Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei:

By the will and power of God, the bright future of the Persian Gulf region will be one without America—dedicated instead to the progress, comfort, and prosperity of its peoples.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei:

We and our neighbors across the waters of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman share a common destiny.

Foreigners who come from thousands of kilometers away with greedy intentions have no place there—except at the bottom of its waters.

This chain of victories, achieved by the grace of God and through the policies of resistance and the strategy of a strong Iran, will mark the dawn of a new regional and global order.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei:

The Islamic Republic of Iran, by giving practical thanks for the blessing of exercising control over the Strait of Hormuz, will secure the Persian Gulf region and eliminate the hostile enemy’s misuse of this waterway.

The legal frameworks and new management of the Strait of Hormuz will bring comfort and progress for the benefit of all nations in the region, and its economic blessings will bring joy to the hearts of the people—by the will of God, even if the disbelievers dislike it.

Hungary’s incoming leader Péter Magyar wants stronger rights for ethnic Hungarians in Ukraine before supporting Ukraine’s EU membership talks.

He raised this with Antonio Costa as the EU pushes Hungary to drop its opposition to opening negotiations with Ukraine.

Source: Bloomberg

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Israel has expanded the restricted military zone in Gaza, according to new maps shared with aid groups, bringing nearly two-thirds of the territory under effective control. The newly marked “orange line” indicates areas where humanitarian organizations must coordinate movements with the Israeli military.

While Israel says the changes are meant to support aid delivery and do not target civilians, many displaced Palestinians fear entering these zones could put them at risk. Aid access has also been reduced due to safety concerns.

Source: Reuters

NEW: Hezbollah drone hit an Israeli military vehicle near Shomera (northern Israel) today.

Vehicle caught fire, with secondary explosions (likely ammo).

~12 IDF soldiers were wounded.

Mali: JNIM and Tuareg rebels (FLA) captured a Malian army base in Hombori (central Mali), Mopti region.

JNIM claims full control of the camp.

They also seized nearby checkpoints (Fana, Kassela).

This is part of a coordinated offensive launched April 25, hitting multiple cities and bases (including Kidal, Gao, and central Mali).

EU's Kaja Kallas:

We should not humiliate ourselves by begging Russia to talk.

Ret. Admiral William McRaven on Iran War & Pentagon purges:

I’m concerned officers may be afraid to speak truth to power.

This has a cascading effect on the morale of the senior officers.

We want to make sure that this purge doesn't impact that.

Ret. Admiral William McRaven on Iran War:

Putting boots on the ground? I would not recommend it.

Iran is two and a half times the size of Texas… this would be incredibly hard.

If the regime survives, Iran wins.

Prof. Robert Pape:

Iran is likely laying the groundwork for nuclear weapons.

They’re working with Pakistan and Russia — nuclear powers.

They’re working with allies better than we are with ours.

Iran is positioning itself as a major center of global power.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

They basically swallowed Donald Trump whole and made sure that he was completely owned and controlled by the government of Israel.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

It’s the American people that keep reelecting the Lindsey Grahams and the Mike Lawlers and all the disgusting people that most Republican voters say they hate, but yet somehow they keep voting for them.

I think they should change that.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

I resigned from Congress because I refuse to be a part of and I refuse to support a party that lied to the American people and is completely selling them out.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

To become president of the United States, there’s deals that have to be made, otherwise you aren’t allowed to have that power.

You can go president by president throughout time, and especially throughout our lifetimes, and you can look at every single president and look at their career and the decisions that they made, and you can very quickly see that they made their deal to support Israel at all times.

Why does the United States of America do that for one foreign country? It makes absolutely no sense. We don’t do that for any other foreign country.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

I’m no longer in Congress because I did not bow in obedience to AIPAC and to the Zionists that control literally fully control Washington DC.

I wouldn’t take any of their money. I voted to defund American tax dollars going to Israel. I voted to release the Epstein files, which is linked to Israel.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

Nobody ever talks about the fact that Israel has nuclear weapons, Israel has hundreds of nuclear weapons.

Like, who’s really going to mess with Israel at the end of the day? They have nuclear weapons.

It’s just like—do you ever see anybody freaking out about Kim Jong-un anymore and North Korea? No. Because he has nuclear weapons. So what a lie it is that we really have to support Israel.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

Our government, the United States of America, should be serving the American people and the American people’s interests first and foremost at all times, 100%.

And should not be easily dragged off into bombing Iran or paying to fund all types of military equipment and weapons to perform genocide on Gaza or Christians in Lebanon and villages in Lebanon and taking their land.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

I think there’s been a brainwashing that’s happened in this country and it’s happened a lot through evangelical churches.

It’s happened a lot through just a lot of churches honestly.

The message has been told to the American people over and over and over and over again that we have to support Israel at all costs at all times no matter what.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis:

Our goal is to transform our country into a regional—why not think more ambitiously—a global educational center, attracting foreign students to come and study here: initially from the Balkans, Europe, and the Middle East, and in the future from India, the United States, Asia, and Africa.

These are individuals who, under certain conditions, could be educated here and, why not, later work in our country and strengthen the national economy.