🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- Sirens activated in northern and central Israel.

🇦🇺 - Australian government reports that 149 gas stations in New South Wales experience fuel shortages.

🇱🇰 - Fuel situation in Sri Lanka became so bad that on certain days only cars with even plate numbers can buy that, and on other days with odd plate numbers.

Asked if he "misled" America into starting the war with Iran, Netanyahu claims he "misled no one" and insists Iran was preparing to nuke the US.

He goes on to cite Nazi Germany to justify the war.

"What did they think in the 30s?! WHAT DID THEY THINK IN THE 30s?!?!"

"What did they think in the 30s when you had a terrible, ruthless, killer regime led by a lunatic that took one country after the other?"

"They said, 'Let's stay out of this. It's not our war. It's not our problem. Maybe it's only the Jews.'"

"Have we learned nothing—absolutely nothing in these 80 years?!"

That does sound like the real Mileikowsky/Netanyahu 😂

Trump - that the United States has killed everyone in Iran with whom it is possible to negotiate:

"Their leaders have all been destroyed. There is almost no next generation of leaders either. And the third generation has mostly disappeared. Now no one wants to be a leader there. It is difficult for us to communicate with them. We want to talk, but there's no one to talk to. We just don't have anyone to talk to. And you know what? We even like it that way."

He likes it, but it's not going to end well for this red-haired clown.

Hezbollah issued a total of 55 statements on operations they carried out against Israel over the last 24 hours, the highest number since the beginning of the war, and one of the highest numbers in history.

https://worldwarthreedocumentary.com/americas-forever-war-to-wwiii-chas-freeman/

Former Ambassador Chas Freeman does not speak in slogans. He speaks from experience—after a long career in the U.S. Foreign Service, including the opening to China, service in Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War, and later as Assistant Secretary of Defense. In this interview for WWIII: The Documentary and our ongoing interview series, Freeman lays out a sobering strategic picture: the war in Ukraine, the crisis in Iran, and the wider unraveling of American diplomacy are not separate headlines, but parts of one expanding conflict system.

What makes this conversation essential is its clarity. Freeman argues that the West has no serious peace proposal, that Washington has repeatedly replaced strategy with hubris, and that when major powers refuse to negotiate red lines, wars do not end—they metastasize. He is especially forceful on the Iran-Israel theater, warning that repeated strikes, retaliation, and the collapse of real diplomacy could pull the United States into a larger war that keeps widening across regions. This interview is critical viewing for anyone trying to understand how a world war can emerge not from a single declaration, but from a chain reaction of crises, miscalculations, and failed statecraft.

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