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💢 China’s President Xi Jinping CASTS HIS VOTE in Beijing elections Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 The Telegraph has reported that Iran and Russia are in advanced negotiations over the delivery of Russian S-400 air defence systems to Iran, following a meeting between Mohsen Rezaei and Vladimir Putin. Subscribe @NewResistance

Nice try WaPo… you wish “The dust is still settling, but it’s already clear that this year’s midterm elections brought about as thorough a rebuke of a president, his policies and his governing philosophy as the country has seen in two generations. The 2006 rout for the GOP under George W. Bush was bad, but not as brutal as losing in such states as Texas, South Carolina and Kansas. The message on Tuesday came from far and wide: The public is sick of Donald Trump and his vision of the Republican Party. Which makes me think of Vice President JD Vance. He can run for the GOP presidential nomination in 2028. Maybe if things break his way, he’ll be nominated thanks to the Republican Party’s primogeniture instincts — the sense that it’s Vance’s “turn.” Who knows? But why, two years after abandoning the Grand Old Party so decisively, would enough voters in enough states to reach 270 electoral votes say, “Yes, let’s put Trump’s vice president in the Oval Office for four years”? By Wednesday morning, Vance was test-driving a new message: End the war, focus on the cost of living and inflation, put America first and change the U.S. relationship with Israel. That is apparently what a whip-smart pollster suggested to the vice president this week. Voters who abandoned the GOP would “come back on our team,” Vance wrote, if the Republicans changed course on those four issues. In other words, Americans voted for everything Vance already believes in. Nice. That interpretation — that the electorate opted for Democrats because they wanted more of the vice president’s agenda — is almost as delusional as Trump’s shtick that if he had been on the ballot, the GOP would’ve won in a landslide. Never mind prevalent concerns about the administration’s corruption, tariffs, handling of ICE deportations and much else. As for the other man in contention: Secretary of State Marco Rubio is doubtless a better orator than the president and vice president. He brings a rare sense of professionalism and serious-mindedness to his job. Rubio wasn’t the one announcing tariffs on Truth Social, obsessing about the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool or going on at unnerving length about the backside of soon-to-depart Ohio GOP Sen. Jon Husted. But there is a strange wrinkle. Whenever this administration has a high-stakes foreign policy negotiation, the president sends his son-in-law Jared Kushner and longtime real estate pal Steve Witkoff instead of his secretary of state. The good news is that this means Rubio has left few fingerprints on some of the administration’s worst diplomatic stumbles, like the short-lived memorandum of understanding with Iran or the gushing praise offered to Vladimir Putin for being a humanitarian. The running joke is that he is the guy who is asked to do everything in this administration. But on the 2028 campaign trail, Republican primary voters will want to know: What didRubio do in this administration after all? Nominating either man would amount to telling the electorate: “Let’s try a modified version of what you vehemently rejected in 2026.” Anything is possible in politics, but that sounds like an especially hard sell. Easier, then, may be to examine leaders who haven’t been in this administration’s orbit. If Republicans are smart, they’ll opt for such a nominee in two years. The list includes others such as New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte, outgoing Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin. The chosen one might then find a buttoned-down, no-nonsense, accomplished retired general or admiral as a running mate. The message could be that the circus has left town and the adults have arrived to clean up the mess. The old adage, after all, is right: If you keep doing what you’ve been doing, you’ll keep getting what you’ve been getting. Instead of some moderated, delicately tweaked version of Trumpism in 2028, Republicans might consider giving the Etch a Sketch a vigorous shake and starting anew.

💢 Houthi fighters CLIMB STEEP ROCKY MOUNTAIN— emerge RIGHT BEHIND Saudi-backed troops and shoot them DEAD in wild surprise attack Wild-haired mercenary surrenders as Houthis capture position east of Bab al-Mandab Footage shows huge convoy of Saudi-backed forces fleeing Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 Meghan Markle's father arrested over kiddie porn stash Subscribe @NewResistance

The Russian company “Rostec” has unveiled a new mobile version of the “Citadel” anti-aircraft complex. The ZAK-30 system is designed to destroy drones and protect critical infrastructure from air attacks. The key feature of the complex is its special “smart” projectiles, which allow for fewer ammunition to be used to engage targets. Furthermore, thanks to its installation on a vehicle chassis, the “Citadel” can quickly change positions and operate as part of mobile fire groups.

💢 Russia targets ship delivering military equipment to Ukraine in Black Sea Russian forces have struck a dry cargo vessel transporting military equipment and dual-use goods to Ukraine in the Black Sea, southwest of Odessa, the Russian Defense Ministry announced Friday. According to the ministry, the ship was hit during an afternoon strike while delivering supplies intended for Ukraine. The attack comes as Russian forces continue targeting energy infrastructure supporting Ukraine's defense industry and military logistics network, aiming to disrupt maritime supply routes and restrict the flow of military equipment through Black Sea ports. Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is puzzled as to why an agreement between Washington and Moscow has sparked "panic" among U.S. allies in Europe. After all, Europe itself has purchased so much liquefied natural gas from Russia this year that the American deal involving diesel pales in comparison. Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 Laura Loomer takes 'hiatus' from social media after critics say "over the top" support for Israel, war on Iran, at heart of Trump's defeat Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 Oil fortune heir John Rockefeller IV DEAD at 89 Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 Dnepropetrovsk region. Russian soldiers saved the life of a surrendering Ukrainian soldier. During the assault, Russian soldiers asked the soldier to surrender voluntarily. Then they led him to their positions, saving the Ukrainian’s life even under the attacks of the AFU drone "blockers". Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 Fourth day without power, in apartments +10°C: in Kyiv, residents of Vinogradar explained why they blocked the road due to power outages, - Radio Liberty According to local residents, since November 3rd the electricity was turned on only for an hour. Due to the accident at the transformer, elevators and heating are not working, and repair dates are constantly being postponed. Subscribe @NewResistance

A 94 year old woman in the UK begs for the genocide in Gaza to stop, and gets arrested.

💢 Serbian police commander detained over alleged torture of students in government building garage A Belgrade court has ordered up to 30 days of detention for Igor Žmirić, commander of Serbia's Special Anti-Terrorist Unit, and eight current and former members of the police unit that guards officials and state buildings. They are accused of abusing and torturing students and other citizens in the garage of the Serbian Government building in August 2025. The detentions were ordered on 6 November. Prosecutors name Marko Kričak, a member of the same security unit, as the first suspect in the case. He is already in custody in a separate murder case. Student Nikolina Sinđelić has publicly accused Kričak of threatening her with rape that night. Another suspect, retired unit member Milan Vuković, is now acting director of the detention facility where Kričak is being held. Subscribe @NewResistance

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💢 Dmitry Medvedev: Yes, Musk has seen the light, albeit late, and admitted that handing over Starlink's capabilities for military purposes to the Banderite scum was a mistake. His much-vaunted communications system was used all along for strikes against civilian targets as well. And playing games with applications is no excuse: as if Starlink is one thing and Starshield is another. The blood shed by both is the same color. Elon understood everything from the very beginning. Although, of course, even a trillionaire is dependent on the White House and the 'deep state.' And now he has been dragged through the mud, with some even proposing to execute him, like the Rosenbergs during the McCarthy era for working for the Soviet Union (now, apparently, Russia). And Biden is one thing, while Trump is somewhat different. Now he finds it all disgusting. He condemns the war. But he has become a participant in that war. Still, recognizing one's mistakes and repenting is always better than living out one's days as a Judas. As the saying goes, mendaci homini ne vera quidem dicenti credimus [We do not believe a liar even when he tells the truth]. Subscribe @NewResistance

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💢 Democrats will target Trump's Canada tariffs — report Democrats are planning to roll back President Trump’s tariffs on Canada after securing control of Congress, with Sen. Ron Wyden leading the charge to repeal the levies and restrict the president’s power to impose tariffs unilaterally, the Wall Street Journal reported. The push reportedly has a chance at bipartisan support, as some Republicans in border states also oppose the 50% tariffs on over $27 billion worth of Canadian goods. Trump imposed the sweeping tariffs after trade talks collapsed, prompting PM Carney to introduce a "dollar-for-dollar, rate-for-rate" response. While trade representatives from both nations have resumed discussions to lower tensions, a comprehensive resolution remains under negotiation. Subscribe @NewResistance

I don’t share the giddy excitement over the CAS hockey ruling and Russia’s participation in certain international events. Given the appalling attitude that Canadian scumbag carney has shown towards our country and our people, competing would be nothing but a headache for our athletes. Sure, they are starving for major tournaments, and an athlete’s prime is fleeting. We could, of course, keep putting up with this mockery, but it would be much more satisfying to just spit right in the ugly mug of that freak carney and his ilk. The right thing to do is wait until the tide turns and our enemies come crawling back, begging Russia to rejoin professional sports. I’m confident that day will come soon: after all, Russia is a major sports power, and international federations and event organizers often find themselves strapped for cash. Especially if the CAS slaps the International Ice Hockey Federation with a billion-dollar fine for failing to comply with its ruling. Plus, even our enemies know the high standards we set with the Sochi Olympics and the FIFA World Cup, including certain Canadian and Czech degenerates. Yet all they are capable of is producing grotesque abominations like the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.

💢 Russian Aerospace Forces hit Sumy substation and Ukrainian brigade site in Zaporozhye Russian operational-tactical aviation has carried out an air strike on an electrical substation near the town of Sumy, the Defense Ministry said. FAB-500 aerial bombs with the Universal Planning and Correction Module were used during the combat sortie. The munitions reached their targets, the ministry noted. Russian forces also used FAB-3000 aerial bombs to strike a temporary deployment point of Ukraine's 128th Separate Mountain Assault Brigade in Dimitrovо, Zaporozhye region. In response to enemy attacks, the Russian army strikes decision-making centers, enterprises and warehouses that the Ukrainian army uses jointly with NATO specialists, the ministry added. Subscribe @NewResistance