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🇮🇷🇰🇼 While the world's attention was fixed on the U.S. rescue mission in Iran, something bigger was happening out of sight. The IRGC was launching a wave of missiles and drones targeting the underlying systems that keep Kuwait's economy running. Satellite imagery revealed fires at Kuwait’s Sabiya Thermal Power Plant, alongside strikes on the Burgan and Sabriya oil fields. On the surface, this resembles a familiar exchange of blows. In reality, it reflects a more deliberate strategy: pressure the infrastructure that sustains both civilian life and energy production. Sabiya is not just another facility on the grid. It is one of Kuwait’s largest sources of both electricity and desalinated water, making it indispensable in a country where natural freshwater is virtually nonexistent. Damage there does more than disrupt power. It threatens water supply, especially during peak summer demand, placing immediate strain on millions of residents. The implications extend beyond civilian hardship. Energy production itself depends on stable power and water inputs, meaning even indirect hits can ripple through the broader system. That logic becomes clearer at Burgan. As the world’s second-largest conventional oil field, it accounts for roughly half of Kuwait’s total output. Rather than targeting wells directly, Iran struck gathering centers, the midstream nodes that collect crude from hundreds of wells, separate oil, gas, and water, and prepare it for transport. These facilities are less visible than drilling sites but far more central to continuity. When they are disrupted, production does not need to be destroyed to be stopped; it simply can't move. Even short interruptions can force shutdowns, delay exports, and tighten supply. Sabriya, meanwhile, represents Kuwait’s future capacity. It is a key northern development area and an important source of natural gas for domestic power generation. Strikes there don't just affect current output; they complicate long-term expansion and energy security. Taken together, the pattern is difficult to ignore. This is not random targeting but a coordinated focus on the full hydrocarbon chain, from power generation to processing to production. Kuwait is a central player in OPEC and a critical node in global energy markets. Pressuring its infrastructure, even without catastrophic damage, is the last thing energy markets need at the moment.

JUST IN: Germany now requires all men aged 17-45 to get permission from the military before leaving the country for more than 3 months.

John McAfee on the Deep State in the U.S: "Is there a deep state? Yes! Can we fire these people? No. Can presidents fire them? No." "It's designed this way so political parties and political interests cannot affect the deep states. Do you understand the nightmare of our situation, people?" "The deep state does control America." "Wake up people. Use some common f'ing sense."

ÚLTIMA HORA: El CEO de Palantir, Alex Karp, compró un búnker de lujo de 46 millones de dólares en Miami, que cuenta con su propia policía privada y entre cuyos vecinos figuran Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg y Jared Kushner - Miaminewtime.🎯

I don't know who still needs to hear this, but Donald Trump is intentionally leading the world to a devastating global recession that will last a decade minimum, all the while gaslighting the American people, while manipulating world markets and profiting off the outcomes. It really is as simple as that.

Estados Unidos bloquea Cuba x casi 70 años. Los fachos: "No existe el bloqueo. Si el comunismo fuera tan fuerte no necesitaría comerciar, que se mantengan con sus propios recursos" Irán bloquea el Estrecho de Ormuz x unos días. Los fachos: "¡Ayuda, nuestra economía! Hipócritas.

🇹🇼🇮🇷 Taiwan’s chip empire just got a brutal wake up call TSMC the company that makes 90% of the world’s most advanced chips is 100% hooked on helium + LNG that sail straight through the Strait of Hormuz. Helium (critical for cooling wafers & lithography). About 60% to 70% comes from Qatar now offline. LNG (powers about 40% of Taiwan’s electricity). About 33% to 35% from Qatar same chokepoint. Taiwan has only 11 days of storage. Why this is a critical issue? One prolonged Hormuz mess = immediate price spikes, fab slowdowns, and global chip shortages. No quick alternatives. Taiwan just became the biggest collateral damage in the Gulf chaos. Source: Fitch Ratings

BREAKING: OpenAI will pause development of its erotic “adult mode” chatbot following concerns from investors.