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U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced that since the commencement of the U.S. naval blockade of Iran 30 days ago, CENTCOM has redirected 65 commercial vessels in addition to disabling 4. https://twitter.com/sentdefender/status/2054176511888879818/photo/1
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U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced that since the commencement of the U.S. naval blockade of Iran 30 days ago, CENTCOM has redirected 65 commercial vessels in addition to disabling 4. https://twitter.com/sentdefender/status/2054176511888879818/photo/1
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Nuno Felix
RT @AnimaVeroMundi: Don’t threaten an apocalyptic sect with a good time ..
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RT @AnimaVeroMundi: Don’t threaten an apocalyptic sect with a good time ..
Navy never publishes the location of its submarines unless there’s a strategic reason to do so. This morning, @CBSNews was made aware that a U.S. Navy ballistic missile submarine arrived in Gibraltar on May, 10, 2026. This seems to be strategic signaling to U.S. adversaries, particularly Iran. https://www.c6f.navy.mil/Press-Room/News/Article/4482914/a-us-navy-ballistic-missile-submarine-arrived-in-gibraltar-may-10-2026/ tweet
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Jim LaPorta (@JimLaPorta) on X
Navy never publishes the location of its submarines unless there’s a strategic reason to do so. This morning, @CBSNews was made aware that a U.S. Navy ballistic missile submarine arrived in Gibraltar on May, 10, 2026. This seems to be strategic signaling…
Nuno Felix
RT @mobbs_mentality: While people are focused on a has-been, deranged American podcaster platforming an attention-seeking Ukrainian woman, let me just remind you -
From a foreign policy/natsec perspective, support for Ukraine should never be predicated on liking or supporting its leader.
For me, it has always been about America’s strategic interests, the preservation of the West, and, because of my faith, standing with the innocent and oppressed.
It is in America’s interest for Ukraine to prevail and for Russia to emerge weaker from this war. It is also in our interest to remain morally serious enough to distinguish between aggressor and victim, between a flawed democracy struggling toward the West and an authoritarian regime actively aligned with our enemies.
I will never side with a state that suppresses religious freedom, crushes dissent, censors speech, steals children, doctrinally encourages the rape of women, shuts down the internet to their people, enables societal collapse through rampant addiction and abortions, and partners with Iran to help kill Americans and our allies.
Russia is not some misunderstood counterweight to Western excess. It is a revanchist power built on repression, corruption, violence, and imperial nostalgia.
Ukraine is imperfect. Corruption exists. Political failures exist. I have never denied that, whitewashed it, or indulged in fantasy about it. But none of that changes the fundamental strategic reality.
An 800k strong, battle-hardened Ukrainian military standing between Russia and the rest of Europe is not charity. It is one of the greatest strategic bargains the United States has seen in generations.
The tragedy is that the American left failed to define a real end-state and failed to arm Ukraine rapidly enough to secure victory when it was still achievable in 2023. And now parts of the far right are collapsing all moral hierarchy in service of some end-state that runs counter to our interests.
If we care about Western civilization, deterrence, and American strength, then the answer is not retreat, confusion, or moral relativism.
The answer is clear aggressive policy that drives this war to a conclusion that benefits Ukraine - not as an act of charity, but as an act of American national interest and civilizational self-preservation.
And no it’s not endless arming. That is politically impossible and strategically lazy.
The answer is a hard-nosed Ukraine endgame built around leverage, burden-shifting, and conditional pressure.
America should define the objective clearly: a sovereign, armed, economically viable Ukraine capable of denying Russia future conquest, while Russia pays a permanent strategic price for aggression.
Europe must carry the long-term burden. The United States should provide the capabilities only America can provide: intelligence, air defense, long-range fires, advanced munitions, and defense-industrial surge capacity. Europe should finance the bulk of Ukraine’s sustainment, reconstruction, artillery, armor, and territorial defense. America provides the strategic backbone. Europe provides the mass and permanence.
Frozen Russian assets should be used to arm and rebuild Ukraine. Russia broke it. Russia should pay for it.
Ukraine must receive enough battlefield capability to make continued Russian war irrational, not merely expensive.
Support should be tied to reform, transparency, and anti-corruption benchmarks.
The United States should pursue negotiations only from a position of strength. A ceasefire that rewards conquest is not peace. It is a pause before the next war. Any settlement must preserve Ukraine’s sovereignty, deny Russia a veto over Ukraine’s future, and build a defense architecture that makes a second invasion far harder than the first.
None of this charity. It is not maximalism. It is not endless war.
Make Russia’s aggression fail, Europe carry its share, make Moscow pay, arm Ukraine to deter, and secure an outcome that strengthens Amer[...]
RT @mobbs_mentality: While people are focused on a has-been, deranged American podcaster platforming an attention-seeking Ukrainian woman, let me just remind you -
From a foreign policy/natsec perspective, support for Ukraine should never be predicated on liking or supporting its leader.
For me, it has always been about America’s strategic interests, the preservation of the West, and, because of my faith, standing with the innocent and oppressed.
It is in America’s interest for Ukraine to prevail and for Russia to emerge weaker from this war. It is also in our interest to remain morally serious enough to distinguish between aggressor and victim, between a flawed democracy struggling toward the West and an authoritarian regime actively aligned with our enemies.
I will never side with a state that suppresses religious freedom, crushes dissent, censors speech, steals children, doctrinally encourages the rape of women, shuts down the internet to their people, enables societal collapse through rampant addiction and abortions, and partners with Iran to help kill Americans and our allies.
Russia is not some misunderstood counterweight to Western excess. It is a revanchist power built on repression, corruption, violence, and imperial nostalgia.
Ukraine is imperfect. Corruption exists. Political failures exist. I have never denied that, whitewashed it, or indulged in fantasy about it. But none of that changes the fundamental strategic reality.
An 800k strong, battle-hardened Ukrainian military standing between Russia and the rest of Europe is not charity. It is one of the greatest strategic bargains the United States has seen in generations.
The tragedy is that the American left failed to define a real end-state and failed to arm Ukraine rapidly enough to secure victory when it was still achievable in 2023. And now parts of the far right are collapsing all moral hierarchy in service of some end-state that runs counter to our interests.
If we care about Western civilization, deterrence, and American strength, then the answer is not retreat, confusion, or moral relativism.
The answer is clear aggressive policy that drives this war to a conclusion that benefits Ukraine - not as an act of charity, but as an act of American national interest and civilizational self-preservation.
And no it’s not endless arming. That is politically impossible and strategically lazy.
The answer is a hard-nosed Ukraine endgame built around leverage, burden-shifting, and conditional pressure.
America should define the objective clearly: a sovereign, armed, economically viable Ukraine capable of denying Russia future conquest, while Russia pays a permanent strategic price for aggression.
Europe must carry the long-term burden. The United States should provide the capabilities only America can provide: intelligence, air defense, long-range fires, advanced munitions, and defense-industrial surge capacity. Europe should finance the bulk of Ukraine’s sustainment, reconstruction, artillery, armor, and territorial defense. America provides the strategic backbone. Europe provides the mass and permanence.
Frozen Russian assets should be used to arm and rebuild Ukraine. Russia broke it. Russia should pay for it.
Ukraine must receive enough battlefield capability to make continued Russian war irrational, not merely expensive.
Support should be tied to reform, transparency, and anti-corruption benchmarks.
The United States should pursue negotiations only from a position of strength. A ceasefire that rewards conquest is not peace. It is a pause before the next war. Any settlement must preserve Ukraine’s sovereignty, deny Russia a veto over Ukraine’s future, and build a defense architecture that makes a second invasion far harder than the first.
None of this charity. It is not maximalism. It is not endless war.
Make Russia’s aggression fail, Europe carry its share, make Moscow pay, arm Ukraine to deter, and secure an outcome that strengthens Amer[...]
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WarMonitor
RT @outbreakupdates: The French ICU hantavirus case is a woman in her twenties whose condition deteriorated rapidly into critical illness.
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RT @outbreakupdates: The French ICU hantavirus case is a woman in her twenties whose condition deteriorated rapidly into critical illness.
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WarMonitor
RT @DMichaelTripi: NEW: Iran threatens to enrich uranium to 90% (weapons-grade) if attacked again by US or Israel.
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RT @DMichaelTripi: NEW: Iran threatens to enrich uranium to 90% (weapons-grade) if attacked again by US or Israel.
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RT @TreyYingst: The Middle East is bracing for the possibility that combat operations against Iran resume. https://twitter.com/TreyYingst/status/2054176892979208320/video/1
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RT @TreyYingst: The Middle East is bracing for the possibility that combat operations against Iran resume. https://twitter.com/TreyYingst/status/2054176892979208320/video/1
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WarMonitor
RT @ashishkjha: There is growing evidence from the ship that you probably don't need "prolonged close" contact to spread the virus.
And the implications here are pretty clear
If we are serious about ending this outbreak, all the passengers should undergo a full quarantine away from others
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RT @ashishkjha: There is growing evidence from the ship that you probably don't need "prolonged close" contact to spread the virus.
And the implications here are pretty clear
If we are serious about ending this outbreak, all the passengers should undergo a full quarantine away from others
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WarMonitor
RT @outbreakupdates: A suspected Andes hantavirus contact apparently transited through Tahiti and Mangareva without authorities being informed first.
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RT @outbreakupdates: A suspected Andes hantavirus contact apparently transited through Tahiti and Mangareva without authorities being informed first.
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WarMonitor
Maybe we should deal with the problems piling up here at home before trying to “help” everyone else.
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Maybe we should deal with the problems piling up here at home before trying to “help” everyone else.
PRESIDENT TRUMP:
"Cuba is asking for help, and we are going to talk." https://twitter.com/KobeissiLetter/status/2054168366688911376/photo/1 tweet
Status-6 (War & Military News)
RT @cyber_boroshno: В результаті травневої атаки на Брянський хімічний завод в н.п. Сєльцо було уражено склад невідомого призначення на території підприємства
53.398266,34.111427 https://twitter.com/cyber_boroshno/status/2054172151809233259/photo/1
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RT @cyber_boroshno: В результаті травневої атаки на Брянський хімічний завод в н.п. Сєльцо було уражено склад невідомого призначення на території підприємства
53.398266,34.111427 https://twitter.com/cyber_boroshno/status/2054172151809233259/photo/1
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Open Source Intel
UK Minister for Victims and Violence Against Women and Girls Alex Davies-Jones has resigned. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2054182310690308213/photo/1
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UK Minister for Victims and Violence Against Women and Girls Alex Davies-Jones has resigned. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2054182310690308213/photo/1
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Disclose.tv
JUST IN - UK Victims minister, Alex Davies-Jones resigns, saying in her letter to Starmer, "I implore you to act in the country's interest and set out a timetable for your departure." — Sky
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JUST IN - UK Victims minister, Alex Davies-Jones resigns, saying in her letter to Starmer, "I implore you to act in the country's interest and set out a timetable for your departure." — Sky
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🇺🇸🇮🇷Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Iran:
We have a plan to escalate, if necessary. We have a plan to retrograde if necessary. We have a plan to shift assets.
Certainly in this setting, we wouldn't reveal what the next step may be, considering the gravity of the mission that President Trump is undertaking to ensure that Iran never has a nuclear bomb.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Iran:
We have a plan to escalate, if necessary. We have a plan to retrograde if necessary. We have a plan to shift assets.
Certainly in this setting, we wouldn't reveal what the next step may be, considering the gravity of the mission that President Trump is undertaking to ensure that Iran never has a nuclear bomb.
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WarTranslated
Russia struck the Dnipropetrovsk region with drones, artillery, and aerial bombs. One person is confirmed dead and four others wounded. Five districts across the region came under fire. In Pavlohrad, a nine-story residential building was hit. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2054184742979862891/video/1
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Russia struck the Dnipropetrovsk region with drones, artillery, and aerial bombs. One person is confirmed dead and four others wounded. Five districts across the region came under fire. In Pavlohrad, a nine-story residential building was hit. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2054184742979862891/video/1
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Status-6 (War & Military News)
Ukrainian FPV drones spoil Russian attempt to assault Ukrainian positions in a tree-line.
After the arrival of FPV drones, Russian assault group that was just about to rush into Ukrainian trenches is forced to defend itself against a new threat.
As Ukrainian drone operators complete the destruction of the Russian assault party, UA infantry appears to conduct mop-up operations and reestablish control over the position.
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Ukrainian FPV drones spoil Russian attempt to assault Ukrainian positions in a tree-line.
After the arrival of FPV drones, Russian assault group that was just about to rush into Ukrainian trenches is forced to defend itself against a new threat.
As Ukrainian drone operators complete the destruction of the Russian assault party, UA infantry appears to conduct mop-up operations and reestablish control over the position.
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Open Source Intel
Trump: BYE BYE, “Fast Boats”
Bing, Bing, GONE!!! https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2054189109338337497/photo/1
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Trump: BYE BYE, “Fast Boats”
Bing, Bing, GONE!!! https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2054189109338337497/photo/1
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