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🇦🇲Yerevan Emerges as the Most Popular Foreign Destination for Russian Tourists This Summer, While Demand for Baku Sharply Plummets by Half. much of this probably has to do with the war in Ukraine since Armenia is seen as a safe option for Russian tourists.
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Yerevan has emerged as the most popular foreign destination for Russian tourists this summer, with 7.9% of international air bookings directed to Armenia’s capital. Although this reflects a 17 percentage point drop from the previous year, Yerevan still ranks first in overall demand. In contrast, demand for Baku has dropped sharply—falling by half—placing the Azerbaijani capital lower on the list, according to data from travel planning service OneTwoTrip, as reported by TASS.
Additional findings from the study include:
Experts stated: “Interest in Europe has seriously increased: twice as many Russian travelers are already going to Paris and Barcelona than last summer. Almaty has become just as popular. The demand for flights to Minsk (+38%) and Antalya (+19%) has also increased. But the rest of the cities still attract fewer tourists: the share of Seoul decreased by 20%, and Tbilisi - by 17%.”
WARNING: This video contains graphic material.
The Free Burma Rangers charged into the line of fire to extract the wounded from the frontlines in Burma during the ongoing war for freedom.
One of their own, Ranger Benedict To, was killed in the line of duty as he worked to get those who were wounded out of harms way.
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The war in Ukraine is burning hotter than ever. Last month alone, Russia launched its five most intense attacks since the invasion began—each night bringing hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles raining down on Ukrainian cities. Kyiv and other population centers face nightly barrages that would flatten many nations. And yet, Ukraine stands. Bloodied, battered, but not broken. In fact, it’s hitting back harder than ever.
This is no longer just Ukraine’s war. It's becoming global.
It’s a quiet, sunny day in West Virginia. Birds are chirping, dogs are lounging on the porch, and from the outside, everything feels normal. But behind the scenes, a storm is brewing—one that isn’t coming with tanks or missiles, but with fake IDs, drones, and sleeper cells.
If you’ve been following the news beyond the headlines, you know the threats we’re facing aren’t over—they’ve just changed shape.
Over the past week, ICE and the FBI arrested more than 130 Iranians inside the U.S. Eleven of them had known links to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and one of them was reportedly a trained sniper. That’s not something we can just shrug off.
It’s yet another reminder that America faces real national security concerns, many of which aren’t playing out in open battlefields, but through unconventional means—asymmetric threats that can show up anywhere.
If you’ve been tracking Operation Midnight Hammer, you know it wasn’t just symbolic. The U.S. hit Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility with specialized GBU-57 bunker busters—high-impact weapons developed over 15 years to target that exact site.