azdenrf

Russians besieged in Donetsk ask Putin for help - "We have a large number of dead and wounded..."

Is this the Best "Home Defense" Pistol? - Is this the best "home defense" pistol? Do you think my choice is a solid decision? Share with us what you feel is the best home defense pistol. Also, would you even rely on a pistol for home defense?

Stoeger Coach Gun (Side by Side) 12 Gauge Shotgun - TheFirearmGuy Here is a Stoeger Coach Gun which is a side by side 12 gauge shotgun. The Coach Shotgun is a historic model that many people love. It has two 20" barrels. The right barrel (which fires first) has a fixed improved cylinder choke and the left has a fixed modified choke. This Coach Gun was a lot of fun at the range.

Best workout to lose weight | 10 min HIIT Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 0:52 - Scissor Jumps 1:52 - Burpee & Tuck 2:53 - Shuffle & Side Lunge 3:53 - Crossover Knee to Elbow 4:54 - Reverse Crunch 5:54 - Single Leg Jumping Jack 6:55 - Jump Rope 7:55 - Jump Rope Shuffle 8:56 - Alt. Tuck and Leg Raises 9:57 - Flat Sit Up with Leg Raises 10:59 - V-Sit Toe Touches 12:04 - Plank Hold

Intense HIIT workout to lose weight * 20 mins

Animaux les plus drôles 2023 😂 Vidéos drôles de chats et de chiens 😺🐶

You will laugh at all the DOGS 🤣 Funny DOG Videos 😂🐶

Try Not To Laugh | Funny Dogs Videos Compilation | Adorable Dogs 🐶

End Game for The US Dollar. The US On The Verge of Economic Collapse In 2023 - Mike Maloney --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Most of the work in these videos was created by The Economic Truth and used as a topic representation. Ideas in these videos will not be concluded as an actual event. This video contains some copyrighted material that the copyright holders do not allow. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. We believe this nonprofit, educational and/or use of criticism or comments on the Web is fair to the use of copyrighted material. We will promptly follow up with any copyright owner who asks us to add photos or remove or change their material. The Economic Truth is "a man's opinion". Everything said in the report is opinion, criticism, information or comment. If you are going to make any investment or legal decision, it is highly suggested to consult an expert.

Global Economic Outlook: Is this the End of an Era? | Davos 2023 | World Economic Forum The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation. The Forum engages the foremost political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas. We believe that progress happens by bringing together people from all walks of life who have the drive and the influence to make positive change.

North Korea launches missiles from submarine as U.S.-South Korea drills begin

It became known where Russia will conduct nuclear weapons tests

North Korea threatened the United States with nuclear weapons

-150 METER UNCUT FOOTAGE OF UNDERWATER ATOMIC BLAST 1958 Wahoo blast the test conditions were met on May 16 1958 allowing for the nuclear device to be detonated. Within a second of detonation, a spray dome was created that reached a height of 840 feet (260 m) after seven seconds. The overall shape of the spray dome resembled a cone with 45 degree sloped sides. Plumes were seen breaking through the spray dome after six seconds in every direction. The vertical plume continued rising until 12 seconds after the blast while the lateral plumes traveled for 20 seconds before collapsing. The diameter of the spray dome was approximately 3,800 feet (1,200 m) at the 20 second mark.[4](p237) The base surge reached a radius of 8,000 feet (2,400 m) in the downwind direction after 1.7 seconds. The downwind surge aided by a 15 knots (17 mph; 28 km/h) wind reached speeds of 21 knots (24 mph; 39 km/h). This base surge could be seen for three and a half minutes and for longer from the air as it continued to move across the ocean. When the spray dome and base surge had dissipated, a foam patch could be seen spreading from the surface zero water to reach over 6,000 feet (1,800 m).[4](p238) The nuclear blast was calculated to be 9 kilotons of TNT (38 TJ). All fallout stayed within the predicted fallout area with a maximum of 0.030 R/hr. The target ship at 5,900 yards (2.9 nmi; 3.4 mi; 5.4 km) was directly hit by the shockwave, vibrating the entire ship and shaking it violently. The Moran merchant marine ship moored at 2,346 feet (715 m) away was immobilized due to shock damage to its main and auxiliary equipment while also suffering minor hull damage. One hour and ten minutes after detonation, a five-gallon water sample was taken directly above the blast location showing 5 R/hr. The retrieval team entered a 3.8 R/hrfield after an hour and thirty five minutes.

The nuclear thread President Joe Biden has said that the world hasn't been this close to nuclear armageddon since the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. Vladimir Putin has issued grave threats and then backtracked. In late September, he announced in a televised address that he would use "all available means to protect Russia and our people." "This is not a bluff," he said. Then, in a speech on October 27, he said, "There is no point in [using nuclear weapons], neither political nor military." But The New York Times reported last week that Russian military leaders recently held meetings without Putin to discuss when and how to use tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Antiwar.com's Scott Horton, editor of the new book Hotter Than The Sun: Time To Abolish Nuclear Weapons, says that we should take seriously the possibility that the Ukraine conflict could escalate to a world-ending war. Putin and several of his top military leaders have threatened nuclear attacks multiple times since their February invasion of Ukraine, he points out. Daniel Davis, a senior fellow for Defense Priorities and a former lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army, says he's concerned that "Biden's stated policy is to help Ukraine no matter how long it takes to win back their territory," something that Davis argued "can't be accomplished without throwing us in extraordinarily high nuclear risk." Davis says that despite its mistakes, Russia's military is quite capable, and he expects coming reinforcements to swing the war back in Moscow's favor come December. Lt. Col. Davis also says that in the unlikely event that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy successfully drives Russia out of all parts of Ukraine, including Crimea, it would increase the chances that Russia uses nuclear weapons so that Putin can stay in power. The U.S. should supply just enough defensive weapons to keep Russia from totally dominating the country, he says, and then open "backdoor negotiations and diplomatic channels with both sides" in order to end the war as soon as possible. Horton says that a diplomatic solution could have been reached back in April, pointing to an article co-written by Fiona Hill, a former senior director for European and Russian affairs on the National Security Council, stating that "according to multiple former senior U.S. officials…in April 2022, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators appeared to have tentatively agreed on the outlines of a negotiated interim settlement." According to a Ukrainian newspaper and a press release from the British government, then–Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged Zelenskyy to avoid such negotiations with Russia. In late September, Putin announced the annexation of four Ukrainian territories that border Russia, asserting that residents of the occupied territories would be Russian citizens forever and that any attacks against the annexed regions would be considered aggression against Russia itself. "To get [Putin] to back down" from these annexations, Horton argues, "is going to be virtually impossible now." "Nobody in Ukraine and nobody in the West wants to allow Russia to keep one inch of territory that they've taken," says Lt. Col. Davis. But achieving that goal is not a realistic option. "To try and accomplish that objective is to almost certainly escalate the fight to a nuclear conflict…what is realistically possible is to freeze the war where it's at right now before Ukraine loses any more territory." But what would be the moral hazard of backing down? Yale historian Timothy Snyder has written that negotiating with Putin will only "make future nuclear war much more likely" because the lesson for future dictators would be "that all they need is a nuclear weapon and some bluster to get what they want." Lt. Col. Davis says "that already exists and that's part of the reality. Russia has nuclear weapons, North Korea has nuclear weapons, [and] you're not gonna roll that back." "Russia has so badly harmed itself with all of the losses that it's sustained up to this point already, that it's gonna take decades to recover from that. A lot of these sanctions will never be rolled back, at least not in our lifetimes. And so the harm that the nation of Russia has suffered already and will continue to suffer is significant and hardly a blueprint for anyone else to wanna follow." Horton says the war in Ukraine shows that deterrence is too risky of a strategy and should reinvigorate the push for disarmament. Deterrence "only works until it stops working," he argues. "And once it stops working, then that's it. It's called the Doomsday Machine because it's made to be used completely." Produced by John Osterhoudt; edited by Osterhoudt and Zach Weissmueller; additional graphics by Regan Taylor.

HasanAbi reacts to Simulation of a Nuclear Blast in a Major City

Anti-pension bill protesters clash with police in Paris

Road blockade burns on ninth day of French pension reform protests

Ukraine submitted a request to supply Leclerc main battle tanks from France The Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmygal has addressed the French government by submitting a request to supply his country with Leclerc main battle tanks (MBT) . The Novosti news agency wrote that Ukraine decided to turn to France after receiving a refusal from Germany to supply Leopard 2 tanks . Previously, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba said Kyiv had not been able to get supplies of Leopard 2 tanks from the German government. This 56-tonne tank is powered by a 1,500 hp V8X SACM diesel engine. The maximum speed is 71 km/h and the operating range is 550 km. It is known that the French Army currently has 406 Leclerc tanks , with details of 222 in operational status and 184 stored in the arsenal. Apart from France, the Leclerc tank is also used by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Army with 354 tanks and the Jordanian Army which received 80 units with assistance from the UAE.

Andrew Tate... The WORST News Just Dropped 😵 (Sadly it's True)

Russia's Lavrov speaks at news conference: UKRAINE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENS Russia's Lavrov speaks at news conference: UKRAINE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT HAPPENS Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov sums up the diplomatic results of the year of 2022 at a news conference in Moscow.

🇷🇺🇺🇲How PUTIN starts PHONE CALL with Biden😊

Dictators - Vladimir Putin

"Packaging of Russians" - Ukrainian fighters captured 6 Russian soldiers in this case

The Healthiest Protein-rich Food | How To Prepare It