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🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇮🇹🇳🇱🇯🇵 JUST IN: UK, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Japan issue joint statement on the Strait of Hormuz. They condemn Iran's attacks. Call for safe passage. Demand compliance with UN resolutions. But here's what they won't say: The US started this war. Israel escalated it. These same countries host US bases and stayed silent while Gaza burned. Now they're worried about shipping. About oil prices. About their economies. Not about the 3.2 million displaced Iranians. Not about the 168 schoolgirls killed. Not about the families under bombs. They condemn Iran. They don't mention the ones who provoked. Freedom of navigation is important. So is accountability. This statement has neither. The joint statement is loud. The hypocrisy is louder

A double shockwave has just hit both Washington and Riyadh. According to a report by WSJ, Iran struck five U.S. aerial refueling aircraft stationed inside Saudi Arabia at Prince Sultan Air Base. For years, Saudi officials have insisted, over and over again, that their territory is not being used for hostile operations against Iran. Meanwhile, Persian Gulf media endlessly repeat the narrative that Iran is the destabilizing force threatening the Arab world. But let's ask the obvious question. What exactly are U.S. refueling aircraft doing on Saudi soil? Their purpose is obviously not humanitarian. Their sole operational role is to keep combat aircraft in the air longer, aircraft that carry out military strikes. In other words, the infrastructure for attacking Iran has been sitting comfortably inside Saudi territory all along. And the exposure did not come from Iranian media. It came from the WSJ and then Reuters picked up the story. Mind you, Washington has been insisting that the recent crash of a U.S. refueling aircraft Boeing KC‑135R Stratotanker in Iraq, and the fire aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, were unrelated accidents. According to the official U.S. line, these were simply "non-hostile incidents". Convenient timing, no? An aircraft carrier suddenly catches fire. A strategic tanker aircraft crashes over Iraq. Six pilots are dead. And we're expected to believe none of it has anything to do with the war currently unfolding. Yet the WSJ revelations punch a massive hole in the narrative pushed by Donald Trump and his administration, that U.S. losses are minimal and Iran is supposedly "on the verge of collapse". Reality on the ground, well in the air, appears very different. Iran's strikes are not random missile launches, as hostile media outlets often claim. They appear focused on the logistical backbone of U.S. air power: aerial refueling aircrafts, namely the pride of the American military industrial complex, the Boeing KC‑135R Stratotanker. Disable the tankers, and the entire architecture of long-range air operations begins to crumble. Five tankers reportedly hit in Saudi Arabia. Another one brought down over Iraq. Yet Washington still refuses to acknowledge the scale of the damage. Why? Because admitting it would mean admitting something far more uncomfortable: that Iran has managed to penetrate some of the most advanced air defense networks in the world. And suddenly the myth of absolute American military invulnerability starts to crack. Look at the geography of what is unfolding. From MBS's Riyadh to Netanyahu's Tel Aviv. From MBZ's Al Dhafra base to Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa's Juffair. From Iran's Strait of Hormuz to Yemen's Red Sea. (Fyi Yemen announced its readiness to engage..soon) Never in modern Middle Eastern history has a regional power directly challenged U.S. military infrastructure across such a vast arc. This is precisely why hostility toward Iran is so intense. The United States sees the only regional actor capable of contesting its military dominance. Israel sees the only state willing to challenge its strategic supremacy. And some Persian Gulf monarchies see something even more unsettling: a future where the protection they once purchased with looted oil wealth may no longer guarantee their survival. So, the same states that launch military operations from their territory against Iran, ask the world to believe they are innocent bystanders. And that contradiction is becoming harder and harder to hide, because the real question is no longer who fired the missiles. The real question is who built the battlefield in the first place. And increasingly, the answer points not outward, but inward, toward regimes that opened their doors to foreign militaries while claiming to defend the region. History has a way of exposing these contradictions. And when it does, narratives collapse faster than air defenses.

صحيفة ديلي تلجراف المقرَّبة من اليمين الأمريكي تطرح مقارنة صادمة: ترمب يواجه خطر تكرار أزمة السويس الخاصة به. أزمة السويس 1956 لم تنتهِ بهزيمة عسكرية؛ بريطانيا وفرنسا كانتا متفوقتين ميدانيًّا، لكنهما فشلتا في توقُّع التداعيات الاقتصادية، فواجهتا هروب رؤوس الأموال وانهيار أسعار الصرف، وانتهت الأزمة بأسوأ إذلال سياسي تعرَّضتا له منذ 1940. التفوق العسكري لم يحمِهما من الانهيار الاقتصادي. واشنطن اليوم تبدو في موقف مشابه؛ ترمب شنّ هجومه على إيران دون أن يكون مستعدًّا بوضوح للتداعيات الاقتصادية الناجمة عنه. النفط عند 117 دولارًا، والأسواق العالمية خَسِرت 3 تريليونات، والاقتصاد الأمريكي يَفْقد وظائفه ويرتفع نفطه، فيما لا تزال واشنطن تبحث عن تعريف للانتصار. الدرس الذي لم يتعلَّمه الغرب من السويس: الحروب لا تُكسَب فقط في الميدان، بل بقدرة من يشنّها على تحمّل فاتورتها الاقتصادية.

🚨 US is dismantling its THAAD and Patriot Systems from South Korea to send it to the Middle East. ▪️ In 2017, South Korea sacrificed its diplomatic and economic relations with China to host US THAAD. ▪️ Chinese tourism to South Korea, worth billions of dollars, was abruptly stopped due to diplomatic standoff. ▪️K-Pop was banned in China. ▪️ Hyundai and Kia had to close their factories in China, ultimately losing their market shares in China. ▪️ South Korea lost billions of dollars of exports to China in order to host US THAAD and Patriot Systems. 📍Now, US has dismantled its THAAD and Patriot Missile Systems in South Korea and is sending to Middle East.

🇪🇺🚨 BREAKING: EU hits Iran with new sanctions. 19 officials and organizations targeted. Kaja Kallas announces. Cameras roll. Statements made. So far, zero sanctions against the US or Israel. Not one. Not ever. The same EU that rushes to sanction Iran has never sanctioned the country that bombs Iran. The same EU that condemns Tehran has never condemned Tel Aviv. The US bombs schools in Tehran. No sanctions. Israel kills children in Gaza. No sanctions. The EU stays silent. The EU sends weapons. The EU calls it partnership. The message is clear: sanctions are for enemies. Allies get a pass. Always have. Always will. The world notices. The double standard is the policy. The silence is the accomplice.

عـــاجل 🚨: شروط وقف إطلاق النار الإيرانية، وهي جادةٌ للغاية: — تسليم نتنياهو للمحكمة الجنائية الدولية — الانسحاب إلى حدود 7 أكتوبر — إلغاء خطة ترامب لغزة — رفع جميع العقوبات، وإعادة الأموال المجمدة — الاعتراف بالحقوق النووية الإيرانية — الانسحاب من لبنان وسوريا واليمن — إخلاء جميع القواعد الأمريكية من الأراضي العربية — يجب على ترامب تقديم اعتذار علني لخامنئي — تعويض إيران عن كل عقوبة فُرضت عليها ثم ختموا كلامهم بالقول: "هذا ليس بالأمر العظيم عند الله". هذه ليست قائمة لوقف إطلاق النار، بل وثيقة استسلام مُقدمة لأقوى جيش في العالم. والأمر المثير للدهشة؟ بعد تعطيل الرادار الأمريكي، وتسليح مضيق هرمز، ورفض جميع دعوات وقف إطلاق النار، قد يكون لديهم بالفعل النفوذ الكافي للوفاء بوعدهم.

Israelis no longer receiving proper warnings of Iranian strikes. Iran has wiped out the entire US THAAD and Patriot radar system in the Gulf using $50k drones. It will cost billions and take a decade to replace. I pieced together all the satellite photos of the strikes & bases.

BREAKING: WOW! A reporter bravely calls Trump out to his face after he falsely accused Iran of bombing the Iranian school that he destroyed: "Why are you the only person saying this?" This is EXACTLY what we need from White House journalists! "Footage shows that a Tomahawk missile likely destroyed that Iranian girls' school. So will the US accept any responsibility?" the first reporter asked. "Well, I haven't seen it and I will say that the Tomahawk, which is one of the most powerful weapons around, is used by, you know is sold and used by other countries, you know that. And whether it's Iran, who also has some Tomahawks, they wish they had more, but uh... Whether it's Iran or somebody else. The fact that a Tomahawk— A Tomahawk is very generic. It's sold to other countries. But, uh, that's being investigated right now," Trump said. In reality, the export of Tomahawk missiles is tightly controlled by the United States. Only America, the United Kingdom, Australia, and the Netherlands currently use the weapon. The suggestion that Iran has access to them is patently absurd. The blatant falsehood from the president set up a knockout punch from another reporter— "Mr. President, you just suggested that Iran somehow got its hands on a Tomahawk and bombed its own elementary school on the first day of the war, but you're the only person in your government saying this," said the reporter. "Even your Defense Secretary wouldn't say that when he was asked, standing over your shoulder on your plane on Saturday. Why are you the only person saying this?" "Because I just don't know enough about it," said Trump. "I think it's something that I was told is under investigation, but Tomahawks are used by others, as you know... Numerous other nations have Tomahawks. They buy them from us, but I will certainly, whatever the report shows, I'm willing to live with that report." Trump is lying because he doesn't want to own up to the fact that he murdered at least 165 people when a U.S. missile struck a school in Minab, Iran as part of a war of choice that he launched on behalf of Israel. The administration scrambled to claim that the horrific incident was caused by an Iranian rocket or missile misfiring, but new footage has emerged proving that it was an American Tomahawk. It's now irrefutable that the United States killed those schoolchildren. This is the kind of evil that never washes out and no matter how much Trump lies about it, this will be a defining pillar of a legacy. He's the president who killed children in a pointless and illegal war and then refused to even admit to it. Please ❤️ and share to demand that the United States take accountability!

🚨 Switzerland just declared US-Israeli attacks on Iran a violation of international law. Switzerland. The country that hasn’t taken a side in a conflict since 1815. An elementary school bombed. A boys’ school. Freshwater desalination plants. Oil refineries blanketed in acid rain. A civilian airport destroyed. Scores of children dead. When your war crimes are so egregious that Switzerland stops being neutral — You have lost the moral authority of the entire world. Spain said no. The UAE demanded answers. London marched. NYC marched. Switzerland broke 200 years of neutrality. And Trump is at a golf resort. 🔴 Live updates: allenanalysis.com

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷🇦🇪 UAE billionaire Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor just humiliatingly dismissed Senator Lindsey Graham in the most eloquent way possible. Graham's calling for Gulf states to join the war. Says they're "under attack" and need to fight alongside the US. Al Habtoor's response: "We know full well why we are under attack, and we also know who dragged the entire region into this dangerous escalation without consulting those he calls his 'allies.'" In other words: You started this war without asking us. Now you want us to fight it for you? No! The money shot: Graham said Iran and Venezuela together hold 31% of global oil reserves. That if the U.S. takes control, it's a "nightmare for China" and America would "make a lot of money." Al Habtoor: "Only then does the picture become clear. And only then do we understand why they want this war." Not about freedom. Not about security. Oil and money. Graham said it himself. "We do not need your protection. All we want from you is to keep your hands off us. We invest in our security and pay billions of dollars for these weapons. This is an industry that thrives on wars and arms sales, not a charitable endeavor." The kill shot: "Senator Graham: You may be a senator in the U.S. Senate, but anyone who hears your statements might think you're a member of the Israeli Knesset, because you defend Israel's interests more than you defend the interests of the American people themselves. We will not enter this war to serve the interests of others, nor will we sacrifice our sons in a conflict that could have been avoided through diplomacy and political solutions. We want peace and stability. We will not accept being forced down the path of war, nor will we accept being fuel for others' battles." The Gulf-U.S. alliance just cracked in public. Over oil. Over being used. Over being told to sacrifice their people for American profits and Israeli security. Meanwhile, the UAE is treating its residents and tourists like their own nationals (Arabs, Israelis, Europeans, Americans, and Asians alike), and resiliently ensuring their airports, ports and infrastructure operate flawlessly. Not lost on them is the media wars being played to bait them into joining a war they never wanted in the first place. @KhalafAlHabtoor

Delusional as ever, Israeli authorities marketed this week as the start of a 'return to normal, with caution' (in Israel the week begins on Sunday, not Monday like Christendom). What they got instead, after days of typical Zionist macho braggadocio, is a painful slap in the face, marking the early onset of the realization this war was not going to be fast, easy, or pain free. The real heavy, existential fear hasn't settled in yet: denial is a Zionist superpower coalescing all parts of society into a sanity-resistance hardened block, shielded by the world's leading delusion-defense technologies. But this weekend Israel caused terrible damages and pain in Tehran, and Iran finished dismantling American early warning and radar systems in West Asia. The Iranians have now the burning motivation and the comfort of targeting Israel at will as payback, and as a means of striking terror into the hearts of Israelis. There is little cause for doubt they will make full use of this set of circumstances that they have created through careful strategic work. The big boom that actually shatters Israelis' smugness is a matter of days or hours now. - On the northern front things are even more complicated: soldiers are dying and getting severely hurt without achieving any progress. IDF soldiers are either mental, broken or both after 2.5 years of constant dread and deployment and a lifelong of deranged racist brainwashing. Israel's miracle weapon, the laser drone interceptor, is not working, and the IDF just yesterday said it was not ruling out evacuating population from frontline settlements (except the entirety of the country is frontline now). The great wall of Zionist denial has not come down yet, but its showing clear signs of excessive stress. The second week of this war may accomplish this job. By the end of this, fear will be very real in Israel, damages will be undeniable, and the war will have still barely begun, - Kids are not going to school, and many people are not going to work in occupied Palestine. 100,000 have been mobilized into active reserve service, and this number will definitely increase substantially soon. The economic toll of this war will become very palpable very fast: I saw a headline yesterday stating that first five days of this war cost as much as the 12 days in June. It will be many hundreds of billions in damages in a month or two - in a global financial environment in freefall

Iranian have switched to Chinese Beidou-3 navigation and 2-way datalink with their drones and ballistic missiles. Out smarting the US and Israeli in terms of situational awareness and flexibility of battlefield response. x.com/Ignis_Rex/stat…

The United States has spent EIGHT TRILLION DOLLARS fighting and policing in the Middle East. Thousands of our Great Soldiers have died or been badly wounded. Millions of people have died on the other side. GOING INTO THE MIDDLE EAST IS THE WORST DECISION EVER MADE.....

BRILLIANT PIECE on IRAN !!!!! Alon Mizrahi, an Israeli journalist, one of the most worthy Jews in the world: "We are witnessing history. Iran, to everyone's surprise, is destroying American bases so thoroughly, on such a large scale, and so decisively that the world is not ready for this. In 4 days, Iran has managed to expand its sphere of military dominance in the region. Iran has destroyed the most valuable and expensive military bases, property, and equipment in the entire world. The American bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia are among the largest military facilities in the entire world. These facilities have cost trillions of dollars over several decades to build. We are talking about the fact that the bulk of the military spending that has been made over more than 30 years has gone up in smoke. We see radars costing hundreds of millions of dollars each being destroyed in an instant. We see entire military bases being abandoned and burned, looted, and destroyed. And I'm telling you, as far as I know, the U.S. has never suffered such destruction in its entire history, except perhaps for Pearl Harbor, but that was just one attack. No enemy in a conventional war has ever done this to American military forces as Iran is doing right now. It's hard to believe. The military situation is so serious that censorship is blocking almost all new information about this war. If you've noticed, we're getting less and less information every day. Thirty-five years ago, during the first Iraqi war, we were shown endless footage from Iraq. Back then, smart bombs and cameras were a novelty, but every night we were shown night-time footage. Now we hardly see any videos at all. Understand this! Supposedly, this is the world's largest military power, with the world's largest air capabilities, and on the fourth day of the U.S. offensive, supposedly and supposedly breaking through Iranian defenses, we don't see any signs of American dominance in the Iranian sky. Where are all the video recordings of our planes flying over Tehran or any other part of Iran, for that matter? American soldiers can't even dream of setting foot on Iranian soil. And to understand how desperate this war is, on the fourth day you're already hearing the most insane proposals and ideas from the Trump administration. They're proposing sending military escorts for oil tankers leaving the Persian Gulf. What are you even talking about! You want to send American ships into the zone of destruction of thousands of Iranian missiles? NOW no one can get through the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranians have been preparing for this for decades. They're flaunting the idea of arming Kurdish militias to invade Iran. What the hell are you talking about? Have you seen a map of Iran!? It seems the Trump administration has never seen a map of Iran! Do you know how vast it is? What does it mean to invade Iran!? Do you think a militia of 10,000 people could invade Iran!? Or even 50,000? Or 100,000? Iran will swallow them up. The U.S. and Israel have already lost this war. The U.S. and Israel can kill millions of civilians in their homes. They have powerful bombs and can blow up buildings, but they won't win this war. Iran's military infrastructure and weaponry is deep underground all over IRAN. Neither the Americans nor, especially, the Israelis have any chance of reaching any of it. They're in deep shit. They started something they have no chance of finishing. When this all ends, the U.S. will never return to West Asia. There will be no American presence in the Middle East. I'm telling you this now with certainty." t.me/Palestinianspi…

🇪🇺Europe needs 700 LNG cargoes this summer 🚢 💰The bill just jumped $13.6 billion in one week When Russia invaded Ukraine, Europe replaced 40% of its gas supply almost overnight. 🇷🇺Russian pipelines went dark. 🇺🇸US LNG stepped in. That shift worked, but it created a new vulnerability. Europe went from depending on pipelines to depending on shipping routes and global LNG markets. Right now, that vulnerability is getting stress-tested.. Here's the situation: Europe needs to secure roughly 700 LNG cargoes (67 bcm) this summer just to refill underground storage to safe levels before next winter. That's 180 cargoes more than last year, because storage will end March at only 22–27% full, compared to a 5 year average of 41%. Why so low? A colder winter, less Russian pipeline gas, and higher consumption. Some of that 67 bcm will come from Norwegian and Algerian pipelines. ⚠️ But most must be LNG, bought in direct competition with Asia. Then the Hormuz/Qatar crisis hit. The US war with Iran forced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Drone strikes on Qatar's Ras Laffan terminals halted LNG production. → Qatar supplies 20% of global LNG → Almost all Qatari LNG flows through Hormuz → Tanker traffic strangled and Production offline. The cost impact is brutal LNG's share of Europe's gas supply is expected to go higher. That means Europe is now structurally more exposed to: → Global shipping chokepoints (Hormuz, Suez, Bab al-Mandab) → Middle East geopolitics → Bidding wars with Asia for the same cargoes With Qatar curtailed and Hormuz risky, Europe must pull harder on US and Atlantic Basin cargoes just as asian countries (more exposed) If the outages last, we're looking at bidding war. Europe solved its Russian pipeline dependency by creating a new dependency on LNG shipping lanes and Middle East supply. When Russia cut the pipes, Europe could pivot to LNG. But when a chokepoint like Hormuz closes or a major supplier like Qatar goes offline, there's no fast pivot. You just pay more and hope the cargoes show up. #Europe #gas #Russia #Qatar #LNG

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🚨 A prominent security researcher claims to have found a decade-old vulnerability rated 9.9 that affects all GNU/Linux systems, allowing attackers to gain control of vulnerable devices. #CyberSecurity #Vulnerability #GNU #Linux Read: hackread.com/old-vulnerabil…

From a cybersecurity friend: “It’s pretty damning how plenty of boards at companies listen to a CISO report; smile and nod; and they have no idea what 80% things on the report mean. Despite cybersecurity being the biggest operational risk at tech companies.”