🇮🇹🇲🇦Three Moroccan migrants and an Italian-Irish man aged 19 to 23 have been jailed in Italy, accused of murdering 54-year-old Nicola Musiani in Pinarella di Cervia because he "stared too much" at them.
The suspects are Oussama Ragme, 22, Houssam Habir, 22, Bilal Mahboubi, 23, and Conor Finn Long, 19.
Ragme and Long traveled to Morocco after the attack before returning to Italy, where they were arrested.
On the night of the attack, a witness reported hearing someone in the group say: "Now we'll get the junkie and kill him."
Musiani was later chased and subjected to a sustained assault near the camper where he lived in a parking area on Viale Tritone. He suffered serious head and chest injuries, remained unconscious and died in hospital four days later.
(Visegrád24)
The suspects are Oussama Ragme, 22, Houssam Habir, 22, Bilal Mahboubi, 23, and Conor Finn Long, 19.
Ragme and Long traveled to Morocco after the attack before returning to Italy, where they were arrested.
On the night of the attack, a witness reported hearing someone in the group say: "Now we'll get the junkie and kill him."
Musiani was later chased and subjected to a sustained assault near the camper where he lived in a parking area on Viale Tritone. He suffered serious head and chest injuries, remained unconscious and died in hospital four days later.
(Visegrád24)
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Trafalgar Square now completely encased in DIEversity barriers.
Our "leaders" are barricading US in, rather than barricading THEM out.
All whilst parroting "DIEversity is our strength" at the native.
Our "leaders" are barricading US in, rather than barricading THEM out.
All whilst parroting "DIEversity is our strength" at the native.
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Massachusetts Governor signs a bill allowing abortion up to birth surrounded by grinning and clapping libs.
Truly evil.
Truly evil.
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🇮🇱Ex-Mossad
Chief Reveals Israeli Operatives
Repeatedly 'Toured' Iran's Deeply Buried Fordow Nuclear Site Before U.S. Bombing
Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen has made an extraordinary disclosure about the depth of Israel's intelligence penetration inside Iran, saying Israeli personnel repeatedly "toured" the Fordow nuclear facility, one of Tehran's most heavily protected underground enrichment sites.
"We toured the Fordow nuclear site many times in order to understand the site, Cohen said while speaking at the Galilee Forum in Safed. He did not reveal when the visits occurred, how they were carried out or exactly who entered the facility.
Israeli reports have interpreted his remarks as referring to Mossad or other Israeli intelligence operatives.
The revelation is particularly striking because Fordow was designed to be extraordinarily difficult to penetrate, both physically and through intelligence. Built deep inside a mountain near Qom, the facility became Iran's primary location for enriching uranium to 60%, far beyond ordinary civilian-reactor levels and approaching the 90% enrichment associated with weapons-grade material.
Cohen said the eventual American bombing of Fordow was the realization of a goal he had pursued for years, describing the U.S. attack as the fulfillment of his dreams. The former Mossad chief also argued that having uranium enriched to 60% did not itself mean Iran already possessed a bomb, though nuclear experts have warned that material at that enrichment level could be rapidly enriched further.
Fordow was ultimately hit during the U.S. military's Operation Midnight Hammer, when B-2 Spirit stealth bombers penetrated Iranian airspace and employed the 30,000-pound GBU-57
Massive Ordnance Penetrator for the first time in combat. The Pentagon said 14 of the enormous bunker-busting weapons were dropped against the Fordow and Natanz target areas, while Tomahawk missiles struck infrastructure at Isfahan.
More than 125 American aircraft were involved in the operation.
(JBN)
Chief Reveals Israeli Operatives
Repeatedly 'Toured' Iran's Deeply Buried Fordow Nuclear Site Before U.S. Bombing
Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen has made an extraordinary disclosure about the depth of Israel's intelligence penetration inside Iran, saying Israeli personnel repeatedly "toured" the Fordow nuclear facility, one of Tehran's most heavily protected underground enrichment sites.
"We toured the Fordow nuclear site many times in order to understand the site, Cohen said while speaking at the Galilee Forum in Safed. He did not reveal when the visits occurred, how they were carried out or exactly who entered the facility.
Israeli reports have interpreted his remarks as referring to Mossad or other Israeli intelligence operatives.
The revelation is particularly striking because Fordow was designed to be extraordinarily difficult to penetrate, both physically and through intelligence. Built deep inside a mountain near Qom, the facility became Iran's primary location for enriching uranium to 60%, far beyond ordinary civilian-reactor levels and approaching the 90% enrichment associated with weapons-grade material.
Cohen said the eventual American bombing of Fordow was the realization of a goal he had pursued for years, describing the U.S. attack as the fulfillment of his dreams. The former Mossad chief also argued that having uranium enriched to 60% did not itself mean Iran already possessed a bomb, though nuclear experts have warned that material at that enrichment level could be rapidly enriched further.
Fordow was ultimately hit during the U.S. military's Operation Midnight Hammer, when B-2 Spirit stealth bombers penetrated Iranian airspace and employed the 30,000-pound GBU-57
Massive Ordnance Penetrator for the first time in combat. The Pentagon said 14 of the enormous bunker-busting weapons were dropped against the Fordow and Natanz target areas, while Tomahawk missiles struck infrastructure at Isfahan.
More than 125 American aircraft were involved in the operation.
(JBN)
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"Oil Pollution":
This documentation is related to an incident near the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranians claim that the oil slicks originate from the sea, as a result of Iranian attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
Arab desk 301
This documentation is related to an incident near the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranians claim that the oil slicks originate from the sea, as a result of Iranian attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz.
Arab desk 301
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Why Japan’s new intelligence era runs through Israel
Japan has launched its new National Intelligence Bureau, the country’s biggest intelligence restructuring in decades.
But the Israel angle matters.
Tokyo learned a hard lesson in 2015, when ISIS murdered two Japanese hostages and exposed Japan’s limited ability to operate in the Middle East.
Since then, Japan has deepened security ties with Israel.
Now, after years of war in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran, Israel has exactly the kind of live battlefield intelligence experience Japan needs: drones, missile defense, counterterrorism and turning raw intelligence into real-time operations.
Japan is getting serious about intelligence.
And Israel is well positioned to help shape what comes next.
Read the full report HERE
Japan has launched its new National Intelligence Bureau, the country’s biggest intelligence restructuring in decades.
But the Israel angle matters.
Tokyo learned a hard lesson in 2015, when ISIS murdered two Japanese hostages and exposed Japan’s limited ability to operate in the Middle East.
Since then, Japan has deepened security ties with Israel.
Now, after years of war in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran, Israel has exactly the kind of live battlefield intelligence experience Japan needs: drones, missile defense, counterterrorism and turning raw intelligence into real-time operations.
Japan is getting serious about intelligence.
And Israel is well positioned to help shape what comes next.
Read the full report HERE
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🇰🇵🇯🇵 For the second time within a week, sources report that North Korea has launched a ballistic missile toward the Sea of Japan.
Dor P. on Telegram
Dor P. on Telegram
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🇪🇺✈️ New EU border system causes two-hour queues at airports
The new EU entry/exit system, EES, has increased waiting times at border control in some major airports. In July, peak queues in Frankfurt and Amsterdam reached two hours, compared to a maximum wait of 60 and 80 minutes respectively last year.
EES registers travelers from countries outside the EU, including taking their photos and fingerprints. Airports can currently simplify the procedure during peak periods, but this transition period is scheduled to end in September.
The new EU entry/exit system, EES, has increased waiting times at border control in some major airports. In July, peak queues in Frankfurt and Amsterdam reached two hours, compared to a maximum wait of 60 and 80 minutes respectively last year.
EES registers travelers from countries outside the EU, including taking their photos and fingerprints. Airports can currently simplify the procedure during peak periods, but this transition period is scheduled to end in September.
Forwarded from Ukraine Report
🔵📣 Breaking News for Tonight: Key Developments:
🔹Russian forces destroyed the "Epicenter" shopping mall in Zaporizhzhia. Additionally, 1200 residents in the city were left without electricity.
🔹The occupying forces also attacked Odesa, damaging a residential building and infrastructure, but there were no casualties.
🔹Novorossiysk in Russia was subjected to one of the heaviest bombardments. Fires broke out in the city, and there is significant damage. Preliminary reports indicate that the port was hit.
🔹The United States announced a strike on a ship in the Gulf of Oman that was attempting to break Iran's blockade.
🔹Russian forces destroyed the "Epicenter" shopping mall in Zaporizhzhia. Additionally, 1200 residents in the city were left without electricity.
🔹The occupying forces also attacked Odesa, damaging a residential building and infrastructure, but there were no casualties.
🔹Novorossiysk in Russia was subjected to one of the heaviest bombardments. Fires broke out in the city, and there is significant damage. Preliminary reports indicate that the port was hit.
🔹The United States announced a strike on a ship in the Gulf of Oman that was attempting to break Iran's blockade.
Meet “Ms. Rachel”: The “Netflix teacher” with 5,3 million followers on Instagram claiming to be there for ALL children.
Just a propaganda quote from one of her Instagram posts (get your Tissue ready😂):
So, “All children” you say? Of course Ms. Rachel was enticed to spread some pro-Palestinian famine propaganda and from what I see, she ‘loves’ certain children more than others in a conflict. We can conclude for ourselves which children she didn’t mention.
Just a propaganda quote from one of her Instagram posts (get your Tissue ready😂):
“(…) Israa [a woman from Gaza Ms. Rachel had a video call with] tells me that they no longer eat while video chatting with her sons. Her sons are so hungry and have so little food. They look about 5 and 7 years old. About my son's age. "Is there anything I can do to help her boys get here?" I asked another mom, who is also Palestinian and was translating for us. Tears streamed down her face. She said she is so touched that I want to help but nothing can be done. I flash back to a moment on a zoom when she also cried and said "Thank you for seeing our children as human."
So, “All children” you say? Of course Ms. Rachel was enticed to spread some pro-Palestinian famine propaganda and from what I see, she ‘loves’ certain children more than others in a conflict. We can conclude for ourselves which children she didn’t mention.
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🇳🇱 Violence Radar: Stabbings and shootings on Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Source: Compilation of P2000 emergency alerts by
“Ondertussen in Nederland” [meanwhile in the Netherlands] on X
(Kaasburgers)
Source: Compilation of P2000 emergency alerts by
“Ondertussen in Nederland” [meanwhile in the Netherlands] on X
(Kaasburgers)
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Turkey is becoming increasingly Islamized...
For the first time, a ceremony for young girls to wear the hijab was held in Mardin, Turkey.
Idit Aravit
For the first time, a ceremony for young girls to wear the hijab was held in Mardin, Turkey.
Idit Aravit
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Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli says he supports the European Right:
“We created a system of alliances in Europe unlike anything that existed before, with the deep conservative right.“
“Vox in Spain, led by Santiago Abascal—today, he is the most Zionist voice there is in Spain: pro-Israel, anti-terror, anti-Hamas.”
“The same goes for Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen in France.”
“With these people, a genuine closeness was created. Now they are leading in all the polls.”
(Bellum Acta News)
“We created a system of alliances in Europe unlike anything that existed before, with the deep conservative right.“
“Vox in Spain, led by Santiago Abascal—today, he is the most Zionist voice there is in Spain: pro-Israel, anti-terror, anti-Hamas.”
“The same goes for Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen in France.”
“With these people, a genuine closeness was created. Now they are leading in all the polls.”
(Bellum Acta News)
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Saudi Arabia opposed the inclusion of Egypt in the new joint defense agreement between Mecca, Turkey, and Pakistan, despite Ankara's efforts to include Cairo, according to Saudi sources cited by Middle East Eye.
The agreement, signed in Mecca on August 7th, obligates the three countries to treat an armed attack on any one of them as an attack on all of them. Riyadh views Egypt, under President al-Sisi, as an unreliable partner, dependent on aid, with limited strategic value, and opposes its close ties with the United Arab Emirates.
(Carmel News)
The agreement, signed in Mecca on August 7th, obligates the three countries to treat an armed attack on any one of them as an attack on all of them. Riyadh views Egypt, under President al-Sisi, as an unreliable partner, dependent on aid, with limited strategic value, and opposes its close ties with the United Arab Emirates.
(Carmel News)