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Russians Fume at Putin, Hezbollah Escalation, & Hamas’s New Hostages | PDB 19/08/24
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16:50Now PlayingIn this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
• The latest out of Russia, where Ukraine continues to gain ground as they knock out critical infrastructure inside the Kursk region, and fury among the population mounts against President Vladimir Putin.
• Israel has taken out another top commander for Hezbollah in a weekend drone strike as tensions continue to simmer ahead of the terror group’s expected retaliation.
A shocking report has revealed a grisly plot by Hamas terrorists to exhume the remains of British veterans of World War I and II buried in the Gaza Strip to use as a bargaining chips with the west.
• In our 'Back of the Brief' segment, Chechnya’s warlord president has invited Elon Musk to Russia in a wild video that shows the self-styled strongman behind the wheel of a stainless steel-clad Cybertruck outfitted with a mounted machine gun that he claims was sent by the billionaire.
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