainian Drones. A Smoke Plume Still Stretched For Dozens Of Miles: Russia said its air defenses intercepted 379 Ukrainian drones during an overnight attack Saturday local time across 19 regions, Crimea, and the Black and Azov seas. The images from Elektrostal revealed what the official total omitted.
A massive column of black smoke rose from a Wildberries logistics complex about 30 miles east of Moscow. Video and photographs showed the plume spreading across the skyline for dozens of miles after the facility caught fire.
Russia Launched 25 Ballistic Missiles At Ukraine As Kyiv’s Patriot Supply Runs Thin: Russia launched 41 missiles and 125 drones against Ukraine overnight into July 19, concentrating most of the missile attack on Kyiv in one of Moscow’s largest ballistic barrages since the full-scale war began.
The attack included 25 Iskander-M ballistic missiles or missiles fired from S-400 air-defense systems, 10 Zircon missiles, three Oniks cruise missiles, and three Kh-59 or Kh-69 guided missiles, according to figures released by the Ukrainian Air Force and reported by Ukrainska Pravda.
Senior U.S. intelligence officials have concluded that Iran’s ballistic missile program has continued to advance despite close to five months of intensive American and Israeli attacks, raising growing concerns in Washington regarding the long-term effectiveness of the military campaign. Intelligence assessments indicate that while production facilities and launch infrastructure have suffered damage, Iran has retained a substantial portion of its missile development capability and continues to improve both the performance and survivability of its arsenal.
L Todd Wood talks with Alex from Kyiv who explains the money laundering circus in Kyiv, and the latest from the battlefield.
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(Above, left) Emily Hall Tremaine (formerly Spreckels), (right) Captain Ellis M. Zacharias, (center) FBI director J. Edgar Hoover.
Hitler in Los Angeles: How Jews foiled Nazi plots against Hollywood and America (2017) by Steven J. Ross is a non-fiction, historical account written like a spy novel. It’s also filled with numerous references to spy files held at CSU-Northridge.
For starters, note that Hitler never visited the US; the title refers to his influence.
Iranian missile strikes against U.S. military facilities in Jordan, which were launched in response to U.S. attacks, have caused considerable damage, with The New York Times, citing an assessment based on satellite imagery, verified videos, and official statements, reporting that a significant number of UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters were damaged. The reported losses add to growing evidence that Iran’s retaliatory strikes achieved considerably greater effects against U.S. military infrastructure than initially acknowledged.