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Forwarded from Slavyangrad (HelloImTheMailMan)
⚡️🇷🇺🇮🇷New York Times: Russia is using the Caspian Sea to transport military and commercial goods, bolstering Iran's resilience.

Consequences of the empire's desire to maintain control accelerates the North South trade route.
I often wonder if the current change in world order is the reason the US is so keen to see, and enable the self destruction of Europe. 🤷‍♂

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Forwarded from Cyberspec News (CP)
The US shipbuilding industry is facing a systemic crisis: the production of new ships for the Navy is either stagnating or costing unjustifiably high. The latest procurement schedule confirms the worst fears: the aircraft carrier USS Doris Miller (CVN-81), the fourth in the Ford class, has been delayed for another two years. Now its transfer to the fleet is scheduled for 2034, and the total construction period will stretch to 15 years.

It may seem like a coincidence, but the same applies to all key projects of the decade: USS Enterprise (CVN-80) is seriously behind schedule, USS John F. Kennedy (CVN-79): the construction cycle has actually been extended to 16 years, America class (LHA): the delivery dates of universal landing ships have also been postponed.

The problem lies in the tight link to shipyard capacities and supply chains. Representatives of Newport News Shipbuilding openly state: delays with one hull paralyze work on the next one. Due to the fact that CVN-80 occupies a slipway for too long, workers cannot start the structural assembly of CVN-81 in a dry dock. When it takes almost two decades to build one ship, the US claims to unconditional dominance in the ocean begin to raise questions. Problems with logistics and disruption of the work sequence have become a "new norm" for the US Navy. This paints a bleak picture for a superpower that has lost the ability to build a fleet efficiently and promptly.
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⚡️Man calmly walks onto Airport runway in Colorado, gets hit by airliner
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🇮🇱🤡Netanyahu stated that streets in Iran are named after him:

In Iran, streets are named after me. Do you know about this? Well, and in honor of President Trump too, obviously, because he is leading the fight. But they have this. I don't speak Farsi, but they do. They call me "Dear Bibi", "Beloved Bibi". They give names to public squares, and as soon as they hang them up, well, you understand, they hang up signs with the name, and the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution tear them down.

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Forwarded from ResistanceTrench mirror
Looking pretty fucking bad if THE ATLANTIC and his Zionist war hawk author is admitting indisputable defeat for America.

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The anti-corruption special services NABU and SAP stopped the car of the former head of the Ukrainian president's office, Andrey Yermak. Procedural actions are being carried out with him. Presumably, he is being served with a suspicion notice or a search is being conducted. According to a well-known Ukrainian journalist, the investigative actions are taking place at the Sports Palace, where Yermak has set up a covert office nearby.

https://t.me/c/1465202821/92852
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Kiev's Bankovaya Street and adjacent streets have been blocked off, dozens of vans and people in uniform are on the scene. This happened after a Ukrainian organized crime group involving Zelensky's close friend Yermak was exposed.

https://t.me/c/1465202821/92856
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Forwarded from Cyberspec News (Tony Cyberspec)
❗️-- Following reports of the establishment of a military base in Iraq, the popular mobilization forces of Hashd al-Shaabi and the Iraqi army are launching a large-scale security operation on four fronts to assert sovereignty over the desert around the city of Najaf.

-- The Call of Iraq 🇮🇶
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Forwarded from Cyberspec News (Tony Cyberspec)
🇰🇵—North Korea could have earned up to $14 billion for participating in the Ukr conflict on Russia's side

— writes 🇯🇵Nikkei.

The main income are arms supplies: reactive artillery and about 250 KN-23 missiles brought Pyongyang from $7 billion to $13.8 billion.

Russia reportedly paid more than $600 million for the participation of North Korean military personnel and also supplies it with Energy at favourable prices

Currently, according to Japanese media, there are about 10,000 North Korean soldiers in the conflict zone, as well as thousands of engineers and hundreds of drone operators.

There are also reports of plans to send an additional 30,000 military personnel
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