Associated with the primordial sea, serpents, and the birth of the cosmos, Tiamat has endured through millennia as one of the most enigmatic figures in Babylonian mythology — long before modern theories about “reptilians.”
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The Tablet of the Broken Sky
Long before the empires, before the walls of Babylon and even before the first dynasties of Egypt, when the Tigris and Euphrates still seemed like open veins of the Earth itself, the Sumerians said that the sky was not empty. They said it was watching.
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Drummer of Manchester Orchestra, Timothy Very, Dies at 42
Manchester Orchestra drummer Timothy “Tim” Very has died at the age of 42. The news was confirmed by the Atlanta-based band in a statement shared on social media on Saturday (2/14).
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“This is it!”: Chris Paul confirms retirement after 21 seasons
40-year-old point guard ends career after 21 seasons, historic numbers and future Hall of Fame status — without pursuing a “final team” following his departure from Toronto.
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Kalashnikov unveils MP-512S-11 air rifle styled after the Dragunov SVD
The Izhevsk Mechanical Plant (AO IMZ), part of the Kalashnikov Group, has announced the launch of a limited series of 23 MP-512S-11 air rifles, developed with a visual design inspired by the classic Dragunov SVD.
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Kalashnikov plans historic expansion of civilian firearms production in 2026
The Kalashnikov Concern announced that it will significantly increase civilian firearms production in 2026, driven by strong demand in both domestic and international markets.
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Kalashnikov delivers AK-15K rifles with Multicam camouflage
The Kalashnikov consortium reported that it manufactured and fully delivered, within the scheduled timeframe, the latest AK-15K 7.62 mm automatic rifles to the customer under the 2025 contract.
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Gotland class: Sweden’s silent submarines that changed naval warfare
Gotland-class submarines: what they are and why they became famous
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