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Old “veritable arm” amputated. A new one taking shape? That phrase dates back to 2011, when Mike Mullen told the US Senate that the Haqqani Network functioned as a “veritable arm” of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence, a remark that echoed through two decades of debate about the role of GHQ...

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The air strikes carried out by Pakistan’s armed forces against the hideouts of Khawarij militants inside Afghanistan are commendable, according to a message shared during a live telephone call on a Khyber Pakhtunkhwa radio program. The caller expressed pride in the armed forces, saying that they are a source of honor for the nation. He stated that there are numerous locations inside Afghanistan where terrorist hideouts exist and that these safe havens have long posed a threat to Pakistan’s security. He added that the Pakistani government repeatedly urged the Afghan authorities to eliminate these militants from their soil, but those appeals were not acted upon. As a result, where confirmed terrorist hideouts were identified, Pakistan’s military carried out targeted strikes and eliminated the militants. According to the caller, Pakistan has consistently conveyed to Afghanistan the need to take decisive action against these elements. He emphasized that Pakistan has every right to defend its country, stressing that terrorists are enemies not only of the state but also of Islam and humanity. The message concluded with a strong assertion that safeguarding the nation remains a top priority and that any threat to Pakistan’s security will be addressed decisively.

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Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid: We call on the people of Pakistan to urge their officials not to pursue the path of war, but instead to engage with Afghanistan in a positive and constructive manner. We also want the problems that arise in the region to be resolved peacefully and through dialogue and mutual understanding. Our message to all countries in the region is that Afghanistan as a country in this region can serve as a bridge connecting the region. If Afghanistan has a strong economy, that will have a positive impact on both security and the economy across the region.

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Is Ireland about to explode yet again in violence or is it all smoke & mirrors and political game playing? The IRA or new IRA are back and have threatened the government that either they remove the mass of migrants that have flooded Ireland…or they will do it. With the implication that their methods won’t involve letters and a gentle knock on the door. What I can’t figure out is that the Republican army (new or old) political arm is Sinn Fein and it’s Sinn Fein that have been actively selling out the Irish people and betraying them to the EU and actively facilitating the very mass migration crisis that their military arm now say they are against. What’s going on? If the violence starts it will have a huge knock on effect on Northern Ireland, the wider U.K. and Europe itself.

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“The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia.” - Rihards Kols Rihards Kols, Latvian Member of the European Parliament, speaking at the #RigaConf2026 plenary session "Preparing for Russia Remade by War". “It is important correction we need to make in this room. The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia. And this is precisely, and I will reiterate, that for years some of us in this region said this plainly, and we were told that we are exaggerating. There are some who are still saying that the Baltics, our region, we are exaggerating, that we were prisoners of our own history. So the war did not create new Russia. It stripped away the excuses that let people pretend the old one was becoming something else. And that is something being spread across Europe. Already was mentioned the dynamics on day to day. What is the changing on the war efforts, war economy? And obviously we can reiterate the numbers. Obviously the Russia today spends roughly 7 to 8% of GDP and roughly 40% of federal budget expenditure on defense and security. And it is the highest share since the Soviet collapse. And that should be noted. But on top of that, which is more alarming, is that church, state media, education curricula, industry, the courts have all been folded into a single machine whose output is the war effort. And that has to be registered. And really, do not make no mistake. That is not wartime mobilisation in the sense we understand in democracy, when we speak about a temporary redirection of resources toward an external goal. It is the opposite. The war has become the organising principle of the state itself, and the state has organised everything else around sustaining it. So I want to be really blunt, because I think this room can handle it from seeing familiar faces. Russia is not a state that happens to be run by a strong man who came out of the KGB. Russia is a state built and operated by security services, for security services as a permanent condition. putin is not aberration sitting on top of normal state apparatus. He is the product of the apparatus, and so is whoever comes after him. We, we ask often and in this format as well, in previous years, what happens after putin? We are asking the wrong question. The right question is what happens to the system whose entire logic is a threat detection, repression, and control regardless of who occupies the top chair. Individuals do leave voluntarily or through windows or having too much tea. The services, the networks, the operating logic, they remain. And there is a comfortable story in the Western capitals that ordinary Russians are quietly against this war, that repression is holding back at Latin majority that would choose differently if only given a chance. I do not believe that, and frankly the evidence does not support it. If there were a real organised majority demand for change inside Russia, we would see it. Not because Russians are uniquely passive, history proves the opposite when the conditions are right. But because when a majority generally wants a change, it finds a way to make that one visible, costly to ignore, and difficult to suppress indefinitely. So the simple, uncomfortable logic conclusion is this. The absence of visible mass demand for change is itself the evidence. Passive discontent that never translates into political consequence is not resistance, it is accommodation. And there is the line I want people to sit with. You cannot wake up someone who is only pretending to be asleep. A society that quietly benefits from empire, that quietly enjoys the mobilisation of victimhood and grievance the Kremlin sells it, does not need waking. It needs to be confronted with costs it cannot ignore.” 1/2
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“The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia.” - Rihards Kols Rihards Kols, Latvian Member of the European Parliament, speaking at the #RigaConf2026 plenary session "Preparing for Russia Remade by War". “It is important correction we need to make in this room. The war did not change Russia. It revealed Russia. And this is precisely, and I will reiterate, that for years some of us in this region said this plainly, and we were told that we are exaggerating. There are some who are still saying that the Baltics, our region, we are exaggerating, that we were prisoners of our own history. So the war did not create new Russia. It stripped away the excuses that let people pretend the old one was becoming something else. And that is something being spread across Europe. Already was mentioned the dynamics on day to day. What is the changing on the war efforts, war economy? And obviously we can reiterate the numbers. Obviously the Russia today spends roughly 7 to 8% of GDP and roughly 40% of federal budget expenditure on defense and security. And it is the highest share since the Soviet collapse. And that should be noted. But on top of that, which is more alarming, is that church, state media, education curricula, industry, the courts have all been folded into a single machine whose output is the war effort. And that has to be registered. And really, do not make no mistake. That is not wartime mobilisation in the sense we understand in democracy, when we speak about a temporary redirection of resources toward an external goal. It is the opposite. The war has become the organising principle of the state itself, and the state has organised everything else around sustaining it. So I want to be really blunt, because I think this room can handle it from seeing familiar faces. Russia is not a state that happens to be run by a strong man who came out of the KGB. Russia is a state built and operated by security services, for security services as a permanent condition. putin is not aberration sitting on top of normal state apparatus. He is the product of the apparatus, and so is whoever comes after him. We, we ask often and in this format as well, in previous years, what happens after putin? We are asking the wrong question. The right question is what happens to the system whose entire logic is a threat detection, repression, and control regardless of who occupies the top chair. Individuals do leave voluntarily or through windows or having too much tea. The services, the networks, the operating logic, they remain. And there is a comfortable story in the Western capitals that ordinary Russians are quietly against this war, that repression is holding back at Latin majority that would choose differently if only given a chance. I do not believe that, and frankly the evidence does not support it. If there were a real organised majority demand for change inside Russia, we would see it. Not because Russians are uniquely passive, history proves the opposite when the conditions are right. But because when a majority generally wants a change, it finds a way to make that one visible, costly to ignore, and difficult to suppress indefinitely. So the simple, uncomfortable logic conclusion is this. The absence of visible mass demand for change is itself the evidence. Passive discontent that never translates into political consequence is not resistance, it is accommodation. And there is the line I want people to sit with. You cannot wake up someone who is only pretending to be asleep. A society that quietly benefits from empire, that quietly enjoys the mobilisation of victimhood and grievance the Kremlin sells it, does not need waking. It needs to be confronted with costs it cannot ignore.” 1/2

Yasmina

52,450 views • 21 days ago

For weeks now we've been told: "Look, the reason this war failed is that there was no political solution to bring it to a close." Well—yesterday, a few minutes after the start of Shabbat, that solution arrived. And it is the best of our dreams: an agreement with the State of Lebanon. A framework that recognizes Israel's presence in the security zone for as long as Hezbollah exists, that calls for Hezbollah's disarmament, and in which Lebanon recognizes Israel's legitimacy, its sovereignty over the territories, and the end of rocket fire. Having said all that—let's see what it's actually worth. Both the grand principle, the one that says a military operation must always end with a decisive final blow, and the agreement itself. Because a quiet suspicion runs through all of us tonight: that even after this accord—coming forty-four years after another historic agreement with Lebanon—Hezbollah will not be laying down its arms. If anything, the opposite. So let us remember that the struggle in the Middle East is a long one. And in that long struggle, yesterday we took a real step forward—for the simplest of reasons: yet another Arab country, and one that matters to us, has in effect recognized the legitimacy of the State of Israel. All of it under the American umbrella—the very same United States that disappointed us so deeply only last week. Another step on a long road.
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For weeks now we've been told: "Look, the reason this war failed is that there was no political solution to bring it to a close." Well—yesterday, a few minutes after the start of Shabbat, that solution arrived. And it is the best of our dreams: an agreement with the State of Lebanon. A framework that recognizes Israel's presence in the security zone for as long as Hezbollah exists, that calls for Hezbollah's disarmament, and in which Lebanon recognizes Israel's legitimacy, its sovereignty over the territories, and the end of rocket fire. Having said all that—let's see what it's actually worth. Both the grand principle, the one that says a military operation must always end with a decisive final blow, and the agreement itself. Because a quiet suspicion runs through all of us tonight: that even after this accord—coming forty-four years after another historic agreement with Lebanon—Hezbollah will not be laying down its arms. If anything, the opposite. So let us remember that the struggle in the Middle East is a long one. And in that long struggle, yesterday we took a real step forward—for the simplest of reasons: yet another Arab country, and one that matters to us, has in effect recognized the legitimacy of the State of Israel. All of it under the American umbrella—the very same United States that disappointed us so deeply only last week. Another step on a long road.

Amit Segal

42,622 views • 3 months ago