🇺🇸🌍⚡️- An anti-White hate crime was committed earlier this week in York City, Pennsylvania during a black street party otherwise known as a "teen takeover". The horde of blacks began attacking a college apartment and dragged a White girl down by her hair to the yard before beating her while other recorded the affair.

One of the White students, interviewed by the local Fox station, say police were called 5 times before any law enforcement arrived and that a similar incident happened two weeks ago during the start of the semester.

🇺🇸🇮🇱⚡️- Supreme Court will hear decide a case next year about the right of Orthodox/Hasidic Jews to turn their homes into Places of Worship without permits from zoning authorities and allow expansion into residential neighborhoods.

Hasidic communities in New York and New Jersey have long attempted to use zoning loopholes and skirt taxation by claiming their own homes are Places of Worship.

The Courts decision could also expand the ability for religious hospitals and other institutions to fight against pro trans, pro abortion, and other liberal laws in blue states that have attempted to force the faithful into performing acts that go against their beliefs.

However the ruling could also allow groups such as satanists and other fake religions in red states to perform abortions skirting pro life laws.

— 🇺🇸/🇺🇳 NEW: As of today, the U.S. has officially withdrawn from the UN Human Rights Council

Cited reasons include alleged bias against Israel, hipocrisy, and ‘support for terror regimes’ like Iran.

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🇺🇸🇳🇿🇨🇰⚡️- The US is negotiating a military presence at Penrhyn in the Cook Islands, within the Third Island Chain, where the US and New Zealand are funding a roughly $60 million port upgrade near a former US WWII airfield. The facility could support the US Coast Guard, NZDF and potentially US Navy vessels, while Washington says a broader security agreement could also be considered.

🇸🇰 🇷🇺 🇪🇺 Europe 'on the brink' of wider military conflict, warns Slovakian premier

Ahead of visit to Kyiv Friday, Robert Fico says Ukraine conflict has 'spiraled out of control'

"The situation has never been as serious and tense in terms of the possibility of a pan-European military conflict as it is now," Robert Fico said during an address in Presov, according to Slovak news agency TASR.

"Yes, we're part of NATO, we appreciate that, and we are committed to cooperation and meeting our obligations. But as prime minister, I'll do everything I can to ensure that Slovakia is never drawn into an armed conflict," he said.

His remarks came ahead of a visit to Ukraine on Friday, where he is due to attend a conference with other EU leaders and meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi.

"We have (peace) today, but tomorrow there may be nothing," Fico warned.

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/europe/europe-on-the-brink-of-wider-military-conflict-warns-slovakian-premier/4060668

🏥 🇷🇺 🪖 Russia Plans 16,000–20,000 Hospital Beds for Wounded Soldiers Near the Baltic States

In autumn 2026, Russia plans to add 16,000–20,000 beds in civilian hospitals for military use, mainly in the Northwestern Federal District near the Baltic states.

This number is about 2.5–3.2 times higher than the estimated increase in beds at Russian military medical facilities between 2021 and 2026.

However, specialized military hospitals have been unable to cope with the influx of wounded personnel since 2023. As a result, Russia’s Ministry of Defense is increasingly using civilian hospitals for military purposes, including maternity hospitals and specialized medical facilities.

Some of these facilities are being fully converted for military use. More often, however, civilian hospitals allocate several departments to treat wounded military personnel while continuing to admit civilian patients in the rest of the facility.

According to the Vot Tak project, in 2021 Russia had 431 medical facilities serving military personnel. Altogether, these facilities had more than 52,000 hospital beds. As of 2026, Russian military medical facilities had at least 58,300 beds, but even this capacity is insufficient.

For example, at the S. M. Kirov Military Medical Academy in St. Petersburg, one department has a designated capacity of 40 beds, but it is simultaneously treating up to 86 patients. An anesthesiologist at the facility, who wished to remain anonymous, discussed the situation with the “Vot Tak” editorial team. According to him, since the beginning of the full-scale war, additional beds have been placed in the corridors, while mattresses are used in hospital rooms in place of beds. He mentioned there is a shortage of beds both in other hospitals across the city and throughout the country.

The expansion of medical infrastructure for military personnel typically indicates an expected increase in the intensity of military operations and indirectly signals preparations for mobilization. In particular, the large-scale deployment of field hospitals and the creation of blood supplies for transfusions were observed ahead of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

The choice of regions depends not only on the level of healthcare infrastructure, but also on geographic location. One source noted that wounded personnel are usually transported to the nearest, most accessible medical facilities, meaning the location of the designated regions could indicate a likely direction of military operations.

https://militarnyi.com/en/news/russia-plans-16-000-20-000-hospital-beds-for-wounded-soldiers-near-the-baltic-states/