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This is the one I am interested in, what exactly does that mean?   The Gulf states?

"The US will withdraw it's troops from the areas around Iran"

 

A state is a country, a country is a state.

Read Paragraph 1 again. Clearly to me says By signing this MOU the parties agree to immediate and permanent. From now on not to initiate war or military operations and refrain from threat or use of force. Last sentence says final deal will confirm so confirming what is now

The United States of America and the Islamic Republic of Iran and their allies in the current war, by signing this MOU, declare the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon, and undertake from now on not to initiate any war or any military operations against each other, and to refrain from the threat or use of force against each other, and ensuring the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Lebanon. The final deal will confirm the permanent termination of the war on all fronts, including in Lebanon, and other provisions of this paragraph.

If this is a final agreement, I don't see it lasting.  I was under the impression these are conditions yet to be finalized. Nothing is worth the paper it's written on until the senate approves it.

Trump administration to buy back another energy company’s offshore wind leases for 4 more projects

It's raining pretty hard.
Supposed to rain all day

Obama Center opens invitation only event today and to public tomorrow on holiday
Stevie Wonder among stars to perform
Trump won't attend
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Instead of a traditional presidential library, the 19-acre Obama center, located on the city's South Side, features a soaring museum, a Chicago Public Library branch, an athletic center (complete with an NBA-regulation-size basketball court), a civic center, a playground, and a vegetable garden that's reminiscent of the one Michelle Obama's White House Kitchen Garden planted on the South Lawn.

The center, which took five years to build, aims to serve as a key neighborhood hub in Jackson Park along the south shore of Lake Michigan. It was funded through private donations from the Obama Foundation, with city and state money covering the surrounding infrastructure.

The invite-only opening of the $850 million Obama Presidential Center, honoring the nation's first Black president, comes the day before its doors open to the public on June 19, which is Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, and is recognized by many as the nation’s second Independence Day.

Good AA shots in this one

The whole city is burning.  I hope the civilian death toll is really high, but it probably isn't.  That's the only way the stupid effs will learn to fear us more than their dictator.  There will also be another dictator after Putin, and another, and another, so on and so forth.  So, it's good policy to kill as many as we can to teach the stupid effs and their next dictators a lesson.  Being ruled over by dictators is all the effing losers know how to do ... that and scratch sh1t out of the ground to sell, which is all they offer the world.  Nothing from their brains, do they offer the world.  A whole entire country of over 100 million people that offers the world nothing, except the sh1t they can scratch out of the ground to sell. Many countries have shown them better ways to govern, rather than having a brutal dictatorship, such that the stupid effs just have to copy what others do and how they govern, but they can't.  They are too effing stupid to copy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkrainianConflict/s/Ih6XuKFD6b

"Zelensky on retaliatory strikes: 'If Ukraine burns, Moscow will burn too'"

He should go further than Russia has gone.  As far as I am concerned Ukraine should have immunity to war crimes. They could blow up kindergartens and I wouldn't give a eff.  It will save us from the next generation of retarded Russians who will surely have a dictator rule over them.  If we take them out when they are young, it will be less soldiers for the next Russian dictator to use in wars.   There will be a next too.  It's all the effing tards know how to do, even when shown a better way that achieves much better results, for everyone.

US-Australia 3 PM FOX tomorrow

Not seeing lot of new news today.
Vance defending agreement

Trump said as a joke(or was it?) if it doesn't work out blaming Vance
Vance for it and Rubio against it.
The 2 believed major contenders for next Republican nominee

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