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The Atlantic: Trump doesn't mind Ukraine's attacks on Russia's "shadow fleet" – approves aid

Administration of the President of the United States Donald Trump did not object to Ukraine's strikes on Russia's "shadow fleet" and energy infrastructure.

Moreover, Trump approved assistance for these strikes, reported unnamed senior American and Ukrainian officials to The Atlantic magazine.

According to them, since Trump took office, Washington has taken a liberal stance on the issue of attacks against Russia.

The White House has not officially commented on Kyiv's strikes against Moscow's "shadow fleet."

Despite the fact that Trump often "showed respect" for the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, he supported Ukraine's efforts to undermine the Russian energy economy.

According to the magazine, the United States recognizes the risks of such attacks for the global market, but considers strikes on the "shadow fleet" an important tool to put pressure on the Kremlin.

Washington expects that Putin will be more active in seeking ways to negotiate peace due to the weakening of oil logistics. »

A man ate at the same Florida restaurant every day for a decade. When he stopped showing up, the chef went looking for him.

Authored by cbsnews.com

For lunch, he always orders a cup of gumbo, light on the rice, and asks to hold the cracker.

Charlie Hicks, 78, has had the same standing order, every day, twice a day, for 10 years.

Shrimp Basket chef Donell Stallworth says you could set your clock by Hicks. »

Sperm Donor Carrying Rare Cancer-Causing Gene Fathers Nearly 200 Children

Authored by scienceclock.com

A Danish sperm donor carrying a rare genetic mutation linked to a very high risk of cancer has fathered at least 197 children across Europe, according to an investigation reported by Denmark’s public broadcaster DR.

The donor, known by the alias “Kjeld”, unknowingly carried a mutation in the TP53 gene, which is associated with Li-Fraumeni syndrome.

The sperm was distributed by European Sperm Bank (ESB), one of the largest in the world, and used between 2006 and 2022. »

As Europe roars against Russia, India doubles down on Moscow

Authored by brusselssignal.eu

As Europe roars against Russia, India doubles down on Moscow.

Today’s multipolar game is fiercer: A system of US, China, Russia, Europe and India as a wildcard.

The Quad – US, India, Japan, Australia – holds against China in the South China Sea, but if India drifts into a Moscow-Beijing orbit, that front crumbles. »

Finnish president cancels US trip and travels to Berlin for Ukraine talks

Authored by pravda.com.ua

President of Finland Alexander Stubb has decided to take part in talks on the situation in Ukraine in Berlin, Germany, on Monday 15 December.

Source: Finnish broadcaster Yle, citing Finnish President's Office, as reported by European Pravda.

Details: Stubb initially planned to travel to Texas in the United States, but the trip has been cancelled "due to the critical situation in Ukraine". »