Alexei Arora

My latest, for RT "By maintaining cordial relations with almost all sides in the conflict, India was able to evacuate its citizens safely, purchase discounted Russian crude, & continue development of Rupee-Ruble, all while not bearing any significant blowback from the West"

Just like people around my age have no living memory of 9/11 as we were just babies, the same applies for those born after 2008 who haven’t experienced 26/11 & the financial crises that followed As they turn 18+, it’s important to get such statements to their screens to remind them of how bad it was before they were born

there is a reason why boomer uncles love modi more than their wife, they saw endia being ruled by these sold out pussies.

Not sure if people remember but during the Syrian Civil War, 4chan users found a rebel training camp using pure autism, paged it to a Russian army official, who then ordered successful airstrikes We’re now seeing similar stuff on Twitter with autists giving Israeli coordinates to Iran

Kulbhushan Yadav was kidnapped by Mulla Omar Irani of Jaish Al Adl, A Sunni terrorist outfit which is a successor to Jundaullah. He was then handed over to ISI. Both of these terrorist groups are anti Iran and have perpetrated terrorist acts against it. Who funded Jundaullah ? Israel and US Lmao

@ShazCoder Happy birthday king!

Turned 30 today. And just like that the 20s flew away. Here's hoping for a good decade.

Go through the comments. Every one that was crying about Iranian schoolkids a few days ago are suddenly okay with civilian deaths because they're jews.

Where are the geniuses who laughed when I asserted (for years) that the F-35 is riddled with backdoors and kill switches?

Dhurandhar this, Dhurandhar that, can I just get a well-researched movie on Skandagupta's campaign against the Kidarite Huns? The Imperial conditions, the political drama back home, the military action, it would all make such a good plot for a movie.

Is it bad when the Vice Admiral who was *checks notes* in charge of naval planning for CENTCOM says that a ground operation into Iran is a horrendous idea?

It is physically impossible for anyone to know whether Gulf central banks are currently selling gold. That data does not exist yet in any public reporting system. Anyone asserting they know what Gulf central banks did with their gold reserves in the last three weeks is fabricating it, because neither the IMF, the WGC, SAMA, CBUAE, CBK, nor QCB have released that data.

How. Convenient.

@bwoahbwo May have missed this. Thank you

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This explains how RT & Sputnik have not only been more diligent in its reporting of this issue (unlike the uncanny loud silence from most of Indian media), but also how they were one of the first to verify that those arrested were indeed foreign intelligence agents

People don’t fully realize how bad things are going to get for everyone. Israel and the U.S. (which denies involvement) struck Iran’s South Pars gas field. In response, Iran targeted Qatar’s North Field. These are two halves of the same reservoir the largest natural gas field on the planet. This single shared field spans about 9,700 km², roughly the size of Qatar itself, and contributes close to 20% of global LNG supply. It took decades and around $70 billion to build the infrastructure. And now, both sides of it have been hit. Even more concerning this field is only about 10% depleted. That means 90% of its gas is still underground. In simple terms, a huge portion of the world’s future energy supply has just become impossible to access. Roughly 35–50% of India’s LNG imports come from here. We are not talking about a short-term disruption. Damage at this scale could take years, possibly a decade, to fully recover from. And the bigger truth is, the global energy landscape may have just been permanently altered for the worse. From an energy perspective, this is dangerously close to a worst-case scenario. Rationing and energy export bans may start appearing in many countries soon. India could follow likely after upcoming state elections pass. Trump knows he messed up. You can believe his denial of involvement in hitting Iran’s South Pars if you want, but realistically, there is almost no chance a strike of this sensitivity happens without full visibility from U.S. Central Command. Operations in that region don’t happen in isolation. At this point, it looks like the U.S. has lost control of its own foreign policy direction. The greatest miscalculation for Trump may not have been the strike itself but allowing the situation to escalate into this war in the first place. He thought Iran, weakened by sanctions, internal pressure, and prior U.S.–Israeli strikes on its nuclear infrastructure, would quickly fold and unconditionally surrender after initial shocks, including high-level assassinations. But that assumption now looks flawed. Instead of collapse, Iran responds with escalation. That is why a bully like Trump is posting “NO MORE ATTACKS WILL BE MADE” But it will be extremely difficult for Iran to return to any meaningful dialogue with US since they have repeatedly shifted from negotiations to military action.

This is all kabuki theater. America does this fake randi rona every time only to end up supporting Pakistan. Also Gabbard, who was virulently anti war when running for president, ended up endorsing Trump’s attacks on Iran I don’t trust anyone in his administration one bit

The Ukranian Foreign Ministry has upped the diplomatic ante by taking an aggressive public position on the issue instead of dealing with it more discreetly. Asking the arrested Ukrainians to be released forthwith is being presumptuous. This suggests that they have stakes in covering up the matter, which means they want to prevent a thorough investigation that could prove embarrassing for the Ukranian regime.

@rue_du_four In many ways yes. My post is just a general suggestion an isn’t meant for any panic. The Indian market in dollar terms hasn’t given the best of results unless you do stock picking. Cheaper rupee is good for exports but not for the money in one’s mutual fund

@AlexeiArora Long term trend of rupee value falling cos of reasons outside of GOI control

Keeping any form of savings in INR is sadly going to result in depletion. INR is going to 100 against USD sooner than most people think. This war is just going to exacerbate it. Access to U.S. equities & precious metals will help, but even US T-bills will yield well relatively

UAE will bounce back. I've been in Doha during that time when all GCC countries ganged up and isolated Qatar. Doha was a ghost town with empty malls and sale/letting boards all over. It bounced back.