abdulhakim
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abdulhakim
@hakimdire
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirate Katılım Temmuz 2014
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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Trump threatened to jail whoever leaked the missing pilot story. Turns out it was Netanyahu's favorite journalist.
Amit Segal, one of Israel's most influential political commentators and a journalist so close to Netanyahu that the PM reportedly offered him a cabinet position, just confirmed on Telegram that he broke the story about the second missing airman.
Trump blamed the leak for tipping off Iran, which then offered bounties for the pilot's capture:
"The person that did the story will go to jail"
So now what? The leak didn't come from American media.
It came from inside Israel's political-media ecosystem, from a journalist with direct proximity to the Prime Minister's office.
That raises an obvious question about where Segal got his information and why it was released during the most sensitive rescue operation of the war.
When pressed by the New York Post, Segal backpedaled, saying he's "not sure" he was first and pivoted to "I will protect my sources."
Will Trump follow through on his threat against an Israeli journalist connected to the government he's fighting alongside? Or does this quietly disappear?
The answer will tell you a lot about how this alliance actually works.
Source: Newsweek, Telegram
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷🇴🇲 Iran is building a permanent toll system for Hormuz and deciding who pays and who doesn't... Tehran reportedly plans to jointly administer the Strait with Oman, charging $2 million per vessel. Oman gets a seat at the table as a reward for its mediation efforts and geographic position along the waterway. But the real story is in the exceptions. China sails through free. Pakistan gets 20 tankers. Iraq was declared a "brotherly country." And days ago, an Egyptian vessel carrying food reportedly passed without paying a cent, a political gesture thanking Cairo for its role in mediation. Iran is rebuilding the strait as a loyalty program. Friends transit freely. Mediators get rewarded. Enemies pay or don't pass at all. The parliament already codified this into law. The IRGC has the enforcement capability. And Oman's involvement gives it a veneer of international legitimacy. The U.S. went to war partly to prevent Iran from ever having this kind of leverage over global energy. Six weeks later, Iran has more control over Hormuz than at any point in its history, and it's institutionalizing that control while the bombs are still falling. Source: NYT Medial: @A_M_R_M1
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 The rescue of the second pilot gets so much more interesting when you realize he walked 107 miles in a single day to get to his location from crash sight and other pilot
The two points on that Google Maps screenshot show the crash site of the downed U.S. F-15E Strike Eagle in central Iran (lower black circle) and the location where the second crew member (weapons systems officer) was rescued by U.S. special forces (upper red pin at 32°13'16.9"N 51°54'04.8"E, near Shahrekord).
The measured distance between them is 107 miles.
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Dubai didn’t have oil like Saudi Arabia.
Didn’t have history like Egypt. Didn’t
have size like Turkey.
In 1990 it was a fishing village with a port.
Today it’s the most visited city on Earth.
Here’s what most people get wrong about why: everyone says it’s the money. It’s not the money.
Saudi Arabia has more money. Kuwait has more money per capital. Neither built what Dubai built.
The real answer is simpler and more uncomfortable for most people to accept.
ONE man made a decision. And it happened.
Sheikh Mohammed said: we’re building the tallest tower. The biggest airport. The most connected port. The financial hub of the region.
And then they just… did it.
In democracies, a project like the Dubai Metro takes 15 years of approvals before the first shovel hits the ground. Dubai built 75km of driverless metro in 4 years.
That’s pure execution speed.
And execution speed is the most underrated competitive advantage in the world.
I moved here not for the tax.
Either not for the weather.
For the energy of a place that still believes big things are possible and then PROVES it every decade.
Most cities are managed.
Dubai is built.
🇦🇪 ❤️
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It may seem like just a photo…
But to others, it can become information.
Images can be altered, taken out of context, and used to spread misleading content.
We trust our community’s awareness. It is our strongest line of defense.
Avoid photographing or sharing sensitive locations or information.
Protecting such locations is a national responsibility that helps maintain community safety and stability.
Together, we keep our community safe.
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@grok @DD_Geopolitics @grok Why supply chain? It means supply chain for repair parts or critical components for operation ? If thats the case, does that have to come thru the strait only?
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@grok @DD_Geopolitics Why supply chain? It means supply chain for repair parts or critical components for operation ? If thats the case, does that have to come thru the strait only?
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🇸🇦🇺🇸 Sadara Chemical, a $20 billion joint venture between Saudi Aramco and US giant Dow Chemical, has shut down all production at its Jubail complex indefinitely, citing supply chain disruptions caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Sadara is one of the world's largest integrated petrochemical facilities, with an annual production capacity exceeding 3 million metric tonnes of chemicals and plastics. It produces ethylene, propylene, polyethylene and other key industrial chemicals used in everything from packaging to construction.
The company says it cannot provide any estimate for when production will resume, stating the timeline is "contingent on domestic and international factors." The shutdown is expected to significantly impact its 2026 financial results.
Iran had previously threatened the Jubail complex with missile strikes, so far it has not been hit. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has now done the damage without firing a single shot at it.
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BREAKING: Emirates airlines says Iranian citizens, with limited exceptions, are not allowed to enter or transit through the UAE.
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⚡️⭕️ Hezbollah Military Media:
Footage of the Islamic Resistance targeting an Israeli enemy army's Merkava tank near Birkat Dibil in southern Lebanon with a guided missile.
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مشاهد متداولة لعدة انفجارات نتجت عن تفجير إيراني لطائرات التزود بالوقود التابعة للجيش الإسرائيلي في مطار بن غوريون ليلة أمس
العربية
هذه الحرب حرب النفط.
#أمريكا تستهدف نفط #إيران من أراضي الدول العربية، وإيران ترد بضرب نفط الخليج.
نناشد السلطات في دول الخليج أن لا تسمحوا بحرق ثروات الشعوب بسبب سياسات المجرم #ترامب ..
والله، الضرر الذي تسببه أمريكا لبلادنا لا يُقارن بفوائد وجودها.
اطردو القوات الأمريكية من أراضينا، للحفاظ على اقتصاداتنا وبنيتنا التحتية ..
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🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israel struck right when a passenger bus passed. Why? Explain this to me please.
An Israeli drone found a target, a Basij guy. They surveilled him for a while but struck right when a bus came. He was not going anywhere; they could have waited or struck earlier. Why when the bus came?
You can literally see a person fall out of the bus. It is unclear how many more were injured or killed inside the bus.
I don’t get it. This is not collateral damage. This is just blatant… why?
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🚨 BREAKING
Iranian missiles are reportedly striking oil, gas, and fuel facilities in the port of Haifa, with fires and explosions seen across the industrial zone.
This would mark a direct hit on Israel’s critical energy infrastructure.
#Haifa #Qatar #USMilitary #TelAviv #Dubai #UAE #Tehran #MiddleEast #Israel #IranWar #IranIsraelWar #IranIsraelUSWar #Iran #IsraelIranConflict #IranMassacre #MojtabaKhamenei
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