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🇪🇸⭐ Ibai Aguirre (19) made his Real Sociedad debut today. When he went back home, a whole group of friends waited for him. What an incredible feeling that must of been for him. 🥹💙🤍

Sky News Australia host gets completely dismantled in a surreal interview. They accidentally bring on the wrong guest an anti war academic and it backfires instantly. Former U.S. Army Colonel and State Department official Anne Wright flips the script and absolutely roasts the host on air.

I am heartbroken and outraged. Today we mourn Abolfazl Dahanavi, a 20-year-old Iranian Red Crescent @Iranian_RCS volunteer killed on 4 April in Isfahan Province while carrying out humanitarian activities. Abolfazl is the fourth Iranian Red Crescent volunteer killed in the line of duty since 28 February. Four lives lost in five weeks, all while trying to help others survive. This is unjustifiable. We have mourned before. We have called for protection before. We are calling again with greater urgency and outrage: the killing of humanitarian personnel must stop. My deepest condolences go to Abolfazl’s family, his loved ones, and his colleagues in the Iranian Red Crescent Society. We stand beside them in grief and in solidarity. 👉bit.ly/4cpU8LR

JUST IN: Iran’s Foreign Minister posted five sentences on X on April 4 that should have stopped every government in the Gulf. “Israel-U.S. have bombed our Bushehr plant four times now. Radioactive fallout will end life in GCC capitals, not Tehran.” He compared it to Western outrage over Zaporizhzhia in Ukraine and accused the attackers of double standards. The IAEA confirmed the fourth strike: a projectile hit near the site, one guard killed, a support building damaged. No radiation increase was detected. The containment held. This time. The physics of why the fallout would reach Riyadh and not Tehran is geography that no amount of diplomacy can change. Bushehr sits on the Persian Gulf coast at 28 degrees north. Tehran is 750 kilometres inland, shielded by the Zagros Mountains. The prevailing winter winds blow from the northwest to the southeast, directly across the Gulf toward the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. The anticlockwise surface currents of the Gulf carry waterborne radionuclides westward and northwestward toward the head of the Gulf, reaching Kuwait and Bahrain within approximately 15 days according to peer-reviewed hydrodynamic simulations. Atmospheric dispersion models run 3,652 HYSPLIT simulations for a Bushehr release scenario and found that deposition exceeding relocation thresholds reached Gulf coastal areas with low but non-zero probability. The plume does not go north. It goes west. The reactor sits on Iran’s coast but the fallout belongs to the Gulf. This matters because the Gulf states get their drinking water from the Gulf. Qatar relies on desalination for 99 percent of its supply. Kuwait and Bahrain for 90 percent. Saudi Arabia for 70. The UAE for 42. Desalination plants draw intake directly from the Gulf. If that water carries Caesium-137 or Iodine-131, the plants shut down or the output is contaminated. Gulf states maintain roughly one week of strategic water reserves. A Bushehr breach would not produce a Chernobyl explosion. It would produce something the models describe as worse for the region: a slow, invisible contamination of the water supply that 60 million people depend on, arriving by current over two weeks, with seven days of reserves to outlast it. The countries that would be contaminated are the same countries hosting the forces conducting the strikes. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar launches the sorties. Al Dhafra in the UAE stages the overflow troops sleeping in hotels. Bahrain’s 5th Fleet headquarters coordinates the naval component. Saudi Arabia’s Prince Sultan Air Base, where an E-3 AWACS was destroyed on the ground by Iranian fire on March 27, sits in the Eastern Province that the fallout models identify as a primary deposition zone. The allies are hosting the bombers. The bombers are hitting the reactor. The reactor sits on the coast of the water the allies drink. And the enemy is the one warning them. Araghchi’s message was not aimed at Washington. It was aimed at Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Doha, Manama, and Kuwait City. The subtext is not subtle: you are hosting the war that could poison your water. The IAEA says no radiation has been released. The containment has held through four strikes. But containment is engineering, not physics. Engineering can fail. And when Araghchi says “not Tehran,” he is stating a geographic fact that the Gulf Cooperation Council cannot dismiss regardless of how many times the IAEA says the readings are normal. The reactor is not near Tehran. It is near them. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

Iran has wealthy areas and poor areas just like any other country. But I find it most telling that showcasing extreme wealth is how you appeal to Americans. These are a people that think wealth=good and its how they justify killing you when you're impoverished by their sanctions.

BREAKING: CHINA DESTROYS TRUMP Trump: We need $2 billion a day to reopen the Strait of Hormuz China's FM Senator: But the Strait of Hormuz was already open before the war? The root cause of this disruption is your illegal military operations against Iran. You have created a Global Crisis OUT OF NOTHING”

Just as I was addressing the American people, the head of our Strategic Council on Foreign Policy was targeted in an assassination attempt, leading to the martyrdom of his innocent wife. Let the world judge; which side engages in dialogue and negotiation, and which in terrorism?

Please remember, as you watch this, how many people (her fellow comrades and our countrymen included), betrayed and tried to erase her legacy.

For hundreds of years, Iran ensured safe and free passage through the strait of Hormuz; the world enjoyed low cost commodities and global trade, while Iran has suffered from unilateral sanctions for 47 years and now horrific war crimes. Many stayed silent. Time for a change

Recently, while visiting @kizzabesigye1 at Luzira Prison, I met Eddie Mutwe with his wife Rhonah and their four young children. The children ran around him, laughing, holding on to every moment. I had to steady myself, hiding my tears so they wouldn’t see. This is the human cost of injustice that @MordecaiMuriisa reminds us of.

“Which we both failed” 😂😂😂

Couldn’t have put it better myself @daRealAkinfenwa

Guests on an Al Jazeera talk show engaged in a heated debate on Thursday night following disagreeing viewpoints held on the Iran war.

The cowardly head of the World Health Organization is too afraid to state who is carrying out these crimes against humanity, let alone condemn them. All those who do not take a stand are fully complicit in Trump and Netanyahu's crimes against humanity.

Does threatening to send an entire nation back to the Stone Age mean anything other than a massive war crime? This was the question I asked my Finnish counterpart, who is a jurist. History is full of those who paid a heavy price for their silence in the face of criminals.

And this is why there weren't any mega protests against Epstein files because deep deep down white men are okay with it

I’m not shocked considering how he runs the country but his son coming online to admit it?! This is crazy! This is what impunity looks like. They know no one can hold them accountable, so they boast about their violence.

🗣️ “At what point will Israel be held to account by the international community?” 🗣️ “They are not just killing millions of people in the region, but also causing pain and hardship for the entire world through an economic crisis,” @LNBDublin | #TonightVMTV

@pikapp30 You're lying. You haven't learned anything. I know so many Iranian diaspora "Persians" like you. Spiritually delusional people.

@Revnickk 😂😂

All these year’s later & you can never make me like mafias, ahh