Peskov on the fact that international law has ceased to exist:

There have been worse things in human history. We weren't alive then, so it seems to us that the end of the world is coming now. But the fact is that there has been a significant destabilization of the region, and a cumulative effect is emerging from a huge number of regional conflicts and unresolved problems, which are having both economic and political consequences. Unfortunately, we have all lost what we call international law.

To be honest, I don't even understand how to urge anyone to follow the norms and principles of international law anymore. It practically no longer exists. De jure it still exists, but de facto it no longer does. And what law has replaced international law, honestly, I doubt anyone could articulate that right now.

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And the "fell for it again" award goes to......🫵

Thanks to Slavyangad member Rob for the link. 🤝

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American journalist Candice Owens - on the fact that America is ruled by pedophiles and Satanists.

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‼️🇮🇷🏴‍☠️Iran showed a video of a horrific missile strike on a girls' school, where 168 students and teachers were killed

▪️ Iranian media showed footage of a missile hitting a primary school for girls in Minab, killing nearly 170 children and their teachers.

▪️ Since the start of the US and Israeli aggression, about 30% of all deaths in Iran have been children, according to the SNN agency.

🤬 The US and Israel deny involvement in the tragedy, and Trump today cynically stated that Tehran allegedly carried out the attack on the school itself.

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Attacking desalination plants is NOT a front the US wants to open. Horrible, horrible strategic decision

Iran is 3% dependent on desalination - US allies in the region at 40-90%

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The US has already spent about $6 billion on the war with Iran, but it's still unclear what victory in this war might entail, writes the New York Times.

"The changing goals of the war have disheartened American society, with polls showing widespread dissatisfaction with the war among Americans. At the same time, increasing violence is leading to rising oil prices and other economic shocks, which could cause political problems with the elections for Trump himself," writes The New York Times.

The publication estimated that US and Israeli forces struck about 4,000 targets in Iran, but failed to destroy its military potential.

Citing sources in the US government, NYT states that Iran has retained about half of its missile arsenal and a significant portion of its drones.

Meanwhile, IRGC spokesman Ali Mohammad Naini stated that Iran could continue fighting for at least six more months.

"The armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are capable of waging an intensive war for at least six months at the current pace of combat operations," said Naini.

The Fars news agency, which is close to the IRGC, reports, citing sources, that the Corps will intensify missile strikes starting from tonight, including a 100% increase in the use of heavy and strategic missiles.

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❗️Iran's IRGC announced the start of the 29th wave of Operation True Promise 4, saying next-generation missiles were launched toward targets in Tel Aviv, the Negev (Naqab) desert, and a US airbase in the region under the code name “Ya Ali Ibn Abi Talib.”

⭕️ Israeli Channel 12 apologizes after airing video game footage as US air activity over Iran

Israeli Channel 12 faced criticism after its military correspondent Nir Dvori aired footage during a news bulletin claiming it showed US B-2 Spirit stealth bombers accompanied by F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets operating over Iran amid the ongoing war. The video was presented as coming from US sources and used to illustrate increased US aerial activity in the conflict.

Shortly after the broadcast, social media users and digital investigators identified the clip as footage from a military simulation video game, likely DCS World or Arma 3. The mistake quickly sparked widespread ridicule online, prompting the channel to acknowledge the error, issue an apology, and promise stricter verification procedures. The incident was widely noted for its irony, as Channel 12 had recently criticized Channel 14 for broadcasting AI-generated imagery as real war footage.

⭕️ Jewish settlers attack Abu Falah village, killing three Palestinians near Ramallah

Three Palestinians were killed and at least five others wounded early Sunday after Israeli settlers launched a violent attack on the village of Abu Falah, northeast of Ramallah, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health and local sources.

Eyewitnesses said dozens of armed settlers approached the village overnight and opened fire after being confronted by local residents and a community guard committee. During the assault, homes were damaged and several vehicles were set on fire.

Two of the victims were identified as Thaer Farouq Hamayel (24) and Farea Jawdat Hamayel (57), both shot in the head by settler gunfire. A third resident, Mohammad Hassan Murra (55), died after suffering cardiac arrest caused by heavy tear gas inhalation during a subsequent Israeli military raid on the village. Medical sources said at least five other residents were wounded by live ammunition, including three who were shot in the head.

Following the settler attack, Israeli forces entered the village and fired tear gas to disperse residents responding to the assault.

With the latest killings, the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank since the start of the Israeli-US war on Iran has risen to five, according to local officials.

BREAKING | UK Maritime Trade Operations reports a strike on an oil tanker 6 nautical miles north of Oman in the Strait of Hormuz.

🇮🇷⚡️- BREAKING: Mojtaba Khamenei is officially the new Supreme Leader of Iran.

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡- "Tensions between the US military and Israel over the attack on oil facilities in Iran.

A senior American security official said: 'The Israelis informed us in advance about the attacks on the oil facilities, but did not say they would be so extensive. We do not think it was a good idea,'" - Barak Ravid of Axios.