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Steve Bannon outlines the gravity of the current situation.
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🇷🇺🇰🇵The first train to North Korea departed from Moscow.
This is the longest railway route in the world - 10,000 kilometers, travel time 9 days.
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Russian Ministry of Defense:
During the past night, air defense systems on duty intercepted and destroyed 48 Ukrainian aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles:
14 – over the territory of the Bryansk region,
11 – over the territory of the Kursk region,
10 – over the territory of the Oryol region,
5 – over the territory of the Belgorod region,
3 – over the territory of the Tula region,
2 each – over the territories of the Kaluga region and the Moscow region,
1 – over the territory of Lipetsk region.
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China begins shipping mystery cargo to Iran after Israeli attack – The Telegraph
▪️The day after the Israeli strike, a cargo plane took off from China on Friday. The next day, a second plane took off from the coastal city. On Monday, another one, this time from Shanghai.
❗️ As they approached Iranian territory, the planes disappeared from radars.
▪️Each plane flew west through northern China, then crossed Kazakhstan, descended through Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan - and disappeared as they approached Iran.
▪️The flight plan indicated Luxembourg as the final destination, but the aircraft never approached European skies.
▪️According to aviation experts, the Boeing 747s used are typically used to transport military equipment, machinery and weapons .
- RVvoenkor
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The IDF has issued an alert in northern Israel due to the recorded penetration of "hostile aircraft." It has not yet been officially specified whose aircraft are being referred to, but in the context of recent events , it is logical to assume that we are talking about Iranian aviation activity , including the possible use of attack UAVs or fighter jets.
If the fact of Iranian aircraft appearing over northern Israel is confirmed, this means the following:
Firstly, the IRGC retained some combat-ready aircraft despite Israeli strikes on airfields.
Secondly, the operational situation is changing : up until now, Iran has been operating primarily with ballistics and UAVs and has been pinned down. Now it appears to be moving to active air operations , albeit limited in scale. This is either an attempt to inflict local damage or to test the IDF and air defense response to an unexpected direction.
Third, a window for attack has been created . Air routes through Lebanon, Syria or Iraq may be partially involved.
If the participation of Iranian platforms in the air intrusion is confirmed, this would be the first time that an Iranian strike has been carried into Israeli airspace in a new, unexpected plane for the IDF. This indicates an escalation of the conflict towards a direct, symmetrical exchange of strikes, and indicates that Iran is moving away from its position as a purely defensive party.
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U.S. Financier Stephen Lynch Pays Off Nord Stream 2 Debt to Creditors
American financier Stephen Lynch has reportedly settled the debt of Nord Stream 2 owed to its creditors, according to sources.
Analysts believe Lynch is attempting to purchase the pipeline in order to formally remove it from Russian influence. If successful, this would allow Russian gas to flow into Europe through a pipeline technically under U.S. control — turning a geopolitical liability into an asset for Washington.
The exact amount of the debt remains undisclosed, but Lynch is said to be highly determined — having spent the last six months traveling across Europe to push for the transfer of the pipeline’s jurisdiction to the United States.
multipolarmarket
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Trump gave Iran 24 hours to abandon its missile and nuclear programs and surrender - Reuters.
Suspect Iran doesn’t surrender.
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“We did not have any proof of a systematic effort to move into a nuclear weapon.”
- IAEA Director General affirms his agency’s findings about Iran’s nuclear program.
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New footage of the firing of the 240mm M1991 MLRS produced by the DPRK in service with the Russian army.
- Military Informant
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US Embassy in Jerusalem is closing for the next week.
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Israel is doing ‘the dirty work for all of us’ – German Chancellor Merz
Berlin happy to sit back while the IDF does the fighting, Merz admits
Some wars are ok apparently.
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2 U.S. B-2 stealth bombers likely departed from Whiteman Airbase in Missouri. The purpose of the flight is unknown, however the Wall Street Journal citing U.S. defence officials reports that they are conducting training.
- AMK Mapping
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Lod which is south of Ben Gurion airport.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei wrote: "The battle begins."
Another wave of missiles is said to have been fired
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Ukrainian instructors ‘CLOSELY’ cooperating with terrorists in Mali and Sudan — Chief of Officers Union for International Security Ivanov
Kiev using African conflicts as ‘TESTING grounds’ for drone tech
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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky leaves G7 summit in Canada without securing support he hoped for — The Wall Street Journal
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Flights operated by European airlines have been squeezed into a narrow air corridor by the war between Israel and Iran, adding to the industry’s challenges after a 787 crashed in India last week.
AF-KLM, Lufthansa and Wizz Air are among more than 150 carriers worldwide that have suspended flights or been forced into costly detours after airspace over Israel, Iraq and Jordan was closed last weekend.
Analysts said the disruption is particularly problematic for Euro airlines, which are already avoiding Russian airspace on flights to Asia, on account of the war between Russia and Ukraine.
The current situation was “more serious” because airlines now had a “really small corridor” in which to fly.
“We have to go around Russia already, so it does make it very difficult,”
Avoiding Russian airspace has already been costly for Euro carriers, many of which scaled back or suspended flights to Asia as a result. Chinese carriers still fly across Russia, while US airlines are able to fly across the Pacific
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Due to the rise in global oil prices, the issue of lowering the price ceiling for Russian oil has become less urgent, said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
Her words are quoted by AFP.
The publication recalls that in recent months, due to the trade war started by Donald Trump, prices have gone down and proposals have begun to be made to lower the ceiling to $45 per barrel. However, since the beginning of the Israeli strikes on Iran, the price has risen sharply again.
Von der Leyen acknowledged that at $60 the ceiling "had little effect, but in recent days we have seen the price of oil rise, so the ceiling at its current level is doing its job."
"So there is little pressure to lower the ceiling yet," she added.
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Asked Americans if the US military should get involved in the war in Iran.
Overall:
60% no
16% yes
Republicans:
53% no
23% yes
Trump voters in 2024:
53% no
19% yes
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Tucker just asked Ted Cruz a basic question—“How many people live in Iran?” Cruz froze.
He didn’t know.
Didn’t even guess.
He wants to unleash total chaos on a country he knows nothing about….. fu*k me
Then mistakenly admits the US is helping Israel bomb Iran. Ooops
American people are kind and lovely people but…. US politicians are some of the dumbest, most corrupt scumbags around.
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Hat tip to @rybar for surfacing this gem from the Anglo clown file. Because nothing screams “we’re losing control” like accusing Russia of hijacking the sun.
The UK government, in what reads like the fever dream of a MI6 scriptwriter overdosing on climate panic and Cold War reruns, is now floating the theory that Russia could use solar geoengineering as a weapon. Not tanks. Not cyberattacks. Not hypersonics. But clouds. Yes, clouds... painted as Putin’s newest weapon in the hybrid arsenal.
But peel back the absurdity and what you find is classic British misdirection. This has little to do with Russia and everything to do with laundering £50 million in experimental weather warfare projects through public fear. Sunlight isn’t being dimmed by Moscow, it’s being dimmed by Whitehall, with WEF et. Bill Gates’ fingerprints not far behind. Climate manipulation, repackaged as “emergency adaptation,” is fast becoming the next frontier of elite control.
Let’s call it what it is: climate imperialism for the technocratic aristocracy. And like all imperial projects, it must be wrapped in the veil of righteousness while quietly testing weapons-grade infrastructure under the guise of saving the planet. We’ve seen this movie before, from Vietnam’s Operation Popeye, where clouds were seeded to flood the Ho Chi Minh trail, to modern trials by Harvard-funded labs planning stratospheric aerosol injections. Always for the greater good, always off the radar.
And let’s not forget: the British press has always specialized in projection. Accuse Moscow of doing what you’re planning yourself. Before the ink dries on the ministerial letter, the public is already being softened up for a new doctrine: cloud-brightening for peace and, coincidentally, for profit. Geoengineering becomes both a budget line and a biopolitical weapon wrapped in green guilt.
But here’s the kicker: if sun-dimming is now framed as a tool of geopolitical sabotage, why is it still sunny over Kiev? Why do NATO-aligned skies stay mysteriously clear while Western labs test stratospheric dispersals with no public debate? The answer writes itself: certain agreements exist. Climate control, much like censorship and biosecurity, is only “dangerous” when it’s imagined to be in Russian hands.
This isn’t science fiction, it’s a mythological inversion. The Empire plays Prometheus, claiming to bring climate fire to humanity. But it ends up as Icarus, wings scorched by its own hubris. The only real “weaponization” happening is the slow, elite-driven transformation of the climate into a battlefield, where clouds are patents, sunlight is currency, and fear is the aerosol they disperse.
The Anglo elite are not afraid of Russia weaponizing the climate. They’re afraid the rest of the world will realize who already is. And once the Global Majority starts asking the right questions, the entire facade of “climate emergency” as a control vector starts to crack.
This isn’t about clouds. It’s about who controls the levers of perception, and who still believes they can dim the truth with the same arrogance they now aim at the sky.
- Gerry Nolan
Original: @rybar
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— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 WATCH: Earlier tonight, the IRGC tested an advanced 'Fattah-1' hypersonic missile against Israel's air defenses in Tel Aviv
In the above video, in total, 12 different Israeli interceptor missiles were launched, but due to the complex maneuvering and high speed of the Fattah-1, it passed through all of them.
Iran has barely used any of these advanced missiles during the recent barrages.
- Middle_East_Spectator
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🇺🇦Parishioners of the UOC Cathedral in Chernovtsi Defended the Temple
It is reported that the raider takeover has not been successful so far.
We are monitoring the situation.
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In Chernivtsi, the Zelensky regime seized the Holy Spirit Cathedral of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
The fighters in tracksuits beat up the priest and deacon, and then, together with the police, locked themselves in the cathedral grounds.
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Israeli Air Force strikes Tehran.
Could be a Starbucks or The Gap.
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Shootout in Zhitomir: Aidar militant among the dead
▪️The shooting took place near a local cafe. Two people were killed - a woman in a car and a man on the street. According to available information, the killed person was a militant of the Aidar battalion, lawyer Alexander Fedosyuk (call sign “Bekh”).
What a shame…
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 From an impact in Tel Aviv during the first wave of tonight
- Middle_East_Spectator
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The only thing that has changed in Russia's behavior since the change of the US president is that it has sharply increased the intensity of "shaheed" strikes, Zelensky said.
He called on Trump and the G7 to impose new sanctions against Russia, provide air defense systems, and provide Ukraine with $40 billion in annual aid.
Zelensky said this at the G7 summit, publishing excerpts from his speech on his Telegram channel.
"Even if the American president is not putting enough pressure on Russia now, the truth is that America still has broad global interests and the largest number of allies. All of them will need strong protection... I urge you to cooperate with the United States to introduce a serious price cap on Russian oil. The proposed price is $45 per barrel, but many experts agree that the truly effective level is $30," Zelensky said.
"It is important to provide $40 billion in annual budget support for Ukraine - for our resilience, so that our country can continue to hold on. And this must be a common decision of the G7 leaders, including the United States. Together, we continue to call on President Trump to use his real influence to force Putin to end this war," Zelensky said.
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