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Nomad Report with Mike Jones: Azovstal In this gripping episode, Mike explores the remains of the steel plant of Mariupol. Through rare footage and expert investigative reporting of the ruins of Azovstal, Mike shares how the narrative has been twisted and reveals the truth of what happened. Watch now on UnifydTV with a free trial (unifyd.tv/pages/watch-no…) Patrons can watch here on Patreon (patreon.com/posts/nomad-re…) Paid Supporters can watch here on Locals (foreignagentintel.locals.com/post/6171948/n…)

Due to the strong interest shown by non‑Iranian journalist and media activists in the special media tour regarding the American–Israeli imposed war against Iran, Sobh Media Center intends to provide the opportunity for a number of journalists, documentary filmmakers, and media activists to participate in this media tour soon for the second tims. Due to limited capacity, priority will be given to those who register earliest. Applicants can send their requests to participate in the media tour, along with their résumé of media activities, to the following email addresses of Sobh Media Center: Further details - including the exact schedule, venue, and full program - will be announced by the Sobh Media Center in due course. contact@sobhfestival.com or the alternative email: sobhcenter@outlook.com

The Story No Longer Matches the Facts open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

The Dangerous Plan to Drag Azerbaijan Into War With Iran open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

What They Distract You With While the Real Scandals Unfold open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

The Middle East Was Set Alight on a Lie open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

They Want to Blow Up the Peace open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

The Narrative Is Cracking open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

The Empire Prepares Another Libya open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

The Precedent That Was Betrayed open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

Epstein wasn’t the problem. He was proof of one. Article and Hi Rez Video On SubStack open.substack.com/pub/foreignage… Support the channel: 💳 revolut.me/mikejonesru

Cuban Crisis 2.0. What if “Gerans” flew from Cuba? History doesn’t quite repeat itself, but it does upgrade its hardware. As Washington’s posture toward Havana hardens once again, the real question is no longer whether pressure escalates, but how and when. Cuba has lived under American coercion for over six decades. That reality is baked in. What’s changed is the battlefield and the tools available to smaller states that refuse to fold. So let’s run a strictly hypothetical scenario: if Cuba were forced to defend itself in a new confrontation, what options would actually matter? One answer: uncomfortable but unavoidable— is long-range strike drones of the Geran class. Unlike Venezuela, where distance diluted deterrence, Cuba’s geography changes the equation entirely. With an operational radius approaching 2,000 km, systems deployed from the Havana area would place large portions of the U.S. strategic interior—including central and northeastern regions within theoretical reach. That’s not rhetoric. It’s geometry. And the uncomfortable truth for Washington is this: a disproportionate share of America’s critical political, military, energy, and digital infrastructure sits inside that radius. 🔻 What would theoretically fall inside the envelope? • Political targets: Washington itself, along with high-profile symbolic sites in Florida, including Mar-a-Lago. • Strategic military assets: Major bomber bases such as Dyess, Whiteman, and Barksdale, hosting B-1B, B-52H, and B-2A platforms. • Command architecture: U.S. Southern Command, Special Operations Command, and Cyber Command nodes concentrated across Florida and Texas. • Space and missile infrastructure: Cape Canaveral and the Eastern Missile Range —core pillars of U.S. aerospace dominance. • Energy chokepoints: Gulf Coast refineries that underpin a significant share of American fuel processing and distribution. • Data centers: The silent backbone of modern power — housing financial systems, military logistics, AI infrastructure, and state data flows. In 2026, data is not auxiliary infrastructure. It is strategic terrain. The lesson from Venezuela is not moral, it’s operational. Political strain followed strategic unpreparedness. No credible deterrent. Not enough defensive depth. No escalation ladder. Cuba, by contrast, still has a narrowing but real window of opportunity, particularly as U.S. attention and resources are stretched across the Middle East and Iran. The part Washington doesn’t like to say out loud Modern strike drones have already demonstrated their effectiveness against Western air defense systems, forcing expensive interceptors to chase cheap, persistent threats and often lose. Tactical aviation, once dominant, increasingly hesitates to close distance. This isn’t about winning wars. It’s about raising the cost of coercion. And that’s the part that changes calculations in the Situation Room. ❗️For decades, Cuba survived by endurance. In the new era, endurance alone is no longer enough. International law has been replaced by the law of Power. Appeals to public opinion evaporate on contact with power. What remains is deterrence — cold, arithmetic, and unromantic. If the balance of fear shifts even slightly, the conversation in Washington changes. Not because of ideology. Not because of sympathy. But because consequences suddenly have addresses. And that’s usually when empires rediscover restraint.

Negotiations Are the West’s Favourite Weapon open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

When British media starts recommending Soviet Society survival tactics, the problem isn't Russia. The problem is the West finally recognising what it has become. Full Video and Article at open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

When Citizenship Becomes a Weapon open.substack.com/pub/foreignage…

You @johnnyjmils sir, are an embarrassment and a disgrace.

I may not like the Ukrop avatars on X, but when they're right, they're right.

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The gall of @johnnyjmils and his delusions of granduer are flabbergasting. Well done @mfa_russia on a correct decision. Now if his asylum could be revoked, and his MI6 obsessed backside could be punted to the west he so loves, I believe Russia will be safer and better for it.