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⚡️ 🇵🇸 Hamas accuses Israel of over 2000 ceasefire violations.
'This much violations shows the word ceasefire no longer matter'
'This much violations shows the word ceasefire no longer matter'
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🇦🇪 ⚡ 5 Implications of UAE exiting OPEC, OPEC+
1. Higher oil revenues and output for the UAE which will now be unconstrained by quotas set under organisation.
2. Weakened OPEC+ cohesion and influence, as a major producer exits.
3. Lower global oil prices due to increased supply pressure.
4. Strained relations with Saudi Arabia and other members.
5. Greater strategic flexibility for UAE's energy transition and diversification.
1. Higher oil revenues and output for the UAE which will now be unconstrained by quotas set under organisation.
2. Weakened OPEC+ cohesion and influence, as a major producer exits.
3. Lower global oil prices due to increased supply pressure.
4. Strained relations with Saudi Arabia and other members.
5. Greater strategic flexibility for UAE's energy transition and diversification.
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📹 Video - Tankers lie in line at the closed Strait of Hormuz.
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🇦🇪 UAE on quitting OPEC:
"This decision follows a comprehensive review of the UAE's production policy and its current and future capacity and is based on our national interest and our commitment to contributing effectively to meeting the market's pressing needs," the UAE energy ministry said in a statement.
The UAE was the third-largest producer in OPEC in February, behind Saudi Arabia and Iraq. It joined OPEC in 1967, seven years after the organization was established - CNBC
Pictured📸 : His Excellency Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei, UAE Energy Minister
"This decision follows a comprehensive review of the UAE's production policy and its current and future capacity and is based on our national interest and our commitment to contributing effectively to meeting the market's pressing needs," the UAE energy ministry said in a statement.
The UAE was the third-largest producer in OPEC in February, behind Saudi Arabia and Iraq. It joined OPEC in 1967, seven years after the organization was established - CNBC
Pictured📸 : His Excellency Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei, UAE Energy Minister
⚡🇺🇸 US issues arrest warrant has been issued for the former Director of the FBI James Comey over his 'calling for assassination of President Donald Trump'
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🇺🇸US President Trump wows and shocks in equal measure as he holds a live bee in hand First lady Melania, King Charles and Queen Camilla look on in awe.
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We've seen this RETARDness (in good meaning) before.
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🇺🇸 US President Trump says CUBA IS NEXT
🇨🇺 CUBA IS NEXT
U.S. Senate votes to reject a resolution to block Trump from launching a U.S. military strike on Cuba, 51-47.
U.S. Senate votes to reject a resolution to block Trump from launching a U.S. military strike on Cuba, 51-47.
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🚨 US NATIONAL SECURITY NIGHTMARE:
Iran reportedly transferred 15 unexploded US heavy munitions—including an INTACT GBU-57 Bunker Buster—to IRGC reverse-engineering labs.
The same precision bombs dropped on their nuclear sites are now being dissected for guidance tech, warheads & stealth secrets.
Russia & China salivating as they wait on the wings for the blueprints.
This is not the first time Iran has reverse engineered US munitions.
Iran reportedly transferred 15 unexploded US heavy munitions—including an INTACT GBU-57 Bunker Buster—to IRGC reverse-engineering labs.
The same precision bombs dropped on their nuclear sites are now being dissected for guidance tech, warheads & stealth secrets.
Russia & China salivating as they wait on the wings for the blueprints.
This is not the first time Iran has reverse engineered US munitions.
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🇮🇷🇮🇷⚡ Imam Khomeini Airport begins to stir with renewed purpose as international flights resume at Tehran's main gateway after a 57-day suspension caused by the US-Israel war on Iran.
The vast terminal halls, once hushed and echoing with uncertainty, now buzz with the cautious energy of returning travelers—families reuniting, businesspeople checking updated schedules, and pilgrims preparing for long-awaited journeys.
Fluorescent lights reflect off polished floors as ground crew in high-visibility vests guide aircraft back into position, their movements brisker than in recent weeks.
The familiar scent of jet fuel mixes with fresh Persian tea from reopened cafes, while departure boards flicker to life with destinations like Istanbul, Muscat, and Medina.
Security scanners hum steadily once more, and announcements in Farsi, English, and Arabic crackle through the speakers, carrying a note of quiet relief. Outside, under the early morning sky with the Alborz Mountains silhouetted in the distance, planes taxi toward runways that had stood silent for nearly two months.
Passengers exchange tentative smiles and final embraces, their voices blending hope with the lingering weight of recent conflict.
As the sun rises, Imam Khomeini Airport awakens fully—signaling a fragile return to normalcy, one flight at a time, beneath the vast Iranian sky.
- Grok, Al Jazeera, Reuters
The vast terminal halls, once hushed and echoing with uncertainty, now buzz with the cautious energy of returning travelers—families reuniting, businesspeople checking updated schedules, and pilgrims preparing for long-awaited journeys.
Fluorescent lights reflect off polished floors as ground crew in high-visibility vests guide aircraft back into position, their movements brisker than in recent weeks.
The familiar scent of jet fuel mixes with fresh Persian tea from reopened cafes, while departure boards flicker to life with destinations like Istanbul, Muscat, and Medina.
Security scanners hum steadily once more, and announcements in Farsi, English, and Arabic crackle through the speakers, carrying a note of quiet relief. Outside, under the early morning sky with the Alborz Mountains silhouetted in the distance, planes taxi toward runways that had stood silent for nearly two months.
Passengers exchange tentative smiles and final embraces, their voices blending hope with the lingering weight of recent conflict.
As the sun rises, Imam Khomeini Airport awakens fully—signaling a fragile return to normalcy, one flight at a time, beneath the vast Iranian sky.
- Grok, Al Jazeera, Reuters