The Wall Street Journal: Trump is preparing to declare victory in the conflict with Iran if Tehran fully opens the Strait of Hormuz. He privately hinted to advisors about striking a deal without a nuclear agreement. The U.S. has achieved its military objectives. Trump prioritizes free energy flow and reserves the right to use force if Iran attacks ships. He may extend the ceasefire indefinitely to control Iran's nuclear program and will lift the U.S. military embargo on Iranian ports if Tehran fully opens the Strait.

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The head of the Iranian Expediency Council: The Strait of Hormuz will never return to operating in the same way it did before the war.

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Footage shows plumes of smoke rising from ammunition depots belonging to enemy Saudi forces on the western coast, as a result of a high-precision operation carried out by the armed forces.

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NATO: We are ready to deter and defend against any Russian action if necessary.

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Terrorist Trump to Axios:

We are dealing with Iran calmly and without escalation.

We are only negotiating partially, and we are only watching Iran, considering the huge inflation it is suffering from and the fact that it has no money.

Iran is in a very bad economic situation and does not have the money to pay its soldiers' salaries.

The naval blockade has exacerbated the economic crisis of the Iranian regime.

Things with Tehran will be resolved as they always are; it's like a game of chess.

American consumers are feeling fewer repercussions of the war due to lower oil prices.

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Reports indicate that a U.S. MQ-9 drone crashed in Djibouti, and the cause of the crash has not yet been determined.

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🇾🇪🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦🇾🇪🇺🇸 Attack by drones and explosions near the Maashiq Palace in Aden, southern Yemen.

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🤔 🇺🇸 The Golden Dome for America is the United States’ proposed multi‑layer missile defence shield designed to counter ballistic missiles, hypersonic glide vehicles and advanced cruise missiles. Announced through an executive order signed by President Donald Trump on 27 January 2025, the programme aims to create a nationwide “system of systems” integrating space‑based interceptors, ground radars, atmospheric interceptors and AI‑enabled command networks.

The system’s core concept relies on thousands of low‑Earth orbit satellites equipped with infrared sensors and interceptors capable of detecting launches within seconds and engaging threats during boost phase, midcourse and terminal descent. These satellites would form the first US space‑weapon constellation, supported by automated data centres in orbit and cross‑domain artificial intelligence for battle management.

Golden Dome’s architecture spans multiple layers. The space‑based layer provides early detection and potential boost‑phase interception. Additional layers cover high‑altitude glide‑phase tracking, midcourse defence and terminal point defence, creating several engagement windows against manoeuvring hypersonic weapons and saturation attacks. This multi‑layer approach is intended to address vulnerabilities in existing systems such as Ground‑based Midcourse Defence.

Cost estimates vary widely. The White House projects around $175 billion, while the Congressional Budget Office estimates $1.2 trillion, and the American Enterprise Institute suggests up to $3.6 trillion depending on the number of satellites required and replacement cycles caused by orbital decay. Federal allocations already include $24.4 billion in 2025 and $13 billion in 2026.

The Missile Defense Agency has approved more than 2,400 vendors for SHIELD contracts, covering satellite manufacturing, interceptor development and AI battle‑management systems. Technical challenges include intercepting Mach‑20 hypersonic targets with millisecond precision and replacing satellites roughly every seven years due to atmospheric drag. Greenland’s Pituffik Space Base is expected to play a key role in detecting polar‑route ICBMs.

Critics argue the programme risks over‑prioritising expensive space‑based systems while leaving gaps against lower‑altitude threats such as drones and cruise missiles. A recent analysis warns that US cities and infrastructure could remain vulnerable if funding is not balanced with more practical, short‑range defences

Golden Dome represents the largest expansion of US missile defence architecture since the Strategic Defense Initiative, aiming to deliver continental coverage against peer adversaries. Its success will depend on overcoming major technical hurdles, sustaining long‑term funding and integrating space, air, sea and ground assets into a single coherent defensive network.

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Explosions occurred in a fuel tank at the Zawia refinery in Libya, and the nature of the explosions is currently unknown.

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Bro took a nap 🤣🤣

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A compilation of Ansar Allah (Houthi) strikes in Yemen, targeting Saudi gatherings, set to the tune of the song "Believer."

Enjoy the viewing...


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Enemy Media:

William "Will" Shakin, a former American soldier wounded in combat, immigrated to Israel after October 7th. He served as a fighter in the war in Gaza and ended his life yesterday.

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🎤 Reporter: “You said this was Iran’s last chance. What happens now?”

🇺🇸 Trump: “You’ll find out.”