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Developments in the American-Israeli war on Iran indicate we are heading toward escalation Analysis English Subtitles

The Habshan gas facilities, the biggest gas processing site in the United Arab Emirates, suffered "significant damage" in an Iranian drone strike overnight. At least one worker was killed in the strike, and operations have been shuttered.

BREAKING: In a high-stakes regional meeting held in Riyadh on March 19, the UAE reportedly told fellow Arab and Muslim states that Iran must be defeated “by any means necessary,” including the potential use of nuclear force. Diplomatic fault lines also emerged during the talks, with Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, and the UAE opposing Pakistan’s push to include a condemnation of Israel in the joint statement. In the aftermath, relations between the UAE and Pakistan have sharply deteriorated. The UAE has reportedly demanded the return of all financial deposits and loans extended to Pakistan. Islamabad is now moving to repay the funds immediately. The developments were reported by Absar Alam, a senior Pakistani journalist with well-placed sources in the ruling party and security establishment.

Kaine: The message that I wanted to deliver here because the Iranians monitor U.S. Media pretty darn carefully, is if this second pilot is rescued, treat him or her in accord with international humanitarian law about prisoners. Many are making the case that the US actions to strike downed survivors of attacks in the caribbean or pacific or the striking of civilian infrastructure in Iran are violations of international law. If Iran shows that it will follow international humanitarian law in the treatment of this pilot, should they should they seize him, that would be a very strong statement that we ought to we ought to always follow rules, especially with respect to survivors of attacks like this.

CSAR showed some huge balls today. This thing is alot dicer than it may even appear, lots of aircraft are taking fire. One reaper shot down.

One of the most surprising things about this war are the heavy and ongoing Iranian attacks on Kuwait. Kuwait has had mostly good relations with Iran, and definitively had not been at the forefront of those critical of Iran, not least because of Kuwait's history with its neighbours, its political system, and its particular foundational contract in which both originally Persian speakers and Shii Muslims are a sizeable and very important part of the population. Still, Kuwait has been attacked more often than any other Gulf State apart from the UAE, and some of these attacks have caused significant damage. Today's attack on a water desalination plant is really an attack on the entire population of the country. I mean, who doesn't like Kuwait? What is going on here? Kuwait blamed Iran, Iran blamed Israel for the strike. This is under-reported, as events in Kuwait have been for so long.

Wake up babe, a new Iran movie trolling Pete Hegseth just dropped

To my Iranian friends: Don't worry about destroyed infrastructure. They can all be rebuilt quickly, and trillions of dollars of foreign investment will pour into a free Iran. Worry about one thing only: If *YOU* don't topple the regime and let it survive.

Eventually missile crews stop showing up to work if it's a de facto suicide mission.

BREAKING: In a high-stakes regional meeting held in Riyadh on March 19, the UAE reportedly told fellow Arab and Muslim states that Iran must be defeated “by any means necessary,” including the potential use of nuclear force. Diplomatic fault lines also emerged during the talks, with Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain, and the UAE opposing Pakistan’s push to include a condemnation of Israel in the joint statement. In the aftermath, relations between the UAE and Pakistan have sharply deteriorated. The UAE has reportedly demanded the return of all financial deposits and loans extended to Pakistan. Islamabad is now moving to repay the funds immediately. The developments were reported by Absar Alam, a senior Pakistani journalist with well-placed sources in the ruling party and security establishment.

BREAKING: Jordan's parliament speaker calls for a post-war joint defense and economic treaty encompassing the Arab world to defend against Iran, who he says is considering reviving the Persian Empire and wants to incite Shiites across the Arab world