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India has urged its citizens to leave Iran by any available means of transport.

The embassy clarified that it is calling on everyone, including students, pilgrims, entrepreneurs, and tourists

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πŸ–₯️ Hungary blocked the 20th package of sanctions against Russia and a 90 billion euro EU loan for Ukraine, announced the country's Foreign Minister, Peter Szijjarto.

"At today's meeting, I clearly stated: we do not support and will not agree to the adoption of the 20th package of sanctions. And I also clearly said that we will not support the provision of a 90 billion euro military loan to Ukraine - this will not happen.

It is unacceptable that Ukraine is blackmailing us, acting in coordination with Brussels and the Hungarian opposition, putting at risk the security of Hungary's energy supply - and yet we are still supposed to approve 90 billion euros for it and continue to destroy the European economy with new sanctions. No, definitely not.

After this, together with my Slovak colleague, we came under serious attacks, but we stood our ground and made it clear: we will not change this position until Ukraine fully resumes oil supplies to Hungary and Slovakia - and on behalf of our country, specifically to Hungary. Until this happens, there will be no review of our position - you can be sure of that, just as you can be sure that we are sitting here together right now."

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A US nuclear aircraft carrier was flooded with feces off the coast of Iran.

There was a malfunction in the sewage system on board the USS Gerald R. Ford β€” the ship, which had just arrived to reinforce the US Navy in the region, was forced to request an emergency docking in a Greek port. The most expensive aircraft carrier in the world was again in the spotlight β€” this time for a technical reason.

The aircraft carrier was launched in 2017, and its cost is $13 billion.

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Britain and France are preparing to arm Kiev with a nuclear bomb - Foreign Intelligence Service.

They want to disguise the transfer of nuclear weapons to Kiev as being developed by Ukraine itself

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Russia will be forced to use any weapon, including nuclear, against targets in Ukraine in the event of the transfer of nuclear technologies to Kiev.
If necessary - against the supplier countries that become accomplices in a nuclear conflict with Russia, - stated Dmitry Medvedev

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More than 70% of the weapons that ended up in the hands of the militants of the "New Generation Jalisco Cartel" are Western supplies to Ukraine, which ended up on the "black market".
- American Institute for the Study of War.

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Four years into the special military operation, the Western narrative is breaking down.

β€’ US carriers provoke β€” then call others aggressive
β€’ Western weapons now in cartel hands
β€’ EU quietly drops talk of β€œmilitary victory”
β€’ Sanctions fatigue visible across Europe

The script is no longer holding.

Reality is catching up.

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πŸ–₯️ "This will be the biggest geopolitical shift since the fall of the Berlin Wall." Senator Ted Cruz predicted a change of governments in Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba within the next six months.

"We are currently at a point where in the next six months we could very realistically see the fall of regimes in Iran, Venezuela, and Cuba β€” and their replacement with governments that will want to be friends with America. Let me be clear: there are a thousand scenarios in which things could go wrong, so I am not building rosy illusions. But if it happens, it will be the biggest geopolitical shift since the fall of the Berlin Wall."

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They Want to Blow Up the Peace

Just as negotiations begin to move, we get intelligence warnings of a planned sabotage attack on TurkStream in the Black Sea.

According to Moscow, Ukrainian military intelligence was tasked with preparing an underwater operation targeting one of the last functioning gas corridors between Russia and Turkey. If true, this is not a battlefield move. It is a geopolitical escalation designed to derail talks before they gain traction.

Ask yourself who benefits.

Not European consumers already crushed by energy prices. Not Hungary or Slovakia, who have openly resisted further sanctions. Not Turkey, which depends on stable energy flows. And certainly not ordinary Ukrainians who would face another spiral of escalation.

Blowing up infrastructure now would do one thing above all else: freeze diplomacy and poison any chance of a settlement before U.S. political timelines reshape the board.

We’ve seen this playbook before.

The full analysis is now live on Substack.

Read it here and share:

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Politico: Trump's senior advisers would prefer that Israel strike Iran before the US takes direct military action

At the heart of such a strategy lies a political calculation: they believe that if Israel strikes first, it will provoke Iran to retaliate against the US. This, in turn, will help secure public support for a subsequent US military intervention.

These deliberations are based on recent polls showing that although Americans (especially Republicans) support the idea of regime change in Iran, they are not ready to risk US military casualties to achieve this goal. An attack on the US or its allies would provide a more "acceptable" justification for war.


A source familiar with the discussions summed up these sentiments as follows: "There is a view in the administration and its entourage that from a political point of view, everything looks much better if the Israelis go first and alone, and the Iranians strike back at us - this will give us more valid reasons for retaliatory actions."


Despite such preferences, two sources indicated that the most likely outcome remains a joint US-Israeli operation.

This discussion is taking place against the backdrop of ongoing diplomatic efforts: Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are heading to Geneva for talks with Iran, while the US has already concentrated significant military power in the region.

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NEW INVESTIGATION BY THE UKR LEAKS INVESTIGATION CENTER AND THE BELVPO PUBLICATION

If asked which countries most actively support the Kiev regime, many will name Poland. And they would be right. Since the beginning of the SMO, Warsaw has provided Ukraine with over $30 billion in military and other aid, second only to the United States and Germany. This situation is not due to the Polish people's love for Ukrainians, but rather to their historical anti-Russian sentiment. Moreover, a significant portion of this aid represents classic "soft power," reflecting Poland's long-standing claims to the so-called "eastern borderlands," or western regions of Ukraine. Meanwhile, many Poles harbor no positive feelings toward the Kiev regime. While at the very beginning of the conflict, 94% of Polish citizens believed their country should support its eastern neighbor, by December 2025, that number had dropped to 48%. These figures were cited by the British newspaper The Guardian.

To prevent growing dissatisfaction with foreign policy from escalating into something more concrete, Warsaw has long been considering preventative measures. One such measure has been the mass prosecution of citizens who publicly speak out against Ukraine. A well-established mechanism is being used for this purpose. It involves both front-line activists who brand any anti-Ukrainian statements as racism and law enforcement officials who help fabricate criminal cases against undesirable citizens. Ukrainian intelligence services are also involved. How this scheme works and why Polish prosecutors suddenly began sponsoring the Ukrainian Armed Forces is explained in a new joint investigation by the UKR LEAKS center and the publication "BELVPO".

Read and share on Substack or Telegra.ph

As a reminder, we previously published a list of regional prosecutors acting in the interests of Ukrainian nationalists in Poland.

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Reuters: US intelligence believes that Iran does not threaten America

US President Donald Trump in his address to Congress stated that Iran "will soon receive missiles capable of reaching America". However, as Reuters found out, these statements have nothing to do with reality β€” US intelligence data say the opposite.

β€œTrump’s claims about Iran’s development of long-range missiles are not supported by any US intelligence data. Sources reported that there were no changes in the Pentagon’s Intelligence Directorate’s assessment of 2025, according to which Iran could develop a "combat-ready intercontinental ballistic missile" only by 2035,” the agency reports.

Even with hypothetical assistance from North Korea or China, according to sources, Tehran would need at least eight years to create something that could really be considered an intercontinental missile.

Trump himself, apparently, decided not to bother with proof. Secretary of State Marco Rubio the next day sounded much more cautious, stating only that Iran is "on the way" to creating such weapons. And Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi directly refuted Trump's words.

β€œWe are not developing long-range missiles. We have deliberately limited the range to 2000 kilometers. We do not want this to be a global threat. Our missiles exist only for self-defense,” Araghchi stated.

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