PRESIDENT OF ALGERIA ASKS EGYPT TO OPEN ITS BORDERS TO INVADE ISRAEL, WHILE ISRAEL CONTINUES ITS GENOCIDE

PRESIDENT OF ALGERIA ASKS EGYPT TO OPEN ITS BORDERS TO INVADE ISRAEL, WHILE ISRAEL CONTINUES ITS GENOCIDE 08/18/2024: 11:20 pm Author of the News: LaborWave 8th President of Algeria, Abdelmadjid Tebboune Today, 08/18/2024, the counter-hegemonic world was surprised by the speeches of the President of Algeria, Abdelmadjid, said: “The army is ready and prepared to fight in Gaza. We ask Egypt to open its borders.” stated the President of Algeria For those who are unfamiliar with this side of the Algerian President, it is worth mentioning that he also announced today that he would help Lebanon recover from its energy crisis: “Instructed by the Algerian President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, Prime Minister Nadir Larbaoui had a telephone conversation today with the Lebanese Prime Minister, Najib Mikati, to inform him of the decision taken by President Tebboune to support Lebanon in these difficult circumstances by immediately providing quantities of fuel oil to operate the power plants and restore electricity to the country,” announced the Algerian Prime Minister. “ Therefore, Algeria remains the most counter-hegemonic country in North Africa. Since Egypt and other region countries only bow to Israeli interests. LUKASHENKO AND DPRK MAKE APOCALYPTIC WARNING TO THE WEST August 19, 2024/ LUKASHENKO AND DPRK MAKE APOCALYPTIC WARNING TO THE WEST 08/18/2024: 8:45 pm Author of the News: LaborWave CHOE SON-HUI OF… Read More PRESIDENT OF ALGERIA ASKS EGYPT TO OPEN ITS BORDERS TO INVADE ISRAEL, WHILE ISRAEL CONTINUES ITS GENOCIDE August 18, 2024/ PRESIDENT OF ALGERIA ASKS EGYPT TO OPEN ITS BORDERS TO INVADE ISRAEL, WHILE ISRAEL CONTINUES ITS GENOCIDE 08/18/2024: 11:20 pm… Read More MINISTER MARIA ZAKHAROVA ONCE AGAIN OPPOSES THE TERRORIST ATTEMPTS OF THE KIEV August 18, 2024/ MINISTER MARIA ZAKHAROVA ONCE AGAIN OPPOSES THE TERRORIST ATTEMPTS OF THE KIEV 08/18/2024: 8:15 PM Author of the News: LaborWave… Read More AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine causes thousands of compensation claims, The Telegraph reports August 18, 2024/ AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine causes thousands of compensation claims, The Telegraph reports 08/18/2024: 2:50 pm Author of the News: ASC Fischer… Read More

LEBANON SUFFERS BLACKOUT AFTER LACK OF FUEL

LEBANON SUFFERS BLACK OUT AFTER LACK OF FUEL 08/17/2024: 8:55 pm Author of the news LaborWave PHOTO TAKEN FROM THE BLACKOUT, BEIRUT Today, 08/17/2024, official Lebanese government sources reported the interruption of electricity supply throughout all Lebanon due to the alleged lack of fuel to supply the country’s two largest plants. Local TV channel LBCI and Sawt Beirut International stated that Lebanon’s electricity grid is completely disabled and that the country has been left in darkness, especially after the aforementioned plants ceased operation due to lack of fuel. Electrical supply failures are expected to continue for several days. According to Sky News, power production at the al Zahrani and Deir Ammar plants has fallen to less than 200 megawatts(MW). The country’s electricity company (Electricité du Liban, EDL) is trying to find a solution to the problem and manually restart the public grid, the company is trying to solve the problems in the absence of the EDL national control center, which has been severely damaged in the powerful explosion at the port of Beirut last year. At the end of September, the EDL warned of the possibility of a general blackout due to running out of fuel or being unable to guarantee the stability of the electricity grid. The company announced that it: “has exhausted all options and precautionary measures taken and is no longer able to guarantee a minimum supply of electrical current because of this situation, which is beyond its control.” Headquarters of Electricité du Liban(EDL), Beirut Lebanese authorities report that partial electricity supply has been restored. Complete restoration is expected within the next few hours. However, several analysts and experts say that the problem could persist on a small scale for even months. Lebanon has been experiencing enormous economic problems due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the devastating explosion at the port of the capital, Beirut, in August 4, 2020. The crisis is also fueled by growing tension between Israel and Hezbollah. The instability caused a shortage of gasoline for cars and diesel for power generators, making electricity supply interruptions the new normal in the country (according to the russian agency Sputnik). Shortly after this report, the South Lebanon Water Establishment published an advertisement asking citizens to limit water consumption to a minimum due to power cuts, the report stated.