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Ukraine Armed Forces downs Russian ballistic missile, 79 drones on the morning of ‘peace talks’ in Saudi Arabia as war rage

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Ukraine on Tuesday morning, March 11 said it shot down a Russian ballistic Iskander-M missile and 79 of the drones, while another 35 drones did not reach their targets, likely due to electronic warfare countermeasures.     Ukrainian officials revealed that Russian forces attacked the country with a ballistic missile and 126 drones, setting a fuel storage facility on fire and injuring no fewer than two people in different parts of the country.   According to the emergency services, in the southern region of Odesa, the attack set on fire a fuel storage facility, a private home and a storage site for children’s toys, and more than 100 people were working to deal with the strikes.   Regional governor, Oleh Syniehubov and local prosecutors said a drone attack in northeastern Kharkiv region injured one person and also damaged agricultural storage facilities.   The air force did not say what happened to the 12 drones that were not shot down.     T...
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United States of America Vice President J.D. Vance viciously booed at Kennedy Center following Trump's takeover

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Vice President J.D. Vance was met with loud boos as he took his seat at Washington’s Kennedy Center on Thursday night, following President Donald Trump’s controversial move to appoint himself as chairman of the prestigious arts institution.   In a video captured by Andrew Roth of The Guardian, Vance is seen stepping into his box alongside his wife, Usha Vance. As they settle in, the initial jeers quickly grow louder as more attendees recognize his presence. One audience member is even heard shouting, “Kill that light!” in an apparent attempt to remove him from view.   Despite the frosty reception, Vance appeared unfazed, calmly sipping his drink before waving to the crowd with a grin. The Vice President and his wife were attending a performance by the National Symphony Orchestra, which has been a fixture at the Kennedy Center since it opened in 1971.   The backlash comes after Trump’s stunning decision in February to take control of the Kennedy Center, citing ...
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