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Russia Expresses ‘Valid Doubts About Reality and Success’ of U.S. ISIS Raid on Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
The Russian Federation’s military said on Sunday that it had “valid doubts” about whether ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in the U.S. raid.
Raw Story reports: “In a speech from the White House on Sunday, Trump first thanked Russia for its assistance in the raid. According to Trump, Russia had allowed U.S. aircraft into its airspace to conduct the operation. But later on Sunday, the Russian military indicated that it was unaware of the raid, according to BBC reporter Steve Rosenberg. A spokesperson for the Russian military said there were ‘valid doubts about the reality & success’ of the U.S. operation.”
Said the Russian defense ministry, according to Rosenberg: “We are not aware of any assistance having being given to US Air Force flights into the air space of the Idlib de-escalation zone in this operation…”
Moscow unconvinced by US claims that al-Baghdadi has been killed. Russian defence ministry refers to “valid doubts about the reality & success (of the operation), says “no air strikes by US or coalition forces registered in Idlib de-escalation zone on Saturday or recent days.”
— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) October 27, 2019
Russian defence ministry: “We are not aware of any assistance having being given to US Air Force flights into the air space of the Idlib de-escalation zone in this operation…”
— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) October 27, 2019
The Daily Beast adds: ‘The Russian Defense Ministry’s spokesman, Major General Igor Konashenkov, refuted President Trump’s statement, stating in part: “The Russian Defense Ministry has no reliable information about U.S. servicemen conducting an operation for ‘yet another’ elimination of the former Daesh leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in the Turkish-controlled part of the Idlib de-escalation zone.” … Kremlin-controlled Russian state media shot down President Trump’s announcement, with headlines that read: “The Russian Defense Ministry does not believe in al-Baghdadi’s liquidation.” Major General Igor Konashenkov scoffed at the changing details of the operation, with Trump adding alleged participants and various countries that supposedly took part in the raid, “each with completely contradictory details,” which Konashenkov said “raises reasonable questions and doubts about [the operation’s] veracity, not to mention success.””
Also: ‘Konashenkov skeptically pointed out that al-Baghdadi was already supposedly “eliminated” multiple times, with such claims being later disproven. In fact, Russia itself, as well as the Assad regime, have falsely claimed to have killed the ISIS leader multiple times.’
The early edition of Russian state tv’s flagship weekly news review led on “Russia’s Big Victory” & “Russia’s Huge Success” in Syria. It’ll be interesting to watch the later edition: will there be some hasty rewriting of script to take in al-Baghdadi? pic.twitter.com/aQNTSu5Y82
— Steve Rosenberg (@BBCSteveR) October 27, 2019
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Must-See LGBTQ TV: ‘Mrs. Fletcher’ and ‘Dickinson’ premieres and new seasons of ‘Queer Eye’ and ‘Atypical’
Grab the remote, set your DVR or queue up your streaming service of choice! GLAAD is bringing you the highlights LGBTQ on TV this week. Check back every Sunday for up-to-date coverage in LGBTQ-inclusive programming on TV.
New HBO comedy Mrs. Fletcher premieres this Sunday night. The show stars Kathryn Hahn as Eve Fletcher, a woman who has a sexual awakening after her son goes off to college. Another main character in the show is Margo, a woman who teaches creative writing to Eve and is also trans, played by Jen Richards, an out trans actress. Mrs. Fletcher: Sunday, 10:30pm on HBO.
The newest season of Queer Eye is out Friday on Netflix. Aptly titled Queer Eye: We’re in Japan!, the four episode special season follows the Fab Five (Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski, and Jonathan Van Ness) in Japan as they make over new “heroes” and take in the food and the culture of the new country. Queer Eye: We’re in Japan!: Friday, on Netflix.
Also on Netflix, the third season of dramedy Atypical will be released. The show follows Sam and his family, as he starts college living with Autism. Last season, Sam’s sister Casey started to develop a romance with another girl, Izzie, and that storyline will continue into the next season. Atypical: Friday on Netflix.
On Friday, Apple’s new streaming service Apple TV+, launches. With it, are several new series including Dickinson, a show following a young Emily Dickinson as she explories the constraints of society, gender, and family. The show also has teased a romance with Dickinson and another young woman to be a storyline this season. Dickinson: Friday, on Apple TV+
Sunday, October 27: Batwoman (8pm, The CW); God Friended Me (9pm, CBS); Supergirl (9pm, The CW); The Walking Dead (9pm, AMC); The Affair (9pm, Showtime); Star Wars: Resistance (10pm, Disney Channel); Why We Hate (10pm, Discovery); Mr. Robot (10pm, USA); Mrs. Fletcher (10:30pm, HBO)
Monday: 9-1-1 (8pm, Fox); All American (8pm, The CW); All Rise (9pm, CBS); Black Lightning (9pm, The CW)
Tuesday: The Conners (8pm, ABC); This Is Us (9pm, NBC); Empire (9pm, Fox); Arrow (9pm, The CW); New Amsterdam (10pm, NBC); Greenleaf (10pm, OWN)
Wednesday: Riverdale (8pm, The CW); Chicago Med (8pm, NBC); Modern Family (9pm, ABC); Chicago Fire (9pm, NBC); Single Parents (9:30pm, ABC); Stumptown (10pm, ABC); S.W.A.T. (10pm, CBS); American Horror Story: 1984 (10pm, FX); It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (10pm, FXX)
Thursday: Grey’s Anatomy (8pm, ABC); Superstore (8pm, NBC); A Million Little Things (9pm, ABC); The Good Place (9pm, NBC); Will & Grace (9:30pm, NBC); How to Get Away with Murder (10pm, ABC)
Friday: Queer Eye: We’re in Japan! (Netflix); Atypical (Netflix); Dickinson (Apple TV+) American Housewife (8pm, ABC); Charmed (8pm, The CW); Dynasty (9pm, The CW); Van Helsing (10pm, Syfy); The Read (11pm, Fuse)
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