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Former President Trump talks about Sydney Powell's confession in Hartfordton The US advises citizens not to go to Iraq Austin minister reveals the reason why the US urges to send more troops to the Middle East Hamas launched 500 missiles, Israel attacked Gaza, Lebanon and Syria Humanitarian aid has entered Gaza As a rebel, Israeli police give weapons to civilians China's microplasma outbreak is suspected to be a new variant of Covid-19 Chinese police lead people to plant rice, but are discovered by people China sends money crying because the bank refuses to pay Former President Trump talks about Sydney Powell's confession in Hartfordton Former President Donald Trump on Sunday responded to the confession of lawyer Sydney Powell in the election case in Hartfordton by saying she was never his lawyer. Former President Trump wrote on Twitter Sydney Powell is one of the millions of people who think and more and more people still think that the 2020 presidential election was fraud and bribery. He added that Mrs. Powell is not my lawyer and has never been. If she was his lawyer, she would argue, he said. Mrs. Powell was brave when she represented General Mike Flynn, who was treated unfairly and was overthrown by the government, but in vain. His accusation, despite the truth, is still very cruel. He is an innocent person, like many other innocent people who are being oppressed by our fascist government, and I am very honored to be completely pardoned for him. President Trump wrote on Truce Social When the trial of Mrs. Powell in Fulton County came, she tried to keep a distance from President Trump. She does not represent President Trump or Trump's campaign, because she has never signed a deal to become his official lawyer. Her lawyer said in a court file in August, a few weeks after she was charged. The court file also affirmed that Mrs. Powell's name was not in any of Trump's campaign trials. Mrs. Powell agreed to cooperate with the Fulton County District Attorney's Office and testify against others in the election-related case. In return, she will accept 6 light sentences and agree to appeal, while that does not require Mrs. Powell to plead guilty. The appeals will be brought to the trial scheduled for October 23, along with lawyer Kenneth Chesbrough, who also pleaded guilty to the same crimes last week. Harvey Silverclay, a lawyer for John Eastman, one of those who was also charged with Mrs. Powell, told The Epoch Times that he believed Mrs. Powell was really innocent and was trying to get out of a case. This is how prosecutors operate. They charge, charge too high, even charge innocent people, Silverclay told The Epoch Times last week. The U.S. Department of State on Sunday urged U.S. citizens not to come to Iraq after recent attacks on U.S. troops and personnel in the region. The U.S. Department of State on Sunday urged U.S. citizens not to come to Iraq after recent attacks on U.S. troops and personnel in the region. The U.S. Department of State on Sunday urged U.S. citizens not to come to Iraq after recent attacks on U.S. troops and personnel in the region. Last week, a U.S. warship shot down more than a dozen drones and four Houthis shot down from Yemen. The U.S. Department of State on Sunday urged U.S. citizens not to come to Iraq after recent attacks on U.S. troops and personnel in the region. The U.S. Department of State on Sunday urged U.S. citizens not to come to Iraq after recent attacks on U.S. troops and personnel in the region. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Mark Austin said on Sunday that they saw a significant surge in attacks on U.S. troops in the Middle East and on Iran seeking to expand the war in Israel-Hamas. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Mark Austin said on Sunday that because of security concerns, U.S. government personnel in Baghdad were not allowed to use the international airport. Austin revealed the U.S. urgent need to send more troops to the Middle East. After the U.S. Department of State announced that it would send more anti-submarine systems, including the THAAD system, to the Middle East and strengthen U.S. troops, U.S. Defense Secretary Lord Austin revealed the reason behind this move on Sunday. When asked by reporters about the reason behind the increased military deployment, Austin said, Recently, we have seen attacks by submarines and UAVs on U.S. military bases in Iraq and Syria. We are concerned about this situation. The trend of conflict shows a potential danger in the Middle East. Austin also said, In fact, what we are seeing now is that the possibility of attacks on the U.S. military and people in the Middle East will rise significantly. Therefore, we will take the necessary steps to ensure that our forces are in a state of protection and we are able to respond. Austin also emphasized that this action by the United States also sends a warning to the regimes and groups that are trying to expand the crisis in the Middle East through the conflict between Israel and Hamas. If we do not listen to the warning, the U.S. will take appropriate action. As President Biden said earlier, and I also said, If any group or country wants to take this opportunity to expand the conflict, we advise you not to do so. We have the right to defend ourselves and will not hesitate to take appropriate action. On October 19, USS Carney, a destroyer carrying guided missiles, shot down many missiles and drones by the Houthi armed forces launched in Yemen in the northern Red Sea. Austin said, U.S. Carney has demonstrated the ability of the U.S. Navy to do and will do if challenged. They have the right to defend themselves. He also said, The U.S. is currently focusing on ensuring that Israel is provided with the necessary security support to defend itself. Hamas launched 500 missiles. Israel attacked Gaza, Lebanon and Syria. Ladies and gentlemen, But the concern is that the Israeli-Hamas war that could erupt into a large-scale conflict across the Middle East has become a reality on Sunday, with the United States warning of a significant risk to the interests of the United States in the region as Israel is at war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip, while the border with Lebanon is getting more and more tense. Meanwhile, in neighboring Syria, Israel's nuclear weapons have attacked international airports Damascus and Aleppo early on Sunday morning, killing two workers. Along the northern border between Israel and Lebanon, the Hezbollah group, backed by Iran, has clashed with Israeli forces in the most dangerous border violence since the 2006 Israeli-Hezbollah war, with a series of armed conflicts around the border from four sides, causing the Israeli government on Sunday to have to add 14 Thai communities near Lebanon and Syria to its evacuation plan. Israel has launched a large-scale attack from the air on Gaza in the southwestern Gaza Strip to destroy Hamas' strongholds. Hamas also retaliated by launching more than 500 rockets, but most of them were intercepted. The Israeli army, IDF, has also concentrated tanks and troops near the border with lines around Gaza, preparing for an unprecedented large-scale attack to destroy Hamas' strongholds. As Israel continues to bomb daily, Palestinians say they have received a new Israeli military warning to move from the north to the south of Gaza to avoid the most dangerous area of ​​the war. They say in the military messages sent to Gaza, there is more warning that they may be identified as having feelings with a terrorist organization if they continue to stay. U.S. Defense Secretary Laurel Austin said on Saturday that Washington will continue to move to the Middle East to support Israel and strengthen U.S. defense positions in the region following recent escalations by Iran and its senior forces, including Hezbollah, Palestine and other soldiers. The White House said U.S. President Joe Biden had a phone call on Sunday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss the conflict. President Biden also spoke to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken at the White House. Washington has deployed a significant naval force to the Middle East, including two aircraft carriers, support ships and about 2,000 soldiers to help prevent attacks by Iranian-linked forces. Austin said a high-level regional defense system at the end of the THAAT and additional Patriot air defense coordination systems will be put into combat readiness. Iranian security officials told Reuters that Iran's strategy is to allow forces in the Middle East like Hezbollah instead of Iran to attack Israel and the U.S. Humanitarian Aid has entered Gaza. After U.S. and U.N. efforts to establish a humanitarian aid network for civilians in Gaza, the first humanitarian aid vehicles allowed entered southern Gaza Strip from Egypt The U.N. said the vehicles, including 20 trucks, had brought medical supplies and some food. Egyptian sources said a second truck of aid had entered the Egyptian side of the Rafah port on Sunday on its way to Gaza Strip, shortly before witnesses reported an explosion and called for ambulances at the border. Israel's military said some Egyptian border guards suffered minor injuries. The U.N. Humanitarian Office said the amount of aid was only 4 percent on average per day before the war and only a small percentage compared to food, water, medicine, and fuel. Israel's police have given weapons to civilians. Israel's government said it had set up hundreds of volunteer security forces in the last two weeks since the war broke out in Gaza and would provide them with weapons if there was instability between the Palestinians and the Arabs. Currently, the Arabs account for 21 percent of Israel's population. Israel's police have arrested dozens of Arab citizens on suspicion of inciting and supporting Hamas based on posts on social media. Israel's police chief, Mr. Jacobi Sabtai, said such surveillance allowed the authorities to prevent all violent incidents. He told a committee of the parliament that all such incidents were handled locally and did not cause any more commotion. Police chief Itamar Ben-Gavir predicted that the war could see the re-establishment of instability in 2021 and ordered to lift the provisions on giving weapons to civilians. An additional measure was to set up volunteer security forces to patrol the streets of the city. Ben-Gavir's deputy director, Eliezer Rosenbaum, told lawmakers that 20,000 guns had been ordered to be distributed to such forces. He said volunteers would also be given protective clothing and hats. In Beijing, the outbreak of mycoplasma in many major cities including Shanghai and Beijing is expected to reach its peak in November. According to experts, the outbreak of mycoplasma in Beijing will reach its peak in November. According to Beijing News, recently, a large number of mycoplasma pneumonia patients were found in hospitals in many places in China. Beijing is the place with the highest mycoplasma pneumonia rate from August to December and usually reaches its peak in November. According to Global Daily, on the 20th, mycoplasma patients usually have high fever and cough. On Wednesday, after seeing a doctor, some Weibo netizens asked the serious cases of COVID-19 are also mycoplasma pneumonia and mycoplasma pneumonia is also mycoplasma pneumonia. Mycoplasma happens every year, so why is it so serious this year? What is the Chinese medical industry hiding? A person with the nickname Public Opinion World asks who is who, what is their real name, what disease do they have, if you report in an impartial and selfless way, people will not panic. Hiding the secret will only make people more panic unless your purpose is to make people panic. Many netizens in Beijing said COVID is just COVID and Mycoplasma Pneumonia is another concept. COVID just made it white, do you think everyone is stupid? The liar will always lie, not only in Beijing, but also in many different parts of China. The number of people coming to the hospital due to Mycoplasma Pneumonia has exceeded the previous years, with the number of patients moving from 400 to 1,000 cases per day. Video of Chinese police taking people to plant wheat was discovered by people. Recently, on the Internet, a video of law enforcement officers taking people to plant wheat was posted on the Internet. The video was posted on October 22, with the description of law enforcement officers taking people to plant wheat in the province of Hainan and being recorded by drones. After the video was released, government officials denied the accusation and said it was not the Chinese police but they were on patrol, and threatened to arrest the person who shot the video for accusing the authorities. The video shows two police cars with a special light next to a field of wheat, the back of the car is wide and full of rice bags, while a police officer is standing behind pointing at a man holding a tool to cut the rice and throwing it into the bin. However, when this group of people looked up, they found a drone that made this group of people immediately run up to the patrol car and leave. However, after watching the video, the police spokesman explained that when the police were conducting patrols in the surrounding town, they discovered and prevented people from planting wheat. This action was misinterpreted by the drone. The police are currently investigating and will handle the person posting the video. Many people denied the police's explanation when leaving a comment. Some people commented that this is the reason why they banned drones. If there were no drones in the air, they would not be able to record the evidence of the police planting. Ladies and gentlemen, the Chinese Communist Party's undercover police officers are really a bunch of plumbers. They don't lack money. It's just that their morality is too brutal. They were taught to plumb high-ranking officials plumb national budget, low-ranking officials plumb people's pocket money, while soldiers, senior security officers plumb people's belongings. It's really a mess from top to bottom. Early in the morning on October 21, about 100 people sending bank money to villages and towns in Hanoi gathered alongside the Hanoi Expressway to protest and demand that the banks pay their debts. One of the people, Ma, told The Epoch Times that at about 6 a.m. on the 21st, after more than 600 days of waiting without any results, about 100 people sending UnionPay cards from all over China gathered on the expressway in Hanoi to protest and express their opposition. He said this time, the UnionPay card sender first, found the person behind the banning of UnionPay cards for more than 500 days. Second, opened the bank online and restored the freedom to withdraw money from the sender. In the video, the UnionPay card senders lined up along the street, raised their voices to protest and demand their money back. However, at about 9 a.m. that day, the police in uniform, police and police assistants arrived at the scene to chase people away. After that, they took the money to the Uyen Uy householder, Ung Thanh, in Hanoi and called officials from many places to help bring the people back to their homes. Ma said, these money senders opposed because their money was frozen. A money sender in Dalian could not withdraw a cent in 600 days, making him only able to live by selling bottles. In the past two years, money senders in rural banks throughout China have continued to fight for their rights in many different ways but to no avail. These are FBNC Today's world news Thank you for watching See you in the next FBNC Today's world news Thank you for watching See you in the next FBNC Today's world news