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Ukrainian UAVs reached the Moscow Oil Refinery on the final day of the elections.
Between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. alone, 249 UAVs were reportedly shot down across 17 districts. So far, two people are known to have been killed and five injured as a result of UAV strikes and falling debris hitting private and apartment buildings.
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Between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. alone, 249 UAVs were reportedly shot down across 17 districts. So far, two people are known to have been killed and five injured as a result of UAV strikes and falling debris hitting private and apartment buildings.
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🇮🇷⚡️- Iran's armed forces have been placed on the highest alert level, according to local Iranian reports.
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‼️🇷🇺 🇺🇦 "The unprecedented attack was evidently planned to disrupt the elections, but the adversary failed to achieve this" — Moscow mayor Sobyanin
Several drones reached the grounds of the Moscow Oil Refinery, while one struck a residential building
Unfortunately, two people were killed
Sobyanin assessed that the attack was clearly aimed at disrupting the elections, but emphasized: "The enemy did not succeed"
Several drones reached the grounds of the Moscow Oil Refinery, while one struck a residential building
Unfortunately, two people were killed
Sobyanin assessed that the attack was clearly aimed at disrupting the elections, but emphasized: "The enemy did not succeed"
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Trump’s gas-huffing CENTCOM commander says Hormuz oil shipping is doing just fine
“The volume of crude oil, cargo and liquid natural gas these past two weeks is higher than at any point in the past six months,” CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper boasted in a video address Saturday.
“We’re also working with every partner in the region, enhancing their air defense, forming a new coalition attack drone unit, and keeping the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters open and clear,” Cooper said.
Claiming Gulf Arab exporters have shipped 1B+ barrels of crude through the strait “in the last couple months” while Iran’s exports hit “zero,” the commander assured that “clearly, momentum is building.”
CENTCOM and the Trump administration’s claims that oil is flooding through Hormuz has run up against the findings of independent maritime intelligence and tracking firms, which haven’t been able to find these magical ghost ships using commercial satellite data and radar tracking.
US claims also contradict one another, with CENTCOM’s 1B barrel figure averaging out to over 16.5M bpd, two-thirds more than the administration’s recent ~10M bpd estimate.
And that was before the attack on Saudi Arabia’s massive East-West pipeline, which, together with Houthi strikes on Saudi refineries and transit hubs, crippled virtually the entirety of the kingdom’s 7M bpd export capacity via the Red Sea.
Cooper’s “higher than at any point in the past six months” comment is also just dishonest. Six months ago, the US and Israel were a month into their war of aggression against Iran, with fighting at its zenith, and Hormuz almost totally shut to any traffic. In fact, an uptick in commercial shipping began in late March and early April, following initial conditional ceasefire agreements and permission-based transit for selected countries by Iran.
Leaving US attempts to massage the raw data aside, the proof that Iran’s Hormuz pressure campaign is working is reflected in prices – the prices Americans, their allies and people everywhere are paying at the pump, in the grocery store, for airline tickets, and virtually everything else in the economy that requires energy to create or operate, which is – well, pretty much everything. Want the pain to stop? Meet Iran’s peace terms.
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“The volume of crude oil, cargo and liquid natural gas these past two weeks is higher than at any point in the past six months,” CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper boasted in a video address Saturday.
“We’re also working with every partner in the region, enhancing their air defense, forming a new coalition attack drone unit, and keeping the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters open and clear,” Cooper said.
Claiming Gulf Arab exporters have shipped 1B+ barrels of crude through the strait “in the last couple months” while Iran’s exports hit “zero,” the commander assured that “clearly, momentum is building.”
CENTCOM and the Trump administration’s claims that oil is flooding through Hormuz has run up against the findings of independent maritime intelligence and tracking firms, which haven’t been able to find these magical ghost ships using commercial satellite data and radar tracking.
US claims also contradict one another, with CENTCOM’s 1B barrel figure averaging out to over 16.5M bpd, two-thirds more than the administration’s recent ~10M bpd estimate.
The administration itself has also been caught fiddling with its figures, with the DoE recently claiming regional exporters have squeezed out an additional 5-7M bpd in export capacity via pipelines (the IEA says available capacity is actually only 3.5-5.5M bpd).
And that was before the attack on Saudi Arabia’s massive East-West pipeline, which, together with Houthi strikes on Saudi refineries and transit hubs, crippled virtually the entirety of the kingdom’s 7M bpd export capacity via the Red Sea.
Cooper’s “higher than at any point in the past six months” comment is also just dishonest. Six months ago, the US and Israel were a month into their war of aggression against Iran, with fighting at its zenith, and Hormuz almost totally shut to any traffic. In fact, an uptick in commercial shipping began in late March and early April, following initial conditional ceasefire agreements and permission-based transit for selected countries by Iran.
Leaving US attempts to massage the raw data aside, the proof that Iran’s Hormuz pressure campaign is working is reflected in prices – the prices Americans, their allies and people everywhere are paying at the pump, in the grocery store, for airline tickets, and virtually everything else in the economy that requires energy to create or operate, which is – well, pretty much everything. Want the pain to stop? Meet Iran’s peace terms.
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Russian precision strikes hit military-linked targets across Ukraine
The following targets were hit, the Russian Defense Ministry said:
Kiev and Kiev region
🌏 Radionix radio electronics plant, which manufactures guidance systems for the Flamingo, Neptune, FP-7, and FP-9 missiles
🌏 Be-Mobile data center, which handles data storage, processing, and transmission — including intelligence-related data — and supports network equipment used by the Ukrainian army
🌏 Fire Point warehouse containing drone components and launch boosters
Odessa region
🌏 Novaya Pochta logistics center used to store and distribute military cargo
Port of Odessa
🌏 Cargo ship that had delivered military supplies
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The following targets were hit, the Russian Defense Ministry said:
Kiev and Kiev region
Odessa region
Port of Odessa
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#News #Politics #Russia #StateDuma #Elections
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Russia Voted Under Fire. Washington Is Loading the Tankers. https://sonar21.com/russia-voted-under-fire-washington-is-loading-the-tankers/
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—❗️🇺🇸/🇸🇦/🇾🇪 BREAKING: President Trump has decided to cancel planned U.S. airstrikes against Yemen, according to the New York Times
Trump had briefly told the Pentagon to prepare a large strike package for dealing with the Houthis, after a personal appeal from Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Most of the President’s inner circle opposed opening another front in the Middle East, citing energy insecurity and overextension. In the end, Trump decided against ordering the strikes just moments before they began.
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Trump had briefly told the Pentagon to prepare a large strike package for dealing with the Houthis, after a personal appeal from Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Most of the President’s inner circle opposed opening another front in the Middle East, citing energy insecurity and overextension. In the end, Trump decided against ordering the strikes just moments before they began.
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Forwarded from 🇮🇪 Chay Bowes, The Irishman in Russia 🇷🇺
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Most in Germany realise War with Russia is not only a catastrophic and idioc idea - recent election of anti war parties prove it.
They also see what the reality of what Ukraine will become if its EU and US masters dont cut off their cash
They've even made a map to illustrate it
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They also see what the reality of what Ukraine will become if its EU and US masters dont cut off their cash
They've even made a map to illustrate it
Follow me Irish Man In Russia and Bowes Chay on X, Chay Bowes
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The World Economy Is Becoming Wary of the U.S.
America's standing as the guarantor of global economic stability is looking shakier by the day, as the Trump administration piles on debt and tightens sanctions.
The U.S. national debt has blown past $40 trillion, and it's growing by roughly $85,112 every second. That comes out to about $297,500 in debt for every American household.
The average interest rate on marketable debt has climbed to 3.475%, up from 1.458% just five years ago. Interest payments are now the second-largest item in the federal budget, surpassing even Medicare.
At the same time, Congress passed its largest-ever sanctions package against Russia — one that allows tariffs of up to 100% on buyers of Russian energy, including China and India. The Kremlin has already called the measures "unfriendly" and said they will make a peaceful settlement harder to reach.
Meanwhile, the U.S. is trying to manage its debt load by expanding buybacks of long-term bonds, but the 30-year yield has hit 5.31% — the highest since 2007.
Analysts say two interlocking "Ponzi-like" structures are taking shape. The outer one is U.S. government debt, which is serviced by taking on still more debt. The inner one is tariff policy, where new duties are imposed to cover refunds of taxes that were collected illegally.
If the trend holds, U.S. debt will hit $41 trillion by January 16, 2027.
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America's standing as the guarantor of global economic stability is looking shakier by the day, as the Trump administration piles on debt and tightens sanctions.
The U.S. national debt has blown past $40 trillion, and it's growing by roughly $85,112 every second. That comes out to about $297,500 in debt for every American household.
The average interest rate on marketable debt has climbed to 3.475%, up from 1.458% just five years ago. Interest payments are now the second-largest item in the federal budget, surpassing even Medicare.
At the same time, Congress passed its largest-ever sanctions package against Russia — one that allows tariffs of up to 100% on buyers of Russian energy, including China and India. The Kremlin has already called the measures "unfriendly" and said they will make a peaceful settlement harder to reach.
Meanwhile, the U.S. is trying to manage its debt load by expanding buybacks of long-term bonds, but the 30-year yield has hit 5.31% — the highest since 2007.
Analysts say two interlocking "Ponzi-like" structures are taking shape. The outer one is U.S. government debt, which is serviced by taking on still more debt. The inner one is tariff policy, where new duties are imposed to cover refunds of taxes that were collected illegally.
If the trend holds, U.S. debt will hit $41 trillion by January 16, 2027.
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