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"With each passing day, Donald Trump & Company’s military assault on Venezuela – and the extractions of Pres. Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores – is considered less and less about the capture of a ”wanted criminal” but about one issue – the petrodollar. Why did Trump & Company force regime change in Venezuela More The post Venezuela Attack: End of the
"In a flagrant disregard for international law and national sovereignty, the Trump administration invaded and kidnapped Venezuela’s President Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores. Rather than being an isolated event, the increasing bravado of and remarks from President Donald Trump open the terrifying possibility that, if not opposed,
In a flagrant disregard for international law and national sovereignty, the Trump administration invaded and kidnapped Venezuela's President Maduro and
New Delhi s'efforce d'assimiler les principes fondamentaux de la guerre moderne et de se doter d'une armée performante grâce à des technologies innovantes. Depuis février 2022, le haut commandement indien et les plus hauts responsables militaires ont eu tout le temps nécessaire pour y réfléchir. La situation enclavée entre la Chine, nation communiste hostile, et le Pakistan, nation islamiste encore plus hostile, exige une grande finesse en matière de sécurité extérieure.
Même l'Inde, avec son immense population, a compris que le nombre ne suffit plus à gagner les guerres. Pour l'emporter, une armée doit être nombreuse, capable de se déployer rapidement et équipée de technologies modernes, notamment de drones.
Ce concept a été développé suite au conflit indo-pakistanais de 2025 (7-10 mai). Durant ce conflit, l'attention internationale s'est principalement portée sur le plus important combat aérien impliquant 125 avions de chasse. Simultanément, des lancements massifs de drones ont eu lieu de part et d'autre. C'est ainsi que New Delhi et Islamabad ont acquis leur première expérience concrète en matière d'utilisation de drones.
Cette guerre des drones a rapidement dégénéré en chaos, et aucun des deux camps n'a atteint ses objectifs. De nombreux drones ont été perdus en raison de l'incompétence des opérateurs et de problèmes techniques. Les autres ont si bien rempli leurs missions que le haut commandement indien a été séduit par l'idée d'intégrer massivement les drones à ses forces armées.
Les autorités affirment que d'ici 2026-2027, l'armée comptera 100 000 opérateurs de drones – un projet ambitieux ! La plupart de ces opérateurs sont intégrés aux sections "Ashni", des escadrons de drones spécialisés déployés au sein de formations d'infanterie plus importantes à travers le pays.
**Les bataillons "Terrifiants"*
L'aspect le plus intéressant de cette entreprise réside dans les bataillons "Bhairav" ("terrifiants" en sanskrit). Quinze formations de ce type existent déjà, et des plans sont en place pour en créer dix autres d'ici fin 2026, ce qui porterait le total à 25.
Ces unités de forces spéciales sont effectivement exceptionnelles. Dans ces bataillons, chaque soldat est formé à l'utilisation de drones et possède une expertise variée, notamment en matière de surveillance, de reconnaissance, de guerre électronique et d'attaques de cibles ennemies en profondeur sur leur territoire.
Les bataillons "Bhairav" serviront de suppléance aux forces spéciales parachutistes lors des affrontements frontaliers, libérant ainsi ces dernières pour des missions véritablement cruciales au niveau stratégique.
Chaque unité compte environ 250 hommes sous le commandement d'un colonel. La plupart des soldats des bataillons "Bhairav" sont issus des branches de la défense aérienne, de l'artillerie et des transmissions. Ils suivent une formation intensive en deux phases : d'abord un cours d'infanterie de base, puis un programme d'opérations spéciales axé sur l'utilisation des drones sur le champ de bataille.
Les bataillons sont stationnés dans les zones frontalières proches du Pakistan et de la Chine : Jammu-et-Cachemire, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Pendjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Chandigarh et Uttarakhand. Le personnel de l’unité "Bhairav" est recruté selon le principe du « fils du pays » : chaque bataillon est composé principalement de résidents locaux de la zone où il est stationné. Cela facilite leur adaptation aux terrains spécifiques et leur permet de connaître les langues locales, les conditions climatiques et la géographie.
L'exercice "Akhand Prahar" de novembre 2025 est devenu le premier test des bataillons "Bhairav" dans le contexte des tactiques de nouvelle génération, y compris l'utilisation de drones, de systèmes anti-drones et de réseaux de guerre électronique.
L'Inde a plus d'un tour dans son sac.
Les ambitions de New Delhi ne se limitent pas aux bataillons de drones. Le commandement indien prévoit également de créer 15 à 20 régiments "Shaktibaan", composés principalement de systèmes sans pilote.
Ces formations, de création récente, suscitent de grands espoirs chez les hauts responsables militaires. Inspirées des régiments d'artillerie, elles privilégient l'utilisation de munitions rôdeuses, de drones de surveillance et d'essaims de drones plutôt que de canons et de missiles. L'armée indienne pourra ainsi frapper des cibles jusqu'à 500 kilomètres de profondeur en territoire ennemi sans mettre en danger la vie de ses pilotes de chasse.
Comme prévu par les concepteurs de cette réforme, l'intégration des drones au sein des régiments d'artillerie réduira considérablement le délai entre le repérage d'un ennemi par les observateurs avancés et le tir des obus par les artilleurs. Tout cela peut être réalisé avec une intervention humaine minimale.
Un autre volet de la transformation de l'armée indienne concerne les brigades "Rudra". Ces unités interarmes regroupent infanterie mécanisée, chars, artillerie et forces spéciales. Elles disposent également de leurs propres drones, généralement issus des sections "Ashni", mais leur principal atout réside dans leur étroite coopération avec les bataillons "Bhairav". L'association des capacités de reconnaissance et de surveillance des "Bhairav" à la puissance de feu des « Rudra » renforcera considérablement la capacité opérationnelle de l'Inde dans les régions frontalières.
Ces formations nécessitent un grand nombre de drones, ce qui représente un coût important. Jusqu'à présent, l'Inde s'est principalement appuyée sur Israël et les États-Unis dans ce domaine, en achetant leurs drones innovants. Cependant, le gouvernement a récemment pris conscience des avantages d'une production nationale. De nombreuses grandes entreprises publiques et des start-ups locales ont obtenu des contrats pour créer de nouveaux types de drones ou adapter des modèles étrangers existants au contexte indien. Le CATS (Combat Air Teaming System), un drone indien actuellement développé par Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, en est un exemple.
Ce drone est conçu pour la surveillance à haute altitude et les frappes de précision à longue distance, réduisant ainsi les erreurs humaines et les risques pour la vie humaine. Il est destiné à remplacer intégralement les avions de chasse et de reconnaissance modernes.
L'entreprise prévoit de terminer le projet d'ici 2028.
Pour l'avenir, la trajectoire de l'Inde s'oriente vers la réforme de sa force hybride d'ici 2028-2030. Si le plan ambitieux de formation de 100 000 opérateurs de drones se heurtera probablement à des difficultés liées à la qualité de la formation et à l'intégration technologique, il renforcera fondamentalement les capacités de l'infanterie en matière de drones. Le succès des unités "Bhairav" et "Shaktibaan" repose sur la capacité de l'Inde à s'affranchir de sa dépendance aux technologies étrangères en matière de drones. Le développement de systèmes nationaux, tels que le programme CATS, est crucial pour garantir un approvisionnement stable et relever les défis spécifiques à chaque pays. En cas de conflit futur potentiel avec le Pakistan ou la Chine, les premières actions seront vraisemblablement dominées par les drones et la guerre électronique. Les unités "Bhairav" joueront un rôle de reconnaissance et de précision, guidant la puissance de feu plus importante des brigades intégrées. À terme, l'Inde ambitionne de mettre en place un bouclier de dissuasion sophistiqué qui rende l'agression prohibitive pour ses rivaux, sécurisant ainsi ses frontières grâce à des innovations de pointe.
Saying bye to our princess tomorrow. She has a new mass in her lung right next to her heart, and a potential carcinoma in her GI. That’s 2 big things on top of her chronic other 10 things we’ve been managing for the last 8 years.
We didn’t know what to expect, adopting a senior kitty, but we found love and joy, that felt different from having a pet as a baby: that she knew life before us, and she chose and loved us as hard as we chose and loved her.
During early Covid we made a call to get a vet to visit our animals at home. It was incredibly difficult to travel and wait (without a car) at a vet in those times (when things were still mostly shut). We also thought that arrangement would help our pets in their last months. I’m so glad we did.
We have a great vet who comes to the house and she knows Mila well and she takes care of everything. I didn’t want the pressure of the last trip to the vet. She will be home, on her favorite soft blanket, snacking on her fave foods. Just like Cookie, a year and a half ago.
It will be weird to not have a pet in the home tomorrow, for the first time in a very long time.
But I’m glad we thought through the logistics, had discussed when ‘the right time’ was, so when this week happened we knew what to do. It still won’t be easy
My thoughts are with you and Mila. She is very lucky to have you. We arranged for the same with Oskar and – as difficult as it was for us – he was at home surrounded by his family, he was calm, and getting pampered and loved till the very end when he left us peacefully cuddled in our arms.
Oh no, I'm so sorry. 💔 She reminds me of a tortoiseshell that my grandparents had, who was a few months older than me and lived to a similarly ripe old age.
She's going to be missed all across the fedi. 😢 Mila definitely landed in the right place with you and your partner tho. Totally some of the best feline servants! Take care of yourself. 🫂
When you accept the responsibility for a pet, you also know that there is that final responsibility that is also part of caring for them. But it's never easy. Even if 19 years is a good run for a cat.
Every time we adopt we know we’re picking out our next heartbreak, and that goes double for seniors — but the years of affection are worth the pain of goodbyes. Thank you for letting online randos share a bit of the time you had with her. May her memory be a blessing, and may her paw prints never fade from your heart.
"Wolverines in the lower 48 States were trapped, hunted, and poisoned to near extinction in the late 1800s and early 1900s and have not recovered, just the opposite in fact. It took court action by the Alliance and other conservation groups to finally get the dwindling population
Wolverines in the lower 48 States were trapped, hunted, and poisoned to near extinction in the late 1800s and early 1900s and have not recovered, just the
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We know that emp guns exist. They're walking around Europe pretending they can down quadcopters with them. Get ice some of those so you can kill the ecu of anyone misusing cars.
And then let me get one so I can kill the teenager's car across the street when they drive up and leave the music on for an hour at 2am.
Palestinian students awarded overseas scholarships protested in Gaza, demanding swift measures to end the Israeli closure of the Rafah Crossing and allow them to travel to complete their education.
"I am told that if I don’t like what “my government” is doing, I should write to “my representative.” So I dropped Senator Adam Schiff a note about the US war on Venezuela. The senator’s reply, with my translations of his Washington-speak (in italics) provided in brackets, is as follows: “I have been opposing the
"Wie weit die Regierungspläne gehen, zeigen jetzt geheime Dokumente aus dem Verteidigungsministerium, die CORRECTIV einsehen konnte. Sie sind der Fahrplan für den Umbau Deutschlands zur Militärmacht.
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Doch der Wandel hin zur Kriegsmaschine, zur neuen Militärmacht, ist in vollem Gange. Er betrifft uns alle." via @correctiv_org
"In 1974 and 1975, I was part of a group of US leftists in the Baltimore-DC area working with a chapter of the Iranian Students Association (ISA). I was registered as a student at the University of Maryland’s College Park campus at the time. Mostly, I was engaged in political organizing as a member of More The post Iran and the US: Then to Now appeared first on CounterPunch.org."
Normally, anything done in the name of 'the kids' strikes me as either slightly sentimental or faintly sinister—that redolence of moral blackmail that adheres to certain charitable appeals and certain kinds of politician. (Not for nothing is baby-kissing the synonym for public insincerity.)
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"An undated photograph from Epstein’s estate. Class conflict in America has been primarily framed either in economic terms favored by the left or in cultural terms favored by the right. The Epstein files could be presented from either perspective, but their most potent impact has been the cultural division they expose between an elite class More The post The Epstein Files
"Jazz is music made in the moment and our moment is an increasingly perilous one. As a writer trying to keep up, I often feel as if I’ve exhausted the power of words to describe where we are, how we got here and where we’re going. There’s only so much you can say in response to every new outrage, trauma and travesty without repeating yourself and coming face-to-face
NAIROBI, January 15 (IPS) - President Donald Trump has escalated efforts to further distance the United States from international organizations and entities focused on climate, the environment, and energy.
Chatham House has confessed: the Western Alliance is dead, and Donald Trump is the architect of its demise. While the empire mourns its lost grip, America is booming. From Detroit’s factories to the fight for the Fed, the revolution is here.
An out of season photo of Window Buttress on Simonside Crag, just to warm things up a it. The "window" was formed when the whole place was at the bottom of an ice sheet with high pressure meltwater scouring around. Beacuse this area is never "managed" the plants are as they should be in this habitat, heather, bilberries, a little bracken and a woodrush #Crag #Rock #RockFormation #Northumberland #SImonside #Landscape #Geography #Geology
This article explores the timing and recovery expectations for nuanced Juvéderm treatment areas beyond the lips and cheeks. We’ll discuss the under-eyes (tear troughs), jawline and pre-jowl sulcus, temples, and even the hands.
When planning a Juvéderm treatment before a big event, the focus often lands on lips and cheekbones. However, the true artistry of facial rejuvenation often lies in the subtle, strategic enhancements. Areas like the under-eyes, jawline, temples, and hands can be addressed to create a comprehensive, refreshed appearance that photographs beautifully. Each of these areas has its own unique considerations for timing, technique, and recovery, demanding a nuanced approach from your aesthetic clinic.
Targeting these secondary zones can erase subtle signs of fatigue and aging that makeup can’t conceal, lending an overall vibe of youthfulness and vitality. Whether it’s smoothing under-eye hollows for a well-rested look or sharpening the jawline for a defined profile in photos, these treatments require the same careful timing as more common procedures. Understanding their specific recovery patterns is essential for seamless event integration.
This article explores the timing and recovery expectations for nuanced Juvéderm treatment areas beyond the lips and cheeks. We’ll discuss the under-eyes (tear troughs), jawline and pre-jowl sulcus, temples, and even the hands. For each, we’ll outline why the standard two-week rule still applies—and sometimes needs extending—to ensure you step into your event looking refreshed from every angle.
The Tear Troughs: A Delicate Timeline for a Bright-Eyed Look
Under-eye filler, or tear trough treatment, is one of the most impactful yet technique-sensitive procedures. It addresses hollows and dark shadows that convey tiredness. Due to the thin, delicate skin in this area, swelling and bruising can be more pronounced and linger longer than in the cheeks.
Recovery & Timing: Post-treatment, under-eye swelling can create a temporary “puffy” or “baggy” appearance for the first several days, which can be alarming. Bruising is also common and may take a full two weeks to fade completely. The filler must integrate perfectly to avoid visibility or lumps. Therefore, a minimum of two weeks is critical, but three weeks is often the ideal buffer for a first-time treatment. This allows all residual puffiness to resolve, revealing the final smooth, brightened result. An expert aesthetic clinic will use a cannula or ultra-fine needle technique and a very soft product like Juvéderm Volbella to minimize risks.
The Jawline and Pre-Jowl Sulcus: Defining Your Profile
Jawline filler enhances definition, corrects asymmetry, and softens the pre-jowl sulcus (the shadow that forms beside the chin), creating a more sculpted, youthful profile—a huge asset for event photography. This area involves injecting along the bone and into deeper structural planes.
Recovery & Timing: Swelling along the jaw can feel significant and may temporarily obscure the definition you seek, making the area feel full or slightly squared. Bruising along the jawbone is also possible. While major swelling subsides in the first week, subtle settling and softening of the product along the hard jawline can take the full two weeks. To ensure your sculpted contour is photogenic and not softened by residual swelling, adhere strictly to the two-week minimum. A follow-up at two weeks is useful to assess the sculpted shape from all angles.
The Temples: The Overlooked Foundation of Youthfulness
Temple filler restores lost volume in the upper third of the face, which can alleviate a hollowed, aged appearance and subtly lift the eyebrow tail. It’s a foundational treatment that enhances overall facial balance. The temples have a complex network of blood vessels, making precision paramount.
Recovery & Timing: Swelling in the temple area is often minimal but can sometimes track downward, temporarily affecting the eye area. Bruising is a notable risk due to the vascularity. The results are typically subtle and structural. The filler integrates to create a gentle convexity rather than a dramatic change. The standard two-week timeline is usually sufficient for any minor swelling or bruising to resolve, allowing the natural, rejuvenated framing of your eyes and forehead to be fully visible for your event.
The Hands: Completing the Picture of Youth
An often-forgotten area that can betray age is the hands. Juvéderm treatment for the hands replenishes lost volume, reduces the prominence of veins and tendons, and smooths the skin’s texture. For events where your hands will be on display—exchanging rings, holding a glass, gesturing—this treatment can be a powerful complement to facial enhancements.
Recovery & Timing: The dorsum (back) of the hands is thin and vascular. Post-treatment, you can expect noticeable swelling, bruising, and possibly lumpiness that looks and feels similar to a collection of fluid. This is normal but requires time to settle. Swelling can persist for up to a week, and bruising may take 10-14 days to fade completely. Due to this pronounced recovery, planning treatment three to four weeks before your event is strongly advised. This ensures your hands look naturally rejuvenated, not recently treated.
The Importance of a Holistic Clinic Strategy
Successfully treating multiple, subtle areas requires a provider with a holistic vision of the face and body. A top-tier aesthetic clinic will not treat each zone in isolation. During your consultation, they will assess your entire presentation and recommend a coordinated plan. They will sequence treatments appropriately—often starting with structural areas like temples and jawline—and build a unified timeline that accounts for the combined recovery.
Their expertise ensures that enhancing your under-eyes complements your cheek filler, and that your jawline definition balances your overall profile. This comprehensive, artistically-guided approach is what creates a naturally stunning, event-ready result where every detail harmonizes.
Conclusion: The Art of Comprehensive Refinement
Preparing for a major event with Juvéderm treatment is an opportunity for comprehensive, subtle refinement. By considering nuanced areas like the under-eyes, jawline, temples, and hands, you address aging and fatigue holistically. The key to success with these sophisticated treatments is respecting their specific, and sometimes extended, recovery timelines.
Partnering with an artistic and experienced aesthetic clinic is non-negotiable. They possess the anatomical knowledge and technical skill to treat these delicate areas safely and effectively. By following their tailored timeline—often extending beyond two weeks for areas like the tear troughs and hands—you guarantee that every aspect of your appearance is settled, soft, and radiantly confident for your moment in the spotlight.
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"On May 4, 1970, following Republican President Richard Nixon’s April 1970, announcement of the expansion of the Viet Nam War into Cambodia, the Ohio National Guard opened fire on a group of Kent State students engaged in a peaceful campus protest against this extension of the War. The students were also protesting the Guard’s presence on their campus and the draft. Four
On May 4, 1970, following Republican President Richard Nixon’s April 1970, announcement of the expansion of the Viet Nam War into Cambodia, the Ohio National Guard opened fire on a group of Kent State students engaged in a peaceful campus protest aga…
"What is happening in the streets, neighborhoods, cities, provinces, and throughout the hell of filth, blood, and terror of capitalism in Iran is a massive, nationwide genocide by the predatory and genocidal regime of the capitalist Islamic Republic of Iran. Only one hospital in the city of Rasht in northern Iran has announced that it … Continue reading Statement from
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If we want to resist the powers which threaten to suppress intellectual and individual freedom we must keep clearly before us what is at stake, and what we owe to that freedom which our ancestors have won for us after hard struggles.
"In the early evening of December 31st of 2025 in Hamilton, Ontario about 40 masked and dark clothed individuals joined together in the shadows of a city park. After Safety tips, lighters, and fireworks were shared, quietly and together we walked up the bridge to the jail that has held and still holds our friends … Continue reading 2025 NYE at
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All censorships exist to prevent anyone from challenging current conceptions and existing institutions. All progress is initiated by challenging current concepts, and executed by supplanting existing institutions. Consequently the first condition of progress is the removal of censorships. There is the whole case against censorships in a nutshell.
The features of authoritarian and totalitarian regimes include the complete suspension of freedom of speech—with a brutal honesty, even if cloaked in propaganda. The West, on the other hand, is entirely hypocritical. This is the clash between overt repression and covert manipulation.
"A quick headline roundup from the last couple of weeks: “US Electric Grid Heading Toward ‘Crisis’ Thanks to AI Data Centers” (Common Dreams, January 2) “US electricity grid stretches thin as data centers rush to turn on onsite generators” (tom’s HARDWARE, January 5) “America’s Biggest Power Grid Operator Has an AI Problem — Too Many
A quick headline roundup from the last couple of weeks: "US Electric Grid Heading Toward ‘Crisis’ Thanks to AI Data Centers" (Common Dreams, January 2)
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During early Covid we made a call to get a vet to visit our animals at home. It was incredibly difficult to travel and wait (without a car) at a vet in those times (when things were still mostly shut). We also thought that arrangement would help our pets in their last months. I’m so glad we did.
We have a great vet who comes to the house and she knows Mila well and she takes care of everything. I didn’t want the pressure of the last trip to the vet. She will be home, on her favorite soft blanket, snacking on her fave foods. Just like Cookie, a year and a half ago.
It will be weird to not have a pet in the home tomorrow, for the first time in a very long time.
But I’m glad we thought through the logistics, had discussed when ‘the right time’ was, so when this week happened we knew what to do. It still won’t be easy
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My thoughts are with you and Mila. She is very lucky to have you. We arranged for the same with Oskar and – as difficult as it was for us – he was at home surrounded by his family, he was calm, and getting pampered and loved till the very end when he left us peacefully cuddled in our arms.
Sending you all my love.
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I'm so sorry. Having to make that last trip to the vet is so hard.
She is such a beautiful tortie lady.
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i'm so sorry. i've loved seeing her on my timeline.
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You gave her such a good life and it's clear she loved you fiercely.
I wish her peace when it happens and to know how loved she is.
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Mila definitely landed in the right place with you and your partner tho. Totally some of the best feline servants!
Take care of yourself. 🫂
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Thank you for letting online randos share a bit of the time you had with her. May her memory be a blessing, and may her paw prints never fade from your heart.
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