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Deal alert: 7-night cruises with Celebrity starting at $239

Looking for a last-minute cruise that won't break your bank account? Celebrity Cruises could be your line.

As part of an aggressive new wave season promotion , the Miami-based cruise operator is offering fares for seven-night sailings at extraordinarily low rates — as little as $239 per person.

The catch: The very lowest rates are for sailings that start in just a matter of days to just a few weeks from now.

That's a sign the line has suddenly found itself with last-minute inventory to sell for upcoming departures — something that works to your advantage if you're in the market for a spontaneous trip.

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The most enticing offers available as of early Wednesday included:

• A seven-night sailing from Los Angeles to the Mexican Riviera beginning Saturday that starts at $239 — or about $34 a day.
• A seven-night sailing from Los Angeles to the Mexican Riviera beginning Jan. 21 that starts at $299 — or about $43 a day.
• A seven-night sailing from Los Angeles to the Mexican Riviera beginning Feb. 4 that starts at $269 — or about $38 a day.
• A seven-night sailing from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to the southern Caribbean beginning Feb. 18 that starts at $299 — or about $43 a day.
• A seven-night sailing from San Juan to the southern Caribbean beginning March 4 that starts at $349 — or about $50 a day.

The sailings to the Mexican Riviera will take place on Celebrity's 2,850-passenger Celebrity Solstice. The voyages to the southern Caribbean are on the line's 2,218-passenger Celebrity Millennium.

As of early Wednesday, Celebrity was also offering a couple of early-season, seven-night departures to Alaska for as little as $350 — or $50 a day. The trips will take place on Celebrity Millennium in May and June.

All of the low-priced fares are for the cruise only. The line's all-inclusive package — which includes drinks, Wi-Fi and crew gratuities — would incur an extra charge above these low base prices.

The stunningly low fares are part of the line's new wave season promotion called the Semi-Annual Sale. It offers 75% off a second adult fare when purchasing a full adult fare. In addition, the line is tacking on additional savings of up to $800 in onboard credit per stateroom (based on sailing length and number of passengers in the cabin).

Related: Norwegian drops rates as low as $37 a day for some sailings

The Semi-Annual Sale offer is valid through March 1 for most voyages departing through April 30, 2025.

In addition to seven-night voyages for as little as $239, Celebrity is advertising select three-night voyages for as little as $168 per person, not including taxes and fees.

Additional savings

Meanwhile, would-be cruisers might be able to get additional savings of up to 35% when booking one of the deeply discounted Celebrity trips with an American Express card, thanks to a lucrative new Amex Offer unveiled in recent days .

This offers a rare "double dipping" opportunity for discounts when booking a Celebrity voyage in the coming weeks.

Note that most of the discounted fares mentioned above are only available for windowless "interior" cabins, which are the lowest-category cabins on each of the ships. But that's not always the case. The $299 fare available for the Jan. 21 sailing of Celebrity Solstice is for an ocean-view cabin — that is, a cabin with a window.

Plus, in some cases, it doesn't cost much to upgrade to a better cabin. On the Feb. 18 sailing of Celebrity Millennium, for instance, an ocean-view cabin is available for $349 — just $50 more than an interior cabin.

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All the fares, notably, are per-person rates that are based on two people staying in a cabin. They're not available for solo travelers.

In addition, while the rates include accommodations, meals and entertainment, they don't include port taxes and fees, which range from $102.50 to $223.53 for the above-mentioned sailings. Cruise lines typically advertise fares without including taxes and fees but add these costs to final bills at the time of checkout.

Base pricing below $300 for seven-night cruises is relatively unusual for Celebrity, which bills itself as a more upscale brand than some of its big-ship rivals.

By contrast, the lowest-priced seven-night sailings available from Norwegian Cruise Line early Wednesday started at $399 — about 67% more than the lowest-priced seven-night sailings available from Celebrity.

The lowest-priced seven-night sailings available from Royal Caribbean as of early Wednesday started at $329 — about 38% more.

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Cruise Views: Book these cruise deals and discounts now

C ruises are an outstanding value for a vacation, including accommodations, meals, activities and transportation to multiple destinations. They are easy to plan, family-friendly and hassle-free — and they come in sizes from small to extra-large, ensuring there is one ideally suited to everyone.

Cruises offer tremendous culinary variety, convenient ways to stay in shape at sea and never-ending gorgeous views. And right now, these six cruise lines are making cruising even more attractive — and affordable — with limited-time deals and discounts.

Princess Cruises

Plan now to get the best deal on your Love Boat dream cruise in 2024 or 2025. The Score for 24 Sale applies to a range of itineraries and destinations in the Caribbean and in Europe.

Additionally, Princess Plus and Princess Premier inclusive packages have added more dining options at Gigi’s, the Salty Dog Pub and other casual dining restaurants at no cost and have waived the room service charge and the OceanNow on-demand, location-based delivery service.

Deal/discount: Score for 24 Sale

Applies to a wide range of itineraries and destinations and subject to availability.

Offer: Lowest deals for 2024, with fares as low as $399 per person for a seven-day Western Caribbean voyage.

Book by: Sept. 5.

Info: www.princess.com , 800-774-6237.

Book an ultra-luxury, all-inclusive Seabourn voyage or expedition to your choice of destinations — Asia, Alaska, Antarctica, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean — and save on select 2023 and 2024 itineraries.

Enjoy curated voyages with an unmatched sense of style, elegance and grace, personalized service that includes a host and attendant with every suite, complimentary Wi-Fi and fully stocked in-suite bar, world-class dining and a host of other luxuries.

Deal/discount: A Sail to Remember

Applies to select 2023 and 2024 Seabourn ultra-luxury ocean voyages or expeditions, including a 14-Day Atlantic Coast Harbors voyage aboard Seabourn Quest departing from Montreal (Oct. 24-Nov. 7).

Offer: Savings of up to 10% — up to $2,600 — with a nonrefundable deposit.

Book by: Sept. 6.

Info: www.seabourn.com , 800-442-4448.

The new Celebrity Ascent brings it, with more space, more luxury, more everything — including 32 distinct restaurants, bars and lounges.

Making its debut this fall, Celebrity Ascent is the fourth Edge Series ship, meaning its features include a cantilevered Magic Carpet soaring above the ocean, asymmetrical pool area and martini-shaped hot tubs. It is included in Celebrity’s current BOGO offer, allowing cruisers to experience the brand-new ship — as well as other Celebrity cruise ships — at extraordinary savings.

Deal/discount: Buy One Get One 75% cruise fare.

Applies to sailings from Aug. 3, 2023, to April 30, 2025. All cruises, except for Alaska Cruisetours and Galapagos sailings, are included in the deal as well as voyages on new ship Celebrity Ascent, launching this fall.

Offer: Receive 75% off the second guest with a nonrefundable deposit or 50% off the second guest with a refundable deposit.

NOTE: If travelers book a stateroom on a weekend in August, depending on the category and timing, they can also get $100 or $200 of onboard credit or savings.

Book by: Sept. 7.

Info: www.celebritycruises.com , 888-751-7804.

Relaunched under the new guardianship of A&K Travel Group, Crystal Serenity has undergone a multimillion-dollar refurbishment, bringing updated and larger suites with artisanal finishes and refreshed specialty dining venues to the 740-passenger ship.

In the final stages of her own extensive refurbishment, Crystal Symphony makes her inaugural cruise from Athens, Greece, on Sept. 1.

The company is helping former Crystal guests and travel agents financially affected by the former ownership recover lost funds through its Exceptional Initiative.

Deal/discount: Exceptional Initiative

Applies to any former Crystal guest who holds a verified claim in the Crystal Cruises LLC case for canceled sailings on Crystal Serenity or Crystal Symphony.

Offer: You can apply for credits to use toward future Crystal voyages onboard either Crystal Serenity or Crystal Symphony. (Specifics here: www.crystalcruises.com/legal/exceptional-initiative-terms-and-conditions.)

Book by: Oct. 1.

Info: www.crystalcruises.com , 888-617-0110.

Board one of Windstar’s three sailing ships or three all-suite ships and embark on a voyage of discovery with less than 350 like-minded adventurers.

These elegant yachts can nose into places bigger ships can’t to bring guests authentic experiences, uncrowded spaces and lesser-known places in the world. Sail to the Caribbean, the Middle East, Tahiti, Costa Rica and Panama, and other tropical destinations, and in luxury — onboard and ashore.

Deal/discount: Seas the Sun

Applies to selected departures between November 2023 and May 2024; new bookings only.

Offer: Get up to $1,000 to spend onboard or an unlimited beverage package (unlimited beer, wine and cocktails by the glass valued at $65 per guest, per day).

Book by: Nov. 15.

Info: www.windstarcruises.com , 866-851-4042.

Holland America

Hanukkah at the Americas’ oldest synagogue or spend New Year’s Eve in Vietnam. Explore your destination by day, enjoy the ship’s holiday decor — gingerbread villages, light displays — by night, along with traditional holiday dishes like turkey and dressing on Thanksgiving, latkes and sufganiyot (traditional doughnuts) for Hanukkah and a festive, around-the-world menu for Christmas with dishes from Scandinavia, Asia and beyond.

Other holiday fun: tree lighting ceremony, game of dreidel, holiday movies, caroling, kids’ activities and surprises, appearance by Santa, and Christmas Eve Party and New Year’s Eve Ball, depending on sailing.

Deal/discount: Home Away from Home for the Holidays

Applies to sailings to the Caribbean, Hawaii and Mexico, departing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, or San Diego. Additional voyages are offered in Asia, South America, Australia and New Zealand, featuring a special Thanksgiving sailing in the Caribbean departing Nov. 18, among other notable holiday itineraries.

Offer: Special fares and premier onboard events. Book with “Have it All” for included shore excursions, beverage packages and beverage service charges, specialty dining and Wi-Fi (a value of $99 per person per day included in the fare).

Book by: No deadline, but book early to get your choice of sailing and date.

Info: www.hollandamerica.com , 855-932-1711.

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Hollywood child star Frankie Muniz and AFL legend Peter Daicos were already announced by Channel 10 at the weekend, as well as Australian radio host Brittany Hockley .

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He was then joined by retired Australian iron-woman Candice Warner, who is the wife of Australian cricketer David Warner.

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Retired Paralympian Ellie Cole, British comedian Stephen K. Amos, influencer Skye Wheatley and former Studio 10 host Tristan MacManus also rounded out the first batch of celebs.

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May 9, 2023 - Russia-Ukraine news

By Tara Subramaniam , Christian Edwards, Eliza Mackintosh , Aditi Sangal , Adrienne Vogt , Mike Hayes and Tori B. Powell , CNN

Analysis: Moscow's parade, intended to flaunt strength, instead reveals weakness

From CNN's Nick Paton Walsh

One tank. Some very young soldiers. And a distinctly warped message.

The display on Red Square for May 9, for decades a moment when Russia’s staggering sacrifice in the Great Patriotic War was sombrely honored, rang hollow. In 2023, it became a backdrop for the Kremlin head’s poor decision-making.

Putin’s speech was littered with references to Russia being sinned against — to his wider narrative that the invasion and war he started in Ukraine was foisted upon him by NATO. It is odd to hear as Russia gathers to honor the millions of Soviet citizens who died fighting the Nazis. The key question will be how many in the crowd felt that dissonance too.

The substance of the parade itself was also telling. There was only one tank : a T-34, a model made 89 years ago, before Putin was even born, raising the question of why they decided to include any tanks at all.

The level of hardware on display seemed thin : understandable perhaps for a military being mauled on a wide and relentless frontline. But again, it raises the enduring bind for the Kremlin.

They keep having to prove their strength, their might, yet have little actual might left to do it with. The exercise ends up being one of revealing weakness.

No jets flew by. The Kremlin itself had — according to its own press release —  come under drone attack just days earlier. All incompatible with Putin’s unique sales point —  that under him Russia is impregnable and respected again.

In the background too lurks the real war’s progress . The constant side drama with Russia’s most prominent military figure — the Wagner mercenary head Yevgeny Prigozhin — continued to play out. He threatened to leave the key city of Bakhmut unless he got more artillery shells, then said he was definitely leaving tomorrow, then said he would stay . He chose the moment of the parade to release a statement saying in fact Russian MoD troops had abandoned positions around Bakhmut and he had been threatened with treason charges if he left. This is not a message of unity.

And secondly, Russia’s wrath appears neutered. For yet another night, a wave of drone and missile attacks was thwarted by Ukraine’s air defenses . Over the past week, lives have been lost and civilians injured by debris from destroyed drones or missiles that have got through.

But above all, Ukraine's air defense has proven potent — and Moscow less so.

It raises again the long-term question of this war: Is a weak Russia dangerous or just weak?

Moscow considering US request for consular access to detained WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich, Russian media says

From CNN's Amy Cassidy

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Russia is considering the United States' request for consular access to detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich , Russia's state news agency Ria Novosti reported Tuesday.

RIA Novosti adds Moscow has seen only “attempts of pressure and threats from Washington on the subject.”

The US State Department has yet to comment.

Some background: Gershkovich, a US citizen, was arrested in Russia in March on espionage charges, in a sign of the Kremlin’s crackdown on foreign media news outlets since it invaded Ukraine last year.

The Wall Street Journal has vehemently denied the spying accusations against Gershkovich.

Gerschkovich is currently being held in a pre-trial detention center at the notorious Lefortovo prison in Moscow until May 29. Last month, he appeared in Moscow City Court – where he was pictured standing in a glass cage – to ask that his pre-trial detention be under house arrest rather than jail. His appeal was denied.

US State Department principal deputy spokesperson Vedant Patel said last month that Washington was “deeply disappointed” that Moscow had rejected their request to visit Gershkovich. 

Moscow’s initial rejection was in retaliation to Washington’s failure to provide visas to Russian journalists from Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s pool when he visited the United Nations in April.

Analysis: Putin uses Victory Day to launch another scathing attack on the West

From CNN's Mathew Chance

Russian President Vladimir Putin used the annual Victory Day parade to launch yet another scathing attack on the West, accusing it of holding Ukraine hostage to its anti-Russian plans. 

He also again drew comparisons, falsely, between the conflict in Ukraine and the fight against Nazi forces in World War II, saying that civilisation is at a turning point and claiming that “real war” has been unleashed against Russia. 

Throughout the short address, Putin praised Russian troops fighting in what the Kremlin calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine, saying the country is “proud” of everyone who fights on the frontlines. 

However, no mention was made of the high casualties suffered by Russian troops, which are estimated to be in the tens of thousands. 

Russia is sending “museum pieces” into war

From CNN's Vasco Cotovio, Clare Sebastian and Martin Bourke

Russia’s Victory Day parade was a more modest spectacle than in previous years, with only one tank on display.

This comes the day after CNN reported on the state of Russia’s military hardware being deployed in Ukraine.

A video, seemingly filmed in late March, showed a cargo train loaded with Soviet tanks being transported somewhere in Russia. “Wow,” a woman said, pointing her phone at the train chugs along. “This is the second train, there was one just like it before.”

Moscow has been known to bring out older military equipment from storage to help it wage war in Ukraine – but these are different.

They’re so old, you can find them in museums.

The tanks are T-55s, a model first commissioned by the Soviet Union’s Red Army in 1948, shortly after the end of World War II. Cheap, reliable, easy to use and easy to maintain, Russia used this model to quash uprisings in former Warsaw Pact countries, rolling through Hungary in 1956, then Prague, capital of what was then Czechoslovakia, in 1968.

Photographs shared by pro-Kremlin bloggers now appear to show these tanks in Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine.

“The Soviets never threw anything away,” historian John Delaney, a senior curator at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, Cambridge, told CNN. “There’s probably a significant number of them sitting in sheds waiting to be reconfigured.”

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Russia is sending museum pieces into war, but experts say they may still be effective | CNN

One tank and no flypast at toned down v-day parade in moscow.

From CNN’s Vasco Cotovio in Lisbon and Radina Gigova in London

Russia traditionally uses the Victory Day parade in Moscow to flex its military might. In previous years' parades, tens of tanks have streamed across the Red Square as jets and helicopters ripped through the skies above.

But this year's parade was a more modest event.

There was only one tank leading this year's mechanized column – the T-34, a Soviet-era vehicle fielded by Russia during World War II.

At the 2022 parade, the T-34 was accompanied by several of the more modern T-90 and T-14. Neither of these models appeared in Wednesday’s celebration. Instead, the T-34 was accompanied by a procession of multipurpose fighting vehicles – the Tigr.

Tigr-M and VPK-Ural armored vehicles were also on display, but the main focus was the country’s state of the art air defense system – the S-400 – and its intercontinental ballistic system – the Yars, which forms part of Russia’s nuclear forces.

According to state news agency TASS, 125 items of military hardware were on display.

Despite weather forecasts showing relatively clear skies above Moscow, the usual fly past above Red Square was canceled, state media reported, without providing an explanation.

In letter to Putin, North Korea's Kim Jong Un congratulates Russia on Victory Day

From CNN's Gawon Bae in Seoul, South Korea

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday congratulated Russia on its annual Victory Day in a letter to his Russian counterpart.

According to the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Kim's letter expressed warm greetings to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Russian army and people of Russia for their fight "to realize international justice and defend global peace" against so-called "imperialists."

“Victory is Russia’s inherent tradition, and the glory of victory will shine in history and last forever with Russia even when the time passes and generations change,” Kim wrote, according to KCNA. 

Kim said that under Putin's leadership, Russia will "smash all challenges and threats posed by hostile forces" and prevail in its quest to ensure the country's "sovereignty, dignity and regional stability,” KCNA said. 

North Korea is one of only a handful of countries to show outright support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine and has blamed the United States and the West for the war.

The KCNA report made no mention of Ukraine. 

Putin falsely equates Russian soldiers waging war in Ukraine to Red Army fight against Nazis

From CNN’s Zahid Mahmood and Amy Cassidy 

Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded his Victory Day speech Tuesday by equating the efforts of Russian soldiers fighting in Ukraine, falsely, to Soviet forces who helped defeat the Nazis in World War II.

Putin has often invoked the Soviet Union’s defeat of Nazi Germany to justify Russia's invasion of Ukraine, saying that the offensive is aimed at "denazifying" the nation -- ignoring the fact that President Volodymyr Zelensky is Jewish and lost relatives in the holocaust.

“Today here today, participants of the special military operation they are professional soldiers and those who have come to the ranks of the army as part of the partial mobilization (…) I welcome you friends,” Putin said. “During the Great Patriotic War, our heroic ancestors proved that there is nothing mightier and stronger than our unity."

Some analysts say the Russian leader is committing some of the same blunders that doomed Germany’s 1941 invasion of the USSR — while using  “Hitler-like tricks and tactics ” to justify his brutality.

Putin says Russia remembers the role US, UK and China played in World War II

From CNN's Radina Gigova

In his Victory Day speech in Red Square Tuesday, President Vladimir Putin said Russia honors the sacrifice of the allied armies of the United States, the United Kingdom and China in World War II.

"The memory of our defenders of the motherland is sacred in our hearts," Putin said, adding: "We honor members of the resistance who fought Nazis, soldiers of allied armies of the US, Britain and other countries. We remember and honor the memory of Chinese soldiers in their battle against Japanese militarism."

Putin suggested that "experience of solidarity" could be a foundation toward building a "multipolar world."

"I am convinced that the experience of solidarity and partnership in the days of the struggle against a common threat is our heritage and a reliable base of support in our movement towards a multipolar world based on trust and indivisible security, equal opportunities for unique and free development for all nations in the world," Putin said.

Remember: Putin's remarks come just hours after Ukrainian officials said their air defenses had intercepted all but two of 25 cruise missiles fired by Russia overnight — the latest aerial barrage launched by Moscow's forces amid the Russian leader's unprovoked war against Ukraine.

UN says no grain ships inspected for 2 days as Ukraine blames Russia for delays

From CNN's Richard Roth, Hande Atay, Mariya Knight and Jen Deaton

No ships have been inspected for the past two days under a UN-brokered deal to facilitate vital grain exports from Ukraine, the Office of the UN Coordinator of the Black Sea Grain Initiative said Monday.

“The Joint Coordination Centre (JCC) conducted no inspections yesterday and today,” the statement said, adding that the inspection rate had dropped since the start of the month.

Earlier Monday, Ukrainian officials blamed Russia for effectively bringing the initiative to a halt, accusing Moscow of not registering or inspecting ships intended to go to and from Ukrainian ports.

The initiative was established in July 2022 to guarantee safe passage for ships exporting grain and oilseeds from Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea, much of which supports humanitarian operations in heavily-dependent countries like Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Somalia and Yemen.

The deal was last extended on March 18 for 60 days and is set to expire on May 18. Talks between the key parties have so far brought no agreement.

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