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British Prime Minister on Iran:
If we had listened to the advice of some other parties, we would have been involved in a confrontation with Iran and we would have been dragged into a war that is not in line with our interests.
I will never allow such a thing. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053800034051690768/video/1
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British Prime Minister on Iran:
If we had listened to the advice of some other parties, we would have been involved in a confrontation with Iran and we would have been dragged into a war that is not in line with our interests.
I will never allow such a thing. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053800034051690768/video/1
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Open Source Intel
Turkish FM Hakan Fidan heads to Qatar tomorrow for Iran war talks. Discussions will center on the conflict's effects on the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz navigation security, a Turkish diplomatic source told Reuters. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053800524898517041/photo/1
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Turkish FM Hakan Fidan heads to Qatar tomorrow for Iran war talks. Discussions will center on the conflict's effects on the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz navigation security, a Turkish diplomatic source told Reuters. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053800524898517041/photo/1
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🇷🇺🇺🇦New York Times:
“Over the past three months, Russian forces have recorded their slowest rate of territorial gains on the Ukrainian frontlines since 2023. At the current pace, it would take Russia decades to fully seize the Donbas region.
The main factors behind this sharp slowdown include:
1. The overwhelming impact of Ukrainian drones, which have made large-scale armored assaults almost impossible.
2. The disruption of Russian military communications caused by the shutdown of Starlink terminals and the blocking of Telegram.
3. A significant drop in new contract soldiers, which is pushing the Kremlin dangerously close to another wave of forced mobilization.
Unable to achieve any meaningful breakthrough on the battlefield, Moscow has intensified its diplomatic pressure, attempting to force Ukraine into territorial concessions through negotiations. However, these efforts appear doomed to fail.”
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🇷🇺🇺🇦New York Times:
“Over the past three months, Russian forces have recorded their slowest rate of territorial gains on the Ukrainian frontlines since 2023. At the current pace, it would take Russia decades to fully seize the Donbas region.
The main factors behind this sharp slowdown include:
1. The overwhelming impact of Ukrainian drones, which have made large-scale armored assaults almost impossible.
2. The disruption of Russian military communications caused by the shutdown of Starlink terminals and the blocking of Telegram.
3. A significant drop in new contract soldiers, which is pushing the Kremlin dangerously close to another wave of forced mobilization.
Unable to achieve any meaningful breakthrough on the battlefield, Moscow has intensified its diplomatic pressure, attempting to force Ukraine into territorial concessions through negotiations. However, these efforts appear doomed to fail.”
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Russian Navy's Project 21980 Grachonok patrol boat with added "cope cage" for anti-drone protection.
Next step: equip the helicopters. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/2053800838133346379/photo/1
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Russian Navy's Project 21980 Grachonok patrol boat with added "cope cage" for anti-drone protection.
Next step: equip the helicopters. https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/2053800838133346379/photo/1
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IAF struck Nabatieh and Zebdin in southern Lebanon. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053801104593322309/video/1
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IAF struck Nabatieh and Zebdin in southern Lebanon. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053801104593322309/video/1
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An Israeli airstrike hit Arnoun in southern Lebanon. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053801751413674343/video/1
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An Israeli airstrike hit Arnoun in southern Lebanon. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053801751413674343/video/1
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The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
Reports related to the Zionist entity’s establishment of a secret military base inside Iraqi territory will be raised with Baghdad. What is clear from the record of the Zionist entity’s behavior in the region is that it does not adhere to any borders or red lines when it comes to striking the countries of the region, provoking disagreement between them, or harming the interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
Reports related to the Zionist entity’s establishment of a secret military base inside Iraqi territory will be raised with Baghdad. What is clear from the record of the Zionist entity’s behavior in the region is that it does not adhere to any borders or red lines when it comes to striking the countries of the region, provoking disagreement between them, or harming the interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🇷🇺The Telegraph article:
“The Victory Day parade on Red Square looked less like a genuine celebration of triumph and more like a stark demonstration of the Russian Federation’s decline. The small number of outdated aircraft flying overhead failed to conceal the rapid depletion of Russia’s military resources on the front lines.
In parades held across various regions of the country — especially in the Far East — vintage tanks from the World War II era were brought out.
A particularly noticeable issue was the severe shortage of Russian military personnel. Many units during the parade were filled with North Korean soldiers. The Telegraph notes that this is highly unusual for a country that has long built its military prestige on the idea of complete self-sufficiency.”
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🇷🇺The Telegraph article:
“The Victory Day parade on Red Square looked less like a genuine celebration of triumph and more like a stark demonstration of the Russian Federation’s decline. The small number of outdated aircraft flying overhead failed to conceal the rapid depletion of Russia’s military resources on the front lines.
In parades held across various regions of the country — especially in the Far East — vintage tanks from the World War II era were brought out.
A particularly noticeable issue was the severe shortage of Russian military personnel. Many units during the parade were filled with North Korean soldiers. The Telegraph notes that this is highly unusual for a country that has long built its military prestige on the idea of complete self-sufficiency.”
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Open Source Intel
The Houthis warn the U.S. that it will ‘face the consequences’ after President Trump rejected Iran’s latest proposal to end the war.
The Iranian response demanded full sanctions relief, war reparations, the release of frozen assets, and recognition of Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump called Tehran’s proposal “completely unacceptable.”
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The Houthis warn the U.S. that it will ‘face the consequences’ after President Trump rejected Iran’s latest proposal to end the war.
The Iranian response demanded full sanctions relief, war reparations, the release of frozen assets, and recognition of Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.
President Trump called Tehran’s proposal “completely unacceptable.”
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🇱🇹🇺🇲 The US Army has begun deploying mobile drone countermeasure units for exercises in Lithuania, based on a concept directly inspired by Ukraine's experience in the war against kamikaze UAVs.
Units of the 5th Battalion of the 4th US Air Defense Regiment are already conducting live-fire exercises near Baltadvaris, Lithuania, using improvised mobile groups based on HMMWVs.
These off-road vehicles have been equipped with CROWS remotely controlled combat modules, which were previously used in Iraq and Afghanistan to protect convoys and armored vehicles.
Now, these modules have been adapted for countering drones, turning into mobile fire points capable of quickly changing positions and covering areas where stationary air defense is ineffective or requires reinforcement.
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🇱🇹🇺🇲 The US Army has begun deploying mobile drone countermeasure units for exercises in Lithuania, based on a concept directly inspired by Ukraine's experience in the war against kamikaze UAVs.
Units of the 5th Battalion of the 4th US Air Defense Regiment are already conducting live-fire exercises near Baltadvaris, Lithuania, using improvised mobile groups based on HMMWVs.
These off-road vehicles have been equipped with CROWS remotely controlled combat modules, which were previously used in Iraq and Afghanistan to protect convoys and armored vehicles.
Now, these modules have been adapted for countering drones, turning into mobile fire points capable of quickly changing positions and covering areas where stationary air defense is ineffective or requires reinforcement.
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OSINTdefender
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially announced the invitation for U.S. President Donald J. Trump’s visit to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week. We’ll be providing a more in depth post covering the expected topics for discussion between the two principal decision-makers in a bit.
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The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially announced the invitation for U.S. President Donald J. Trump’s visit to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week. We’ll be providing a more in depth post covering the expected topics for discussion between the two principal decision-makers in a bit.
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🇺🇲🇱🇻 Latvia is actively negotiating with the US to host more American troops on its soil — right as Washington pulls thousands from Germany.
In a Bloomberg TV interview, Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže said her country is ready to provide all necessary infrastructure to expand the U.S. military presence.
This is a classic Baltic move: while the U.S. is shifting forces out of Western Europe, frontline NATO states are stepping up to fill the gap and lock in stronger American commitment. In the current security environment, countries closest to Russia want boots on the ground, not just promises. Latvia positioning itself as a “model ally” could accelerate a broader realignment of U.S. forces in Europe.
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🇺🇲🇱🇻 Latvia is actively negotiating with the US to host more American troops on its soil — right as Washington pulls thousands from Germany.
In a Bloomberg TV interview, Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže said her country is ready to provide all necessary infrastructure to expand the U.S. military presence.
This is a classic Baltic move: while the U.S. is shifting forces out of Western Europe, frontline NATO states are stepping up to fill the gap and lock in stronger American commitment. In the current security environment, countries closest to Russia want boots on the ground, not just promises. Latvia positioning itself as a “model ally” could accelerate a broader realignment of U.S. forces in Europe.
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Open Source Intel
China formally invited Trump to meet Xi Jinping this week.
- Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053808449536848341/photo/1
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China formally invited Trump to meet Xi Jinping this week.
- Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2053808449536848341/photo/1
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In Russia’s Volgograd Region, the Cherepovets Metallurgical Plant "Severstal" is reportedly on fire. According to reports, barrels containing benzene and oil are burning, and the fire has already spread across an area of 300 square meters. Columns of smoke can reportedly be seen from kilometers away. This is the second-largest steelmaking enterprise in Russia, producing a wide range of products, including pig iron and steel. The plant supplies materials to the military-industrial complex of the Russian occupying forces.
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In Russia’s Volgograd Region, the Cherepovets Metallurgical Plant "Severstal" is reportedly on fire. According to reports, barrels containing benzene and oil are burning, and the fire has already spread across an area of 300 square meters. Columns of smoke can reportedly be seen from kilometers away. This is the second-largest steelmaking enterprise in Russia, producing a wide range of products, including pig iron and steel. The plant supplies materials to the military-industrial complex of the Russian occupying forces.
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