The audio released by the Israeli army of two Hamas operatives accusing PIJ of yesterday's misfire is definitely staged and doesn't sound like the native Arabic of Gaza nor real.

Yes, anyone sane can cast doubt on the event because claims of either theories need proof, but this attempt by the IDF is pathetic.

From post explosion drone footage that proves nothing, to a map that is not to scale, and a definitely fake audio. They are trying hard to shift the blame without concrete evidence to support their story.

The first guy (an Arab) talking in the audio is saying words as if reading a script, while the other is most likely an Israeli Shen Bet officer.

Check for the video and watch it, and judge by yourself.

Ministry of Health in Gaza: More than 3,200 killed and 11,000 wounded, most of them children and women, as a result of the ongoing aggression against Gaza.

A friendly advice for our followers in the Middle East or those with acquaintances (family, friends, business partners) in countries under the tutelage of US Army CENTCOM:
— Maintain maximum caution in the coming days given the volatility of the situation currently seen in the region and, so to speak, try as much as possible to stay away from areas with CENTCOM/NATO military bases in the region

We say this especially after tonight's events, which are probably just a foreshadowing of something much bigger that *could* (that is, a possible possibility not a something 100% sure to happen) happen in the coming days.

The possibility of an escalation beyond the limits previously seen in any modern era is real and, so to speak, should not be underplayed as "happener hype" or similar copes of the type.

We say this not to cause panic or fear, but because we care about the integrity of those who follow us in the region.

Forewarned is forearmed
Better safe than sorry

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🇬🇳 Guinea junta arrests 12 protesting journalists

Guinean security forces have arrested a dozen journalists who were demonstrating against alleged media censorship in the country, local media report.

Among those arrested in Monday's protests was the secretary-general of the Union of Professionals of the Press of Guinea (SPPG), Sekou Jamal Pendessa.

The union had called a march in the capital, Conakry, to demand that the authorities lift restrictions placed on a popular news website, Guineematin and to protest against other violations of press freedom.

Guineematin has reportedly been blocked in Guinea for the last two months.

Guinea’s ruling junta, which has banned protests since 2022, has not provided any explanation for the blockage.

#Guinea

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🇪🇬 Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone signs energy deals worth up to $14.75 bln

Egypt's Suez Canal Economic Zone has signed a deal worth $6.75 billion with China Energy for green ammonia and green hydrogen projects to be established in the Sokhna Industrial Zone, a cabinet statement said on Tuesday.

It also signed deal with Hong Kong-listed United Energy Group to establish a potassium chloride production complex with an expected investment of up to $8 billion, the statement said.

#Egypt

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The Israeli government agreed to evacuate all settlers away from the Lebanese border for 5 km.

This is an attempt to militarize the area and protect settlers from Hezbullah's ATGMs.

A Lebanese shepherd was shot by the Israeli army near Aitaroun village from Al-Malikieh military site

🔴 Ongoing attack on Israeli army bases on the border area.

The Israeli army is attacking in retaliation using artillery.

— 🇮🇷 Iranian Foreign Minister: We call on a total oil and gas embargo by the Islamic countries against nations that support Israel

@Midde_East_Spectator