Member of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah, Fadl Abu Talib:

"The time has passed when the Israelis and Americans targeted our countries and peoples at the time and place they determined without deterring them, and they should not be overjoyed, as the earth-shattering response will not be delayed"

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A source in the port of Hodeidah:

There is no truth about the port being out of service, and civil defense and fire brigade operations are continuing to put out the fires burning in the oil tanks in the port, after they were targeted by the occupation’s enemy aircraft.

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Lulzsec Muslims & Anonymous Africa reportedly hacked APT Resources, a leading provider of oilfield and energy services in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

The company was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

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Another minute, another girl in Khan Younis, Gaza, brutally killed by the Zionist nazi force😡

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The Stimson Center has a JUICY report on how the US will not be able to sustain the weapons that are being built right now.

Over the past three decades, the Pentagon has built a lot of ships that can't fight, planes that don't fly properly, and weapons that don't work as expected. And all this is practically without supervision
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The heads of the US Defense Ministry repeatedly underestimated the expected procurement costs in order to obtain Congressional approval of the program. The administration and the Pentagon then distributed subcontracts across the country to strengthen political support for the program. The project then becomes difficult to abandon because officials are vitally interested in its continuation.

A classic example is the Zumwalt—class destroyer. At first, they wanted to build 32 units, then 24, then 7, but in the end they managed to rivet only three. The experiment with innovative weapons failed when the cost of each shot from a cannon increased to almost $1 million. The total cost of the program increased by 86%, and each ship cost $12.8 billion — a destroyer at the price of an aircraft carrier.

The story of the F-35, which has been under development for 23 years and requires another 10 years, is also well known. It was expected that each F-35 would cost $40-50 million. However, in reality, one F-35A unit for the Air Force in 2025 will cost more than $116 million. At the same time, US Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall has already informed Congress that the price of each new F-35 will be "several hundred million dollars."

While improvements are underway, no more than 30% of the released F-35s are capable of performing combat missions. As costs increase and the schedule falls behind, the States are forced to restart old programs like the F/A-18 and F-15X. That is, in addition to implementing one expensive program, it is also necessary to finance two smaller ones.

It's only going to get worse. The cost of owning a weapon is usually twice the initial purchase price. Having spent $28 billion on the acquisition of 38 ships of the LCS project, so unsuccessful that in 2021 they began to be written off due to unacceptable operating costs, the United States will spend another $ 60 billion (excluding inflation) on the maintenance of these ships in the next 25 years. And what will the United States do if the key to their hegemony is the status of the world's most powerful army and navy? Even betting on nuclear weapons has the same problems as everything else: exorbitant costs, an inflated military budget, rising national debt and out-of-control inflation.

Only possible strategy for Washington is to shift the burden of military spending to others and try to write off its own debts. Some projects are currently being implemented. Stimulating the world's population in order to "recycle" dollars into cryptocurrencies, for example. World war has been a guaranteed way to resolve deadlocked financial and economic contradictions for a hundred years.

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What countries own the US debt?

The US national debt situation worsened greatly since the 2008 crisis. Under Joe Biden's presidency the US national debt surged over $34.63 trillion as of June 2024.

In 2018, the US national debt was already at 78% of GDP - a figure the World Bank considers dangerous. These numbers also raise concerns for many countries around the world, due to its far-reaching implications for the financial stability of the global economy.

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