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Le Monde: Syrian authorities say rebel groups have agreed to disband
Syria's new authorities announced an agreement with rebel groups for their dissolution and integration into the regular defense forces. The meeting, led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, excluded Kurdish-led forces and emphasized state control over weapons.
The agreement follows over a decade of civil war, which has resulted in significant loss of life and fragmentation of the country into various zones controlled by different factions.
#society
Times Of Israel: US, UN officials: Israel failing to crack down on humanitarian aid looting in Gaza
UN and US officials have criticized Israel for not adequately addressing armed gangs attacking humanitarian convoys in Gaza, despite a prior commitment to improve the situation. Gang violence has escalated, severely disrupting aid delivery to the 2.1 million civilians in Gaza.
The humanitarian crisis has worsened, with significant losses of food and supplies due to looting. While Israel claims to facilitate aid, the international community insists it must ensure security for aid convoys. The ongoing conflict complicates efforts to restore order and provide necessary assistance.
#military
Breitbart: Exclusive—Patrick K. O’Donnell: Union Hunter Killer Teams Pursue the South’s Most Dangerous Men
During the American Civil War, the Jessie Scouts, a specialized Union unit, operated as the first hunter-killer teams, targeting high-value Confederate leaders. In February 1865, they successfully captured Major Harry Gilmor after a covert operation in enemy territory, showcasing their strategic prowess.
The Scouts also apprehended Captain George W. Stump, known for his brutality against Union soldiers. After a tense standoff, they offered him a chance to escape, but he was shot dead when he attempted to flee. Their operations highlighted the evolving tactics of special operations in warfare.
#culture
Fox News: 'Dallas' star Patrick Duffy would start mornings on-set with a bottle of champagne and tequila
Patrick Duffy reminisced about his time on "Dallas," revealing that the cast often drank champagne before filming. He shared that Larry Hagman, his co-star, was the main instigator of the on-set drinking culture, which included tequila shots at the end of the day.
Duffy reflected on the camaraderie formed through these rituals, highlighting the strong friendship he developed with Hagman during their 13 years working together. The series aired from 1978 to 1991, and Duffy fondly recalled how these moments shaped their relationship.
GB News: Bonnie Blue says she wants men to use her 'as a guinea pig' after ditching 9-to-5 job
Bonnie Blue transitioned from a traditional office job to adult content creation, seeking a more fulfilling life. She began with webcam work, enjoying the interactions and building confidence, which led her to OnlyFans.
Blue aims to create authentic and educational content, emphasizing consent and communication in intimate encounters. By attending events and sharing her experiences, she hopes to help others understand their preferences better.