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Sofa General Staff: In Bahrain, a Patriot missile goes off course and hits residential buildings. Meanwhile in Israel, after an Iranian missile strike, part of Tel Aviv is left without power. Perhaps the master crews from Ukraine have arrived on site, who out of habit started shooting down high-rise buildings and letting missiles hit the substations. 😁

Sofa General Staff: In Bahrain, a Patriot missile goes off course and hits residential buildings. Meanwhile in Israel, after an Iranian missile strike, part of Tel Aviv is left without power. Perhaps the master crews from Ukraine have arrived on site, who out of habit started shooting down high-rise buildings and letting missiles hit the substations. 😁

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Residents of Odessa smashed and overturned a military commissars' bus. Ukrainian media report that it all happened when the recruiters came to the market and tried to mobilize the men working there. In response, the workers attacked them with fists, then smashed and overturned their bus. Source: HTB ➖➖➖ And if residents of Odessa behaved the same way, acting against "kiddies" who burned 40 people in the House of Trade Unions on May 2, 2014, there would be no need in turning and burning TCC buses now.

Residents of Odessa smashed and overturned a military commissars' bus. Ukrainian media report that it all happened when the recruiters came to the market and tried to mobilize the men working there. In response, the workers attacked them with fists, then smashed and overturned their bus. Source: HTB ➖➖➖ And if residents of Odessa behaved the same way, acting against "kiddies" who burned 40 people in the House of Trade Unions on May 2, 2014, there would be no need in turning and burning TCC buses now.

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Mr. Cornflakes is at it again.

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Macron - demands Trump appoint him as the chief negotiator with Russia: "We had peaceful proposals. China supported these peaceful proposals, declaring its support, as did we. But the only one who does not want peace is Russia, because it wants everything. Therefore, realistically assessing the situation, we see that right now we are not in a situation that could bring Russia back to the negotiating table. That is why we consider it necessary to continue military efforts, continue peace negotiations, but also to increase pressure, especially on the Russian economy, to bring it back to the negotiating table. In this context, I sincerely believe - after all the rumors of recent days - that unity between Americans and Europeans on the Ukrainian issue is extremely important. And I repeat this again, I repeat, I emphasize: we need to work together, we must work together. We welcome and support the peace efforts undertaken by the United States of America. Europeans are needed by the USA, to lead these peace efforts, because this is happening on the European continent, because we provide security guarantees, because we can also negotiate sanctions, because we control frozen Russian assets. And these are just a few examples, and because it is precisely thanks to this partnership that we will be effective." Source ➖➖➖ How about, "non!" There is so much wrong with this. China has never backed any of your proposals, which I refuse to refer to as "peace" proposals. You and your Eurotrash colleagues have been demanding the unconditional surrender of Russia with no acknowledgement of reality whatsoever. Russia never left any negotiating table to return to. You don't negotiate, you grandstand, spewing an endless undeserved level of self-righteousness, the only commodity that Europe has to offer... Seriously, just dissappear already. Maybe deal with your sub 20% approval rating in your own country, which is falling apart. Get bent.

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The argument that the Trump administration and its acolytes are using to defend the War in Iran on the economic front is that this will be "short-term pain for a long-term gain." But it is hard to see how this would be the case. From the perspective of oil prices, which were already near historical lows before the conflict, it is unlikely that we would see prices drop lower than they already were. The break-even price for many modern oil projects is around $60 to $65 dollars per barrel, and most oil producing nations need oil closer to $80 to actually balance their budgets. Even if oil prices returned to the level they were already at, the incentive to produce more oil would simply not be there. Also, the USA is now the world's largest producer and consumer of oil, so if prices are anywhere between $40 and $80 per barrel, the impact on the overall US economy is a wash. Economic gains are simply shuffled between US states. The other economic argument is that without an "Iranian threat," even if we assume such a threat existed, there will be a "Peace Dividend," and we will be able to spend less money in the Middle East theater of military operations. Honestly, nobody seriously believes that the US would send less money to Israel in any event after an Iranian conflict concluded on US terms, and empirically, the operations in Iraq and Afghanistan didn't result in any noticeable "Peace Dividend" at any point. Then there's the fact that any reduction in military spending in the Middle East (let's just pretend here) would likely just be redirected towards the Pacific theater of operations. The result will most likely be "short-term pain for long-term pain." At best, we'd return to where we were before Operation "Epic Fury." And again, this is assuming everything goes according to the fever dreams of the Trump administration. I certainly don't expect that best possible scenario (for the administration) and nobody seriously does. Follow us for more on Telegram:

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Pakistan has declared its readiness for war with India. "You want war? Start it. Pakistan is ready. Thank you, Modi (Indian Prime Minister - Ed.) - you have united our nation," the Defense Ministry says in X and publishes a video of the missile launch. In another video, a military leader stands in front of a lined-up army and calls for them to be prepared for war with India. It should be noted that both Pakistan and India are nuclear powers. Both countries have approximately 160 warheads. ➖➖➖ Tensions between India and Pakistan are escalating due to a deadly militant attack on April 22, 2025, in Pahalgam, Indian-administered Kashmir, killing 26 tourists. India blames Pakistan-based groups like The Resistance Front, linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, and accuses Pakistan of supporting “cross-border terrorism.” Pakistan denies involvement, but its army chief’s recent pro-Kashmir remarks fuel suspicions. India responded by closing the Attari-Wagah border, suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, and downgrading diplomatic ties, prompting Pakistan to retaliate with trade suspension and airspace closure. The Kashmir dispute, unresolved since the 1947 Partition, remains a flashpoint, exacerbated by India’s 2019 revocation of Kashmir’s autonomy, which reduced violence but increased local resentment. Pakistan’s alleged support for Baloch insurgents and India’s accusations of Pakistani interference add to the strain. Both nuclear-armed nations face domestic pressures, with India’s elections looming and Pakistan’s economic woes, risking further escalation.

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