⭕️ ‘Suspicious’ death of Mossad propaganda series 'Tehran' producer Dana Eden in Athens

Israeli television producer Dana Eden, co-creator of the espionage thriller series Tehran, was found dead in a hotel room in Athens under what Greek media described as suspicious circumstances. Eden, 52, was found in an Athens hotel where she had been staying since 4 February, 2026, to oversee the filming of the fourth season of the series, when she was discovered by her brother. Reports cited bruises on her neck and limbs and pills found in the room, while Greek authorities have not ruled out suicide. Her production company dismissed speculation about nationalist or criminal involvement, and the cause of death has not yet been confirmed.

Tehran, which streams on Apple TV+, follows a Mossad agent operating inside Iran and has been widely described as an anti-Iran espionage series. Critics and commentators have characterized the show as overt hasbara, Israeli state-aligned propaganda designed to demonize Iran and normalize Mossad operations, arguing that it functions as soft-power messaging rather than nuanced storytelling. The series has nevertheless received international distribution and awards, including an International Emmy.

🇬🇧 Farmers are screwed … one year hard work brings you 144 pounds.

Without subsidies farmers can’t survive now.

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🇷🇺🇸🇾 New Syrian banknotes are printed in Russia, as before.

The printing order is carried out by the Russian state company Goznak. The contract was signed in the summer of 2025.

Sharaa initially wanted to decline Russia's services and considered printing money in the Emirates or Germany, but in the end Russia continued to print money for Syria.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Lindsey says all factors for a regime change are coming together … the Iranian government may fall soon if “we” acted correctly.

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🇺🇸 "I was trafficked to a lot of different men, politicians, professors, billionaires and even royalty" — Virginia Giuffre

"He used me as a form of blackmail, so these people would owe him favors"

"Everything's being recorded and that's when I realized that's how he's getting away with blackmailing everybody"

Does the suicide part make any sense?

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🇺🇸"I was TRAFFICKED to a prince" — Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre speaks out in 2019 NBC interview

"Prince Andrew got me alcohol — it was vodka"

"I hope in the car with Ghislaine and Jeffrey and Ghislaine says, 'he's coming back to the house, I want you to do for him, what you do for Epstein'"

Does it all make sense now?

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🇨🇳 One-year progress of Unitree robots visualized

Technology moves fast.

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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, which hosts the U.S. Air Force B-2 stealth bomber fleet, is operating under a temporary FAA flight halt

The NOTAM was issued several days ago. The runway is shut from February 14 through February 17, and radar approach services were suspended from February 13 through February 17.

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The Big Lie About Iran’s Support for Terrorism https://sonar21.com/the-big-lie-about-irans-support-for-terrorism/

🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 Energy facilities in Odessa and the Odessa region have been hit

▪️A combined strike was carried out using cruise missiles and strike UAVs "Geran".
▪️Local communities report a worsening of the electricity supply situation in the city.

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🇨🇳China has notified the International Telecommunication Union of plans to launch up to 203,000 satellites into orbit by the mid-2030s. This is many times more than any existing or planned constellation. For comparison, Starlink currently has about 9,600 satellites, while Amazon Kuiper plans to have about 3,200.

The key point here is not so much the physical launch of such a large number of devices, but the regulatory and frequency battle for orbit, which could escalate into a real confrontation.

Firstly, the ITU system operates on the principle of "who applied first, gets priority". Even if the satellites exist only on paper, the declared positions and radio frequencies are reserved. This means that other operators, including SpaceX and Amazon, are obliged to take these "reserved" parameters into account when designing their systems.

Secondly, this creates so-called regulatory interference. When designing and expanding Western systems, the US will be forced to reduce the power of transmitters to avoid overlapping with the declared Chinese ranges, change orbital planes, and complicate network management algorithms.

Even if some of the Chinese satellites are never launched, the mere fact of their registration already restricts competitors.

Thirdly, it's about strategic control over low Earth orbit. Mega-constellations are not just about the internet, but also military communications, reconnaissance, navigation, drone control, and the resilience of military infrastructure in the event of war.

In fact, China is operating on the principle of "occupying space in advance" in order to later dictate the terms. This is cheaper and more efficient than catching up with an already deployed infrastructure.

It's also worth examining the scale. Launching 200,000 satellites is a colossal industrial task. Even Starlink, with all the production capacity of SpaceX, launches a maximum of 1,500–2,000 satellites per year. To actually deploy 200,000, China will have to maintain a launch rate at a level that humanity has never achieved before.

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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi: 'Between now and the next session, we can begin to draft the initial documents needed to pave way for an agreement. Naturally, once things start being drafted—the process will slow down significantly'

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Even the most powerful army in the world might sometimes receive such a slap that it won't be able to get up — Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei

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