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Turkey will send six F-16 fighter jets to northern Cyprus tomorrow, officials announced.

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US strike on "narcoterrorist" in the eastern Pacific.

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Keir Starmer could pay for 15 new warships or quadruple the size of the British Army by halting this year’s £18bn rise in welfare spending, analysis has shown.

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Depending on several factors UK could be left with just 10-11 frigates/destroyers by the end on the year.

There is no clearer proof of modern decadence than the sight of a Victorian masterpiece falling to a vape shop fire

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One immaculate hit.

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Transits though Hormuz strait:
28 Feb = 98
1 Mar = 18
2 Mar = 7
3 Mar = 1
4 Mar = 2
5 Mar = 4
6 Mar = 4

⚠️ New Telegram Scam Alert

A new phishing scam is spreading on Telegram. Users receive a message in a secret chat claiming there was a login from another device and asking them to click a link.

The message is fake — scammers use a regular emoji instead of a real verification badge.

Remember: Telegram never sends security alerts via secret chats, only through the official account with a blue checkmark.

Nobody actually knows what this “Iran nuclear threat” even is at this point. Trump can wake up any day and just declare that it’s destroyed, the same way he already claimed Iran’s nuclear program was basically finished and that they wouldn’t be able to build anything again. He said that Iran’s nuclear capabilities were “obliterated” and that they will never have a nuclear weapon etc etc

It’s up to him to just say “it’s done” and declare BIG TOTAL VICTORY whenever he wants.

The problem now is he can’t easily do that anymore because the whole Gulf is getting pulled into it and the situation is getting more dire.

And of course oil prices will drop the moment he decides to end this shitshow, because the spike of prices is not coming from Iranian delusional nuclear threats that he now made larger since the start of the conflict, but the conflict he started himself.

Maybe the true Iranian nuclear threat was the friends we made along the way

Anyone else's TikTok FYP filled with some guy chasing down a marmot all the time

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Some shenanigans from Czechia:

Senate president Vystrčil took army C-295M transport plane to Milan paraolympics. Czech PM Babiš and rest of his government heavily criticized the move as some of army C-295s were involved in repatriations of citizens for the Gulf.

Senate president being from ODS (in EU it's ECR) and PM being from ANO (Patriots).

Senate president made a speech saying that this trip was approved in December and before the actual trip he confirmed that the aircraft was not needed in the repatriations flights and the aircraft was retured to Czechia in matter of hours.

This was of course ignored by the PM and kept using Vystrčil as a scapegoat for his own governments incompetence and as a revage he cancelled the return trip forcing Vystrčil and companions flying commercial.

Czech army had to make statement that all what Vystrčil said was true. Which was promptly ignored and criticised by the government.

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Some more political logic from Czechia:

Parties that spent years warning that Europe is becoming dangerously weak and that national sovereignty must be defended are now in government — while criticizing defence spending increases proposed earlier.

Politicians from ANO (Patriots), SPD(ESN) and AUTO regularly talk about security threats and the need for a stronger state. At the same time, they criticize higher military budgets and question plans to modernize the Czech Armed Forces.

Meanwhile, the former governing parties — ODS (ECR), TOP 09 (EPP), KDU-ČSL (EPP), STAN (EPP) and the Czech Pirate Party (Greens/EFA) — now in opposition, continue arguing for maintaining or increasing defence spending in response to the security situation in Europe.

The result is a familiar political paradox: everyone agrees security is important, but once responsibility for the state budget changes hands, so do many arguments about defence spending.

Czech defense spending was in:
2015 1% of GDP,
2022 1.5% of GDP
2024 2%
For 2026 it was supposed to be 2,35%.

All of the raises to defence budget were while current opposition was in power.
Under Babiš now the plan is to fix defense budget to 2% of GDP.

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Czech Chief of general staff gen. Karel Řehka:

Czech Armed Forces should have budget of ~3,7% GDP to fully meet both national and NATO capability targets.