🇸🇦:🇪🇹 | Reports that last week’s meeting between Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was tense and heated:

The meeting in Addis Ababa was reportedly confrontational. Bin Farhan urged Ahmed to cut ties with Abu Dhabi, citing the UAE’s arming of proxies that allegedly threaten Riyadh’s security.

Ahmed strongly responded, saying Riyadh “supports a man [Sudan’s Chairman Abdel Fattah al-Burhan] who gathers all Islamic extremists to threaten our security and the region. You [bin Farhan] don’t even know what you are doing.”

Bin Farhan called the arming of Dagalo’s Rapid Support Forces and the shipment of Emirati military aid to Addis Ababa a “red line” for Saudi security. Ahmed replied: “What security are you talking about? What does the relationship between the UAE and Ethiopia have to do with your national security?”

Ahmed added: “Your Excellency, tell [Crown] Prince Mohammed bin Salman that I will not allow terrorism to rule Sudan and threaten Ethiopia’s security, no matter the cost.”

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🇮🇷 | Arrest of cyberspace activist rioter in Mazandaran:

Authorities in Mazandaran announced the identification and arrest of an anti-security cyberspace activist, according to a statement issued by the Public Relations of the Karbala Corps.

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🥀 | Some battles leave behind irreparable losses that time can never heal.

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🇺🇸: 🇪🇺 | So the fire is reaching Europe?

U.S. plans to create an online portal to help people in Europe and elsewhere bypass local internet content bans and censorship in order to bolster digital freedom.

The initiative could include tools, guidance, and resources that help users circumvent restrictions and access a wider range of online content.

Officials said the project is still in the planning stages and that details, including launch timing and technical specifications, have not yet been finalized.

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🟥 | Alert is ongoing; we are in sensitive hours. Iran has just launched two surveillance drones to monitor suspicious activity in the Persian Gulf. The Kremlin added that it is observing unprecedented escalation against Iran now.

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✅ | Iran could have addressed the Palestinian issue the same way some Arab states did, such as the Emirates, Jordan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.

In that case, it likely would not have been under such focus, nor faced sanctions or threats of war?

Do not allow hatred toward Shiites to cloud your judgment.

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