the narrative keeps flipping.. from Nat South on her channel: “Um version 1, it fell off during an abrupt turn.
Version 2, it fell off with a toe truck – ooops
Version 3, it failed to land…

Which version or is there another one?”

💠 “‘Real de-Nazification’ would include all Europe – Medvedev”
☝️☝️☝️ and from there is a mere stepping stone to the den of Nazidom in Five Eyestans, no?? Slowly, slowly, what we anticipated of a global SMO unfolds.

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇮🇳💬🇵🇰 Indian PM Modi: Military Has Full Freedom to Respond to Terror Attack

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that the country’s armed forces have “full operational freedom to decide the methods, targets, and timing of our response” to the recent terrorist attack that New Delhi has blamed on Pakistan, according to The Times of India.

Modi affirmed his “complete trust and confidence in the professional capabilities of the Indian Armed Forces” and reiterated the government’s full support for the military. He also declared his intent to “crush terrorism.”

ℹ️This comes after Pakistan’s Defense Minister warned that “war between the two countries could potentially break out within the next two to four days,” though he later clarified he did not mean war was inevitable.
⭕ 🇨🇳🇮🇳🇵🇰 China Calls for Restraint Between India and Pakistan Amid Rising Tensions

China has reiterated its call for both India and Pakistan to exercise restraint following the recent border clashes. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stressed the importance of peaceful coexistence between the two countries, emphasizing that it is vital for the peace, stability, and development of the South Asian region.

Guo’s comments came in response to the exchange of gunfire between Indian and Pakistani troops after the Pahalgam terror attack. As a neighboring country, China urged India and Pakistan to resolve their differences through dialogue and consultation to maintain regional peace and stability.

💠@Sputnik Africa:
⭕ 🇺🇸🤑🇨🇳Trump’s trade tariffs ‘REAL GIFT’ to China – report

“It’s a mistake to think the tariff damage is only domestic. The willy-nilly assault on friends and foes has shaken global confidence in US reliability,” the WSJ writes.

The news outlet notes that China is already capitalizing on the situation as it is “courting US allies as a more dependable giant market.”

The newspaper points out that Trump’s tariffs – the US’ largest economic policy shock since 1971 – could finally “sink” his presidency.
[1971 was when Tricky Dicky regime removed the dollar peg to gold, ending what is termed by some as “Bretton Woods I”]
⭕ Russian Aircraft Extinguish Fire in Iranian Port of Shahid Rajaee

Be-200ChS and Il-76 aircraft from the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry dropped approximately 130 tonnes of water on the fire, the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry reported.

The fire has been brought under control, the Russian Embassy in Iran stated, expressing hope that it will soon be extinguished.

👉 On April 26, a massive explosion rocked Bandar Abbas. The Iranian Interior Ministry said the incident was caused by negligence. As a result, at least 70 people were killed and at least 1,200 others injured. |media|
⭕ ❗️Russian troops liberated the settlement of Doroshovka in the Kharkov region, the Russian MoD reports

Moreover, the Russian Aerospace Forces shot down a Ukrainian Su-27 jet, the ministry added in its report.

The day before, the Ukrainian Air Force reported the loss of the plane, without specifying the circumstances, but referring to the “human factor.”
[whilst most focus on the recapture of Donbass – pieces of two other Ukie oblasts of Kharkov and Sumy, right on southern borders of Russia, continue to fall day after day]
⭕ American roots of German nazism, Part 9: How Nazi Germany championed and copied US racial segregation laws

“America’s former Jim Crow laws, namely, legislation enforcing the racial segregation of African Americans, had a huge influence on the creation of the Nuremberg Race Laws of 1935,” Yegor Yakovlev, a lecturer specializing in Nazi crimes against humanity at St. Petersburg State University, told Sputnik.

In this exclusive Sputnik video series, this historian who specializes in the origins and evolution of Nazism discusses how Nazi lawyers not only drew inspiration from the said American laws—such as prohibitions on interracial marriage and immigration restrictions—but also adapted and enacted these laws in even more radical ways.

#Victory80 |media|
[Good God, was EVERYTHING done by the german nazi regime of the 1930s-40s imported lock, stock and barrel from the US sugar-daddy???]
⭕ Putin and Lukashenko Lay Wreaths at the Eternal Flame in Volgograd

They also laid wreaths at the grave of Marshal Chuikov.

Volgograd, formerly known as Stalingrad, was the site of a key battle in World War II that turned the tide of the conflict.

Marshal Chuikov and his 62nd Army defended Stalingrad, which had been reduced to rubble, in brutal street battles in the fall of 1942. From there, on the Volga, the army, which became the 8th Guards Army, reached Berlin and victoriously ended the war. |media|
[this was both a poignant day and massive message to the demented, right from the former Stalingrad too: it will be down to the last Berlin Bunker route if needed. All three major spoxmen spoke today – Zakharova to the Germans, Medvedev to Anglo Saxons, and Patrushev to the Europeans on their nuclear ravings]
⭕ ❗️Putin’s proposal for a Victory Day ceasefire is the start of direct negotiations with Kiev without preconditions, Lavrov says
[this is an indirect rebuke to the Orange Camacho Gang, especially that traveling NYC huckster Witkoff]
⭕ ‘A Return to Normalcy’ – Lavrov Downplays Hype Around US-Russia Dialogue

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov cautioned against portraying recent Russia-US contacts as sensational, speaking during a BRICS foreign ministers’ press conference:

Key points from Lavrov’s remarks:

• Moscow keeps BRICS partners regularly updated on talks with Washington;
• Russia is committed to developing US ties without compromising its partnerships;
• Dialogue with the US continues on various issues — “always preferable,” according to Lavrov;
• BRICS members remain concerned about unilateral sanctions, protectionism, and economic fragmentation;
• Lavrov reiterated that the Bucha provocation “still remains on the conscience of the West;”
• Trade between BRICS nations is increasingly de-dollarized — over 65% of settlements now occur in national currencies;
• On Ukraine, Lavrov stated the conflict can only be resolved by addressing its root causes, notably abandoning Ukraine’s NATO aspirations.

💠 @DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 💬🇵🇹 Scenes from a Portuguese supermarket after blackouts that have lasted for over 8 hours in some places. |media|
[this is terrifying. These insouciant exceptionals haven’t experienced hunger in some 80 years. And even then, quite briefly, with 400 years of plenty before then. I recall the consequences of Mr P’s “missing nine square meals”. All pretensions are dropped as former gardens become proud Jungles]
⭕ 🇺🇸 Earlier today, the U.S. Navy reported an F/A-18E Super Hornet and a tow tractor were lost overboard from the USS Harry S. Truman while operating in the Red Sea.

According to official reports, the aircraft was being moved in the hangar bay when control was lost, sending both into the sea. One minor injury was reported. An investigation is underway.

However new satellite imagery (photo) may suggest a much bigger story.

The USS Harry S. Truman appears to have performed an emergency turn on April 27th to evade a large-scale Yemeni missile and drone attack. The maneuver was so severe it could have caused the loss of the Super Hornet.

If true, this indicates that:

• U.S. carrier group air defenses (including escort ships) failed to intercept the incoming attack.
• USN assets were vulnerable enough to force a last-resort emergency maneuver.
• Ansarullah have reached a new level of operational pressure against forces in the Red Sea.

As shown in the video, emergency maneuvering of a nuclear aircraft carrier is extremely stressful on crew and equipment and only undertaken as a last resort.

It’s a major signal that the Red Sea is no longer safe waters for U.S. ships.
⭕ 📝Energy Collapse in Europe📝

During the day, a massive power outage occurred in major cities across Spain, where the metro, factories, communication networks, airports, and road infrastructure were left without electricity. As a result, the country experienced a transportation collapse.

Similar problems were observed in the neighboring countries of France, Portugal and Andorra. The exact cause was not specified, but local energy operators officially attributed the failure to some “rare atmospheric phenomenon.”

📌The reality, however, seems different: such a total blackout could have occurred due to improper operation of the emergency automation and initial design flaws in the system.

Possibly, there was a failure at a nuclear power plant, and then everything went in waves due to frequency fluctuations that the existing capacities were unable to stabilize. Including those built in Europe as part of the “green transition.”

❗️This example clearly shows the difference in the approaches to power system design: the Ukrainian power grid, created during the Soviet era, despite all the losses, withstood dozens of massive strikes. In Spain, everything collapsed from a single failure without a single impact.

It is possible that if the energy facilities were subjected to a real attack, the region could have plunged into a pre-industrial era. Interestingly, do the affairs in other parts of Western Europe coincidentally not be in the same way?
#Spain #Portugal #France #electricity
⭐️@rybar |media|
⭕ 🇷🇺 NATO is simulating scenarios involving the seizure of Kaliningrad and preemptive strikes on nuclear facilities during exercises near Russia’s borders, as stated by Nikolai Patrushev in an interview with TASS.
⭕ 🇷🇺 In an interview with TASS, Nikolai Patrushev stated that the West, in its quest to maintain dominance, is not hesitant to flirt with scenarios of nuclear apocalypse and engage with neo-Nazis.
⭕️ 🇾🇪🇺🇸 The Truman Show |media|
[this “process” of deflating Hubris couldn’t have happened to a better named floating tomb]
⭕ 🇫🇷🇷🇺France to Increase Pressure on Russia in Next 8-10 Days – Macron

Macron: The next 2 weeks will be key in trying to achieve a ceasefire and increase pressure on Russia. I think I have convinced the Americans that it is possible to escalate threats and possibly sanctions to force Russia to accept this ceasefire.
[along with a posted threat to Russia’s Red SQ on Victory Day by the UkroNazis, it is safe to say next few weeks will be dangerous. The criminal nazis openly plan]
⭕ 🇷🇺 Medvedev stated that Russia’s special military operation must end in victory and that the Kiev regime must be destroyed.
⭕ 🇷🇺 As long as the special military operation continues, not only the Ukrainian Armed Forces but also foreign mercenaries are legitimate targets for Russia, Medvedev stated.
⭕ 🇷🇺 “The Anglo-Saxon clique is to blame for the current global crisis, and Russia was shortsighted for trusting it for so long,” said Medvedev.
⭕ 🇷🇺💬Any negotiations, if conducted correctly, end in peace, I hope that this will be the case too – Dmitry Medvedev

“However, negotiations in the current conflict are a complicated matter. That is why we do not comment on them,” he said.
⭕ 🇷🇺 Medvedev predicted that Zelensky, who boasts about the killing of Russian General Moskalik, will meet a “very grim end” himself.
⭕ 🇷🇺🇾🇪 One of the three Russian sailors injured in recent U.S. strikes on Yemen has been hospitalized in Sana’a and will require surgery, according to the Russian Embassy.

The other two sustained minor injuries during the American attack on the port of Ras Isa, Russia’s acting envoy in Yemen confirmed.

The tanker “Seven Pearls” remains docked at the port, with 19 Russian crew members still on board.
[Why is Russkie tanker still in port? If not damaged, was this intentional, to serve as shield for defense of most VIP port to north Yemen?]

💠 🌎🛡GEOPOL360🕊🌍:
⭕ The top 10 countries devoting the largest share of their GDP to defense spending in 2024:

1 – Ukraine 🇺🇦: 34% of GDP
2 – Israel 🇮🇱: 8.8% of GDP
3 – Algeria 🇩🇿: 8% of GDP
4 – Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦: 7.3% of GDP
5 – Russia 🇷🇺: 7.1% of GDP
6 – Kuwait 🇰🇼: 4.8% of GDP
7 – Poland 🇵🇱: 4.2% of GDP
8 – United States 🇺🇲: 3.4% of GDP
9 – Colombia 🇨🇴: 3.4% of GDP
10 – Greece 🇬🇷: 3.1% of GDP
Source: SIPRI
[if you remove NATO & the complicit / narcostates, that leaves just TWO with sincere “defense” spending]

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ The pleasure to kill:

Israel continue killing civilians in Gaza. In the last 48 hours, It has bombed a densely populated street, killing 48 people, a daily crime that is not defeating the resistance nor freeing g the Israeli prisoners.
⭕ US said an F/A-18 ended in the Red Sea while manoeuvring to avoid Ansar Allah fire.

The US is ready to lose 21 of its most expensive MQ-9 Reaper, over one billion dollars since the beginning of the attack against Yemen but not ask Israel to lift the unlawful humanitarian siege on Gaza.

No Israeli supply has crossed the Red Sea during the US intervention and attack on Yemen and Ansar Allah still fire missiles on Israel.

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ ⚓️ USS Trembling Puppy Update

Yesterday, in a frantic maneuver to evade incoming Yemeni missiles, noted internet influencer Captain Soggy Cookie of the USS Trembling Puppy lost an F/A-18 to Davy Jones’ Locker.

The Trembling Puppy may soon get its third skipper in the past year.
🔻 chickadee: what kind of “evasive maneuver” can an aircraft carrier do?
🔻 WS: Not much. They are counting on the fact that they’re trying to evade a subsonic cruise missile that, hopefully, isn’t sophisticated enough to perform effective corrective maneuvers in its terminal phase. |media|
🔻 chickadee: Then you have to wonder how such a missile got through all the destroyers in the group. Then the carrier had to know the group was unable to shoot it down and had to perform some slow evasive maneuver. It must’ve been chaos out there.
🔻 chickadee: Yemen must have overwhelmed them with drones and missiles. I wonder if Truman is out of ammo.
🔻 Dax: They only need to park up at longer range.
🔻 WS: They can’t “park” anywhere. They have to keep moving. Problem is, there ain’t much room for maneuver compared to the open sea. They’re like ducks swimming in a pond hoping the kids on the shore with .22 rifles don’t make a lucky shot.
🔻 Neanderthal Intellectual: Imagine what will happen when the US finally fights a peer war?
🔻 WS: They will lose a carrier strike group in an afternoon.
🧵 How to Lose A Carrier Strike Group in An Afternoon
🔻 155 AUF1: That’s ridiculous. If a missile is “smart” enough evade anti-missile systems of the protective fleet, do you expect it to be “dumb” enough to be fooled by some last minute “hard turn” of such massive ship?
🔻 WS: It was obviously a desperate maneuver. That’s my whole point. Sooner or later one of these massive ships is going to get hit.

The aircraft carrier is an obsolete relic of a bygone era.
📜 Dinosaurs of the Deep Blue Sea
🔻 155 AUF1: I rest my case (which doesn’t contradict yours). Either your “iron dome” is able to detect and fend off the missile, or it isn’t, but in any case no maneuver at 20 m/s will save you from a +300 m/s missile bend on hitting your ship.
🔻 Dadams: Wait, are you trying to shit on a U.S. Navy Asset? Why? Because you don’t like Donald Trump?
Pretty disrespectful of the service men and women aboard. Curious if you’d use that nickname to their faces.
🔻 WS: Captain Soggy Cookie is a ridiculous fraud. |Soggy Cookie|
🔻 Jeff English: You’re enjoying this, aren’t you!?
🔻 WS: It’s simply a confirmation of what I’ve been saying for a few years now: #NoEasyWarsLeftToFight
🔻 The Jew-Bot Detector: I had the very same thought.

After the baseless war in iraq, the middle-east has been promptly prepping.

Discreetly sharing intel, weapons, and resources across the board, with the US getting fed limited knowledge of any advancements.

Gonna be an interesting next few months..
🔻 hans Koenig: You are half wrong on this one. Point defence is so close that you don’t have time to even start turning in a capital ship.
🔻 WS: No. You simply misunderstood. They would have calculated several minutes in advance that point-defense was inadequate, and acted accordingly.
🔻 hans Koenig: Fair. Makes one question what kind of missile was incoming. US point defense (the guns) is a bit trash for the current year but should have no issues with drones.
🔻 WS: It was probably just an older-design subsonic cruise missile. But it’s not unlikely that its efficacy has been enhanced by a guidance system upgrade — like maybe optical-electric / infrared sensors and control-mechanism enhancements.

#NoEasyWarsLeftToFight
🔻 Jeffrey Jensen: They seem to be overheating. That’s the vulnerability I’ve heard anecdotally.
🔻 WS: A CIWS only has about 20 seconds of ammo. If it “overheated”, it means they fired them all in a burst — and then it doesn’t matter anyway.
🔻 Pete Shearer: Former CG TAO, these could be precausionary evasion.
🔻 WS: Of course they’re precautionary! You got cruise missiles that just penetrated your main line of air defense, and you apparently have no CAP up to deal with the threat. So Captain Soggy Cookie shouted “Hard to port!” and everyone started praying as an F/A-18 splashed into the sea.
🔻 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙨𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙂𝙝𝙤𝙨𝙩𝙨 𝙋𝙤𝙙𝙘𝙖𝙨𝙩: That betrays a lot as far as flotilla perimeter, CAP and BCAP penetration. I question the wisdom of diffident sea room for maneuver operating in the the Red Sea if that occurred there. The odds are tilting.
🔻 McTablecloth: Remember the Maine: Red Sea Edition
🔻 Para II: also are we to conclude if evasive action WASN’T taken then there would’ve been a direct hit on the carrier lol
🔻 Finkus Dinkus: “Too close for guns, switching to full left rudder”
🔻 Lavr Dyogtev 🇳🇿 🇷🇺 ✝️ Bot. blocked instantly: Assume Truman was prudently operated beyond the range of Noor & short range (<200km) missiles. Say 250-300km. Missile flight time would have been >> 10 min. The layered AD still struggled, & Yemen targeting data was so good that Truman had to change course extremely rapidly.
🔻 WS: They have consistently remained 1000+ km away. Often further. They are getting AT LEAST a full-hour lead time on these subsonic cruise missiles. 2x – 3x longer for the drones.

We are witnessing the result of magazine depletion and operational exhaustion.
[the deep irony of what is going down. just beyond the northern part of this map is the point the red sea was parted during Exodus and the legend of the first sea chariots was created. History indeed repeats as farce for the ahistorical exceptionalist fools determined to suicide their own sea chariots]
🔻 Johanna deMartin: Did they also run out of resupply ships?
🔻 WS: The VLS (Vertical Launch Systems) of the cruiser and destroyers cannot be replenished at sea.
[another boon with the folding of the USSR – when the at-sea replenishers were retired with end of the Cold War. And they stopped making sufficient stocks..]
🔻 Johanna deMartin: Ah, that helps explain a bit why the TL is bustling with “we need humongous battleships with fat armour and massive arsenals” today.

Not that a fat battleship with 18 inch guns would do much better in the Red Sea, I guess they want them for China and the Indo Pacific. Preparing for a repeat of WWII forgetting about modern anti-ship missiles.
🔻 WS: Someone is pumping the idea of bringing back the battleship in 2025?!

Please post a link so I can go indulge myself with some well-deserved mockery.
🔻 Johanna deMartin: Here you go. You’ve had dealings before, in the recent past, I believe.

Aesthetically, I love the idea of battleships returning, buuuuuuuuuut some concerns which you’re far more adept at pointing out.
[links the poor John Konrad:
🔻 John Ʌ Konrad V: “BaTTLeSHiPs aRe ObSoLeTe We HaVe CaRRieRS aNd JDaMs aND TLaMs”

Let me spell it out in crayons:

Satellite spots a Houthi leader in port. You have three options:

1) Fire the last 2 of ~30 Tomahawks. Hope they hit. Then sit around for 2 weeks while your ship runs home to reload.
2) Launch an F/A-18. Drop 8 bombs. Fly 2 hours back. Reload. Fly 2 hours out again.
3) Launch a $2B B-2 bomber. Drop 80 bombs. Pray it doesn’t get smoked. Fly 5 hours back to Diego Garcia. Spend 5 hours rearming. Fly 5 hours back.

Or…
You sit a battleship offshore. Fire 1,200 Volkswagen-sized shells at every target that blinks.

Reload at sea in 8 hours. And stay in the fight.

Stay mad.

P.S. Don’t tell me to “reactivate museum ships.” I don’t want antiques — I want new monsters built for this century.

P.S.2 And don’t insult everyone’s intelligence with “it would take 2 years and $20B.” Samsung could weld one together on budget in 18 months — faster than the US Navy can rebuild a seawall.

Do better.” |media| ]
🔻 WS: With this single post, John has permanently discredited his understanding of naval warfare.
🔻 Lysander, Y Sinwar I am Legend: And also, how effective is a carrier that has to stay 1000 KMs away from the contested space? Even if that distance was actually safe?

Which, I guess it isn’t.
🔻 Lysander, Y Sinwar I am Legend: Would the US force an entire battle group that is no longer combat capable to stay in place, just to avoid the embarrassment of admitting they lost to Yemen?

Rhetorical question.
[best comment of the day. The same conundrum unfolds on the Red Sea as in 404.. the Losers CANNOT countenance admitting they’ve lost. For that means they’re no longer Exceptional, no?? So… as UkroNazis are sacrificed to the last, the eternal Parasite shall suicide the worn Host of USUK, specifically US Navy and aviator lads, to the last]
🔻 William C: This arms-race between supersonic variable trajectory missiles, drones & ballistic missiles VS naval warships is fascinating,with huge implications for the projection of sea power.
Size determines range, weapons-loads & radar power. Yet size is antithetical (maneuverability,
🔻 NTG: Wait, depletion of the whole CSG? wtf, really?
[yeah. Before they even got to Iran or China!! Yemen should be put on a pedestal and feted with the extracted pirate loot for the next three generations by the civilizational-states – provided the world doesn’t go “Poof”]
🔻 James W Fiala: Magazine depletion and operational exhaustion? Glory hallelujah!
🔻 Alexander G. Rubio: We’re witnessing the truth slowly dawn on people that there is no “Wunderwaffe” if it can not be produced at scale, if it can not be stamped out like funkopops from a hot plastic extruder.
🔻 Optimistic Burger: The “evasive maneuver” is more to turn the anti missile “CWIS” weapons towards the threat, not to dodge to missile.
The CWIS systems are mostly located on the sides.
🔻 WS: This is nonsense talk. A CIWS has a 360-degree traverse.
🔻 Optimistic Burger: Yes of course…. But when mounted amidships do you expect these to shoot through the hull of ship? |media|
🔻 WS: There are typically four CIWS mounted on a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, which are positioned to provide 360-degree coverage of the ship.
I’ll let Grok explain more of the details: [missing]
🔻 Optimistic Burger: Buddy, I don’t need grok to explain.
They will position the ship perpendicular to the threat, so that 2 of those can fire simultaneously.
In a head on/rear position there is a dead zone right in front of the ship. Just look at the ship… 🤦‍♂️
🔻 WS: They resorted to evasive maneuvers because they panicked. Period.

There were undoubtedly multiple ASCMs bearing down on them from multiple vectors, and Captain Soggy Cookie had no other options, so he frantically screamed “Hard to port!” because he didn’t know what else to do.
🔻 Optimistic Burger: We’ll agree to disagree.
🔻 WS: Either way, I guarantee CSG-8 will take up a position near the mouth of the Gulf of Suez — and they may very well run away again to the Mediterranean under the pretext they need to recuperate and rearm. They’ll spin the narrative they “inflicted great damage” and call it good.
🔻 Optimistic Burger: I don’t disagree with that.
Carriers are giant sitting ducks in the missile age.
🔻 WS: 📜 Dinosaurs of the Deep Blue Sea
🔻 Optimistic Burger: Yes, we’ve put all our eggs into the super carrier basket, when the navy should be focusing on many more smaller ships that diversify the number of targets to shoot at.

All it takes is one missile to get through to sink/disable a large percentage of our naval capacity.
⭕🤦‍♂️🤡🌍 @johnkonrad has officially “jumped the shark”.

A battleship’s main guns have a 24-mile range. So you’re going to have to airlift them into the Yemeni mountains to get them close enough to shell Sanaa
[wow. do you understand the agony of the Pirates, and the untold blessings of Yemen?? Battleships, even if could withstand modern long-range precision missilry and drones, lack the range to get onto the Yemeni mountains, a good 50-70+ km from the coast. In every way, Yemenis own the real estate at the Gate of Tears. Why the smarter Romans quickly conceded, honored them with the title “Felix Arabia” and rapidly retreated in good order to savage and plunder softer areas of the tormented world]
🔻 C1: We’re presuming that we’re talking about WW2 BBs. A modern class of BBs would use modern artillery tech that can range closer to 100 miles.
🔻 WS: This is ridiculous silly talk. There are no “modern” battleship designs being seriously discussed, and no serious person would even consider discussing them. The whole idea is utterly ludicrous.
🔻 C1: He mentioned it as a hypothetical. As opposed to our unarmored ships that are tin cans if they get hit. I don’t see the the concern or the humor.
🔻 WS: This is ridiculous silly talk. There are no “modern” battleship designs being seriously discussed, and no serious person would even consider discussing them. The whole idea is utterly ludicrous.
🔻 C1: People laugh at ideas until they see them in action and say, “Thank you, I had no idea what I was talking about.” LOL.
🔻 WS: This is ridiculous silly talk. There are no “modern” battleship designs being seriously discussed, and no serious person would even consider discussing them. The whole idea is utterly ludicrous.
🔻 b g.: Konrad was referring to targets in ports.. no?
It’s a different matter that houthis probably are not doing anything military from their ports, expecting the obvious
🔻 The Surgeon: Not to mention that they were already vulnerable to air attacks. What does he thinks it would happen to it if it goes against missiles?
🔻 يونس الغاضب: How they gonna fare against China in South China sea?
🔻 WS: They will fare very poorly.
🧵 How to Lose A Carrier Strike Group in An Afternoon
🔻 Red lantern: This happened a few weeks ago for me when I thought has he always been like this or has someone got to him. I thought I was going to learn something about shipping with his mate Sal the Italian
🔻 Joe: Unless the target of the guns is the American public. I don’t know, just posing the possibility.
🔻 Bart Simpson: Living in the past. Even the whole Pacific fleet cannot dislodge the entrenched Japanese on a tiny island. The Americans (USA) should really experience war on their soil again to stop this warmongers.

supposedly shipping cargo is at or near zero in main US pacific ports. With what is about to go down in CONUS, it is no wonder the criminal elite seek to blow up the world, involving Pakistan-India as the latest desperate detonator.

💠 “Americans increasingly reliant on loans for groceries – survey”
☝️ Gen Z defined as those born 1997-2012 (so today 13-28 yo)

💠 “Massive blackout hits EU countries — Spain and Portugal have been paralyzed by a widespread power outage on Monday”
if only EU folks knew how much of their energy gets rerouted to 404…

💠 @ejmalrai:
⭕ Only in Lebanon people stand together fearlessly, waiting for Israel to launch a missile with hundreds of kg of explosives against a location tens of metres away, feel no fear and repeat pro Hezbollah slogans. |media|
[All the demon West has left now is to kill and be killed. There is no positivity whatsoever, esp no soft power, no fear factor shown by Others, no good will, no comity. And billions with sharpened knives live for and await their sputtering MIC to seize up, and the inevitable change of local elites, before finishing them off on the World-Island]
⭕ US bombs Yemen detention centre, killing 30 migrants, Ansar Allah Houthi media says.
⭕ The problem of think-tank researchers is the fact they sit in a tank and talk to one another and communicate with other researchers also sitting in a tank. The common points among these are: they don’t see what is happening outside their tanks and they all say the same thing so they agree with one another. So when they are expressing wishful thinking and have no real clue about the reality, it is ok because they all make the same mistake and, in consequences, nobody cares. I am referring to the current common analysis about Iran and its allies.

💠 @Middle East Spectator:
⭕ — 🇮🇳/🇵🇰 NEW: India’s aircraft carrier, the INS Vikrant, returned to its home port shortly after being deployed to the Arabian Sea

India likely decided not to take the risk after Pakistan deployed large amounts of air assets to forward airbases in the South.

For the past 48 hours, India has largely been backtracking from its original ‘tough stance’, asking Iran to deliver messages to Pakistan aimed at de-escalating tensions.
⭕️ 🇾🇪/🇺🇸 WATCH: A new massacre by the U.S. Air Force in Yemen has resulted in dozens of inmates being killed and wounded

This prison was previously struck by the Saudi-led coalition in 2022.
⭕❗️Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, on X:

‘Israel’s fantasy that it can dictate what Iran may or may not do is so detached from reality that it hardly merits a response.

What is striking, however, is how brazenly Netanyahu is now dictating what President Trump can and cannot do in his diplomacy with Iran.

Conveniently, Netanyahu’s Allies in the failed Biden Team—who failed to reach a deal with Iran—are FALSELY casting our indirect negotiations with the Trump administration as another JCPOA.

Let me be clear: Iran is strong and confident enough in its capabilities to thwart any attempt by malicious external actors to sabotage its foreign policy or dictate its course. We can only hope our U.S. counterparts are equally steadfast.

Many Iranians no longer believe the JCPOA is sufficient. They seek tangible dividends. Nothing Netanyahu’s Allies in the Failed Biden Team say or do will change this reality.

There is no military option, and certainly no military solution. Any strike will be immediately reciprocated.’
⭕ Pakistan’s Minister of Defense, Khawaja Muhammad Asif, says that Indian military action is ‘imminent’ – Reuters
⭕ ❗️🇵🇰/🇮🇳 Pakistani Minister of Defense, Khawaja Muhammad Asif:

‘We have reinforced our forces because it is something which is imminent now.

So in that situation some strategic decisions have to be taken, and those decisions have been taken.’

💠@kuluary_zaliva (В кулуарах Залива):
⭕ Iran has determined the cause of the explosion at the port

The explosion at the Shahid Rajaee commercial port in Bandar Abbas was caused by negligence, and those responsible have already been found, Iranian Interior Minister Eskander Moameni said . On April 26, a powerful explosion occurred at the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, injuring more than a thousand people.

Despite the speculation, Iranian authorities have rejected the theory of outside interference . Earlier, there were suggestions of Israeli sabotage. The explosion in Bandar Abbas occurred on the day when another round of talks between Iran and the United States on the fate of the Iranian nuclear program began in Oman . The Israeli government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, has repeatedly stated that it considers negotiations with Iran a mistake.
[right. we believe you. We’ll know soon enough, after the zionazi rapture]

💠@Yemen | Bab-el-Mandeb:
⭕ The official spokesperson for Ansar Allah, Mohammed Abdulsalam, stated:

• A brutal crime has been committed by the U.S. administration this morning against African migrants by bombing their shelter in Saada.
• The brutality exhibited by the U.S. administration will not cover for the military failures they are experiencing in their aggression against Yemen.
• The U.S. administration’s escalation in its aggression against Yemen will not yield any achievements for them.
• The international silence regarding America’s crimes encourages it to continue its bloodshed by targeting civilian gatherings, misleading the world into believing they are military targets.
• Washington’s resort to such claims does not make them a reality; the true reality is that Washington harbors a premeditated intent for crime and terrorism.

⭕ Initial images from the crime of the American aggression targeting the Saada Reserve Prison |media|
⭕ The Political Bureau of Ansar Allah stated:

• The American aggression against our country continues to commit deliberate crimes against civilians, the latest being the massacre of African migrants in Saada.
• The war crimes of the American aggression represent the peak of moral failure and downfall reached by the U.S. administration.
• The barbarism and excessive use of force once again confirm that America is a transnational terrorist entity.
• The shiny humanitarian narratives that preceded Washington’s wars aimed at enslaving nations in the name of freedom and human rights.
• We call on the free people of the world to increase their pressure and to show greater solidarity with the Yemeni and Palestinian peoples.
• We renew our commitment to Palestine and Gaza, affirming that American barbarism will not stop our people and armed forces from continuing their struggle.

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ Death Toll in Blast in Iran’s Bandar Abbas Port Rises to at Least 25, Authorities Say

The injured toll has reached 1,139 people, government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani said.

The explosion may have reportedly been caused by a solid missile fuel.

A video by Iranian news agency Mehr shows the aftermath of the explosion |media|
⭕ ❗️Putin Sends Condolences to Iranian Leadership Over Deadly Port Explosion

The Russian president also expressed readiness to provide help to the Iranian authorities in relief effort, the Kremlin said.
⭕ ❗️❗️❗️Pakistan Has No Intention to Start Conflict With India Unprovoked, Defense Minister Says

“But if India attempts to invade Pakistan or attack Pakistan, they’ll be met with more than a matching response,” Khawaja Muhammad Asif told Sputnik.

More statements by the Pakistani defense minister:

• Pakistani-Indian tensions are unlikely to escalate into a nuclear exchange;
• Pakistan seeks an international investigation into the April 22 terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir;
• Accusations of Pakistan’s involvement in the attack are “hollow claims” without evidence;
• Russia and China could “play a positive role” in resolving the crisis, joining the investigation.

India-Pakistan tensions have escalated after the recent terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir, which killed 26 people, prompting India to reduce embassy staff, suspend the Indus Waters Treaty, and close the last open land border crossing.
[these are very positive developments. Perhaps sanity is returning to the Pakistanis. Along with admiting (and hopefully repenting of) their criminal role as imperial gauleiters foisting salafi hordes on the region, they now openly call for Russian-Chinese mediation, which for sure will be more impartial and honest than any Anglo fingering of a situation they themselves created in 1947]

💠@Fotros Resistance:
⭕ The fire extinguishing operations continued the entire night, at the Shahid Rajaei port blast site, and is reaching its final stages.
⭕ 🇮🇷| IRGC Captain Soodsaz:

IRGC helps with fire extinguishing operations of Shahid Rajaei port.

Humanitarian relief operations are one of the core missions of the IRGC, thus we converted an aircraft (Ilyushin) for deployment within 3 hours.

We carried out nighttime water drops and moved from Tehran toward Bandar Abbas, despite the spread of the fire and the high-risk conditions. We accepted the risk and conducted nighttime operations. |media|
⭕ 🇮🇷| Iran’s Defense Ministry Spox to IRIB:

“There were no imported/exported military-related cargoes in Shahid Rajaei Port, as suggested by our investigation & documentation.

Any reports about missile components [such as the rumour of Chinese cargo] being the cause of fire is solely foreign media creating a chain of hype about it, it’s bogus.”
⭕ 🇮🇷| The Shahid Rajaei port is back (partially) operational as only one section in the dock was impacted. Transit is back in motion.

💠 @BhadraPunchline:
⭕ 1/2 “All signs indicate the stage is being set for further escalation in tensions and a possible military standoff. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message from a rally in Bihar is the threat of punishment “beyond imagination” |media|
⭕ 2/2 “Given geopolitical currents, revulsion at such targeting of innocent tourists, and a broad understanding of India’s stand on the issue of cross-border terrorism, it is unlikely that other countries such as the U.S. will press New Delhi to restrain its next steps…”
⭕ While preparing an appropriate response to the Pahalgam attack, Islamabad’s realignment with Dhaka should be kept in view. Pakistan Army seems concerned of US’s support for India |media|

💠@imetatronink:
⭕ 🤦‍♂️ 🤡🌍 The biggest irony of the Trump silly talk below is that, here in late April 2025, the Yemeni have been the gatekeepers of the Suez Canal for 18 months and running.
[and shall remain so, long after the Last Satanic Empire has dissipated like a colorless noxious gas in our collective nightmare]
🔻 Alex Ocana: Trump has the illusion (delusion) that he owns everything in the world and that the USA invented and constructed everything in the world. Trmp’s grasp of history, and of the world outside his glitzy billionaire club, is zero. Megalomaniac.
🔻 Imperius Fistus: From a guy that is already planed to charge a tariff on all the ships made in China and has a complete ignorance of who built the Suez Canal. “50 Shades of Orange Reality Show” style
⭕ 💥🔥 Bandar Abbas Fireworks

All I have to say about the massive explosion and fire at Bandar Abbas in Iran is that we are long-since past the “enemy action” threshold for these sorts of things. |media|
⭕ The stock-trading “denial of service” bots on X have absolutely run amok. Every post I make is now immediately assaulted with a dozen or more of these bot replies within a minute or two after I click “Post”.
🔻 Timothy Leary’s Dead 🏴‍☠️🌱🐑🐕 🎣🎇👀🐈‍⬛⚠️🎲: I always report them as spam, but it doesn’t do much good.
🔻 WS: They are clearly a deliberate “denial of service” gambit. They are designed to muddy the waters of any post and subsequent thread that is deemed “undesirable” at this point in time. I hide and block them as much as I can, but they are far too numerous to defeat entirely.
🔻 Majid Hosseini: The reason is you mentioned gold and silver
🔻 Jeff English: Elon is supposed to clean up fraud, waste and abuse in the US government but he can’t even clean up his crappy app!
🔻 Ed H. Hanna: I noticed the issue and, a few days ago, took it upon myself to block around 50 of them.

While it’s recommended to report and block such accounts, I didn’t have the time to report each one individually.
🔻 Eomar – Diligent News: Yea, I got the same thing. I don’t think it is a coincidence, they are so obviously bots I could run a script to boot them. Notably, Cheq, an Israeli company, is supposed to clean up the bots. Also, after waves of that, I’m often found in “probable spam”. |link|
[Right! Like going to Dr. Fauci for advice and solutions to corona….]
⭕🔻 ₦₳V𝚜𝚝é𝚟𝚊 🇷🇺 ᴢ:
I, too, didn’t believe North Koreans were fighting in Kursk. I was wrong.
🔻 WS: I never thought there was persuasive evidence of DPRK troops in Kursk, but I always thought:

1) It would have been a good idea for both DPRK and China to send troops to experience big war combat;

2) It was perfectly legitimate for them to do so.
🔻 ゆすふ: Why do you think they revealed it now?
🔻 ₦₳V𝚜𝚝é𝚟𝚊 🇷🇺 ᴢ: Got me, but all of us have egg on our faces over it.
🔻 Nicholai_Korea: Opsec is over so N Korea played this well and gained a lot of experience.
🔻 Reader: I think Chinese and Iranian military is present there but not in combat
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Arnaud Bertrand: “Tell me why I am wrong”

You’re wrong because you assume – probably like Trump – that the Chinese will prioritize profits over national dignity and sovereignty, which is simply not going to happen.

Again, Mao, when he declared the establishment of the People’s Republic of China, didn’t promise wealth, he said: “Ours will no longer be a nation subject to insult and humiliation. We have stood up.”

This is the fundamental legitimacy of the Communist Party, much more than money.

So the notion that China would submit to bullying that is eerily similar in nature to what they suffered at the hands of the West during the century of humiliation is a fundamental misunderstanding of the country.

Heck, even from a profit standpoint it wouldn’t be beneficial to them because what would happen if China yields? The principal reason why Trump has zero deal on the table right now is because China’s position emboldens other nations to also resist American pressure.

If China were to yield, it would send a message to the world that multipolarity is over, and we’d witness American hubris on steroids, with Trump and future administrations validated in their belief that unilateral bullying is effective foreign policy. It would become their blueprint in an even worse way than it already is.

How is that beneficial for China’s or anyone’s prosperity, beyond the US’s?

So all in all, you’re wrong because you’ve fundamentally misread the nature of this confrontation. This isn’t merely an economic calculation for China, but an existential question about what kind of world we’ll live in tomorrow. China understands that yielding now means surrendering not just on tariffs, but on their right to determine their own economic future.

Their resistance isn’t just about this particular trade dispute; it’s about establishing boundaries for how great powers interact in the 21st century. By holding firm now, China is investing in a future international order where American unilateral coercion doesn’t work anymore. The “damage” you describe pales in comparison to the stakes at play here. |link|
🔻 開國領袖華國鋒: He is wrong on another level, too.

Yes, Apple could move the assembly lines to India, but smartphones are almost 20 yrs old.

Other new industries, ‘the New Quality Productive forces’ like EVs and Robots, Chinese companies have both brands and whole supply chain, they don’t move
🔻 Arnaud Bertrand: Great point
🔻 Doggy Dog: You are wrong because:

1) China is the larger market. Far larger. By multiples. And growing at least 2x as fast. If you think otherwise… well… that’s exactly why Bessent and team ran right into the China wall.

2) Efficient high quality capacity will stay in China to source domestic and ex-US markets. Less efficient and lower quality capacity will by offshored, Galapagos-ising the US economy to permanent sloppy seconds.

3) There are now 192 economies to run transshipment trade. The US does not have the state capacity to enforce export sanctions on NVidia, an American company with a few banned products. How does it plan to stop transshipping by Chinese and global entrepreneurs?

4) in the medium term, the longer China waits, the greater the collapse of US domestic industrial output from lack or parts and REEs drying up and the more permanent damage is done. China is actually incentivised to draw this out until US REE inventories run out and America’s high tech manufacturing sector is destroyed.

Tell me why I’m wrong.
🔻 Arnaud Bertrand: Yes, excellent points too
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Armchair Warlord: Breaking the “Drone Wall” |THREAD|

You must hand it to the handlers of Orange. To every constituency – he’s gotten burnished cache. To the crude men, he’s grabbed them by the Tom Jones. To the pedos of the Big Club – he’s Teflon Don, a lifelong Epstein pal who pretends to expose Epstein. To the inbred old elites, vexed to smithereens watching their entire scam go up in flames – he’s the Clown you send in to bedevil the civilizational-states. To the Rapturists – his blooded ear the proof of divine favor. And how much of the black vote did this ostensible flirtation with jail time swing? Surely one so abused on trumped up charges cannot be another swamp creature??

💠@ejmalrai:
⭕ At least 14 people have died and around 750 others were wounded following a massive explosion in Bandar Abbas. The origin of the explosion remains unclear, with officials promising to disclose the cause after an ongoing investigation. Despite the deployment of 700 firefighters, the fire has not yet been brought under control, as secondary explosions continue to erupt due to the highly explosive materials contained in several containers.
⭕ retweet:
🔻 Joshua Landis: 13 Alawite civilians were executed in Homs, #Syria in the past 24 hours.

Another 4 in Damascus. All were summary executions.

President Sharaa is not speaking out about this. Over 50 Alawite girls have been abducted over the last two months.

This is not to mention the 1800 Alawite civilians killed on the coast in March, or the 8 Alawite villages north of Hama that have been completely cleansed.

The government has done little if anything to stop these killings, many of which have been carried out by government forces.

Meanwhile, crowds in Homs have been parading in the Alawite sections of town chanting “Homs is for the Sunnis, Alawites get out.” At Homs Univ. Imams have been preaching against Christians and Alawites.

These sectarian killings complicate the effort by Western gov’s to lift sanctions or to affirm that the Sharaa gov is doing the right thing.

Video shows Sunnis in #Homs walking between two #Alawite Neighborhoods, chanting that Syria is for Sunnis and that Alawites get out.

💠@DDGeopolitics:
⭕ 🇵🇰 Posts Russian YARS ICBM from the Victory Day Parade 🤣

🐻 If you thought there was a lot of fake news and videos from the Middle East in the past year or so, just wait until India and Pakistan go at it.
[Yeah. I used to enjoy Bollywood as a lad. The Bollywood Boys shall gaslight us all and without any hesitation. May our guts hold out]
⭕ 🇵🇰🇮🇳 One of the fakes already circulating on the internet claims this is a destroyed Indian checkpoint.

In reality, it’s a fire in the Mourne Mountains, County Down, Ireland, from March 17.
⭕ 🇵🇰🇮🇳 Pakistan has ordered all doctors, nurses, paramedics and ambulance drivers to be placed on stand-by status in the districts of Jhelum Valley and Leepa Valley, near the Line of Control in the Kashmir region, following the eruption of heavy clashes along the Pakistan-India border region.
[Both melodramatic Bollywood Boys shall be like putty in the hands of the Anglos. Easy pickings. All they need to determine is the timing]

reminds of the CBS News and other US presstitutes within hours rushing to show the pristine passport which fluttered down from floor 80 of the TT, through miraculous jet fuel that melted mountains of steel and vaporized much of the building. It is a sad reflection on the dumbed-down state of the recipients of the spin, that they must be force-fed this gruel.

However, this is simultaneously a prod to the civilizational-state, publishing within minutes such a polished work. “Whacha gonna do abut it?”

We shall remain calm, and finish burying you.

What a sad show… Rules-based Terrorism, strutting sans even a fig leaf and humiliating themselves. These aren’t little countries without muscle or a long memory and iron will. They can even decapitate the entire leadership – how’re they gonna make a civilizational-state in existential war-mode change course??? Impossible

USUK shall end up just like the EUroCrazies and UkroNazis and ZioNazis right now – wetting themselves as they collapse in despair

💠 @Sputnik Africa:
⭕ ❗️The defeat of the Ukrainian military that invaded the Russian Kursk Region has been completed, Chief of Staff Gerasimov said

The last settlement in the region, the village of Gornal, was liberated on Saturday, Gerasimov added.

The complete defeat of the enemy in the Kursk border region creates conditions for further successful actions by the Russian Armed Forces in other key areas of the front, Putin said.
⭕ ❗️Liberation of the Kursk region brings closer the defeat of Kiev’s neo-Nazi regime, Putin says

More statements by the Russian president:

▫️The Kiev regime’s “gamble” has completely failed;

▫️Putin thanked the Russian military, who liberated the Kursk region, for their courage and heroism.
⭕❗️Russia Thanks North Korea for Helping to Defeat Ukraine In Kursk Region

The North Korean military, acting shoulder to shoulder with Russian forces in the Kursk region, demonstrated resilience and heroism, Gerasimov stated.
[LOL. God Bless the Russkie. Trolling the trollers]
⭕ The number of victims in the explosion in the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas has risen to 516, Iranian media report

💠 @Fotros Resistance:
⭕ 🇾🇪| The Yemeni Armed Forces announce the targeting of:

• Vital sites in Jaffa [Tel Aviv] and Askalan

• US army ships in the northern Red Sea with drones.
[The second ops reported today. They are increasing their tempo. Mahmoud Od reported last night the Trembling Puppy was removed from Red Sea, per Yemenis. So this may be increasing confirmation, as more projectiles are able to get through uncontested air — also we now hear Zion is clamoring for another tactical “ceasefire” via Qatar, in order to find a solution for Yemen, and the Last Ever British Carrier group is enroute to sink and die in the Red Sea]
⭕️ South of Iran, Shahid Rajae port, explosion report:

• Massive explosion caused damage to a few buildings, cars in the vicinity with high number casualties.
• Explosion has no connection to refineries or fuel tanks
• Explosion was caused by a number of containers
• Preliminary: 50 injuries so far

⭕ 🇮🇷| Hormozgan Crisis Management Director:

“We had previously issued warnings and conducted inspections as well— both by the provincial crisis management team and by other responsible agencies. Now that this incident has occurred, after providing the necessary services, we will review the causes of the incident and, if there was any negligence or shortcoming, proper follow-up will be carried out.“
⭕ 🇮🇷| Reporter from Fars News:

The explosion reportedly occured in the sulfur storage area of the port.
⭕ 🇮🇷| IRINN Reporter:

While preparing for this report, I heard several explosions. Right now, I can point to flames rising exactly where I heard the blasts.

Initial observations suggest negligence was the cause of the incident.

• Injuries increased to 281 (Tasnim News)
⭕ Director General of Hormozgan Crisis Management:

Due to our rapid relief & rescue measures, the scene is completely under control.

Firefighting operations are on-going, which may take time depending on the conditions and hot weather.

After the completion of the rescue and firefighting operations, if negligence is proven, legal action will be taken.

So far, no deaths have been reported, and the initial injured have been treated on an outpatient basis.
⭕ UPDATE: Injuries in the Shahid Rajaei port blast reached 516 (many are very minor injuries)
⭕ UPDATE: Sadly, so far 4 people have been confirmed dead in the Shahid Rajaei Port blast in Iran — Head of Iran’s National Rescue Organization
⭕ 🇮🇷| Iran’s GOV spokeswoman:

It is difficult to announce the cause of Bandar Abbas’s Shahid Rajaei Port’s blast, as the incident needs to be investigated & this is time-consuming.

What has been determined so far is that stored containers in a corner of the port, which probably contained chemicals, exploded.
[iow, we will give our conclusive report to you on Judgment Day. Keep waiting]
⭕ UPDATE: Death toll reportedly reached 20 unfortunately.
⭕ 🇮🇷| VIDEO: A very close-up footage showing the initial moments of the Shahid Rajaei Port blast. |media|

Summary:

• 516 injuries, mostly minor
• 20 confirmed dead
• Explosion came from chemical in stored containers (not inside the main port)
• No sabotage
• Reason likely negligence

[this channel’s owner is a young man based in Iran. He’s covered it extensively]

💠 @Middle East Spectator:
⭕ — 🇮🇷 Iran’s Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance is at the Pope’s funeral, right inbetween Biden and Trump
⭕️❗️🇮🇷 BREAKING: A large explosion has rocked Shahid Rajaei Port near the city of Bandar Abbas in southern Iran, with 516 injuries reported, some of them severe

No deaths have yet been recorded, and investigators on the scene state that the explosion is likely the result of improper storage of highly flammable chemicals, such as ammonium nitrate, used as fertilizer. |media|
[All this is likely never gonna be made clear either way, just as with the likely murder of Iran’s Prez Raisi in the chopper incident. That is how the civilizational-states decided to respond with the anticipated rollout of Terror by Murder Inc.
NB. The murder of the Russian General day of “negotiations” with VVP. And today was the day of “negotiations” with Persia, via offices of Oman]
⭕ —❗️🇮🇷 WATCH: The clearest footage of the explosion in Shahid Rajaee Port until now

It starts with orange mist from Ammonium Nitrate (often used as fertilizer), then a fire, and then the main explosion. |media|
⭕ — 🇮🇷/🇺🇸/🇴🇲 BREAKING: The United States has officially accepted Iran’s red lines regarding its ballistic missile program

Witkoff formally acknowledged Iran’s right to continue its development of all conventional defense capabilities as it sees fit.
⭕ — 🇮🇷/🇺🇸/🇴🇲 BREAKING: In the indirect talks with Steve Witkoff, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi formally rejected the possibility of fully ceasing its uranium enrichment activities, stating that Iran’s right to nuclear enrichment is ‘non-negotiable’
⭕ — 🇮🇷 NOTE: Shahid Rajaee Port is Iran’s largest port, handling 85% of all loading and unloading of containers in the country

It is also the 2nd largest container port in the entire Middle East region.
[this was no ordinary target. It is like attacking Shanghai’s port in China, or LA/Oakland in USA… actually more essential than either of those. The California pair handle only 40% of the entire US sea cargo…. and a satanic mockery too – Lebanon’s deep immiserization and ongoing calamitous poverty really took off when Beirut port blew up one fine summer day, right on Obama’s birthday too]

Anatomy of Assassination – L. Fletcher Prouty

https://ratical.org/ratville/JFK/GoD.html