This is China's Sunflower-200 Kamikaze Drone

🔹Costs $30K
🔹100KG Warhead, 1500km range

Can be produced at a rate of 10K+ drones per MONTH

Da haben sie bestimmt vom Iran gelernt.

"Die Märkte sind nervös", wie man so sagt:

https://www.reuters.com/business/wall-st-futures-slip-middle-east-conflict-rages-jobs-data-focus-2026-03-06/

Die Kurden sitzen mal wieder zwischen allen Stühlen:

https://www.axios.com/2026/03/07/iran-kurds-iraq-israel-trump-cia-mossad

Es dämmert ihm so langsam:

https://www.danisch.de/blog/2026/03/07/das-ende-des-westens/

Hört, hört:

"https://www.zdfheute.de/politik/ausland/zdfheute-live-nico-lange-iran-patriot-ukraine-krieg-russland-100.html

Das hier stimmt allerdings nicht:

"Russland macht gar nichts für Iran."

Not true: https://apnews.com/article/trump-iran-russia-intelligence-35afae34198408d670941f971d383378

Uff, Alon Mizrahi nimmt an, dass der Iran das militärische Potential hat, Israel in einem Tag auszulöschen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re3CCa67Aqo

Viel Spaß mit Bodentruppen und Nachschubwege 😆

Die Epstein-Koalition dachte, dass sie ein Paar Bomben am Wochenende abwirft und der Rest dann von innen heraus von allein läuft. Die haben sich komplett verkalkuliert und wenn man sich die Analysen der Geopolitik-Experten so ansieht, sehen das aktuell gefühlt 90% so. Die haben noch nicht mal mehr die Deutungshoheit im Internet, obwohl sie die ganzen großen Medien kontrollieren.

Das Imperium befindet sich in der tiefsten Krise seiner Geschichte.

VIDEO | Israeli occupation forces take hammers to a memorial bearing the image of the late Palestinian President Yasser Arafat in the town of Zababdeh, in southern Jenin, the occupied West Bank.

❗️Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:

“The Islamic Republic of Iran has always emphasized maintaining and continuing friendly relations with the governments of the region based on good neighborliness and mutual respect for national sovereignty and territorial integrity. This does not negate Iran’s inherent right to defend itself against the military aggression of the United States and the Zionist regime.

We will stand and resist to the last drop of blood to defend our country. Iran’s defensive operations are directed exclusively at targets and capabilities that are the source and starting point of aggressive actions against the Iranian nation, and we consider those targets legitimate.

We have not attacked friendly and neighboring countries; rather, we have targeted U.S. military bases, facilities, and capabilities in the region.”

❗️Spokesperson for Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters: 'You may try to enter afloat, but you will end up at the bottom of the Persian Gulf':

"The Islamic Republic of Iran respects the interests and national sovereignty of neighboring countries and has not committed any aggression against them.

Any location that serves as a point of origin for aggression against Iran will be considered a legitimate target, and there will never be any compromise when it comes to confronting the US and the Zionist regime.

Countries that have not provided the US and the Zionist regime with airspace or facilities have not been our targets so far and will not be targets going forward. However, any base that becomes a point of origin for aggression against Iran will, as before, be struck heavily on land, at sea, and in the air.

We say clearly: we struck them and destroyed them so that it would serve as a lesson to anyone who attempts to attack our nation. Know that from now on, anything built again under the name of the enemy, similar to these bases, facilities, and equipment, will be destroyed again and again with crushing strikes.

The Islamic Republic of Iran strongly welcomes the escorting of oil tankers and the reported presence of US forces for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and is waiting for them.

We recommend that before making any decision, the US remembers the burning of the supertanker Bridgeton in 1987 and the oil tankers that were recently targeted. In this battle, once you enter the region vertically, there is no guarantee that your exit will also be vertical.

The same applies to your ships, with one difference: you may intend to enter afloat, but it is entirely possible that you will end up descending vertically to the bottom of the Persian Gulf."

Das mit dem gemeinsamen Feind hat aber seine Grenzen:

"The person said ​such a ​move was one of the steps being ​considered amid ​the phased planning underway ‌to ⁠ensure the security of the breakaway Turkish Cypriot ​state ​in ⁠the north of the ​island, as ​conflict ⁠spreads in the region."

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/turkey-considering-deployment-f-16s-cyprus-ministry-source-says-2026-03-07/

Interessant:

"SkyFall, a major manufacturer of drones including interceptors, said its manufacturing capacity ​had outgrown Ukraine's ability to purchase its systems and the company was ready to export."

Heißt das, die Ukraine braucht selber nicht so viel Drohnenabwehr wie Skyfall produzieren kann, oder fehlt der Ukraine Geld um sie zu bezahlen?

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/ukraines-interceptor-drone-makers-look-exports-gulf-iran-war-flares-2026-03-07/

— 🇮🇷/🇦🇿 So what happened? Here's my own theory:

Two days ago, Iran struck Azerbaijan (according to Aliyev). Aliyev then says Iran must apologize or face retaliation.

The IRGC at the time already denied the strike, saying it was not carried out by them.

Today, after detecting signs of an imminent Azerbaijani attack, President Pezeshkian issued this statement of 'apology' to reassure Azerbaijan that Iran will not strike neighbourly countries (like itself) unless facing attacks from them.

The Armed Forces Spokesman quickly confirmed and repeated this, and also added that this refers to countries 'we have not attacked AND will not attack' (again reiterating that Iran did not strike Azerbaijan). This is clearly not about the Gulf, because we took responsibility for those strikes.

Pezeshkian's wording was confusing and should have been better. But it was regarding Azerbaijan, NOT the Persian Gulf states.

@Middle_East_Spectator

"The price of gas in the United States reached an average of $3.41 per gallon on Saturday, a day after crude oil prices soared to levels not seen since 2023 as the spillover from the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran continued.
That gain means gasoline has jumped 14 percent in the past week, according to data from the AAA motor club. The prices recorded Saturday were the highest for gasoline since 2024."

https://archive.is/uFIHP