Open Source Intel
Trump:
The Communists are finally making their move. I’ve been waiting and preparing for this for a long time. It’s easy to be a Communist — All you have to do is say, “I’ll give you everything,” but that means you’re taking it away from others that have earned it. Over thousands of years, that Ideology has not worked once. The game is on. Enjoy watching!
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Trump:
The Communists are finally making their move. I’ve been waiting and preparing for this for a long time. It’s easy to be a Communist — All you have to do is say, “I’ll give you everything,” but that means you’re taking it away from others that have earned it. Over thousands of years, that Ideology has not worked once. The game is on. Enjoy watching!
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Open Source Intel
Trump on Iran:
We have another one, a new market coming up, and that's called the lovely country of Iran.
It's a beautiful place. Would anybody like to go there? The Islamic Republic of Iran, they're having a hard time with food, and we're going to be taking some of their money, and we'll spend it, and we're going to be buying wheat, soybeans and corn, a lot of it, and that process is going to be starting pretty soon.
It's going to be pretty big too.
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Trump on Iran:
We have another one, a new market coming up, and that's called the lovely country of Iran.
It's a beautiful place. Would anybody like to go there? The Islamic Republic of Iran, they're having a hard time with food, and we're going to be taking some of their money, and we'll spend it, and we're going to be buying wheat, soybeans and corn, a lot of it, and that process is going to be starting pretty soon.
It's going to be pretty big too.
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Nuno Felix
RT @jbyerly81: One of my favorite pictures from my time in Afghanistan. I was working with General Miller when General Donahue commanded NATO special operations command. Taken days before we destroyed the remnants of ISIS-K in the country. https://twitter.com/jbyerly81/status/2070140090794250429/photo/1
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RT @jbyerly81: One of my favorite pictures from my time in Afghanistan. I was working with General Miller when General Donahue commanded NATO special operations command. Taken days before we destroyed the remnants of ISIS-K in the country. https://twitter.com/jbyerly81/status/2070140090794250429/photo/1
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WarTranslated
Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Novak claimed on TV that the recent 20–30% "artificial" increase in fuel demand across the country was caused by "panic buying".
He added that "the logistics system is currently being restructured [by AFU] to meet demand" and "there is enough fuel on the market".
Notably, he made no mention of Ukraine's ongoing strikes on Russia's oil and fuel infrastructure.
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Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Novak claimed on TV that the recent 20–30% "artificial" increase in fuel demand across the country was caused by "panic buying".
He added that "the logistics system is currently being restructured [by AFU] to meet demand" and "there is enough fuel on the market".
Notably, he made no mention of Ukraine's ongoing strikes on Russia's oil and fuel infrastructure.
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Open Source Intel
IAEA chief Raphael Grossi says inspectors will arrive in Iran soon under the interim U.S.-Iran agreement, despite Tehran's claims that key nuclear sites would remain closed until sanctions are lifted and a final deal is reached. Grossi said the existing agreement already mandates access.
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IAEA chief Raphael Grossi says inspectors will arrive in Iran soon under the interim U.S.-Iran agreement, despite Tehran's claims that key nuclear sites would remain closed until sanctions are lifted and a final deal is reached. Grossi said the existing agreement already mandates access.
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WarTranslated
Footage from the ground shows a massive queue of vehicles waiting to enter occupied Crimea.
Russian state media reports that, as of 26 June, the queue had already grown to around 2,800 vehicles, including cars and fuel tankers. Meanwhile, Russian Telegram channels have called for the person who filmed the footage to be "found and beaten half to death".
The video was filmed on 25 June, meaning the queue is likely even longer now.
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Footage from the ground shows a massive queue of vehicles waiting to enter occupied Crimea.
Russian state media reports that, as of 26 June, the queue had already grown to around 2,800 vehicles, including cars and fuel tankers. Meanwhile, Russian Telegram channels have called for the person who filmed the footage to be "found and beaten half to death".
The video was filmed on 25 June, meaning the queue is likely even longer now.
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Footage from the ground shows a massive queue of vehicles waiting to exit occupied Crimea.
Russian state media reports that, as of 26 June, the queue had already grown to around 2,800 vehicles, including cars and fuel tankers. Meanwhile, Russian Telegram channels have called for the person who filmed the footage to be "found and beaten half to death".
The video was filmed on 25 June, meaning the queue is likely even longer now.
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Footage from the ground shows a massive queue of vehicles waiting to exit occupied Crimea.
Russian state media reports that, as of 26 June, the queue had already grown to around 2,800 vehicles, including cars and fuel tankers. Meanwhile, Russian Telegram channels have called for the person who filmed the footage to be "found and beaten half to death".
The video was filmed on 25 June, meaning the queue is likely even longer now.
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Russian milblogger Alexander Kharchenko believes Ukraine is preparing a major counteroffensive, possibly in the second half of July. He argues that recent strikes on Russian oil infrastructure are intended to deepen fuel shortages and disrupt frontline logistics ahead of a push towards the Zaporizhzhia axis.
Kharchenko then enthusiastically indulges in his own military fan fiction, repeatedly musing: "If I were making decisions for the enemy...", "I would begin the offensive..." before outlining where he would strike first, including Bryansk Oblast, to stretch Russian reserves. The imagination is certainly there.
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Russian milblogger Alexander Kharchenko believes Ukraine is preparing a major counteroffensive, possibly in the second half of July. He argues that recent strikes on Russian oil infrastructure are intended to deepen fuel shortages and disrupt frontline logistics ahead of a push towards the Zaporizhzhia axis.
Kharchenko then enthusiastically indulges in his own military fan fiction, repeatedly musing: "If I were making decisions for the enemy...", "I would begin the offensive..." before outlining where he would strike first, including Bryansk Oblast, to stretch Russian reserves. The imagination is certainly there.
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