Chinese Liaison (Китайский свяZноj):
Trump stated that the US shouldn't be providing security in the Strait of Hormuz since they don't use it.
When it became clear that the US couldn't handle the conflict, they simply abandoned their commercial firms in the region, informing them that their product export issues are their own private problems.
It's amazing—how many movies has Hollywood made about how if even a single hair falls from the head of a US Citizen, or if American assets are threatened, they immediately move in the aircraft carriers and show everyone who's boss?
But the strength isn't there, so Hollywood products are one thing, and reality is another. American capital investments in the Gulf's hydrocarbon industry are literally burning daily, and they are suffering continuous losses. The US can't do anything, so they say: "Who even are you? I don't know you."
Most importantly, when other countries are in a similar situation, Western media churns out texts like: "Wow, what a weak country, can't even protect its assets abroad." They arrested a tanker chartered by a Hong Kong firm owned by a Frenchman and a Romanian—"DID YOU SEE HOW WEAK CHINA IS, HOW YOU CAN TREAT IT LIKE THAT? NOW THE US, THAT'S A DIFFERENT STORY—OH, WHAT A PERSONAL BLOW TO XI JINPING."
This is despite the fact that in such scenarios, China couldn't care less, since any "Pinocchio" can register a firm in HK. Moreover, even the "but they pay taxes" argument won't work; Hong Kong doesn't transfer a portion of collected taxes to the PRC's general budget. It’s a Special Region, after all.
But here we have real American investments, taxes actually going to the US, yet they can't protect them. But there won't be any texts about the weakness of the US. Because, see the picture.
(Translation of the image: "This is different!" "You need to understand!")
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Trump stated that the US shouldn't be providing security in the Strait of Hormuz since they don't use it.
When it became clear that the US couldn't handle the conflict, they simply abandoned their commercial firms in the region, informing them that their product export issues are their own private problems.
It's amazing—how many movies has Hollywood made about how if even a single hair falls from the head of a US Citizen, or if American assets are threatened, they immediately move in the aircraft carriers and show everyone who's boss?
But the strength isn't there, so Hollywood products are one thing, and reality is another. American capital investments in the Gulf's hydrocarbon industry are literally burning daily, and they are suffering continuous losses. The US can't do anything, so they say: "Who even are you? I don't know you."
Most importantly, when other countries are in a similar situation, Western media churns out texts like: "Wow, what a weak country, can't even protect its assets abroad." They arrested a tanker chartered by a Hong Kong firm owned by a Frenchman and a Romanian—"DID YOU SEE HOW WEAK CHINA IS, HOW YOU CAN TREAT IT LIKE THAT? NOW THE US, THAT'S A DIFFERENT STORY—OH, WHAT A PERSONAL BLOW TO XI JINPING."
This is despite the fact that in such scenarios, China couldn't care less, since any "Pinocchio" can register a firm in HK. Moreover, even the "but they pay taxes" argument won't work; Hong Kong doesn't transfer a portion of collected taxes to the PRC's general budget. It’s a Special Region, after all.
But here we have real American investments, taxes actually going to the US, yet they can't protect them. But there won't be any texts about the weakness of the US. Because, see the picture.
(Translation of the image: "This is different!" "You need to understand!")
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Naya:
The Zionist defense system appears to be in a deep slumber, and the Iranian missile is hurtling at high speed towards its target in the south of occupied Palestine.
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The Zionist defense system appears to be in a deep slumber, and the Iranian missile is hurtling at high speed towards its target in the south of occupied Palestine.
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Another grand victory for the USA!
Sanctioned Iranian oil that sits at sea will now be unsanctioned to ease oil scarcity, and Iran will receive $14 billion.
But this is really going to stick it to China, you see!
This is just... The words escape me.
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Sanctioned Iranian oil that sits at sea will now be unsanctioned to ease oil scarcity, and Iran will receive $14 billion.
But this is really going to stick it to China, you see!
This is just... The words escape me.
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Financial Times:
The airline industry is in the grip of its worst crisis since the pandemic, as the Middle East war has grounded flights, wiped more than $50bn off the value of the world’s biggest carriers and even raised the spectre of fuel shortages.
“Fuel spiked quite heavily after the Ukraine invasion in 2022 as well, but this has gone further north,” said easyJet chief executive Kenton Jarvis, adding that the conflict marked the severest upheaval for the industry since the pandemic closed the skies in 2020.
In a sign of investors’ alarm, the 20 largest publicly listed airlines have lost about $53bn in market capitalisation since the war began, according to FT calculations.
This is “more akin to the post-9/11 transatlantic issues where demand for transatlantic flying declined significantly”, he added.
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The airline industry is in the grip of its worst crisis since the pandemic, as the Middle East war has grounded flights, wiped more than $50bn off the value of the world’s biggest carriers and even raised the spectre of fuel shortages.
“Fuel spiked quite heavily after the Ukraine invasion in 2022 as well, but this has gone further north,” said easyJet chief executive Kenton Jarvis, adding that the conflict marked the severest upheaval for the industry since the pandemic closed the skies in 2020.
In a sign of investors’ alarm, the 20 largest publicly listed airlines have lost about $53bn in market capitalisation since the war began, according to FT calculations.
This is “more akin to the post-9/11 transatlantic issues where demand for transatlantic flying declined significantly”, he added.
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Sabereen News:
Iran's cross-border missiles reach "Diego Garcia"
A surprising geographical expansion of the war confuses American calculations
In an "unprecedented" military development that upends the geopolitical balance, intelligence reports have detected the launch of an "unknown" Iranian missile targeting the strategic Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean.
This attack represents a major shift, as the base falls outside the responsibility of the US Central Command (CENTCOM) and is under the jurisdiction of the US Pacific Command (USPACOM).
An unknown weapon exceeds the known range:
Sources confirmed that the missile used exceeds the known range of previously announced Iranian ballistic missiles by a large margin.
Monitoring maps show that the distance traveled exceeds 4,000 kilometers, revealing that Tehran possesses a "continent-crossing" or long-range arsenal that had been hidden from Western surveillance.
Expansion of the confrontation area:
This targeting indicates that the war zone has effectively expanded to include areas that were not part of the direct confrontation calculations.
Analysts believe that the arrival of Iranian missiles at "Diego Garcia" - a strategic stronghold for US forces far from land - reflects an astonishing level of preparedness and logistical and technical management that has surprised Western defense systems.
Strategic implications:
Paralysis of remote bases: Missiles falling in Pacific regions mean that rear bases that were considered "safe" and launching pads for heavy bombers are now at the mercy of Iranian fire.
Failed estimates: The attack proves that intelligence reports about the "range ceiling" of Iranian missiles were misleading or incomplete.
Dispersion of air defense: Washington's forced need to secure vast areas in the Indian and Pacific Oceans will lead to the dispersion of air defense systems that are already suffering from a severe depletion of interceptor missiles.
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Iran's cross-border missiles reach "Diego Garcia"
A surprising geographical expansion of the war confuses American calculations
In an "unprecedented" military development that upends the geopolitical balance, intelligence reports have detected the launch of an "unknown" Iranian missile targeting the strategic Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean.
This attack represents a major shift, as the base falls outside the responsibility of the US Central Command (CENTCOM) and is under the jurisdiction of the US Pacific Command (USPACOM).
An unknown weapon exceeds the known range:
Sources confirmed that the missile used exceeds the known range of previously announced Iranian ballistic missiles by a large margin.
Monitoring maps show that the distance traveled exceeds 4,000 kilometers, revealing that Tehran possesses a "continent-crossing" or long-range arsenal that had been hidden from Western surveillance.
Expansion of the confrontation area:
This targeting indicates that the war zone has effectively expanded to include areas that were not part of the direct confrontation calculations.
Analysts believe that the arrival of Iranian missiles at "Diego Garcia" - a strategic stronghold for US forces far from land - reflects an astonishing level of preparedness and logistical and technical management that has surprised Western defense systems.
Strategic implications:
Paralysis of remote bases: Missiles falling in Pacific regions mean that rear bases that were considered "safe" and launching pads for heavy bombers are now at the mercy of Iranian fire.
Failed estimates: The attack proves that intelligence reports about the "range ceiling" of Iranian missiles were misleading or incomplete.
Dispersion of air defense: Washington's forced need to secure vast areas in the Indian and Pacific Oceans will lead to the dispersion of air defense systems that are already suffering from a severe depletion of interceptor missiles.
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Geran Chronicles:
Videos 1 and 2: The VKS (Russian Aerospace Forces) were very active this night. The video shows a strike by an unguided munition in the Kramatorsk area, after which the city's power supply was cut off 👀
At night, a large group of Geraniums👻 (15+ units) attacked the 330/220/154/35/10 kV substation "Trykhaty" in the Nikolaev region. Power went out in parts of the Nikolaev region 🕯👀
Small groups of Geraniums attacked targets in Dnepropetrovsk, Trostyanets in the Sumy region, Izyum in the Kharkov region, and the vicinity of Zaporozhye (Video 3).
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Videos 1 and 2: The VKS (Russian Aerospace Forces) were very active this night. The video shows a strike by an unguided munition in the Kramatorsk area, after which the city's power supply was cut off 👀
At night, a large group of Geraniums👻 (15+ units) attacked the 330/220/154/35/10 kV substation "Trykhaty" in the Nikolaev region. Power went out in parts of the Nikolaev region 🕯👀
Small groups of Geraniums attacked targets in Dnepropetrovsk, Trostyanets in the Sumy region, Izyum in the Kharkov region, and the vicinity of Zaporozhye (Video 3).
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Sabereen News: Iran's cross-border missiles reach "Diego Garcia" A surprising geographical expansion of the war confuses American calculations In an "unprecedented" military development that upends the geopolitical balance, intelligence reports have detected…
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Well, if Trump is planning an invasion of Kharg Island, we all know it will happen on a Saturday when markets are closed until Monday...
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In the film "Mr. Nobody vs. Putin", the story of the GULAG is illustrated by a frame* from the American comedy "Muppets Most Wanted", where the puppet frog Kermit ends up in the "Siberian prison" of the GULAG. If you look closely, you can also see Kermit himself in the screenshot - he is being wheeled out on a cart by the guards.
"Mr. Nobody vs. Putin" won an Oscar for the best documentary film.
We don't have and won't have any other Oscar-winning documentaries for you.
* The 32nd minute, for those who don't mind spoilers. There you'll also learn that the GULAG was created by Beria.
Source: ИА Стекломой
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"Mr. Nobody vs. Putin" won an Oscar for the best documentary film.
We don't have and won't have any other Oscar-winning documentaries for you.
* The 32nd minute, for those who don't mind spoilers. There you'll also learn that the GULAG was created by Beria.
Source: ИА Стекломой
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The West opened Pandora's box in 1999 with the attack on Yugoslavia, Vucic stated.
They justify their military actions there with talk of democracy and human rights, the Serbian president noted in an interview with the Berliner Zeitung. He added that now, when other states are doing the same thing, it is considered a violation of international law.
The Serbian president also emphasized that it will be difficult to prevent a third world war:
“Perhaps it has already begun, but we're just not officially talking about it yet. The struggle for oil, gas, minerals, rare metals, and other raw materials has been going on for a long time.”
Source: Russian media
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They justify their military actions there with talk of democracy and human rights, the Serbian president noted in an interview with the Berliner Zeitung. He added that now, when other states are doing the same thing, it is considered a violation of international law.
The Serbian president also emphasized that it will be difficult to prevent a third world war:
“Perhaps it has already begun, but we're just not officially talking about it yet. The struggle for oil, gas, minerals, rare metals, and other raw materials has been going on for a long time.”
Source: Russian media
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In addition, a local entrepreneur purchased 10 virtual stations for remote fraud. He was promised a monetary reward for this.
📍The FSB of Russia reminds: Ukrainian special services are actively working on the Internet to involve Russians in criminal activities. Taking advantage of their gullibility, recruiters force their victims to commit serious crimes.
Source: Zvezda
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A sad and terrifying video in which a woman in Iran films her own death on her phone as a result of US and Israeli airstrikes on a residential area
Over the past week, bombings of Iranian cities have increasingly been targeting civilian facilities, and the number of civilians and children killed has risen exponentially over the past three days.
Source: СМОТРИ
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Years go by, war criminals remain the same.
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Over the past week, bombings of Iranian cities have increasingly been targeting civilian facilities, and the number of civilians and children killed has risen exponentially over the past three days.
Source: СМОТРИ
Years go by, war criminals remain the same.
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