This RSF militiaman captured today is being interrogated by... the joint forces. He says that Army drones have been causing heavy damage to their convoys crossing the Libyan border. That in the last strikes they lost more than 50 vehicles. This largely explains why the UAE is working to reactivate supply lines through Chad.show more

UAE President MbZ's Advisor Anwar Gargash, key enabler of... RSF’s genocide in Sudan: The UAE announced $100 million in support, mainly for humanitarian aid in Sudan, delivered through our hospitals in Chad and South Sudan. NOTE: The UAE is secretly backing RSF by using humanitarian aid as a cover. A Red Crescent hospital set up in Chad near the Sudanese border is being used to smuggle weapons and operate drones for RSF forces.show more

The RSF 🇸🇩 appears to have received more of... these unID UAE-built 🇦🇪 armoured vehicles, though this batch arrived in a desert camouflage scheme rather than the plain green seen on earlier deliveries. The APCs are also said to have been supplied to the RSF’s "Special Forces".show more

There has been a wave of air strikes against... RSF resupply convoys moving south into Sudan from through Libya's tri-border zone carrying weapons from Al Kufrah Airport (24º10'48"N 23º18'52"E). These strikes were meant to break up the RSF’s resupply lines & logistics network coming in from Libya, and they were also really aimed at Field Marshal Haftar’s LNA to make it very clear that any RSF activity through the tri-border area into Sudan will no longer be tolerated. Now, why the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) hold off on this strategy until very recently, what caused them to shift only recently despite the RSF using these routes for months..show more

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Ukraine’s renewed strikes on the Chongar bridge, which... connects the Russian-occupied part of Kherson region with Crimea, have further complicated Russian logistics toward the peninsula. 🔺 The transportation distance has not only increased by more than 160 kilometers (100 miles), but the trucks have also moved significantly closer to the front line along the Dnieper River, making them much easier targets for Ukrainian kamikaze drones. This is a strategically very important development. Disrupting the Chongar bridge forces Russia to use longer and more vulnerable alternative routes that run closer to the front line. This significantly increases the risk for Russian supply convoys and further strains their already pressured logistics in the south. Ukraine continues to successfully exploit the vulnerability of Russian rear supply lines. Video is generated by grok AIshow more

🚨For the second time UAE drones target Port Sudan... Civil Airport, causing panic amongst travellers.There is a military airport in Port Sudan but they’re targeting the civilian airport because they have lost this war the UAE and their proxy militia’s strategy now is terror attacksshow more

The Sudanese army launched a "bone-crushing" operation against militias... in Darfur and Kordofan. This indicate that the army targeted an RSF convoy in the Sudan-Egypt-Libya border triangle. According to the army's statement, 50 vehicles carrying fuel and ammunition for the militias from Libya were destroyedshow more

🇺🇦 🇷🇺 At night, Ukrainian kamikaze drones struck an... electrical substation near railway lines in the Luhansk region. In the Donbas region, Ukrainian drone strikes on electrical substations located near railway lines serve several critically important military and tactical objectives. The Russian army relies heavily on railways for logistics and supply to the front line. Therefore, intensified attacks on these nodes in recent weeks directly affect their combat capabilities. 🇷🇺 The Russians use electrified railway networks to transport heavy equipment (tanks, armored vehicles), ammunition, and manpower in the occupied territories. ▪️ Disabling substations cuts off electricity to the contact lines, causing trains to stop, creating “traffic jams,” and completely disrupting the pace of front-line supply. 🧨 By destroying substations at key nodes, Ukrainians force the enemy to transport cargo by trucks instead of rail. Transporting large quantities of artillery shells and armored vehicles by road is much slower, more expensive, and easily detectable by Ukrainian reconnaissance and medium-range loitering kamikaze drones. These strikes represent a highly effective strategy of systemic logistical disruption. By targeting critical energy infrastructure that powers the railway network, Ukraine is creating bottlenecks in Russian supply lines. Forcing the shift from rail to road transport significantly increases vulnerability and slows down the delivery of essential supplies to the front, giving Ukrainian forces a clear operational advantage. Video is generated by grok AIshow more

I finished watching the House hearing on Sudan. Ken... Isaacs a Humanitarian from Samaritans purse offered a valuable and highly factual assessment of the situation in Sudan and while I didn’t agree with some of Cameron Hudson’s end conclusions I don’t doubt his integrity or intentions. However, as usual Kholood Khair used her platform to push the Taqqadum narrative on this war that is completely divorced from reality and by default shields the RSF. Firstly the claim that this is a counter revolutionary war is nonsensical. The revolution ended in 2019 when the military leadership, Taqqadum and the RSF agreed to share power and RSF militiamen were sent in the next day to remove sit-in protestors massacring them in the process. This war started simply because the RSF militia rejected Army pressure to have their force dissolved. And with UAE financial backing and political backing from Taqqadum (who are jaded after the Army ousted them from their power sharing deal in 2021) a plan was set in motion to takeover the Sudanese State. With the RSF first attempting to neutralise the Sudanese Airforce at Meroe before launching a full scale attempt to takeover the Capital Khartoum and by extension the Sudanese State on April 15th 2023. An attack that the Army failed to prepare for due to serious military failings. Taqqadum and their affiliates however want you to believe that this war was started by shadowy remnants of Bashir’s ousted regime who wanted to suppress a revolution that had already been suppressed 4 years ago, against (non Islamist) Burhan led rule. This false narrative is ridiculous and implausible, for one these revolutionaries that this war is supposedly really against have volunteered in their thousands to fight this genocidal militia. These false narratives are only able thrive because in Western spaces the only Sudanese allowed a voice are those belonging to Taqqadum and their affiliates. The truth is Sudanese do not view the Army and the RSF as being remotely similar and there are a thousand and one clips that I can share that would attest to that. And as Ken Isaacs said what they’ve consistently observed is that Sudanese are always fleeing from the RSF militia to the safety of Army or armed group controlled areas. The Sudanese people know they have an army that needs reforming but they also know that the Army is the only force capable of dismantling this genocidal UAE sponsored militia that continues to terrorism them. As long as Western officials and diplomats continue to exclusively platform those affiliated with a political grouping (who’s support is largely limited to a fringe of the diaspora) the disconnect between the West and the Sudanese society will only continue to grow.show more

The UAE has successfully tested artificial rain technology in... the desert at 50°C. As reported by Business Insider, in the United Arab Emirates, to combat the 50-degree heat, they intend to use drones to make it rain. This method is known as "cloud seeding". The UAE has used drones that strike clouds with an electric current, which provokes them into a collision and precipitation.show more

Ice cream shop working whistleblowing on DoorDash He shows... that their system says the driver is “waiting for order” He moves the camera and show there is nowhere there or anywhere close by This is why why you order DoorDash it sometimes appears the driver is at the location forever, and you’re wondering what the heck is going on It’s a lie. The system just says they are there when they aren’t This is why food likely comes cold when it’s supposed to be hot or not cold when it’s supposed to by coldshow more

‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukraine is aggressively choking off Russian military supply... lines directly inside the Russian Federation, permanently cutting off tactical routes used to sustain frontline forces. In another successful deep-interdiction operation, Ukrainian forces have completely obliterated a critical military supply bridge in the Belgorod region. This high-impact strike severs a vital logistical artery used by the Russian military to transport heavy armor, ammunition, and fresh troops toward the active frontline. By targeting physical infrastructure deep within Russian territory, Ukraine is making it increasingly impossible for the Kremlin to swiftly reinforce its positions or launch coordinated counter-offensives. This latest strike proves that Russia’s border regions have effectively become active, unprotectable combat zones. By systematically hunting down and dropping key bridges, Ukraine is forcing the Russian high command into severe logistical nightmares, trapping their localized forces and demonstrating that no military route leading to the front lines is safe from precision destruction.show more

Farage is exactly what he claims to be. He... is the “antidote to the far-right” and as he says “there is no man alive in this country today who did more to destroy the BNP with their rise in 2006 to 2008 than me”. Farage is what he says he is - controlled opposition/containment.show more

This was TODAY in Jerusalem. Israeli Forces detained two... children. This is a daily occurrence that Palestinians have to suffer. Where is the International outrage? Why are those claiming to care about hostages so quiet when they see this?show more

Explosions and drone strikes have been reported near a... Russian oil refinery in Tyumen, with Russian officials claiming that three drones were “neutralized.” The consequences remain unclear. What is striking, however, is the distance involved — Tyumen is located some 2,000 km from the front lines. This marks the most distant strike to date.show more