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Israel summons Russian ambassador after criticizing attacks against Iran
On Wednesday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian ambassador to it, Anatoly Viktorov, against the backdrop of statements made to the Jerusalem Post, in which he criticized Israel’s role in the region. Earlier this week, Viktorov told the Jerusalem Post: “Israel attacks Hezbollah, and it is not Hezbollah that attacks Israel,” adding that he is aware of the existence of tunnels from Lebanon to northern Israel, but there is no evidence that “Hezbollah dug these tunnels. He stressed that Israel should not attack the territories of a sovereign state, and any country that is a member of the United Nations, adding that “it is unlikely that Russia will agree to any Israeli raids on Syria, neither in the past nor in the future.” The Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it “expressed, through the official for policy and strategy, Alon Bar, its strong rejection of the statements published during a frank interview, and that they are not consistent with the reality of the situation in the Middle East, which was presented to the ambassador more than once and discussed during political dialogues and through diplomatic channels between the two countries.” They said it was expressed to the ambassador that they “consider that the discussion on regional issues, especially with regard to the Iranian threat and its terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah, should take place through diplomatic channels, in a way that addresses the reality and threats facing Israel.”
Dec. 9, 2020
U.S. blacklists Iranian envoy, possibly to pressure Yemen’s Houthis
Iran blacklists U.S. envoy in Yemen, reciprocating U.S. move
Houthis Make Fresh Gains in Battle with Saudi Proxies in Yemen’s Marib
The United States imposed terrorism sanctions on Iran’s envoy to the Houthis on Tuesday, a step possibly aimed at pressuring the group to reach an accord to end the five-year war in Yemen. The decision to target Irlu appears in part a signal to the Iran-backed Houthis, who have been battling a Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen since 2015. The United Nations is trying to revive peace talks stalled since late 2018 to end a war that has been in a military deadlock for years, with the Houthis holding the capital, Sanaa, and most big urban centers. Washington and Saudi Arabia see the Yemeni group as an extension of Iranian influence in the region. Two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters last month that U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration, in an effort to support the Saudis, had threatened to blacklist the Houthi movement. Kirsten Fontenrose, a former White House National Security Council Gulf expert now at the Atlantic Council think tank, described the sanction as partly a warning to the Houthis that they may be next.
Dec. 9, 2020
Heavy clashes erupt in northern Syria as Turkish forces launch wide-scale attack
The Turkish Armed Forces and their allied militants launched several attacks across the northern region of Syria on Wednesday, prompting the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to respond to these unprovoked hostilities. According to a field source in the Al-Hasakah Governorate, the Turkish Armed Forces and their allied militants launched several artillery shells and rockets toward the Tal Tamr countryside, which was later followed by heavy gunfire from the Free Syrian Army (FSA) troops that targeted the SDF fighters near the strategic Abu Rasin area. The Syrian Democratic Forces responded to this assault by launching a swift counter-attack to drive back the Turkish-backed militants, which proved successful as the latter moved their troops back. Meanwhile, at the Manbij front, the Turkish-backed militants continued their ceasefire violations by launching a number of artillery shells toward the troops of the Manbij Military Council. There was no confirmation about a mutual exchange of hostilities. In northern Al-Raqqa, the Turkish Armed Forces attacked the ‘Ain ‘Issa countryside with a plethora of missiles and artillery, followed by several flybys with their drones. The Turkish Armed Forces and their allied militants have recently intensified their attacks east of the Euphrates, despite an ongoing ceasefire agreement that prohibits these hostilities. The escalation by the Turkish Armed Forces also coincides with the return of their allied Syrian mercenaries, who spent two months in the Karabakh region fighting the Armenian forces on behalf of Azerbaijan.
Dec. 9, 2020
Iraq’s President Salih calls on Sulaymaniyah protestors and police to act peacefully
Two small Iraqi oil wells set ablaze in ‘terrorist attack’, ministry says
Iraqi President Barham Salih called on protestors in Iraq’s Sulaymaniyah province – angered over unpaid wages – and police to act peacefully, Al-Arabiya TV reported. “We have been monitoring for days, with great concern, the escalation of events in the city of Sulaymaniyah, including demonstrations accompanied by acts of violence, which led to the injury of a number of citizens and security forces, and a number of buildings were burned and destroyed,” he said.
He added that a peaceful protest is a guaranteed constitutional right that must be respected. Salih also called on the relevant authorities to meet the demands and work on solving the problem of salaries, and improve living conditions. Meanwhile, Two wells in a small oilfield in northern Iraq were set ablaze by explosives on Wednesday in a “terrorist attack” but overall production from the field was not affected, the Oil Ministry and officials said Wednesday. In a statement issued through its official channel on Telegram, Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, though it did not provide any evidence to back up its claim.
Dec. 9, 2020
Ankara has condemned the seizure of a Turkish vessel in the Mediterranean by forces from east Libya, promising a robust response to the interception and calling for the ship to be allowed to continue its journey. “Targeting Turkish interests in Libya will have grave consequences, and these elements (who target Turkish interests) will be viewed as legitimate targets,” the Turkish Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday. The ministry “strongly condemned” the move, stressing that the vessel should be allowed resume its planned voyage “immediately,” and adding that the ship had been fined and the crew detained. The Jamaican-flagged cargo ship ‘Mabruka’ was towed to the port of Ras al-Hilal, east of Benghazi, after being intercepted by the Libyan National Army (LNA) on Monday, as it made its way to Libya’s western port of Misrata. Turkey is a key foreign supporter of Libya’s interim Government of National Accord (GNA) in the west of the country, which has long been fighting the LNA, backed by Egypt, Russia, and the United Arab Emirates.
Dec. 8, 2020
Iran ready for snap return to nuclear deal compliance
Biden’s Iran Deal Faces Iran’s ‘Red Pill’
Satellite imagery shows Iran’s nuclear program is going underground
Iran is ready to return to full compliance with a 2015 nuclear deal with major powers as soon as the other parties honor their commitments, President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday. US President-elect Joe Biden has expressed readiness to return to the agreement but over the past 18 months Iran has suspended the implementation of some of its own obligations, including key limits to its uranium enrichment program. “Just as soon as the 5+1 or 4+1 resume all of their commitments, we will resume all of ours,” Rouhani said. Defying criticism from Iran’s ultra-conservatives, Rouhani reiterated his determination to seize the “opportunity” presented by the change of US president in January. Parliament, which has been controlled by conservatives since a February election marred by record low turnout, passed a bill last week that threatens the prospects for a thaw in relations with Washington. The bill, which still has to be signed into law by Rouhani, would relaunch Iran’s enrichment of uranium to 20 percent purity and threaten other future measures that would likely sound the death knell of the nuclear deal. In a blow to the president, the Guardian Council, which arbitrates disputes between parliament and the government, approved the bill last week.
But in his comments on Wednesday, Rouhani appeared to suggest that he would withhold his signature from the bill.
****Please see ETRM Dec. 7th report for complete information
http://endtimesresearchministry.com/dec-7-2020-tornado-in-saudi-arabia-hail-storm-in-lebanon-and-another-large-earthquake/
Dec. 9, 2020
Ethiopia ‘volatile’ with fighting as UN team shot at in Tigray
‘We call the shots’: Ethiopia says UN team shot at for failing to stop
Eritrean Armed Forces Entered Civil War in Ethiopia
The situation in Ethiopia is “worrying and volatile” as fighting in the Tigray region continues amid reports of ethnic profiling of Tigrayans including in Addis Ababa, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet said on Wednesday. This followed news that a United Nations team visiting refugees in Tigray was shot at after it failed to stop at two checkpoints, the government said on Tuesday, proclaiming it did not need a “baby-sitter”. The UN security team was seeking access to the Shimelba camp for Eritrean refugees when they were fired at by government forces on Sunday. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said there were four people in the UN team assessing roads in the area for aid deliveries. “These are alarming reports and we are engaging at the highest level with the federal government to express our concern and avoid any such incidents in the future,” said Ms Dujarric, adding that Secretary-General Antonio Guterres had spoken with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Monday.
Dec. 9, 2020
Protesters in Armenia besiege parliament
Syrian mercenaries are not subject to exchange because they are not prisoners of war: Armenia
Thousands of protesters have converged on the parliament building in Armenia’s capital to push for the resignation of the country’s prime minister over his handling of the conflict with Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh. Nikol Pashinyan’s opponents are angry at a peace deal that ended six weeks of fighting over the separatist region but allowed Azerbaijan to take over wide areas that have been controlled by Armenian forces for more than 25 years. Armenia’s opposition parties gave Pashinyan an ultimatum to resign by Tuesday but he has ignored the demand, defending the peace deal as a bitter but necessary move that prevented Azerbaijan from overrunning the entire Nagorno-Karabakh region. About 15,000 protesters marched through downtown Yerevan to the parliament building, chanting “Nikol go away!”. The opposition has been pushing for Pashinyan’s resignation since the Russia-brokered peace deal took effect on November 10. Protests have grown over the past days, with demonstrators blocking traffic in various sections of the capital and also rallying in other cities. The Armenian Apostolic Church and all three of the country’s former presidents have joined the demand for Pashinyan to step down.
Dec. 9, 2020
Sahrawi President Demands Withdrawal of Morocco From Occupied Territories
President of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) Brahim Ghali, called upon the African Union (AU) to put pressure on Morocco to end “the illegal military occupation of parts of the territory” of Western Sahara. “The Sahrawi republic, a founding member of the African Union, and following the serious danger of this fresh Moroccan assault, urgently demands that our neighbor, the Kingdom of Morocco, be obliged to fully respect the objectives and principles of the AU Constitutive Act (adopted in July 2000 in Togo) it had signed and ratified without any reservation, and put an end to the military and illegal occupation of certain parts of our national territory,” said the Sahrawi president. Speaking to the 14th extraordinary session of the African Union under the theme “silencing the guns,” held by videoconference, Brahim Ghali added that “the resumption of the armed clashes between the Sahrawi Republic and the Kingdom of Morocco since November 13” had been caused by “the flagrant and blatant violation of the cease-fire agreement by Morocco. He also voiced disappointment with “the failure of the international community to fulfill its promises” with regard to the settlement of the conflict and accused France “to influence the Security Council to divert the peace process from its initial objective, and subsequently undermine the legitimate and inalienable right of our people to establish their own state on all of their national soil.”
Dec. 6, 2020
Portland police and protestors clash in broad daylight
Armed demonstrators protest election results outside Michigan official’s home
Protesters outraged with the arrests of seven people at a home where a family was evicted in September hurled rocks at officers, sprayed a fire extinguisher at them and damaged police vehicles on Tuesday. The violence happened in broad daylight. Portland has been the site of frequent protests, many involving violent clashes between officers and demonstrators, ever since the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May. But most happened at night. A group of activists for months have camped at the home dubbed “Red House on Mississippi” because it is on North Mississippi Avenue — to express their outrage against gentrification and the eviction of the Black and Indigenous family in September. Following the arrests and the clashes, protesters Tuesday afternoon used power tools to set up a barricade with wire fencing, debris and wood pallets to block off street access to the house. The demonstrators also hung signs saying “Stop the Foreclosures” and “No Jurisdiction.”
Dec. 8, 2020
G7 ministers ready to embrace digital currencies as long as they are controlled by regulators
Cambodia Launches Digital Currency
Bank of Canada ready to move ‘sooner than expected’ on digital dollar
The Group of Seven (G7) is an intergovernmental organization consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States. The heads of government of the member states, as well as the representatives of the European Union, meet at the annual G7 Summit. Central banks have accelerated research around central bank digital currencies (CBDC). A sustainable rally of Bitcoin and other major digital currencies has not escaped the notice of global regulators. The G7 Finance Ministers renewed their calls to develop a comprehensive framework for cryptocurrency regulation. They confirmed that all countries support the need to regulate digital assets on a global scale, according to the statement published on Monday, December 7, following the officials’ virtual meeting. The regulators believe that digital payments can improve the financial inclusiveness and reduce costs and inefficiencies of the existing payment systems. However, the process should be totally regulated and controlled by the relevant authorities. the G7 financial authorities do not have similar negative feelings about cryptocurrency projects developed by central banks. In other words, the largest global economies are ready to give the green light to a cryptocurrency, provided that it is backstopped by a central bank. A similar approach was recently voiced by the Russian central banker, Elvira Nabiullina. The Russian financial authorities admit the benefits of the central bank-issued digital currencies (CBDC) but oppose bitcoins and other digital assets out of the regulatory reach. Moreover, Russian legislators proposed a bill with a blanket ban on using cryptocurrencies as a means of payment.
Dec. 8, 2020
New Swedish Children’s Bible To Have ‘Diversity and Gender Perspectives’
A new translation of the Holy Bible from the original Hebrew and Greek for children in Sweden is set to also include perspectives on diversity and gender. The new translation is the first in 25 years and will be undertaken by Church of Sweden Bishop Sören Dalevi, who assumed his role as Bishop of Karlstad in 2016. “The starting point was to make a Children’s Bible that has not existed in Sweden before for a very long time. Namely, one that has both the stories, the hymns, the most famous prayers and the Swedish children’s book illustration style, which is very unique,” Dalevi told broadcaster SVT. According to Dalevi, the new translation will also include diversity among the various characters who he claimed were all portrayed as being white in prior children’s Bibles and that there will be a so-called “gender perspective.” Dalevi told SVT that among the gender perspectives will be the notion that man did not perhaps come before woman in the story of Genesis despite the Book of Genesis Chapter 2, verses 21 through 24 being reasonably clear on the point. The Church of Sweden is known as one of the most progressive liberal Christian churches in Europe and has long supported various causes such as the LGBT movement.
Dec. 9, 2020
A new “mystery disease” that causes “burning eyes” has already spread to hundreds of people in India
The outbreak of a mysterious new disease in India is creating quite a stir, because so far medical authorities have not been able to identify what is causing it. Hundreds of very sick people in the city of Eluru have been brought to the hospital, and at least one victim has already died. Unlike COVID-19, this illness seems to be hitting children particularly hard. Some of them “started vomiting after complaining of burning eyes”, and quite a few victims have been gripped by seizures and have been “frothing at the mouth”. Whatever this is, it seems pretty serious. But before I go any further, I want to make it very clear that I believe that it is very important that we don’t jump to any conclusions. Very few disease outbreaks end up developing into global pandemics. In November, a mystery disease that caused very ugly sores on the skin was reported in Senegal, and we were being told that more than 700 fishermen had been affected. But since that time that outbreak appears to have fizzled out. I have been searching for an official explanation for what happened to those fishermen, but so far I have not been able to find one. This new outbreak in India could also fizzle out very rapidly. We just don’t know. But whenever a new disease comes along that the medical establishment cannot identify, it is worth watching. I believe that we have entered a period of time when global pestilences will become a lot more common.
Dec. 7, 2020
UK Govt Warning After Two Suffer ‘Adverse’ Reaction on First Day of Coronavirus Vaccine
6 Participants Died During Pfizer COVID Vaccine Trials – FDA Document Reveals
Media Scare-Stories About Hospitals Are Misleading
The two healthcare workers developed symptoms of an “anaphylactoid reaction” shortly after being injected with the coronavirus vaccine on Tuesday, the first day of coronavirus vaccinations in the UK. NHS England said that the two healthcare workers had a history of allergic reactions, requiring them both to carry an adrenaline pen. After the incident, the national medical director for the NHS in England, Professor Stephen Powis said per the BBC that it is “common” for people to suffer reactions to new vaccines. “The MHRA have advised on a precautionary basis that people with a significant history of allergic reactions do not receive this vaccination after two people with a history of significant allergic reactions responded adversely yesterday. Both are recovering well,” Powis said. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), which is responsible for regulating all medicines and medical devices in the UK, issued advice saying that people with a “significant” history of allergic reactions to food, medicine, or vaccines should avoid taking the vaccine for now. The advice will extend to anyone who needs to carry an adrenaline autoinjector, such as an EpiPen.
Dec. 9, 2020
Extremely rare tornado hits Trieste as historic supercell barells through the North Adriatic Sea
An intense supercell storm barrelled through the North Adriatic Sea on Monday, December 7, 2020, generating a rare tornado that hit the city of Trieste in Italy, and damaging hail across the Slovenian coast. A historic supercell storm produced a rare tornado that struck the Italian city of Trieste on Monday, December 7. “Call it rare, historic, or whatever possible, [but] the event is extremely rare,” SWE wrote. “Let us repeat, it is December 7th, a winter month, and the Adriatic Sea and the city of Trieste are located in central Europe. And the area experienced an intense supercell and a tornado.” “This was a very rare and probably a historic event for the region. To receive a supercell storm during the winter month of December is very uncommon for this part of Europe. And to top this, the storm also developed a tornado that rolled into the city of Trieste.”
Dec. 8, 2020
Asteroid 2020 XG2 makes close approach to Earth at 0.13 LD
Newly-discovered asteroid 2020 XK1 flew past Earth at just 0.05 LD
A newly-discovered asteroid designated 2020 XG2 flew past Earth at a distance of 0.13 LD / 0.00033 AU (49 367 km / 30 675 miles) from the center of our planet at 19:15 UTC on December 7, 2020. The event took place exactly 3 hours after 2020 XK1 flew past us at 0.05 LD – the 18th closest flyby on record and the 5th closest in 2020. 2020 XG2 is the 101st known asteroid to flyby Earth within 1 lunar distance since the start of the year and the 6th so far this month. It was first observed at ATLAS-MLO, Mauna Loa, Hawaii on December 8, one day after its close approach to our planet. The object belongs to the Apollo group of asteroids and has an estimated diameter between 7 and 16 m (23 – 52 feet). It flew past us at a speed (relative to the Earth) of 12.6 km/s.
Dec. 9, 2020
****Please also see ETRM Dec. 7th report:
Dec. 7: 2020 XB1 which will fly past the planet at a safe distance of 3.1 million kilometers
December 8: 2018 PK21 (22 meters), and the 33-meter 2020 WK3 will shoot past at 4.6 and 3.8 million kilometers respectively.
Dec. 9: 26-meter 2020 XD will fly by at 4.8 million kilometers.
December 11: 2020 VC7, 55 meters at a distance of 5.6 million kilometers.
https://www.rt.com/news/508880-asteroids-inbound-hayabusa-probe-returns/
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