The Legendary Ship Cats: Stories of Feline Seafarers Throughout History

The Legendary Ship Cats: Stories of Feline Seafarers Throughout History

inal text. The Remarkable History of Ship Cats Ship cats have a long and storied history, dating back to ancient times when sailors believed they brought good luck and protected the ship from harm. One of the most famous ship cats was Minet, who sailed on the ⁣raft La Balsa with ‍Spanish captain Vital Alsar … Read more

Armed Forces: Emergency judgments of senior officers – 2024-03-06 04:45:15

Armed Forces: Emergency judgments of senior officers
 – 2024-03-06 04:45:15

The Council of the Chiefs of General Staff (SGAE) in today’s meeting proceeded with regular and extraordinary judgments of senior officers of the Armed Forces. In particular, he considered the following: 1. In the Air Force a. Promoted to the rank of Vice-Captain to fill vacancies, the following: (1) Brigadier General (I) Tourvalis Evangelos (2) … Read more

Navy: In Elefsina the first two Romeo MH 60 helicopters – 2024-02-27 11:18:01

Navy: In Elefsina the first two Romeo MH 60 helicopters
 – 2024-02-27 11:18:01

The first two Romeo MH 60 type helicopters, out of seven, that Greece bought from the United States, arrived at Elefsina military airport. According to what ERT reported, the helicopters arrived at Elefsina airport with an American transport aircraft, probably of the C-17 type, from the United States. The two Navy helicopters are the first … Read more

Why Australia is building its biggest fleet since World War II – 2024-02-25 19:04:42

Why Australia is building its biggest fleet since World War II
 – 2024-02-25 19:04:42

A year after deciding to acquire nuclear-powered submarines, Australia’s government has announced a costly program to build the largest and most powerful fleet in its post-World War II history. The country will spend more than $35 billion over a decade to more than double the number of surface warships, Labor Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government … Read more

Crowded Corridors in Gaza’s Nasser Hospital: Out of Commission After Israeli Raid, WHO Reports

Crowded Corridors in Gaza’s Nasser Hospital: Out of Commission After Israeli Raid, WHO Reports

Crisis at Nasser Hospital in Gaza: Immediate need for medical intervention Crowded corridors in the aftermath of Israeli forces raiding Nasser Hospital Functional disruptions at Nasser Hospital demand immediate attention, says WHO The World Health Organization (WHO) has stated that Nasser Hospital in Gaza, the largest functioning medical facility in the region, is now no … Read more

Ukraine Claims Sinking of Russian Warship in Black Sea Near Russian-Occupied Crimea

Ukraine Claims Sinking of Russian Warship in Black Sea Near Russian-Occupied Crimea

Breaking News: Ukraine Claims to Sink Russian Warship in Black Sea Ukraine Claims to Sink Russian Warship in Black Sea Ukraine announced on Wednesday that it had successfully sunk a Russian warship in the Black Sea near the coast of Russian-occupied Crimea. This recent development comes as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches its third year … Read more

China’s Internet Celebrities and the War for Financial Transparency: Calls for Amendment to “Anti-infiltration Law”

China’s Internet Celebrities and the War for Financial Transparency: Calls for Amendment to “Anti-infiltration Law”

2024/02/10 05:30 China’s internet celebrities are waging a cognitive war, with Democratic Progressive Party legislator Shen Boyang calling on platforms to reveal their financial flows. (Photo by reporter Tu Jianrong) To identify whether foreign forces are funding or not, and to plan to amend the “Anti-infiltration Law” [Reporter Chen Zhengyu/Report from Taipei]The CCP intensifies its … Read more

“US Carries Out Fourth Round of Strikes Against Houthis in Yemen Amid Rising Tensions”

  1. US carries out another round of strikes against Houthis in Yemen, US officials say  CNN
  2. US forces carry out 4th round of strikes in a week against Houthi targets in Yemen  Fox News
  3. Yemen strikes: Houthis hit US-owned ship after ‘terror’ designation  BBC.com
  4. Opinion | The Houthis sink an arrow into the West’s Achilles’ heel  The Washington Post

Russian army prepares to receive The first ‘navy drones’ by 2023

Russian army prepares to receive  The first ‘navy drones’ by 2023

× Please contact the team to download the clip. (Xinhua file photo: Sailing competition in Vladivostok, Russia, June 12, 2023) St. Petersburg, Nov. 28 (Xinhua) — Russian media on Monday quoted Mikhail Danilenko, managing director of Kingisepp, as saying. Machine-Building Plant (KMZ) reports that unmanned aerial vehicles or the first navy drones It will be … Read more