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βοΈNetanyahu: Since Iran violated the rules, Trump decided to impose a blockade, a naval siege, and we of course support this. We have alignment with the most powerful nation in the world, and together we have the capability to confront the gravest threats.β¦
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βοΈThe New Modern first female Chief of the Australian Army, Lieutenant General Susan Coyle begins by acknowledging aboriginals as the owners of Australia.
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βοΈ The US Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has now begun.
"The blockade will be enforced impartially against vessels of all nations entering or departing Iranian ports and coastal areas, including all Iranian ports on the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.
CENTCOM forces will not impede freedom of navigation for vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz to and from non-Iranian ports." - U.S. Central Command.
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"The blockade will be enforced impartially against vessels of all nations entering or departing Iranian ports and coastal areas, including all Iranian ports on the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.
CENTCOM forces will not impede freedom of navigation for vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz to and from non-Iranian ports." - U.S. Central Command.
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βοΈPΓ©ter Magyar says he wants to bring back EU funding to improve Hungary's economy but doesn't support Ukraine's "fast-track accession to the EU" and that "Hungary should opt out" of the 90B loan to Ukraine as "Hungary is in a very difficult financial situation."
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βοΈTrump warns Iran that if any of their "fast attack ships" approach the blockade they will be "immediately ELIMINATED"
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βοΈLieutenant General Susan Coyle will become Australia's first female Chief of Army Staff in July this year.π
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βοΈTrump posted him as Jesus. @AussieCossack
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βοΈHungary will not stop buying oil from Russia and will not participate in providing a β¬90 billion loan to Ukraine - Magyar
The Winner of the country's elections, the leader of the "Tisza" party, Peter Magyar, stated that Hungary strives to buy the safest and cheapest oil, so it will not refuse Russian energy supplies. Also, according to him, the cessation of oil supplies through the "Druzhba" pipeline puts Hungary's energy supply at risk. In addition, the politician hopes that the EU will lift sanctions against Russia when the Russian-Ukrainian conflict ends.
Earlier, some Ukrainian and Western media outlets rejoiced at the victory of "Tisza" and its leader, as the party was opposed to Orban's Russia-friendly "Fidesz". However, regardless of the government, Russian oil supplies remain necessary for Hungary. At the same time, the country will still strive to diversify its energy resources, but this does not mean refusing to cooperate with Russia. To the "anti-Ukrainian" decisions also added the fact that Magyar agrees with Hungary's refusal to provide Ukraine with a β¬90 billion EU loan.
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The Winner of the country's elections, the leader of the "Tisza" party, Peter Magyar, stated that Hungary strives to buy the safest and cheapest oil, so it will not refuse Russian energy supplies. Also, according to him, the cessation of oil supplies through the "Druzhba" pipeline puts Hungary's energy supply at risk. In addition, the politician hopes that the EU will lift sanctions against Russia when the Russian-Ukrainian conflict ends.
Earlier, some Ukrainian and Western media outlets rejoiced at the victory of "Tisza" and its leader, as the party was opposed to Orban's Russia-friendly "Fidesz". However, regardless of the government, Russian oil supplies remain necessary for Hungary. At the same time, the country will still strive to diversify its energy resources, but this does not mean refusing to cooperate with Russia. To the "anti-Ukrainian" decisions also added the fact that Magyar agrees with Hungary's refusal to provide Ukraine with a β¬90 billion EU loan.
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βοΈ34 Ships went through the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, which is by far the highest number since this foolish closure began. President DONALD J. TRUMP
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βοΈItaly's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says Trump's criticism of Pope Leo is "unacceptable."
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βοΈTRUMP: I did post a picture of myself as Jesus because I thought it was me as a doctor. π
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βοΈIran will never have a nuclear weapon - Trump
If they donβt agree, thereβs no deal.
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If they donβt agree, thereβs no deal.
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βοΈWeβve been called this morning by the right people, the appropriate people and they want to work a deal.
They would like to work a deal.
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They would like to work a deal.
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βοΈDmitry Medvedev:
While many countries want to de-block the Strait of Hormuz, the White House has decided to block it. Blocking = de-blocking? Orwellβs villains are resurging with a vengeance. Whatβs next? Sure, war is peaceβ¦
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While many countries want to de-block the Strait of Hormuz, the White House has decided to block it. Blocking = de-blocking? Orwellβs villains are resurging with a vengeance. Whatβs next? Sure, war is peaceβ¦
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βοΈOrban was a good man and a good leader for Hungary.
β‘οΈHungarians will miss Orban like Libyans now miss Gadaffi...
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β‘οΈHungarians will miss Orban like Libyans now miss Gadaffi...
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βοΈIt's the usual suspects who rejoice at Viktor Orban being removed from power in Hungary.
Globalists hate patriots.
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Globalists hate patriots.
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βοΈAlbanese is discussing "social cohesion" with Sheikh Dr. Mohammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa.
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βοΈA Brisbane court has imposed sweeping SUPPRESSION ORDERS in the attempted espionage case against Russian-born Igor and Kira Korolev, citing national security concerns.
The Korolev couple were charged in 2024 over allegations they were sending state secrets to Russia while Ms Korolev was working for the Australian Army.
Barrister Dylan Kerr, representing both organisations, said the order was a matter of βnational securityβ.
βThe proposed suppression orders only restrict open justice to the extent necessary to protect national security,β Mr Kerr said.
Mr Kerr applied for a number of witnesses to present evidence under a pseudonym, which would allow them to give evidence in open court without revealing their identities.Further, Mr Kerr sought to restrict the public disclosure of more than 190 documents including sensitive information regarding ICT system security, defence capabilities, and alliance partner information.
He also asked for access to the court files, transcript and recordings be restricted.
Deputy chief magistrate Anthony Gett granted the suppression orders in the interest of public safety.
βWhat is essentially put in sharp focus is public interest, and principles of open justice in that regard, and the public interest of protecting national security information,β Mr Gett said.
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The Korolev couple were charged in 2024 over allegations they were sending state secrets to Russia while Ms Korolev was working for the Australian Army.
Barrister Dylan Kerr, representing both organisations, said the order was a matter of βnational securityβ.
βThe proposed suppression orders only restrict open justice to the extent necessary to protect national security,β Mr Kerr said.
Mr Kerr applied for a number of witnesses to present evidence under a pseudonym, which would allow them to give evidence in open court without revealing their identities.Further, Mr Kerr sought to restrict the public disclosure of more than 190 documents including sensitive information regarding ICT system security, defence capabilities, and alliance partner information.
He also asked for access to the court files, transcript and recordings be restricted.
Deputy chief magistrate Anthony Gett granted the suppression orders in the interest of public safety.
βWhat is essentially put in sharp focus is public interest, and principles of open justice in that regard, and the public interest of protecting national security information,β Mr Gett said.
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