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The CFM56-7 definitely drinks more oil than its LEAP-1B cousin, typically 2-4 quarts daily. What’s the worst engine you’ve seen for oil consumption in normal ops. JT8D, CF6, Ge90, RB211?✈️ 📸 by ig/totalaviation Not an ad

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In my original content opinion … Tim Walz is one of the most mentally disturbed political leaders in office. Here is his EXCUSE for pardoning an illegal alien child pedophile r8pist. A crime worst than murder because the victims and their families are left to live with what was done to them! Tim Walz words: “Did that make us any safer? Did that make the children that are left behind any more stable? Did it improve the idea that we can’t all be judged by our worst day? I want to be very clear, these are horrific crimes. They often are.” I’ll answer the questions: 1) No 2) Hell No 3) How the hell do you answer that, because the illegal r8pe that child for 3 years. So this did was NOT just a single worst day. Besides, a worst day is being involved in a car accident or spilling a cup of coffee on your work clothes NOT murdering or r8ping someone.😡🤬 4) Horrific crimes should NEVER be pardoned. 5) R8pe isn’t ‘often’ horrific … R8pe is ALWAYS horrific. Remember … out of EVERYONE in the United States, Kamala Harris chose him to be her VP.

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148,779 просмотров • 23 дней назад

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It is already possible to speak about the outcome of the Russia-China talks, to which Putin traveled as a partner, appeared at as a guest, and bargained like a supplicant. ▪️ The greeting ceremony as a mirror of relations The difference in protocol between the two visits - Trump’s and Putin’s - became the clearest symbolic indicator. President Trump was greeted on the tarmac by Chinese Vice President Han Zheng, while Putin was met by the lower-ranking Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Trump’s delegation was accompanied by the heads of Apple, Tesla, and Nvidia, while Putin’s delegation was accompanied by square-jawed security personnel and a few officials. Xi demonstrated that he can host both Washington and Moscow in the same week - and that both come to him, not the other way around. Beijing placed itself at the center of the U.S.-China-Russia triangle. Despite the same red-carpet ceremony, Putin’s visit stood in sharp contrast to President Trump’s trip a week earlier. Putin quoted a Chinese proverb - "not seeing you for a day is like not seeing you for three autumns" - and invited Xi to Moscow next year. Xi responded with generic remarks about "development and rejuvenation" and never once stepped beyond protocol. ▪️ Economic and political dependence Economically, China is not a better trading partner for Russia than the European Union once was. It buys oil and gas at discounted prices, invests far less in Russia, and its products are often technologically inferior. Unlike the West, which provided Ukraine with billions in grants, Russia pays full price for Chinese imports. But in the absence of alternatives, China has become Russia’s economic lifeline. Russia’s dependence on China for sanctioned technology imports has risen to 90%, up from roughly 80% a year earlier. This comes despite Kremlin efforts to promote import substitution and achieve "technological sovereignty." China has purchased more than $367 billion worth of Russian oil and gas since the war began. At the same time, between April 2022 and February 2026, China’s average discount on Russian oil reached 7.7%, saving Beijing approximately $18.3 billion. Russia sells - China sets the price. The key evidence of this asymmetry is Power of Siberia 2. For Russia, it is a strategically critical project meant to compensate for the loss of the European gas market. Yet once again, no full agreement was signed during the visit: there is only a "general understanding," without pricing, timelines, or a final contractual framework. Politically, the dependence runs even deeper. Russia receives from China what it cannot secure on its own: an international stage, symbolic normalization, proof of "non-isolation," a shared language about a "multipolar world," and an anti-American framework. But China does not offer Moscow a formal alliance and does not allow Russia to dictate economic terms. The conclusion is straightforward: Russia received a stage, a declaration, and symbolic confirmation of status. China demonstrated that it fully controls its junior partner.

Anton Gerashchenko

70,423 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Shane Tamura killed 4 people and himself at a Midtown Manhattan tower, home to NFL offices. He entered the building with an assault rifle, killing NYPD cop Didarul Islam as he tried to protect people. Tamara carried papers ranting about the NFL and its handling of CTE, the brain disease tied to repeated head hits. 2.⁠ NYC Police Commissioner, Jessica Tisch, described the deadly attack by Tamura: “The building security camera footage shows the shooter enter the lobby, turn right and immediately open fire on an NYPD officer. He then shoots a woman who took cover behind a pillar and proceeds through the lobby, spraying it with gunfire.” 3.⁠ Trump said the new trade deal with the EU is a huge win for both sides: "It's certainly the biggest trade deal ever made. I think what they did is very smart, they have a deal now with us." 4.⁠ Hours after agreeing to an immediate ceasefire, Thailand accused Cambodia of breaching it by shelling its army. Thailand vowed to retaliate to the attack “accordingly.” 5.⁠ Trump slammed the media for claiming he was seeking a summit with China: “This is not correct, I am not seeking anything! I may go to China, but it would only be at the invitation of President Xi, which has been extended. Otherwise, no interest!” 6.⁠ Russia launched 8 strikes on the Bilenke Correctional Colony in Zaporizhzhia overnight, killing 16 and injuring at least 35, according to Ukrainian officials. Zelesnky's office condemned the strike as “another war crime,” calling for economic and military blows against the Kremlin. 7.⁠ Nvidia just locked in 300,000 more H20 chips from TSMC after Trump greenlit renewed sales to China. The H20 was built to dodge U.S. export curbs, stripped-down but still AI-capable. 8.⁠ Trump told the UK to cut taxes for oil drilling: “North Sea Oil is a TREASURE CHEST for the United Kingdom. The taxes are so high, however, that it makes no sense. They have essentially told drillers and oil companies that, “we don’t want you.” Incentivize the drillers, FAST.” 9.⁠ Dutch intelligence labelled Israel a foreign threat for the first time ever, citing attempts to influence local politics through disinformation and secret outreach to Dutch MPs and journalists. The Netherlands is urging the EU to rethink all ties with the country. 10.⁠ Overnight floods slammed 25 villages across nine counties in eastern Romania, killing three elderly residents and forcing hundreds to evacuate. Rivers in Neamt and Suceava counties burst their banks, sweeping away homes and cars.
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Shane Tamura killed 4 people and himself at a Midtown Manhattan tower, home to NFL offices. He entered the building with an assault rifle, killing NYPD cop Didarul Islam as he tried to protect people. Tamara carried papers ranting about the NFL and its handling of CTE, the brain disease tied to repeated head hits. 2.⁠ NYC Police Commissioner, Jessica Tisch, described the deadly attack by Tamura: “The building security camera footage shows the shooter enter the lobby, turn right and immediately open fire on an NYPD officer. He then shoots a woman who took cover behind a pillar and proceeds through the lobby, spraying it with gunfire.” 3.⁠ Trump said the new trade deal with the EU is a huge win for both sides: "It's certainly the biggest trade deal ever made. I think what they did is very smart, they have a deal now with us." 4.⁠ Hours after agreeing to an immediate ceasefire, Thailand accused Cambodia of breaching it by shelling its army. Thailand vowed to retaliate to the attack “accordingly.” 5.⁠ Trump slammed the media for claiming he was seeking a summit with China: “This is not correct, I am not seeking anything! I may go to China, but it would only be at the invitation of President Xi, which has been extended. Otherwise, no interest!” 6.⁠ Russia launched 8 strikes on the Bilenke Correctional Colony in Zaporizhzhia overnight, killing 16 and injuring at least 35, according to Ukrainian officials. Zelesnky's office condemned the strike as “another war crime,” calling for economic and military blows against the Kremlin. 7.⁠ Nvidia just locked in 300,000 more H20 chips from TSMC after Trump greenlit renewed sales to China. The H20 was built to dodge U.S. export curbs, stripped-down but still AI-capable. 8.⁠ Trump told the UK to cut taxes for oil drilling: “North Sea Oil is a TREASURE CHEST for the United Kingdom. The taxes are so high, however, that it makes no sense. They have essentially told drillers and oil companies that, “we don’t want you.” Incentivize the drillers, FAST.” 9.⁠ Dutch intelligence labelled Israel a foreign threat for the first time ever, citing attempts to influence local politics through disinformation and secret outreach to Dutch MPs and journalists. The Netherlands is urging the EU to rethink all ties with the country. 10.⁠ Overnight floods slammed 25 villages across nine counties in eastern Romania, killing three elderly residents and forcing hundreds to evacuate. Rivers in Neamt and Suceava counties burst their banks, sweeping away homes and cars.

Mario Nawfal

92,318 просмотров • 1 год назад

✅ Top 10 Reasons to Vote for Steve Hilton for Governor of California TODAY: 1. Make California Affordable Again — No state income tax on the first $100,000 earned. 2. Cut Gas Prices — Get to $3/gallon by expanding oil production and fixing refineries. 3. Lower Electricity Bills — Cut in half by ending wasteful green mandates and embracing practical energy. 4. Solve the Homelessness Crisis — Enforce the law, require treatment for addiction and mental health — no more failed “Housing First.” 5. Restore Public Safety — Crack down on crime, open drug markets, and shoplifting. 6. Build More Homes — Cut red tape to restore the California Dream of homeownership. 7. Fix Our Schools — Raise standards so every student meets math and English benchmarks. 8. Slash Government Waste — Return spending to pre-pandemic levels and eliminate fraud. 9. Pro-Business & Pro-Worker — End the bureaucratic war on jobs and small businesses. 10. Real Change for California — Not a career politician — a proven leader who will make the Golden State Golden Again. Vote Steve Hilton TODAY — June 2! Save the Golden State now. 🇺🇸 Do you believe in change? (Video: AI)
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✅ Top 10 Reasons to Vote for Steve Hilton for Governor of California TODAY: 1. Make California Affordable Again — No state income tax on the first $100,000 earned. 2. Cut Gas Prices — Get to $3/gallon by expanding oil production and fixing refineries. 3. Lower Electricity Bills — Cut in half by ending wasteful green mandates and embracing practical energy. 4. Solve the Homelessness Crisis — Enforce the law, require treatment for addiction and mental health — no more failed “Housing First.” 5. Restore Public Safety — Crack down on crime, open drug markets, and shoplifting. 6. Build More Homes — Cut red tape to restore the California Dream of homeownership. 7. Fix Our Schools — Raise standards so every student meets math and English benchmarks. 8. Slash Government Waste — Return spending to pre-pandemic levels and eliminate fraud. 9. Pro-Business & Pro-Worker — End the bureaucratic war on jobs and small businesses. 10. Real Change for California — Not a career politician — a proven leader who will make the Golden State Golden Again. Vote Steve Hilton TODAY — June 2! Save the Golden State now. 🇺🇸 Do you believe in change? (Video: AI)

Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

76,525 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🇵🇸 JUST STOP OIL MARCH IN SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINE 🦺 Today, Just Stop Oil supporters marched in solidarity with people affected by the Government’s anti-democratic assault on our legitimate right to protest, joining the march and rally for Palestine organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. The event commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Nakba (Arabic for Catastrophe), when over 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly removed from over 500 villages and cities in historic Palestine, never to return. The Nakba continues today — from Jerusalem to Gaza, Israel continues its policy of human rights abuses, displacing and oppressing the indigenous Palestinian population. The Palestinian people need our solidarity now more than ever. ✊ We stand united with our friends at the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and we support everyone who steps up to resist the Public Order Act, which has effectively banned peaceful protest in the UK. At the same time as crushing legitimate dissent in the UK, this criminal government is supporting apartheid in Palestine. The same financial institutions that are funding new fossil fuel projects in the UK are also funding the manufacture of weapons used to repress the Palestinian people and indiscriminately bomb the men, women and children trying to survive in the Gaza strip. ⚖️ This government is engaged in a wholesale assault on human rights here and around the world — migrants’ rights, workers’ rights, protest rights — nothing is sacred. The Public Order Act has criminalised peaceful dissent. Anyone speaking up about the injustices wrought on Palestinians or calling out the corruption and criminality of the UK Government risks arrest. Ordinary people must step up to resist imperialism and authoritarianism and must demand no new fossil fuels if we are to minimise the effects of climate collapse. Palestinians are among the most vulnerable people on Earth to the effects of climate collapse, and in the daily struggle to survive in an apartheid state, they have no capacity to protect themselves against what is coming. 🚷 Join us at Parliament Square at 12 PM every Saturday to demand an end to new oil and gas. Sign up to slow march at
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🇵🇸 JUST STOP OIL MARCH IN SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINE 🦺 Today, Just Stop Oil supporters marched in solidarity with people affected by the Government’s anti-democratic assault on our legitimate right to protest, joining the march and rally for Palestine organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. The event commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Nakba (Arabic for Catastrophe), when over 750,000 Palestinians were forcibly removed from over 500 villages and cities in historic Palestine, never to return. The Nakba continues today — from Jerusalem to Gaza, Israel continues its policy of human rights abuses, displacing and oppressing the indigenous Palestinian population. The Palestinian people need our solidarity now more than ever. ✊ We stand united with our friends at the Palestine Solidarity Campaign and we support everyone who steps up to resist the Public Order Act, which has effectively banned peaceful protest in the UK. At the same time as crushing legitimate dissent in the UK, this criminal government is supporting apartheid in Palestine. The same financial institutions that are funding new fossil fuel projects in the UK are also funding the manufacture of weapons used to repress the Palestinian people and indiscriminately bomb the men, women and children trying to survive in the Gaza strip. ⚖️ This government is engaged in a wholesale assault on human rights here and around the world — migrants’ rights, workers’ rights, protest rights — nothing is sacred. The Public Order Act has criminalised peaceful dissent. Anyone speaking up about the injustices wrought on Palestinians or calling out the corruption and criminality of the UK Government risks arrest. Ordinary people must step up to resist imperialism and authoritarianism and must demand no new fossil fuels if we are to minimise the effects of climate collapse. Palestinians are among the most vulnerable people on Earth to the effects of climate collapse, and in the daily struggle to survive in an apartheid state, they have no capacity to protect themselves against what is coming. 🚷 Join us at Parliament Square at 12 PM every Saturday to demand an end to new oil and gas. Sign up to slow march at

Just Stop Oil

327,921 просмотров • 3 лет назад

🚨 I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS HAPPENING NOW!! IRAN HAS JUST FULLY OPENED THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ In just 30 minutes after this post: - OIL dumped -10% - Stocks gained +$800 BILLION - The S&P 500 set new all-time highs The MASSIVE scale of what just happened for global markets is unreal. 20% of global oil supply passes through the STRAIT OF HORMUZ. The effect will be IMMEDIATE and POWERFUL. If you hold any assets: - Stocks - Crypto - Bonds - Gold - Or even the US dollar YOU MUST READ this post before markets explode. Here’s what just happened and what’s next for markets: OIL (Brent/WTI) Expect a sharp collapse in the “risk premium.” If prices were pricing in $25–30 of risk during the blockade, then with free passage, oil could drop 10–15% in a single trading session. And price has already started going down. Oil is now trading at $80. A few weeks ago, it hit an ATH at $120 per barrel. NATURAL GAS (LNG) Qatar is the largest LNG exporter and regains access to European and Asian markets. So that means gas prices in these regions will decrease. For tanker stocks and the insurance sector, this is a moment of truth. FREIGHT RATES The cost of renting tankers and container ships will start to decline. The reason is very simple: the risks of attacks and delays disappear. And now everything returns to the normal scenario. INSURANCE (War Risk Premium) Insurance premiums for ships passing through this region will reset to zero or drop sharply. This reduces the cost of nearly all goods transported by sea. STOCK MARKETS AND MACROECONOMICS This is where the most POWERFUL BULLISH effect lies: INFLATION: Cheap oil = slowing inflation worldwide. This gives central banks (Fed, ECB) a reason to cut interest rates faster. STOCKS (S&P 500, NASDAQ): Markets love stability. The removal of a major war threat in the Persian Gulf is a strong signal to buy risk assets. SHIFT TO “RISK ON” Crypto is the main indicator of investors’ willingness to take risk. When the threat of a global conflict in a key region (Strait of Hormuz) disappears, Capital instantly flows from “safe havens” (gold, US Treasuries) into risk assets. Expectations that the Fed will cut rates faster due to falling inflation (thanks to cheap oil) means there will be more “cheap” money in the system. Crypto loves cheap money. Bitcoin will start rising as a tech asset. Growth in the NASDAQ index (tech) almost always pulls BTC with 2x leverage. This is exactly the time when REAL MONEY is made. And you should track all the updates so you don’t miss the opportunity. But don’t worry, I will keep you updated on everything here. I will post everything before it becomes HEADLINES. When I make my next move, I’ll share it publicly here. Follow and turn on notifications so you don't miss it. Comment "Strategy" and I will send you my guide in DMs. Many people will regret not following me earlier...
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🚨 I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS HAPPENING NOW!! IRAN HAS JUST FULLY OPENED THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ In just 30 minutes after this post: - OIL dumped -10% - Stocks gained +$800 BILLION - The S&P 500 set new all-time highs The MASSIVE scale of what just happened for global markets is unreal. 20% of global oil supply passes through the STRAIT OF HORMUZ. The effect will be IMMEDIATE and POWERFUL. If you hold any assets: - Stocks - Crypto - Bonds - Gold - Or even the US dollar YOU MUST READ this post before markets explode. Here’s what just happened and what’s next for markets: OIL (Brent/WTI) Expect a sharp collapse in the “risk premium.” If prices were pricing in $25–30 of risk during the blockade, then with free passage, oil could drop 10–15% in a single trading session. And price has already started going down. Oil is now trading at $80. A few weeks ago, it hit an ATH at $120 per barrel. NATURAL GAS (LNG) Qatar is the largest LNG exporter and regains access to European and Asian markets. So that means gas prices in these regions will decrease. For tanker stocks and the insurance sector, this is a moment of truth. FREIGHT RATES The cost of renting tankers and container ships will start to decline. The reason is very simple: the risks of attacks and delays disappear. And now everything returns to the normal scenario. INSURANCE (War Risk Premium) Insurance premiums for ships passing through this region will reset to zero or drop sharply. This reduces the cost of nearly all goods transported by sea. STOCK MARKETS AND MACROECONOMICS This is where the most POWERFUL BULLISH effect lies: INFLATION: Cheap oil = slowing inflation worldwide. This gives central banks (Fed, ECB) a reason to cut interest rates faster. STOCKS (S&P 500, NASDAQ): Markets love stability. The removal of a major war threat in the Persian Gulf is a strong signal to buy risk assets. SHIFT TO “RISK ON” Crypto is the main indicator of investors’ willingness to take risk. When the threat of a global conflict in a key region (Strait of Hormuz) disappears, Capital instantly flows from “safe havens” (gold, US Treasuries) into risk assets. Expectations that the Fed will cut rates faster due to falling inflation (thanks to cheap oil) means there will be more “cheap” money in the system. Crypto loves cheap money. Bitcoin will start rising as a tech asset. Growth in the NASDAQ index (tech) almost always pulls BTC with 2x leverage. This is exactly the time when REAL MONEY is made. And you should track all the updates so you don’t miss the opportunity. But don’t worry, I will keep you updated on everything here. I will post everything before it becomes HEADLINES. When I make my next move, I’ll share it publicly here. Follow and turn on notifications so you don't miss it. Comment "Strategy" and I will send you my guide in DMs. Many people will regret not following me earlier...

ᴛʀᴀᴄᴇʀ

917,134 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

BREAKING: The US House just voted 215 to 208 to end the Iran war. The same day, Iran bombed Kuwait’s main airport and the US bombed Iran. Both are true. The gap between them is the whole story. The vote is historic, and misunderstood. It is the first time either chamber of Congress has passed a measure against this war since it began more than three months ago, and 4 Republicans crossed the aisle to do it. But it stops nothing. It is a concurrent resolution: it never reaches Trump’s desk, it still has to pass the Senate, its legal force is disputed, and Trump will contest it. It does not end the war. It measures how toxic the war has become. So why did 4 Republicans break? The rebuke was aimed at Trump’s handling of the conflict and, in the reporting’s own words, the economic fallout, a war that has rattled the global economy with no end in sight. That is oil propped up by a draining reserve, fertilizer the world’s biggest importer now pays nearly double for, and the strait still shut since February. Congress just voted on the price of crude and bread. It only called it a war. But the same afternoon, the war got bigger. Iranian drones and missiles hammered Kuwait’s main airport, killed 1 and wounded more than 60, and forced it shut. The US answered with a strike on an Iranian military site on Qeshm Island, inside the Strait of Hormuz. Israel kept hitting Lebanon, the sticking point Tehran says any deal must cover. The mediators were already cut off. Oil ticked up about 2%, Brent back near $97, while the strait stayed shut. This is the new phase: a divergence. Abroad, the war is widening, Gulf states hit, Iran hitting back, talks frozen. At home, the will to keep paying for it is cracking for the first time. The binding constraint is sliding off the battlefield and onto the floor of Congress. Increasingly, the limit is not Iran. It is the bill. The vote will not stop the war. But it is the first time the cost of one shut strait reached the floor of the House. The war is not ending. The willingness to keep paying for it is.
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BREAKING: The US House just voted 215 to 208 to end the Iran war. The same day, Iran bombed Kuwait’s main airport and the US bombed Iran. Both are true. The gap between them is the whole story. The vote is historic, and misunderstood. It is the first time either chamber of Congress has passed a measure against this war since it began more than three months ago, and 4 Republicans crossed the aisle to do it. But it stops nothing. It is a concurrent resolution: it never reaches Trump’s desk, it still has to pass the Senate, its legal force is disputed, and Trump will contest it. It does not end the war. It measures how toxic the war has become. So why did 4 Republicans break? The rebuke was aimed at Trump’s handling of the conflict and, in the reporting’s own words, the economic fallout, a war that has rattled the global economy with no end in sight. That is oil propped up by a draining reserve, fertilizer the world’s biggest importer now pays nearly double for, and the strait still shut since February. Congress just voted on the price of crude and bread. It only called it a war. But the same afternoon, the war got bigger. Iranian drones and missiles hammered Kuwait’s main airport, killed 1 and wounded more than 60, and forced it shut. The US answered with a strike on an Iranian military site on Qeshm Island, inside the Strait of Hormuz. Israel kept hitting Lebanon, the sticking point Tehran says any deal must cover. The mediators were already cut off. Oil ticked up about 2%, Brent back near $97, while the strait stayed shut. This is the new phase: a divergence. Abroad, the war is widening, Gulf states hit, Iran hitting back, talks frozen. At home, the will to keep paying for it is cracking for the first time. The binding constraint is sliding off the battlefield and onto the floor of Congress. Increasingly, the limit is not Iran. It is the bill. The vote will not stop the war. But it is the first time the cost of one shut strait reached the floor of the House. The war is not ending. The willingness to keep paying for it is.

Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡

62,875 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump is expected to attend the APEC summit in South Korea next month, and a meeting with China’s Xi Jinping is on the table. Nothing’s locked in yet, but if it happens, expect fireworks - or awkward photo ops. 2.⁠ Russia launched its biggest attack yet on Ukraine overnight - 800+ missiles and drones rained down, overwhelming air defenses and hitting the heart of Kyiv. A key government building was struck for the first time, along with residential towers. 2 people, including a baby, were killed. 16 more injured. 3.⁠ Multiple fires were burning at the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Krasnodar Krai, Russia, after Ukrainian drones struck the facility. The attack was the latest in a series of Ukrainian operations targeting Russia’s energy infrastructure. 4.⁠ Japan’s PM, Shigeru Ishiba, said he is stepping down, citing a controversial tariff deal with the U.S, July’s election disaster, and the need to “avoid a decisive split” in Japan’s ruling party. 5.⁠ Hundreds of protesters marched through downtown Chicago, chanting against Trump, ICE, and the threat of National Guard troops being deployed. The rally, under the “Workers over Billionaires” banner, slammed Trump’s immigration crackdown as racist, even though his plan is focused on arresting criminals. 6.⁠ Voting begins today on 4 no-confidence motions filed by Romania’s main opposition party, AUR, accusing the government of using its 70%+ majority to ram through laws without debate. 7.⁠ Stephen Miller said the DOJ was “in the process of uncovering a massive scandal in Washington, DC, with the doctoring of crime stats. Even though DC had the worst crime in America, it dramatically understated how bad it was.” 8.⁠ After the U.S detained over 300 South Koreans in an ICE raid at a Hyundai–LG battery plant site in Georgia, they are now being repatriated on a chartered flight arranged by Seoul. Most of them were reportedly flown in legally to help build the plant - part of a high-profile clean energy project backed by both governments. 9.⁠ Fire crews are battling a 500+ acre wildfire in California. The Pyrite Fire is only 10% contained as nearly 300 fire personnel desperately struggle to tackle the flames. 10.⁠ After 3 months and 1 in 292 million odds, 2 lucky players just hit the 2nd-largest jackpot in Powerball history. Each winner now gets to choose between $895M over 29 years or a $410.3M lump sum (before taxes, of course).
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🚨12 HOUR NEWS RECAP 1.⁠ Trump is expected to attend the APEC summit in South Korea next month, and a meeting with China’s Xi Jinping is on the table. Nothing’s locked in yet, but if it happens, expect fireworks - or awkward photo ops. 2.⁠ Russia launched its biggest attack yet on Ukraine overnight - 800+ missiles and drones rained down, overwhelming air defenses and hitting the heart of Kyiv. A key government building was struck for the first time, along with residential towers. 2 people, including a baby, were killed. 16 more injured. 3.⁠ Multiple fires were burning at the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Krasnodar Krai, Russia, after Ukrainian drones struck the facility. The attack was the latest in a series of Ukrainian operations targeting Russia’s energy infrastructure. 4.⁠ Japan’s PM, Shigeru Ishiba, said he is stepping down, citing a controversial tariff deal with the U.S, July’s election disaster, and the need to “avoid a decisive split” in Japan’s ruling party. 5.⁠ Hundreds of protesters marched through downtown Chicago, chanting against Trump, ICE, and the threat of National Guard troops being deployed. The rally, under the “Workers over Billionaires” banner, slammed Trump’s immigration crackdown as racist, even though his plan is focused on arresting criminals. 6.⁠ Voting begins today on 4 no-confidence motions filed by Romania’s main opposition party, AUR, accusing the government of using its 70%+ majority to ram through laws without debate. 7.⁠ Stephen Miller said the DOJ was “in the process of uncovering a massive scandal in Washington, DC, with the doctoring of crime stats. Even though DC had the worst crime in America, it dramatically understated how bad it was.” 8.⁠ After the U.S detained over 300 South Koreans in an ICE raid at a Hyundai–LG battery plant site in Georgia, they are now being repatriated on a chartered flight arranged by Seoul. Most of them were reportedly flown in legally to help build the plant - part of a high-profile clean energy project backed by both governments. 9.⁠ Fire crews are battling a 500+ acre wildfire in California. The Pyrite Fire is only 10% contained as nearly 300 fire personnel desperately struggle to tackle the flames. 10.⁠ After 3 months and 1 in 292 million odds, 2 lucky players just hit the 2nd-largest jackpot in Powerball history. Each winner now gets to choose between $895M over 29 years or a $410.3M lump sum (before taxes, of course).

Mario Nawfal

72,941 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Developments in the Iran-Israel war. It is currently 1:11am in Tel Aviv and 1:42am in Tehran. Main points: Iran and Israel have started targeting each other’s energy infrastructure. Iranian missiles continued to target and impact northern and central Israel. Israel has started targeting Iranian oil infrastructure, including oil refineries and oil depots. Israeli airstrikes continue to target various parts of Tehran and the surrounding areas. Iranian air defence seems to finally be doing some damage to Israeli missiles and drones. In turn, Israel has deployed dozens of small quadcopters and loitering munitions to waste Iranian air defence and saturate for larger attacks with cruise missiles. Drones launched from Iran and factions in Iraq continue to target northern and southern Israel. Missiles & drones: 2 rockets were launched from the Khan Younis area of southern Gaza by an unknown Palestinian faction. Neither were intercepted, with the IDF claiming they hit an open area with no casualties. 2 rockets were launched from Gaza, both of which impacted an unspecified section of the Gaza buffer zone. They were either targeting IDF troops, or malfunctioned mid-flight. The IDF claimed to have intercepted 2 drones, launched by either Iran or factions in Iraq, in the area of Kiryat Shmona, northeastern Israel. Consequences: Israeli outlet Haaretz confirms that 30 Iranian ballistic missiles impacted military bases across Israel, including 10 in Tel Aviv. This was at around 7am local time in Israel, prior to more missile impacts in the north of the country. Iranian ballistic missiles impacted Haifa and Tamra, targeting the Haifa Oil Refinery Israeli airstrikes and drones targeted various targets around Tehran including a central oil depot. Footage shows what appears to be wreckage of a shot down Israeli F-16 somewhere over Iran. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claims that Iran shot down an Israeli F-35 fighter jet. Israeli airstrikes targeted Iran’s Bushehr Port. IDF spokesperson claimed that 7 IDF soldiers were “slightly” wounded Friday night in an Iranian ballistic missile strike on central Israel. Israeli airstrikes targeted the Yemen capital of Sana’a, reportedly killing the commander-in-chief of the Houthis. This remains unconfirmed. Al Jazeera, citing a senior Iranian official, stated that Iran is preparing for an “ongoing” confrontation with Israel, and will escalate its attacks. The head of Israel’s domestic intelligence announced his resignation, citing the failure to stop Hamas’ October 7 attacks. The IDF claimed to have killed the head of Iran’s military Intelligence, as well as the commander of the surface-to-surface missile sector. Israeli MDA spokesperson stated that 3 people have been killed and 172 others (directly) wounded. Iranian intelligence claims to have arrested 16 Mossad-affiliated collaborators and spies across Iran, The IAEA stated that 4 "critical" buildings were damaged at the Isfahan Nuclear Technology/Research Center in central Iran, including the Uranium Conversion Facility and the Fuel Plate Fabrication Plant. They added that no increase in off-site radiation is expected at the Natanz Nuclear enrichment facility after significant Israeli airstrikes, including with bunker-busting bombs. The current home-front guidelines remain in place for all of Israel, including a ban on all educational activities and large gatherings, except for essential services. Regional developments: Trump stated that “The war between Iran and Israel must end”. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that new military assets are being transferred to the Middle East, including aircraft, for “contingency support”. Iran’s foreign ministry confirmed that Iran will not participate in nuclear talks with the U.S. on Sunday, stating that “Participating in talks with accomplices of the aggressor is pointless.” Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Shariz expressed his “unwavering support” to Iran in a phone call with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
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Developments in the Iran-Israel war. It is currently 1:11am in Tel Aviv and 1:42am in Tehran. Main points: Iran and Israel have started targeting each other’s energy infrastructure. Iranian missiles continued to target and impact northern and central Israel. Israel has started targeting Iranian oil infrastructure, including oil refineries and oil depots. Israeli airstrikes continue to target various parts of Tehran and the surrounding areas. Iranian air defence seems to finally be doing some damage to Israeli missiles and drones. In turn, Israel has deployed dozens of small quadcopters and loitering munitions to waste Iranian air defence and saturate for larger attacks with cruise missiles. Drones launched from Iran and factions in Iraq continue to target northern and southern Israel. Missiles & drones: 2 rockets were launched from the Khan Younis area of southern Gaza by an unknown Palestinian faction. Neither were intercepted, with the IDF claiming they hit an open area with no casualties. 2 rockets were launched from Gaza, both of which impacted an unspecified section of the Gaza buffer zone. They were either targeting IDF troops, or malfunctioned mid-flight. The IDF claimed to have intercepted 2 drones, launched by either Iran or factions in Iraq, in the area of Kiryat Shmona, northeastern Israel. Consequences: Israeli outlet Haaretz confirms that 30 Iranian ballistic missiles impacted military bases across Israel, including 10 in Tel Aviv. This was at around 7am local time in Israel, prior to more missile impacts in the north of the country. Iranian ballistic missiles impacted Haifa and Tamra, targeting the Haifa Oil Refinery Israeli airstrikes and drones targeted various targets around Tehran including a central oil depot. Footage shows what appears to be wreckage of a shot down Israeli F-16 somewhere over Iran. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claims that Iran shot down an Israeli F-35 fighter jet. Israeli airstrikes targeted Iran’s Bushehr Port. IDF spokesperson claimed that 7 IDF soldiers were “slightly” wounded Friday night in an Iranian ballistic missile strike on central Israel. Israeli airstrikes targeted the Yemen capital of Sana’a, reportedly killing the commander-in-chief of the Houthis. This remains unconfirmed. Al Jazeera, citing a senior Iranian official, stated that Iran is preparing for an “ongoing” confrontation with Israel, and will escalate its attacks. The head of Israel’s domestic intelligence announced his resignation, citing the failure to stop Hamas’ October 7 attacks. The IDF claimed to have killed the head of Iran’s military Intelligence, as well as the commander of the surface-to-surface missile sector. Israeli MDA spokesperson stated that 3 people have been killed and 172 others (directly) wounded. Iranian intelligence claims to have arrested 16 Mossad-affiliated collaborators and spies across Iran, The IAEA stated that 4 "critical" buildings were damaged at the Isfahan Nuclear Technology/Research Center in central Iran, including the Uranium Conversion Facility and the Fuel Plate Fabrication Plant. They added that no increase in off-site radiation is expected at the Natanz Nuclear enrichment facility after significant Israeli airstrikes, including with bunker-busting bombs. The current home-front guidelines remain in place for all of Israel, including a ban on all educational activities and large gatherings, except for essential services. Regional developments: Trump stated that “The war between Iran and Israel must end”. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that new military assets are being transferred to the Middle East, including aircraft, for “contingency support”. Iran’s foreign ministry confirmed that Iran will not participate in nuclear talks with the U.S. on Sunday, stating that “Participating in talks with accomplices of the aggressor is pointless.” Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Shariz expressed his “unwavering support” to Iran in a phone call with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.

AMK Mapping 🇳🇿

38,923 просмотров • 1 год назад

Major: The downing of the Israeli Heron TP MALE UAV over the Lebanese Beqaa might be the most significant resistance operation in recent months, after introducing fpv explosive drones. Being able to hit and destroy one of Israel's primary strategic intelligence platforms, an asset relied upon for surveillance, target acquisition, and maintaining situational awareness deep across the battlefield, and updating strategic bank of targets. Hezbollah today sent a clear message: Israeli aerial activity is not immune from challenge, and even some of its most advanced intelligence assets remain vulnerable. In the last weeks, Hezbollah was not able to successfully hit any Hermes 450 despite firing more than 10 ManPADS missiles in separate operations. This resulted in Israeli drone activity increasing exponentially, with some days reaching 85 drone missile fired in 24 hours, and 10 to 12 killer and surveillance drones circling at the same time. Beyond the material loss, the operation represents a direct strike against the enemy's intelligence-gathering capabilities. In today's war, blinding the enemy can be more valuable as damaging its firepower. The fall of the Israeli "sky Queen" definitely was done by a longer range air defense missile, not mithaq 1 or 2. New weapons are entering service during war is a very good sign of control and long endurance and preparation. May God humiliate the Israelis and their supporters everywhere.
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Major: The downing of the Israeli Heron TP MALE UAV over the Lebanese Beqaa might be the most significant resistance operation in recent months, after introducing fpv explosive drones. Being able to hit and destroy one of Israel's primary strategic intelligence platforms, an asset relied upon for surveillance, target acquisition, and maintaining situational awareness deep across the battlefield, and updating strategic bank of targets. Hezbollah today sent a clear message: Israeli aerial activity is not immune from challenge, and even some of its most advanced intelligence assets remain vulnerable. In the last weeks, Hezbollah was not able to successfully hit any Hermes 450 despite firing more than 10 ManPADS missiles in separate operations. This resulted in Israeli drone activity increasing exponentially, with some days reaching 85 drone missile fired in 24 hours, and 10 to 12 killer and surveillance drones circling at the same time. Beyond the material loss, the operation represents a direct strike against the enemy's intelligence-gathering capabilities. In today's war, blinding the enemy can be more valuable as damaging its firepower. The fall of the Israeli "sky Queen" definitely was done by a longer range air defense missile, not mithaq 1 or 2. New weapons are entering service during war is a very good sign of control and long endurance and preparation. May God humiliate the Israelis and their supporters everywhere.

Hadi Hoteit | هادي حطيط

80,986 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Iran war, day 150 | War is on, Saudi, Iraq, Saudi and the US are all in -Iran wiped out what’s left of the Muwaffaq Salti Airbase in Jordan. -Iran launched 6 ballistics at Jordan -there were direct hits -IRGC launched drone strikes targeting Kurdish separatist parties in Erbil. -Kurdish terrorists are backed by the CIA & Mossad The U.S. continues its refueling ops in Saudi, a full participant in the war How has Yemen been punishing the Saudi terror state? Yemen targeted Saudi oil tankers with ballistics! -Yemeni hit Saudi oil tanker NCC GHAZAL, which violated the maritime blockade imposed on Saudi and ignored repeated warning calls. -multiple ballistic missiles were used in the operation. -Yemeni forces say the tanker was subsequently forced to turn back and retreat from the area. -Yemeni then hit another Saudi tanker NCC GHAZAL, which Yemen says was targeted with multiple ballistic missiles after ignoring warnings and was forced to turn back. -the Red Sea remains closed to all Saudi ships, which impacts both 4 million barrels of oil/day -Saudi is losing over $500 million/day b/c of the SOH & Red Sea closures While Yemen punishes Saudi terrorism, the U.S. and Saudi have been bombing Iraq! -US-Saudi terrorists hit headquarters of Brigade 30 as a result of US-Saudi aggression. -7 members of the PMF were killed -7 members of Hashd Al Shaabi killed -Saudi-US terrorist hit Karbala and Nineveh -Hashd al-Shaabi bases in the provinces of Karbala and Nineveh have also been targeted by Saudi-American attacks. -Also in Karbala, the convoys and stations of Arbaeen pilgrims were targeted by Saudi-US terrorists. -this is reminiscent of the battle of Karbala in 680 AD where Ḥusayn ibn ʿAlī, (grandson of the Prophet and son of ʿAlī, the rightful successor to the prophet), was defeated and massacred by an army sent by the corrupt Sunni Umayyad caliph Yazīd I, the predecessor of Al Qaeda and ISIS death squads -RECALL the Karbala Massacre of 1801, where Wahhabis killed ~4000 Shia in homes, mosques, and marketplaces. History repeats itself Ansar’Allah and Iran have condemned Saudi/US terrorism on Iraq US journalist: Saudi Arabia is following in the footsteps of ISIS, as they have historically UAE has fully given up its autonomy -they have joined the Abraham accord -there remainders of US bases -UAE joined war with the US vs. Iran And now, UAE allowed US takeover of AI military infrastructure in the country, per CopeCOM: -U.S. Copecom and UAE have agreed to establish their 1st bilateral task force to accelerate the development of military AI apps. -The initiative, named Task Force Talon Synapse, is expected to formally launch in the coming weeks and will focus on integrating AI into intelligence support, critical infrastructure protection, and regional security monitoring. -is this any different from section 219 between the U.S. military & IDF What has Trump been up to? He is taking instruction from his boss Netanyahu, who demands war on Iran -will Trump strike pickaxe mountain? -he will keep arming the kosher mafia in Ukraine, per meetings with Zelensky How absurd is the cost difference for weapons between the US and Iran? 1 example: hypersonics US spends $41 million on dark eagle -8 in stock. Mack 5 top speed. Basic -not yet tested in combat Iran has Kheibar Shekan -over 1000 in stock. 1 million each -over Mach 8 - tried and tested in combat -low cost, mobile, accurate, and rapid launch capability. -kheibar-4 has top speed Mach 16 -1500kg war head
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Iran war, day 150 | War is on, Saudi, Iraq, Saudi and the US are all in -Iran wiped out what’s left of the Muwaffaq Salti Airbase in Jordan. -Iran launched 6 ballistics at Jordan -there were direct hits -IRGC launched drone strikes targeting Kurdish separatist parties in Erbil. -Kurdish terrorists are backed by the CIA & Mossad The U.S. continues its refueling ops in Saudi, a full participant in the war How has Yemen been punishing the Saudi terror state? Yemen targeted Saudi oil tankers with ballistics! -Yemeni hit Saudi oil tanker NCC GHAZAL, which violated the maritime blockade imposed on Saudi and ignored repeated warning calls. -multiple ballistic missiles were used in the operation. -Yemeni forces say the tanker was subsequently forced to turn back and retreat from the area. -Yemeni then hit another Saudi tanker NCC GHAZAL, which Yemen says was targeted with multiple ballistic missiles after ignoring warnings and was forced to turn back. -the Red Sea remains closed to all Saudi ships, which impacts both 4 million barrels of oil/day -Saudi is losing over $500 million/day b/c of the SOH & Red Sea closures While Yemen punishes Saudi terrorism, the U.S. and Saudi have been bombing Iraq! -US-Saudi terrorists hit headquarters of Brigade 30 as a result of US-Saudi aggression. -7 members of the PMF were killed -7 members of Hashd Al Shaabi killed -Saudi-US terrorist hit Karbala and Nineveh -Hashd al-Shaabi bases in the provinces of Karbala and Nineveh have also been targeted by Saudi-American attacks. -Also in Karbala, the convoys and stations of Arbaeen pilgrims were targeted by Saudi-US terrorists. -this is reminiscent of the battle of Karbala in 680 AD where Ḥusayn ibn ʿAlī, (grandson of the Prophet and son of ʿAlī, the rightful successor to the prophet), was defeated and massacred by an army sent by the corrupt Sunni Umayyad caliph Yazīd I, the predecessor of Al Qaeda and ISIS death squads -RECALL the Karbala Massacre of 1801, where Wahhabis killed ~4000 Shia in homes, mosques, and marketplaces. History repeats itself Ansar’Allah and Iran have condemned Saudi/US terrorism on Iraq US journalist: Saudi Arabia is following in the footsteps of ISIS, as they have historically UAE has fully given up its autonomy -they have joined the Abraham accord -there remainders of US bases -UAE joined war with the US vs. Iran And now, UAE allowed US takeover of AI military infrastructure in the country, per CopeCOM: -U.S. Copecom and UAE have agreed to establish their 1st bilateral task force to accelerate the development of military AI apps. -The initiative, named Task Force Talon Synapse, is expected to formally launch in the coming weeks and will focus on integrating AI into intelligence support, critical infrastructure protection, and regional security monitoring. -is this any different from section 219 between the U.S. military & IDF What has Trump been up to? He is taking instruction from his boss Netanyahu, who demands war on Iran -will Trump strike pickaxe mountain? -he will keep arming the kosher mafia in Ukraine, per meetings with Zelensky How absurd is the cost difference for weapons between the US and Iran? 1 example: hypersonics US spends $41 million on dark eagle -8 in stock. Mack 5 top speed. Basic -not yet tested in combat Iran has Kheibar Shekan -over 1000 in stock. 1 million each -over Mach 8 - tried and tested in combat -low cost, mobile, accurate, and rapid launch capability. -kheibar-4 has top speed Mach 16 -1500kg war head

Truth_teller 🇷🇺

39,264 просмотров • 9 дней назад

🇷🇺 Why wasn't the Omsk oil refinery better protected? 😁🔽 “Ukrainian drones reached the Omsk refinery — the largest in the country, accounting for almost 10% of all oil refining. The refinery supplies all of Western Siberia and the Urals. It is reported that FP-1 drones struck a unit with a capacity of 8.4 million tons of oil per year out of the plant’s total capacity of 22 million tons. The Omsk refinery is such an obvious and attractive target that it was bound to be reached sooner or later. And it was. From the Ukrainian border to Omsk is more than 2,500 km. The FP-1 flies at a speed of 140–180 km/h — that is 14–17 hours of flight in a straight line, but the drone most likely had to bypass air defense zones, so it would have taken longer. That means it took off yesterday evening and arrived today during the day. And this is a slow propeller-driven device that could have been detected in advance, its target could have been predicted, and it could have been tracked all the way to Omsk. In that time, mobile groups could have been redeployed, local forces alerted, aviation scrambled. Twenty hours, after all. Why didn’t this happen? Once again, the answer, I think, should be sought not in technology but in the structure of the Russian vertical of power itself. Imagine officials at all levels, from the Kremlin to Omsk. To organize any kind of defense system, someone has to take the initiative: find resources, involve unusual, non-system people who might be able to solve such tasks, although it’s not certain. Coordinate it with a dozen agencies, agree on coordination without calls to Moscow, cover everything with paperwork so as not to later be prosecuted for misuse of funds. And even after all that, there is still a high chance the drone will break through — and then they will have to figure out how exactly it got through and rebuild the defense again. But the main question is — who will be responsible for the first failure? That very initiative-taking official who made the decision himself? He is supposed to be held accountable for the failure. So he will be removed. By the way, until he showed up, everything was calm, Ukrainian drones weren’t arriving, and as soon as he started being active — they started arriving immediately. Maybe he’s an SBU agent, huh? Let’s be honest — would you, in his place, take on defending an oil refinery?” — Russian political blogger Igor Dimitriev Video: Exilenova+
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🇷🇺 Why wasn't the Omsk oil refinery better protected? 😁🔽 “Ukrainian drones reached the Omsk refinery — the largest in the country, accounting for almost 10% of all oil refining. The refinery supplies all of Western Siberia and the Urals. It is reported that FP-1 drones struck a unit with a capacity of 8.4 million tons of oil per year out of the plant’s total capacity of 22 million tons. The Omsk refinery is such an obvious and attractive target that it was bound to be reached sooner or later. And it was. From the Ukrainian border to Omsk is more than 2,500 km. The FP-1 flies at a speed of 140–180 km/h — that is 14–17 hours of flight in a straight line, but the drone most likely had to bypass air defense zones, so it would have taken longer. That means it took off yesterday evening and arrived today during the day. And this is a slow propeller-driven device that could have been detected in advance, its target could have been predicted, and it could have been tracked all the way to Omsk. In that time, mobile groups could have been redeployed, local forces alerted, aviation scrambled. Twenty hours, after all. Why didn’t this happen? Once again, the answer, I think, should be sought not in technology but in the structure of the Russian vertical of power itself. Imagine officials at all levels, from the Kremlin to Omsk. To organize any kind of defense system, someone has to take the initiative: find resources, involve unusual, non-system people who might be able to solve such tasks, although it’s not certain. Coordinate it with a dozen agencies, agree on coordination without calls to Moscow, cover everything with paperwork so as not to later be prosecuted for misuse of funds. And even after all that, there is still a high chance the drone will break through — and then they will have to figure out how exactly it got through and rebuild the defense again. But the main question is — who will be responsible for the first failure? That very initiative-taking official who made the decision himself? He is supposed to be held accountable for the failure. So he will be removed. By the way, until he showed up, everything was calm, Ukrainian drones weren’t arriving, and as soon as he started being active — they started arriving immediately. Maybe he’s an SBU agent, huh? Let’s be honest — would you, in his place, take on defending an oil refinery?” — Russian political blogger Igor Dimitriev Video: Exilenova+

Natalka

42,788 просмотров • 1 месяц назад