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In a move co-ordinated with France, Germany and the United States, Sir Keir Starmer said the UK was willing to unlock up to £25 billion of Russian money held in the UK for the war effort.

The decision, after months of talks among the G7 and other western allies, may release as much as £250 billion to Ukraine in tranches to fund weapons purchases and prop up its war economy.

In a joint statement with President Macron of France and Friedrich Merz, the German chancellor, Starmer said that the three leaders had agreed to “increase pressure” on Putin to counter his “stalling tactics and abhorrent attacks in response to peace talks”.

They said: “To that end, we are ready to progress towards using, in a co-ordinated way, the value of the immobilised Russian sovereign assets to support Ukraine’s armed forces and thus bring Russia to the negotiation table. We aim to do this in close co-operation with the United States of America.”

Starmer is also understood to have discussed the plan with President Zelensky of Ukraine. Downing Street said that the UK, France and Germany were “united in wanting to drive progress towards using the full value of the immobilised Russian sovereign assets to end the war”.

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The original was posted on /r/combatfootage by /u/MilesLongthe3rd on 2025-10-11 18:58:15+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/combatfootage by /u/ChampionshipGlass716 on 2025-10-11 18:15:18+00:00.

Original Title: Tensions have risen between Afghanistan and Pakistan along the Durand Line, as more than five Pakistani soldiers were captured alive in the Palosi area of Zazi Maidan and are now in the custody of the Mujahideen. So far, ten Pakistani soldiers have been killed.

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The original was posted on /r/combatfootage by /u/WonFont on 2025-10-11 18:14:51+00:00.

I'm not really a photographer, but I took this photo when I visited the French Alps a month ago and thought it was a really nice one.

Camera: Sony RX100 VII

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The original was posted on /r/combatfootage by /u/New-Code7710 on 2025-10-11 18:05:07+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/combatfootage by /u/CaliRecluse on 2025-10-11 04:18:27+00:00.

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Also, say I want to end up at -0.7 or any arbitrary negative point (will always be some "positive" multiple of -0.1) but the set of preceding terms need to start at a point and go up (+0.1 ) every other term or alternatingly after the descents) then down the next term but the slope for the descents "increases" -0.1 every other term and the upwards slope is always a flat +0.1. It basically alternates between going up +0.1 to attenuate the increasingly steep drops

Its like one of those zigzag type graphs that you see in psychophysical measurements or other experiments that try to find thresholds of sensation

Kinda feels like linear algebra or something but I probably forgot a lot. Is this kind of thing actually directly solvable or is it consistent with my theory here? Feels like it should be but i dont know enough to have any confidence either which way

Call me cheap, but I hate EA and don't want to give them any money on principle, but I'd like to try BF6 and see how it's changed since the beta.

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