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Monday December 30th, 2024 day edition

image for Atomic Heart Takes the Fight Underwater with New DLC

Mundfish and Focus Entertainment have announced that ‘Atomic Heart’ will receive its third DLC, ‘Enchantment Under the Sea,’ on January 28, 2025.

In this expansion, we will explore the underwater Neptune Research Center, a new area within Facility 3826.

Additionally, familiar places like the flying city of Chelomey have changed significantly, and they are now under complete robot control.

These new tools are essential for confronting the sea-dwelling enemies in the DLC, including coral mutants and the formidable MOR-4Y.

‘Atomic Heart’ was initially released on February 21, 2023, and has since expanded its universe with additional content.

The first DLC, ‘Annihilation Instinct,’ was released on August 2, 2023, followed by the second DLC, ‘Trapped in Limbo,’ on February 6, 2024.

With the release date approaching, the expansion is expected to provide a fresh perspective on the ‘Atomic Heart’ universe, blending familiar elements with innovative gameplay mechanics. »

Jimmy Carter, longest-lived US president, dies aged 100

Authored by theguardian.com

But Carter spent the decades afterward focused on international relations and human rights, efforts that won him the Nobel peace prize in 2002.

View image in fullscreen Jimmy Carter greets supporters during a campaign event in Brockon, Massachusetts, in 1976.

Carter’s fruitless attempts to halt the economic slide led Republicans to label him “Jimmy Hoover”, after the Depression-era president. »

Anthony Hopkins Marks 49 Years of Sobriety Just 2 Days Ahead of His 87th Birthday

Authored by people.com

Just two days ahead of his 87th birthday, the Oscar-winning actor posted a video on Instagram to share a story about the moment he decided to quit drinking.

“Forty-nine years ago today, I stopped,” the star said in the clip, as he mimed a drinking gesture.

Just days earlier, Hopkins shared another video on Instagram, this one all about spreading some Christmas cheer. »

Russia suffered 421,000 casualties in 2024, 'highest price' since start of invasion, Syrskyi says

Authored by kyivindependent.com

Russia has lost 421,000 troops in Ukraine in 2024, the "highest price since the start of the invasion," Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi said in a Telegram post on Dec. 28.

The figure includes both dead and wounded and is part of the total losses of approximately 785,000 Russian troops since the beginning of the invasion in February 2022.

Syrskyi also said that a decision had been made to extend the terms of basic training of mobilized personnel. »