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@JamesPatton_1 @_GlobeObserver How about cutting ties with Izrael? This would greatly improve things for everyone. Why would EU leaders want to support a country who conducted genocide on Palestine and caused a massive havoc in the Middle East?

@_GlobeObserver Liberal leaders in the EU will bend to Iran's empty threats. The EU needs to grow a backbone

BREAKING: Iran has offered the European Union an agreement for transit through the Strait of Hormuz.

@VividProwess Karma

In the past 24 hours, the Islamic regime in Iran has launched 14 ballistic missile attacks toward Israeli cities, many of these missiles carry warheads with hundreds of kilograms of explosives. Standing with Israel is the most moral thing anyone can do.

@OrenMarmorstein You made a mess, then deal with it, it's your responsibility. Stop trying to drag other countries into this circus.

Look at this. This is in Israel today. And this could be Rome, Berlin or Paris.

@Mishi_2210 A couple went for a picnic. It doesn't say all the other people, sons, sisters etc. went for a picnic. Just 2 people; dudes read the question and a statement WHO went for a picnic....

@RoshanBunny88 @NEXT_HD24 Listening to a Russian is equally stupid

🚨 BREAKING: 🇶🇦 Qatari Minister Lolwah Al-Khater to Trump and Netanyahu: “Stop speaking on our behalf. Stop using us as an excuse for your agendas. We don’t want you to ‘liberate’ us—we just want to be left alone. Stop fueling wars. It’s not our fault you failed in school and were educated by Hollywood—the world is not a movie.”

@ShaykhSulaiman Correction: a necessary STEP.

BREAKING: Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei: I request that our two brotherly countries, Afghanistan and Pakistan, establish better relations with each other for the sake of God and to prevent division among Muslims. For my part, I am ready to take the necessary steps.

@Pol_ScientistNG @_GlobeObserver Putin has been waiting for this for a long time

🚨 BREAKING: UAE HALTS NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION — OPERATIONS SUSPENDED AT MAJOR FACILITIES In a dramatic development, the United Arab Emirates has announced that its natural gas production has dropped to zero, with operations at its major gas facilities officially suspended. This unprecedented move comes amid escalating regional tensions and raises immediate concerns for global energy markets. The UAE, one of the world’s largest producers of natural gas, plays a critical role in supplying energy to the Middle East and beyond. The shutdown of production threatens to: Disrupt global energy supply chains, particularly for natural gas and electricity in neighboring regions. Trigger sharp increases in global energy prices, potentially pushing fuel costs even higher worldwide. Impact industries and consumers dependent on natural gas for power generation, manufacturing, and heating. Energy analysts warn that the UAE’s suspension could create ripple effects across global markets, with countries reliant on Gulf energy scrambling for alternatives. The move also signals growing vulnerability in a region already under pressure from geopolitical conflicts and military strikes targeting energy infrastructure. For now, details remain sparse on how long the shutdown will last and whether production can resume safely. Governments, companies, and investors are closely monitoring the situation, aware that any prolonged disruption could have far-reaching economic consequences. 📌 BOTTOM LINE The UAE’s zero gas production marks a significant escalation in the regional energy crisis. Beyond domestic impact, this move threatens global energy stability, highlighting how geopolitical tensions can immediately translate into economic and societal consequences worldwide.

@RishikeshDubey_ Source?