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🕳 The Iraqi resistance group has published a FPV drone footage giving a full and free tour of the US embassy complex in Baghdad, on March 16.
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🇴🇲🇦🇪 BREAKING! An oil tanker was attacked off the coast of Fujairah.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Fire incident on the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier:
- A fire started in the ship's main laundry area last Thursday.
- The fire was extinguished after some time, resulting in significant impact on crew living quarters.
- More than 600 sailors and crew members lost their beds due to the incident.
- Affected personnel have since been bunking/sleeping on floors and tables.
- The U.S. military's Central Command reported that two sailors received treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.
- Dozens of service members on the ship suffered from smoke inhalation (as reported by people aboard).
- Many sailors have been unable to do laundry since the fire occurred (due to damage in the laundry area).
- These issues are described as non-life-threatening but still inconvenient and not ideal for the crew.
-> The aircraft carrier also moved out of missile range. So, a coverup or really just a fire? These accidents seem to be too frequent recently?
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- A fire started in the ship's main laundry area last Thursday.
- The fire was extinguished after some time, resulting in significant impact on crew living quarters.
- More than 600 sailors and crew members lost their beds due to the incident.
- Affected personnel have since been bunking/sleeping on floors and tables.
- The U.S. military's Central Command reported that two sailors received treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.
- Dozens of service members on the ship suffered from smoke inhalation (as reported by people aboard).
- Many sailors have been unable to do laundry since the fire occurred (due to damage in the laundry area).
- These issues are described as non-life-threatening but still inconvenient and not ideal for the crew.
-> The aircraft carrier also moved out of missile range. So, a coverup or really just a fire? These accidents seem to be too frequent recently?
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The collapse of Cuba’s power grid after weeks of intensified U.S. oil restrictions is not an accident of fate. It is the predictable result of a deliberate policy choice in Washington. When a country’s energy supply is squeezed long enough, power plants stop, lights go out, hospitals struggle, and ordinary people pay the price. That is exactly what is now unfolding in Cuba.
Let us be clear about one thing: Cuba did not threaten the United States. There were no missiles pointed at Florida, no hostile fleets gathering offshore, no military confrontation demanding an emergency response. What there was instead is a political system that the White House dislikes. And apparently, in the view of the current administration under Donald Trump, that is sufficient reason to tighten the screws until the country’s energy infrastructure collapses.
Sanctions are often described in antiseptic language—“pressure,” “leverage,” “policy tools.” But when those sanctions cut off oil to an island nation, the consequences are anything but abstract. Blackouts do not punish a government alone. They punish families, hospitals, workers, and children doing homework by candlelight.
Whatever one thinks about the government in Cuba or about socialism more broadly, there should be a basic principle in international life: powerful nations do not deliberately push civilian populations toward humanitarian crisis simply because they dislike another country’s political system.
Sovereignty means something—or it means nothing at all.
P.S. On Monday, Trump said he thinks he will have the "honor" of "taking Cuba speaking during an executive order signing at the White House.
"Whether I free it, take it, I think I can do anything I want with it," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office with Vice President JD Vance standing behind him. "They're a very weakened nation right now."
What an outrageous example of gangsterism!
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Let us be clear about one thing: Cuba did not threaten the United States. There were no missiles pointed at Florida, no hostile fleets gathering offshore, no military confrontation demanding an emergency response. What there was instead is a political system that the White House dislikes. And apparently, in the view of the current administration under Donald Trump, that is sufficient reason to tighten the screws until the country’s energy infrastructure collapses.
Sanctions are often described in antiseptic language—“pressure,” “leverage,” “policy tools.” But when those sanctions cut off oil to an island nation, the consequences are anything but abstract. Blackouts do not punish a government alone. They punish families, hospitals, workers, and children doing homework by candlelight.
Whatever one thinks about the government in Cuba or about socialism more broadly, there should be a basic principle in international life: powerful nations do not deliberately push civilian populations toward humanitarian crisis simply because they dislike another country’s political system.
Sovereignty means something—or it means nothing at all.
P.S. On Monday, Trump said he thinks he will have the "honor" of "taking Cuba speaking during an executive order signing at the White House.
"Whether I free it, take it, I think I can do anything I want with it," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office with Vice President JD Vance standing behind him. "They're a very weakened nation right now."
What an outrageous example of gangsterism!
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🇮🇷⚔️🇮🇱🇺🇸 Hanzala:The hidden treasure of Mossad has been exposed: the leak of 50,000 confidential emails
Today, one of the darkest layers of the intelligence and security apparatus of Israel was unveiled. In a complex operation, the hacker team Hanzala succeeded in infiltrating the email systems and confidential data of Ilan Steiner, former budget director of Mossad and current financial director of the National Security Institute of Israel – the research and analysis arm of Mossad. Now a significant portion of these confidential documents has been published.
Today, one of the darkest layers of the intelligence and security apparatus of Israel was unveiled. In a complex operation, the hacker team Hanzala succeeded in infiltrating the email systems and confidential data of Ilan Steiner, former budget director of Mossad and current financial director of the National Security Institute of Israel – the research and analysis arm of Mossad. Now a significant portion of these confidential documents has been published.
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🇬🇧 Britain Drawn Closer to Iran War as a Reluctant Starmer Moves to Appease Trump
🔴The British prime minister is reportedly planning to send minesweeping drones to the Strait of Hormuz.
➡️ British PM Keir Starmer said on Monday the UK is working on a "viable plan" to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
➡️ His comments come after Trump appealed on Saturday to Britain, China, France, Japan and South Korea to join a "team effort" to open up Hormuz.
🔴The British prime minister is reportedly planning to send minesweeping drones to the Strait of Hormuz.
➡️ British PM Keir Starmer said on Monday the UK is working on a "viable plan" to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
➡️ His comments come after Trump appealed on Saturday to Britain, China, France, Japan and South Korea to join a "team effort" to open up Hormuz.
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🇮🇷⚔️🇮🇱🇺🇸 Night launches of Iranian Ghadr and Khaybar Shekan IRBMs.
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