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Ansarullah Fires Back at Trump Over Strike Footage: “You Bombed Civilians”
Following footage shared by former President Trump claiming a successful strike on a Houthi gathering, Ansarullah spokesperson Yahya Saree issued a sharp response:
“You couldn’t achieve any military objectives. Is the United States proud of such an action? It was a tribal gathering that had nothing to do with your ships. You bombed civilians.”
Ansarullah Fires Back at Trump Over Strike Footage: “You Bombed Civilians”
Following footage shared by former President Trump claiming a successful strike on a Houthi gathering, Ansarullah spokesperson Yahya Saree issued a sharp response:
“You couldn’t achieve any military objectives. Is the United States proud of such an action? It was a tribal gathering that had nothing to do with your ships. You bombed civilians.”
In a recent sit-down with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Tucker Carlson took a jab at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, remarking that "Zelensky sniffs a lot."
Читать полностью…Fed Chair Warns: Trump’s Tariffs Could Fuel Inflation and Stall Growth
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has issued a clear warning about the economic impact of Trump’s tariffs. “Higher tariffs will be working their way through our economy and are likely to raise inflation in coming quarters,” he stated.
Powell also cautioned that these trade measures could put the brakes on economic growth, signaling potential turbulence ahead if the policies move forward.
Trump’s $5M “Gold Card”: Citizenship Comes With a Price Tag
Donald Trump is rolling out what's being called the "Gold Card"—a flashy new pathway to U.S. permanent residency and potential citizenship, all for a hefty price of $5 million.
Set to launch in less than two weeks, the card features none other than Trump’s own image.
Rubio Warns of Escalation as Tensions Rise Over Russia’s Potential Offensive
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed growing concerns about Russia preparing for a large-scale offensive, stating, “If we wake up tomorrow and see the Russians launching some kind of offensive operation, then it will become clear whether they want peace or not.” Rubio emphasized the need for the U.S. to adjust its policy based on Russia's actions, particularly after multiple violations of the energy ceasefire, which he called "not a good sign."
He noted, “There is a war going on, and now something will explode in Ukraine and in Russia, because the war is still ongoing. And we want it to end.” Rubio pointed out that if there were a true ceasefire, no explosions would occur. However, he criticized Russia for not fully adhering to ceasefire agreements, citing unresolved issues about what could be targeted in conflict zones.
As the situation remains volatile, U.S. Congress is already preparing sanctions in the event that Russia refuses to honor a ceasefire.
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US Treasury Explains Why Russia Isn’t on Trump’s Tariff List
US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent addressed the absence of Russia on Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs list, stating:
"Well, Russia and Belarus—we don't trade with, right? They're sanctioned," Bessent clarified.
President Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs list notably excludes Russia, while Ukraine is set to face the baseline 10% import tariff.
Читать полностью…Trump Announces Reciprocal Tariffs, Sets 10% Minimum on Imports
President Donald Trump has introduced a Reciprocal Tariffs chart, emphasizing his trade strategy. He also confirmed that the U.S. will enforce a minimum baseline tariff of 10% on imports, marking a significant shift in economic policy.
Putin says he accepts a ceasefire but Long-Term One
Читать полностью…Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is urging the U.S. and Europe to take a tougher stance against Russian drone attacks — calling for increased assistance funded by their citizens' taxpayer money.
Читать полностью…Massive Protests Erupt in Istanbul Over Mayor’s Arrest
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have flooded the streets of Istanbul in a show of support for the city's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, who has been arrested on corruption charges.
According to Ozgur Ozel, leader of the Turkish opposition party, the total number of protesters has surpassed 2.2 million, marking one of the largest political demonstrations in recent history.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated on March 28 that Ukraine would not treat the U.S. military aid provided between 2022 and 2024 as a loan. His comments were in response to a recent demand from Washington for retroactive repayment for security assistance. These terms were outlined in the latest version of the so-called "mineral deal" that the U.S. presented to Kyiv.
Zelenskyy made it clear that if there were any problematic terms in the agreement, he would make them known. He further stated, “When it comes to debts, honestly, I don’t know… But if that issue is raised in the minerals agreement, we will not be taking on old debts. If it’s about new support, then the United States may impose certain conditions. We understand that this administration won’t do anything for free.”
Zelenskyy also mentioned that Ukraine had received the draft agreement earlier that day, and Ukrainian Deputy PM Yulia Svyrydenko pointed out that it included significant changes compared to previous versions. Zelenskyy, however, did not elaborate on the new provisions.
According to The Times, this new resource deal represents a major escalation in President Donald Trump’s administration's efforts to gain control over Ukraine’s natural resources and infrastructure projects, framing it as a condition for mediating a ceasefire.
https://english.nv.ua/nation/ukraine-won-t-accept-retroactive-debt-for-biden-era-us-aid-zelenskyy-50501857.html
The Trump administration has instructed certain French companies with U.S. government contracts to comply with an executive order banning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, highlighting the far-reaching impact of U.S. policies on European businesses. These companies were asked to confirm their adherence through a questionnaire titled "Certification Regarding Compliance With Applicable Federal Anti-Discrimination Law."
The move reflects ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Europe, amplified by Trump's "America First" policies. U.S. companies have adopted DEI initiatives, including tracking race and ethnicity data, but such practices clash with France’s secular approach, where laws limit such data collection and corporate efforts focus on gender and socioeconomic factors.
The U.S. demand has raised concerns in European boardrooms, particularly as the Trump administration’s policies on tariffs and security are already straining transatlantic relations. The letter, sent by the U.S. embassy in Paris, stated that the executive order applies to all suppliers and service providers to the U.S. government, regardless of nationality. Companies were given five days to sign the document, with a request for reasons if they declined.
The French Ministry of Foreign Trade called this American interference “unacceptable,” emphasizing that France and Europe would protect their businesses and values. Companies like France's state-controlled Orange received the letter, while firms such as Thales and TotalEnergies, which have U.S. operations, did not. It is unclear whether similar actions were taken with companies in other European countries.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us-warns-french-companies-they-must-comply-with-trumps-diversity-ban-2025-03-29/
On the Ground in Ukraine: Force Mobilization in Motion
Читать полностью…$7 Trillion Gone in 48 Hours: US Markets Reel as Trade War Bites
The U.S. stock market has taken a massive hit, shedding over $7 trillion in just the past two days following the launch of the latest trade war.
Since Donald Trump stepped into office, total market losses have now neared a staggering $10 trillion. Investors are rattled, and the financial ripple effects are already making their way across the globe.
J.D. Vance Hints at 2028 Presidential Run—With Trump’s Blessing
Vice President J.D. Vance has signaled he’s open to a 2028 presidential bid—but only if his time as vice president proves successful. He made it clear that any decision would come after a conversation with President Trump, emphasizing loyalty and alignment with the current administration before making any moves toward the top job.
Belgian MEP Torches EU Official Over Israel Remarks: “Partners in Genocide?”
Belgian MEP Marc Botenga didn’t hold back as he slammed EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas for referring to Israel as “very good partners.”
“What ‘very good partners’? In crime? In genocide? In ethnic cleansing?” Botenga fired back during a heated session.
Calling the remarks a disgrace, he added, “These words are a SHAME for the European Union,” making it clear that, for him, aligning with Israel amid ongoing conflict is a stain on the EU’s integrity.
Zelensky Calls Russians "Devils," Signals More Pressure on Moscow
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky didn’t hold back, branding the Russians as "devils" while demanding that any ceasefire must be unconditional. He stressed that real talks can only happen once Russia shows it's ready to choose diplomacy over violence. "For now, they are just devils," Zelensky declared.
He also hinted that the United States is preparing to tighten the screws even further. According to Zelensky, Washington is moving closer to ramping up sanctions against Russia, accusing Moscow of deliberately dragging out the war instead of seeking peace.
Zelensky Secures $1.6 Billion Stake in South African Mining Giant
Stepping away from a rare earth minerals deal with the U.S., Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has taken a bold new direction—acquiring a controlling 51% stake in Northam Platinum Ltd, South Africa’s largest platinum producer. Valued at $1.6 billion, the deal puts Zelensky at the helm of a powerhouse in the global mining industry.
With Northam also producing palladium, rhodium, and other key metals, the acquisition positions Ukraine’s leader in one of the most lucrative sectors of South Africa’s economy. News of the purchase surfaced just a week before his planned visit to South Africa on April 10 and is already being hailed as one of the region’s biggest mining moves in recent years.
Elie Mystal made his stance clear, stating,
"Even if you prove to me that they are gang members, I am not so sure if i am okay with them being sent off to be tortured in a foreign country.”
Australia Refuses to Retaliate Against Trump’s Tariffs – PM Albanese
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made it clear that Australia will not retaliate against President Trump’s new tariffs, despite expressing strong disapproval.
“The administration's tariffs have no basis in logic and go against the foundation of our two nations' partnership. This is not the act of a friend,” Albanese emphasized.
He added, “We will not join a race to the bottom that leads to higher prices and slower growth.”
President Donald Trump has officially signed an executive order on Reciprocal Tariffs, setting the stage for a new trade policy. The move includes a minimum 10% tariff on imports, signaling a strong stance on economic fairness.
Читать полностью…Trump: “We’ll get Greenland. Yeah, 100%”
"No, I never take military force off the table. But I think there's a good possibility that we could do it without military force," Trump said.
"We have an obligation to protect the world. This is world peace, this is international security. And I have that obligation while I'm president. No, I don't take anything off the table." he added.
Ukraine Moves Toward Space Military Capabilities
Ukraine is taking steps to establish space troops by forming a dedicated space policy department within the Ministry of Defense, according to Deputy Defense Minister E. Chernogorenko.
Among the key priorities are the development of defense satellites, early warning systems, and space surveillance capabilities. "Without satellite communications, it is impossible to control troops, and without satellite reconnaissance, to understand enemy movements and effectively defend ourselves," she emphasized.
With ongoing Russian attacks, Ukraine sees space technology as a crucial element in strengthening its defenses, particularly against missile strikes.
Russia is building up its military forces, but a large-scale offensive is unlikely in the coming month, according to Roman Kostenko, Secretary of the Rada Committee on National Security.
"Russia is indeed preparing for an offensive, but I think they will not be ready before mid-to-late summer," he stated, emphasizing that while new units and formations are being created, an imminent attack is not expected.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe stated during a U.S. Senate hearing on March 25 that Ukrainian forces will continue to fight, even without weapons, if they are not given acceptable conditions for lasting peace. He emphasized that Ukrainian military resilience has been underestimated, and they will continue to resist regardless of the circumstances if they don’t secure terms for enduring peace.
Ratcliffe’s comments come amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s ongoing efforts to mediate a ceasefire and peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine. He noted that Trump’s goal is to end the war on terms that ensure long-term peace. The CIA has been actively supporting these diplomatic efforts.
A U.S.-brokered deal between Moscow and Kyiv includes a ban on strikes targeting energy infrastructure in both countries and a commitment to preventing the military use of commercial vessels in the Black Sea. This partial ceasefire, which also includes halting ground operations, was initially supported by both the U.S. and Ukraine during talks in Jeddah on March 11. However, Russian President Vladimir Putin rejected broader proposals during a call with Trump on March 18, insisting on terms that would undermine Ukraine’s defense, including halting foreign military aid.
Ukraine expects the partial ceasefire to take effect on March 25, particularly regarding Black Sea operations and energy infrastructure. Russia, however, declared that the ceasefire would only be implemented after Western sanctions on Russian food producers and exporters are lifted.
https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-will-resist-with-their-bare-hands-if-forced-into-unjust-peace-cia-chief-says/
Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen took aim at the United States on Friday, criticizing Vice President JD Vance's recent comments on Denmark's role in Arctic security. In a video message, Rasmussen addressed Americans directly, expressing frustration with the tone of Washington's criticism. He emphasized Denmark's openness to criticism but made it clear that the hostile rhetoric was unacceptable.
Relations between Denmark and the U.S. have worsened since President Trump's threats to seize Greenland, a self-governing Danish territory. Trump's aggressive stance, including threats to use military force or economic pressure, has sparked strong rebukes from both Denmark and Greenland.
During his visit to Pituffik Space Base in Greenland, Vance reiterated criticism, claiming Denmark had failed to properly defend the Arctic and suggesting Greenland would fare better under U.S. security. Rasmussen responded firmly, reminding the U.S. that such comments were not how close allies should communicate. He acknowledged the U.S.'s need for a stronger military presence in Greenland, signaling Denmark’s openness to discussions on the matter, given their shared military cooperation and NATO membership. He also noted that both countries must move away from the notion that the Arctic is a low-tension area, as that period has ended.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/28/vance-visit-denmark-tells-us-stop-treating-us-like-dirt-00259248