All HELL BREAKS LOOSE as Zelenskyy STRIKES ST PETERSBURG!!


MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Ukrainian President Zelenskyy striking hard in St. Petersburg as he continues to blow up Russian logistical centers after destroying Russia’s Shadow fleet in the surrounding waters.

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Britain’s Trade Minister Chris Bryant said he was texting his Argentinian counterpart, Fernando Brun, ahead of England’s World Cup clash with the champions on Wednesday — and plans to exchange soccer shirts with him.

Speaking to POLITICO in London earlier this week, Bryant said he and Brun had forged a good relationship during trade talks. “I’m quite friendly with him. He’s a really nice guy,” he said. “I’m teasing him. Obviously Argentina’s bound to lose.”

Bryant has been pushing for a free-trade agreement with Mercosur — the South American bloc comprising Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and recent joiner Bolivia — arguing it would be a “no-brainer” after the EU struck its own deal.

The football rivalry, it seems, hasn’t got in the way of the trade relationship.