🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Russia attempted a traditional armored breakthrough near Dobropillia — a move straight out of Soviet doctrine. But modern warfare doesn’t care about Soviet doctrine. 🔥 What happened • Dozens of Russian tanks and armored vehicles advanced. • Ukraine detected…
Count Dorcula 🩸🩸🩸
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🇷🇺 Elvira Nabiullina: There are no restrictions on transferring cryptocurrency out of Russia for any category of investors. However, it should be noted that such transactions do not have legal protection. Other statements by the head of the Central Bank of…
‼️ BREAKING: The Russian Central Bank decided to lower the Key Rate to
👉 14.00%
👉 14.00%
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
🛢️Refinery complexity is the real edge in this market right now.
A high complexity refinery can process heavy, sour crude that trades at a discount, and turn it into the same gasoline and diesel a simple refinery makes from expensive light sweet crude.
That gap between what you pay for the barrel and what you can do with it is exactly why refining margins just hit an all time record.
Complexity is not a technical detail.
It is the entire business model.
A high complexity refinery can process heavy, sour crude that trades at a discount, and turn it into the same gasoline and diesel a simple refinery makes from expensive light sweet crude.
That gap between what you pay for the barrel and what you can do with it is exactly why refining margins just hit an all time record.
Complexity is not a technical detail.
It is the entire business model.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Photo
MAGA straight-maxing-alpha-male, #Cobratate arrives at court for his trial 😂
China's Military Support to Iran: Dual-Use Technology & Arms Transfers (2023–July 2026)
2023 • Chinese and Hong Kong front companies continued supplying dual-use electronics, sensors, gyroscopes, MEMS devices, guidance components, and other precision parts for Iranian UAV and missile programs. • Multiple procurement networks were sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury. • Iran also retained full access to China's BeiDou satellite navigation system, granted in 2021. • No confirmed deliveries of major finished weapons systems.
2024 Support shifted toward strengthening Iran's domestic production.
• Continued transfers of dual-use sensors, navigation equipment, CNC-related machinery, and industrial technology used in UAV and missile manufacturing. • Several Chinese firms were sanctioned for supplying HESA and IRGC-linked procurement networks. • No independently confirmed major weapons deliveries.
2025 Support expanded beyond electronics.
• Around 1,000 tons of sodium perchlorate were reportedly loaded onto Iranian ships Golbon and Jairan at Chinese ports (FT/WSJ). • Western intelligence assessed this quantity could produce propellant for roughly 200–260 medium-range ballistic missiles after conversion to ammonium perchlorate.
Later in 2025:
• CNN, citing European intelligence, reported an additional ~2,000 tons of sodium perchlorate shipments. • Dual-use industrial chemicals and missile/drone production components continued flowing into Iran.
Following the June Israel-Iran conflict:
• Reports emerged that China supplied surface-to-air missile (SAM) batteries in exchange for Iranian oil. • Possible HQ-series systems were mentioned, but specific variants remain unconfirmed. • Negotiations for more advanced air-defense systems were also reported.
2026 (Through 24 July) Chinese support accelerated as Iran rebuilt combat losses.
• Multiple additional sodium perchlorate shipments departed Chinese ports. • The Telegraph and ISW reported at least five Iranian-owned cargo vessels transporting precursor chemicals—quantities assessed as sufficient for hundreds of additional missiles.
February 2026 According to Reuters (citing six sources):
• Iran and China entered near-final negotiations for the CM-302 supersonic anti-ship cruise missile (export version of the YJ-12). • No confirmed deliveries have been reported.
Parallel regional intelligence reporting also claimed transfers of:
• Loitering munitions • HQ-16 • HQ-17AE surface-to-air missile systems
These reports remain unconfirmed independently.
April–June 2026 U.S. intelligence assessed China was preparing—or may already have transferred—MANPADS (often reported as FN-6-class) via third countries.
• China denied the allegations. • Reports also highlighted continued satellite/intelligence cooperation, including access to a Chinese reconnaissance satellite first reported in late 2024.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Treasury sanctioned additional China/Hong Kong procurement networks supporting the IRGC and MODAFL, including attempted MANPADS acquisitions.
Ongoing Support Throughout 2026, China has continued supplying:
• Dual-use electronics • Precision guidance components • Navigation systems • Industrial manufacturing equipment • BeiDou satellite navigation access
These technologies continue supporting Iran's efforts to rebuild missile and drone inventories after wartime losses.
Bottom Line China's strategy remains clear:
Rather than openly exporting major weapons, Beijing primarily provides dual-use technology, industrial materials, navigation support, and procurement channels that enable Iran to manufacture missiles and drones domestically while reducing the diplomatic and economic risks associated with overt arms sales.
2023 • Chinese and Hong Kong front companies continued supplying dual-use electronics, sensors, gyroscopes, MEMS devices, guidance components, and other precision parts for Iranian UAV and missile programs. • Multiple procurement networks were sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury. • Iran also retained full access to China's BeiDou satellite navigation system, granted in 2021. • No confirmed deliveries of major finished weapons systems.
2024 Support shifted toward strengthening Iran's domestic production.
• Continued transfers of dual-use sensors, navigation equipment, CNC-related machinery, and industrial technology used in UAV and missile manufacturing. • Several Chinese firms were sanctioned for supplying HESA and IRGC-linked procurement networks. • No independently confirmed major weapons deliveries.
2025 Support expanded beyond electronics.
• Around 1,000 tons of sodium perchlorate were reportedly loaded onto Iranian ships Golbon and Jairan at Chinese ports (FT/WSJ). • Western intelligence assessed this quantity could produce propellant for roughly 200–260 medium-range ballistic missiles after conversion to ammonium perchlorate.
Later in 2025:
• CNN, citing European intelligence, reported an additional ~2,000 tons of sodium perchlorate shipments. • Dual-use industrial chemicals and missile/drone production components continued flowing into Iran.
Following the June Israel-Iran conflict:
• Reports emerged that China supplied surface-to-air missile (SAM) batteries in exchange for Iranian oil. • Possible HQ-series systems were mentioned, but specific variants remain unconfirmed. • Negotiations for more advanced air-defense systems were also reported.
2026 (Through 24 July) Chinese support accelerated as Iran rebuilt combat losses.
• Multiple additional sodium perchlorate shipments departed Chinese ports. • The Telegraph and ISW reported at least five Iranian-owned cargo vessels transporting precursor chemicals—quantities assessed as sufficient for hundreds of additional missiles.
February 2026 According to Reuters (citing six sources):
• Iran and China entered near-final negotiations for the CM-302 supersonic anti-ship cruise missile (export version of the YJ-12). • No confirmed deliveries have been reported.
Parallel regional intelligence reporting also claimed transfers of:
• Loitering munitions • HQ-16 • HQ-17AE surface-to-air missile systems
These reports remain unconfirmed independently.
April–June 2026 U.S. intelligence assessed China was preparing—or may already have transferred—MANPADS (often reported as FN-6-class) via third countries.
• China denied the allegations. • Reports also highlighted continued satellite/intelligence cooperation, including access to a Chinese reconnaissance satellite first reported in late 2024.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Treasury sanctioned additional China/Hong Kong procurement networks supporting the IRGC and MODAFL, including attempted MANPADS acquisitions.
Ongoing Support Throughout 2026, China has continued supplying:
• Dual-use electronics • Precision guidance components • Navigation systems • Industrial manufacturing equipment • BeiDou satellite navigation access
These technologies continue supporting Iran's efforts to rebuild missile and drone inventories after wartime losses.
Bottom Line China's strategy remains clear:
Rather than openly exporting major weapons, Beijing primarily provides dual-use technology, industrial materials, navigation support, and procurement channels that enable Iran to manufacture missiles and drones domestically while reducing the diplomatic and economic risks associated with overt arms sales.
✍1
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Photo
🇨🇳 CHINA IS SELLING THE DOLLAR'S DEBT AND BUYING THE METAL IT REPLACED
Treasury holdings: $659,000,000,000. Lowest since 2008.
Gold reserves: $303,000,000,000. 17 straight months of buying.
Central banks are not diversifying. They are choosing.
Treasury holdings: $659,000,000,000. Lowest since 2008.
Gold reserves: $303,000,000,000. 17 straight months of buying.
Central banks are not diversifying. They are choosing.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Russia's Wildberries logistics archipelago awaits. There's still 16 left standing, almost all with Ukraine's range.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
❗️Next year, Ukraine will have drones capable of flying 5–10 thousand km. Currently, we have UAVs with a range of 3,000+ km. This year there will be ones with a range of 4,000 km, – Zelenskyy.
✍1
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
The "Drone Wall" — The Future Shield Against Mass Drone Attacks As drones become cheaper, smarter, and deadlier, nations are racing to build a Drone Wall—a multi-layered defensive network designed to stop hostile UAVs before they can penetrate national airspace…
❗️Ukrainian company Stetman plans to launch 120 UASAT LEO communication satellites with SpaceX in 2027. The full constellation of 360 satellites is to be placed into orbit over three years and completed by 2030. The total project cost (satellites, software, launches, fees, and staff salaries) exceeds €1 billion ($1.13 billion). This was reported by Data Center Dynamics.
⚡1
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$TSLA/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Somewhere Michael Burry is celebrating.
🍾1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🇨🇭Switzerland has one of world’s safest rail systems, not just because of engineering, but because critical decisions are backed by traceable context.
We're chasing journeys that end safely, where the failing part gets caught before it fails.
We set out to do one thing: make facts traceable. Every answer tied to its source. Every objective tied to a real outcome it's meant to serve.
We're chasing journeys that end safely, where the failing part gets caught before it fails.
We set out to do one thing: make facts traceable. Every answer tied to its source. Every objective tied to a real outcome it's meant to serve.
✍1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
POV: You're a disciplined trader waiting for your setup during high volatility.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
❗️Axios: The US Senate may vote as early as next week on an updated package of sanctions against Russia, which is supported by more than 60 senators. After the death of Lindsey Graham, the document was revised twice: the maximum size of secondary tariffs was…
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
The European Union is at it again and, as usual, taking direct aim at GREAT American Companies! After having fined Apple, for no reason at all, 15 Billion Dollars, Meta, 3 Billion Dollars, Amazon 2.5 Billion Dollars, and many others, we have just been informed that Google, a truly advanced and amazing group, has been fined yet another 1 Billion Dollars, without explanation. This brings the Google total to over 18 Billion Dollars! This illegal and highly discriminatory practice started at these high levels during the first year of the Sleepy Joe Biden Administration, but it’s not going to continue during the Trump Administration. The United States of America is not a “PIGGYBANK” for Europe, nor will we allow it to be! Please let this TRUTH serve to represent that we will immediately initiate a 301 Investigation into the practice of “ROBBING” American Companies and, in turn, the American Taxpayer. The European Union will pay a very big price for this illegal and highly unethical conduct, which I have consistently warned them about. The penalties will be entirely reversed and, we anticipate, a substantial TARIFF to be placed on them at the earliest possible moment. Stay tuned! President DONALD J. TRUMP
👀1
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
China's Military Support to Iran: Dual-Use Technology & Arms Transfers (2023–July 2026) 2023 • Chinese and Hong Kong front companies continued supplying dual-use electronics, sensors, gyroscopes, MEMS devices, guidance components, and other precision parts…
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
President Xi, at our recent meeting in Beijing, China, told me that he would not, under any circumstances, give or sell Weapons to the Islamic Republic of Iran — And that statement included Chinese Companies. Considering our relationship, I take him at his word and, besides, l am doing him very big favors, also. Likewise, President Putin, despite the horrible War going on in Ukraine (The relationship remains, as it does with President Zelenskyy), told me that he would not sell Weapons to Iran. He understands that I do not sell Weapons to Ukraine, but to NATO Countries. They pay full price, and how those Weapons are distributed, I have no idea. Therefore, two major Countries that people speak of often in terms of Iran are, in my opinion, not participating. If they did, it would be very bad for them — Certainly not in their best interests. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
👀1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🚨 JUST NOW: Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just FROZE THE ASSETS of MULTIPLE Iranian regime funding sources with new devastating sanctions
LFG! Bessent holding nothing back 🔥
4 individuals and 9 entities have just been sanctioned that have been involved in Iran's sanctions evasion network
BESSENT LAYS THE HAMMER: "The Iranian regime continues to pay a steep economic price for its reckless behavior, with the rial plunging to another record low and inflation up massively."
"Under President Trump’s leadership, Treasury will continue cutting off economic access for corrupt Iranian regime elites, along with their financiers and facilitators.” 🇺🇸
LFG! Bessent holding nothing back 🔥
4 individuals and 9 entities have just been sanctioned that have been involved in Iran's sanctions evasion network
BESSENT LAYS THE HAMMER: "The Iranian regime continues to pay a steep economic price for its reckless behavior, with the rial plunging to another record low and inflation up massively."
"Under President Trump’s leadership, Treasury will continue cutting off economic access for corrupt Iranian regime elites, along with their financiers and facilitators.” 🇺🇸
👀1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
We got plenty of that hot stuff for Iran 🎶🎧
🚨 THE U.S. IS GETTING TRAPPED IN A DEBT SPIRAL.
America's debt has become so large that every future fight against inflation could make the problem even worse.
Since 2000:
• Debt held by the public has exploded from $3.4 trillion to over $30 trillion.
• Debt has climbed from 34% to nearly 100% of GDP.
• Interest costs have more than quadrupled and are projected to keep rising for the next decade.
Here's where the cycle begins.
The Fed raises interest rates to fight inflation.
Higher rates push government interest costs even higher.
Higher interest costs lead to larger deficits.
Larger deficits require even more borrowing.
And more borrowing makes the next inflation fight even harder.
The Fed proved it can still raise rates.
But with debt nearing 100% of GDP and interest costs rising faster than the economy, every future rate hike comes with a much bigger price tag.
The biggest risk is no longer inflation alone but the rising debt, which could push the US economy into a crisis.
America's debt has become so large that every future fight against inflation could make the problem even worse.
Since 2000:
• Debt held by the public has exploded from $3.4 trillion to over $30 trillion.
• Debt has climbed from 34% to nearly 100% of GDP.
• Interest costs have more than quadrupled and are projected to keep rising for the next decade.
Here's where the cycle begins.
The Fed raises interest rates to fight inflation.
Higher rates push government interest costs even higher.
Higher interest costs lead to larger deficits.
Larger deficits require even more borrowing.
And more borrowing makes the next inflation fight even harder.
The Fed proved it can still raise rates.
But with debt nearing 100% of GDP and interest costs rising faster than the economy, every future rate hike comes with a much bigger price tag.
The biggest risk is no longer inflation alone but the rising debt, which could push the US economy into a crisis.
🚨 PRIVATE CREDIT’S LIQUIDITY PROBLEM IS SPREADING:
Investor withdrawals from private credit funds surged in Q2 2026, forcing some of the industry's largest managers to restrict redemptions for the first time.
Blackstone's $45 billion BCRED fund received redemption requests equal to ~10% of assets in Q2, forcing it to cap withdrawals at its 5% quarterly limit for the first time.
The pressure extends well beyond Blackstone. Apollo and Cliffwater each saw redemption requests reach roughly 17% of fund assets, while HPS and Monroe also experienced a sharp surge in withdrawal demand.
The pressure comes as investors grow concerned about potential losses on loans to highly indebted technology companies, raising questions about whether private credit funds can meet withdrawals while holding illiquid assets.
While redemption requests have started to slow, the damage to investor confidence is visible: Blackstone’s new equity fundraising for BCRED fund fell ~70% year-over-year in Q2.
Private credit was built on the promise of higher yields and stable returns, now investors are testing how liquid those assets really are.
Investor withdrawals from private credit funds surged in Q2 2026, forcing some of the industry's largest managers to restrict redemptions for the first time.
Blackstone's $45 billion BCRED fund received redemption requests equal to ~10% of assets in Q2, forcing it to cap withdrawals at its 5% quarterly limit for the first time.
The pressure extends well beyond Blackstone. Apollo and Cliffwater each saw redemption requests reach roughly 17% of fund assets, while HPS and Monroe also experienced a sharp surge in withdrawal demand.
The pressure comes as investors grow concerned about potential losses on loans to highly indebted technology companies, raising questions about whether private credit funds can meet withdrawals while holding illiquid assets.
While redemption requests have started to slow, the damage to investor confidence is visible: Blackstone’s new equity fundraising for BCRED fund fell ~70% year-over-year in Q2.
Private credit was built on the promise of higher yields and stable returns, now investors are testing how liquid those assets really are.
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🇮🇷🇮🇱🇺🇸⚡️US airlift to Middle East is back as Iran tensions rise again.
Dozens of USAF cargo flights moved from Europe bases to the region today.
US State Dept warns Americans in the Middle East: stay alert. Flights delayed, airspace shut, travel chaos. Some airlines hold off restarting routes; others cancel them completely.
Dozens of USAF cargo flights moved from Europe bases to the region today.
US State Dept warns Americans in the Middle East: stay alert. Flights delayed, airspace shut, travel chaos. Some airlines hold off restarting routes; others cancel them completely.
🔥1