By The First08-24-2021: With tens of thousands of Americans and our allies still stranded in Afghanistan and a looming deadline, evacuations from Kabul international airport are growing increasingly desperate, a spokesman for the Taliban announced today that Afghans will no longer be allowed to travel to Kabul international airport, and it’s hard to believe but it’s been a year since the riots devastated Kenosha, Wisconsin in the wake of the death of 29-year-old Jacob Blake.
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• Saudi Arabia may be preparing to dramatically expand its war against the Houthis, as Syria considers sending as many as 20,000 troops to Yemen to support a much larger ground offensive.
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• South Korea has successfully tested a domestically developed hypersonic glide weapon as Seoul races to keep pace with North Korea’s advancing missile capabilities.
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October 8th, 2026: Iran’s Oil Lifeline Weakens & Turkey Backs Saudi Arabia
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• The U.S. blockade is putting growing pressure on Iran’s oil exports to China, with Chinese refiners increasingly turning to other suppliers for crude.
• Turkey is beginning to provide military support to Saudi Arabia under its new defense pact as the war against Yemen’s Houthis intensifies.
• Two commercial vessels have been struck by drones off Bulgaria, pushing the conflict deeper into the Black Sea as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky blames Russia.
• In today’s Back of the Brief, the WHO is seeking answers after reports that a second worker at Russia’s anti-plague institute developed unexplained pneumonia.
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