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🚨 TOM COTTON: ARAB STATES ASKED FOR TARGETING DATA — NOT CEASEFIRE Sen. Tom Cotton says a major shift is underway in the Middle East. According to Cotton, when Iran targeted Arab nations, their response was not to call for de-escalation or urge President Trump to stand down. Instead,...

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Everyone assumes Trump wants control of the Strait of Hormuz. That may be a complete misread of the strategy. Economic and geopolitical analyst Tom Luongo argues Trump’s real goal is to avoid a failed state in Iran, push for a friendlier government, and get Arab states to manage more of their own security. He says the model is closer to building new regional frameworks for resolving specific conflicts, similar to the kind of structure he believes is emerging around Gaza. His point: Trump is not trying to seize the waterway. He is trying to create a system that can function without permanent U.S. control. Tom Luongo
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🚨 DEVELOPING: The United States is expanding military operations against Iran as Secretary of State Marco Rubio makes one thing clear: Tehran is not acting like a regime that is serious about real negotiations. For years, Iran has used talks to buy time while continuing threats, proxy attacks, and regional destabilization. President Trump has repeatedly said America will always choose peace if peace is genuine, but diplomacy cannot succeed when one side keeps treating negotiations as a delaying tactic instead of a path to stability. The regime now faces a choice it has avoided for decades: abandon escalation and engage seriously, or continue down a path that brings even greater consequences. Peace through strength only works when America’s enemies understand that the United States will not negotiate from a position of weakness. 🇺🇸

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ME24 EXCLUSIVE | United Against Nuclear Iran Middle East 24 speaks with Iran expert Jason Brodsky Jason Brodsky , Director of Policy at United Against Nuclear Iran, on the escalating U.S.–Venezuela crisis. Brodsky is blunt: “Venezuela has become one of Iran’s most dangerous strategic assets. Tehran uses it as a forward base for terror logistics, intelligence operations, and hostile activities targeting the United States and its allies.” He confirms that U.S. authorities, including the FBI, are actively tracking Iranian-linked operatives in Venezuela, warning that the threat stretches far beyond Washington. ⚠️ This is not a foreign policy misstep — it’s a growing global security emergency, according to United Against Nuclear Iran.

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FINISH THE JOB, REMOVE THE ISLAMIC REGIME in Iran, as it is planning to burn the world. Iran and SUDAN are planning ISIS attacks. Africa is about to become a proxy battlefield for the Islamic regime in Iran. Through elements inside the Sudanese army, Tehran has been plotting terrorist attacks across the Middle East, targeting American, Israeli, and other Arab interests. Weapons are moving, fast and lethal. Iran is funneling arms into Sudan, with routes stretching toward ISIS in Mali and Nigeria. This is not local. This is a network,air corridors, covert channels, and regional Arab enablers moving weapons, spreading chaos, and preparing strikes. Watch the news, you will hear more about it.

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I’m calling it. The way they sold this to Trump is to give him a kickback of the $300 billion. Jared will fly in to play SimCity with Iran like he did with Gaza in 3… 2… REPORTER: "Who exactly is funding that $300 billion dollars?" JD VANCE: Oh, I see. So, so, just thing about this is there is a great desire from the Arab world and from outside the Arab world to actually get involved in Iran if they behave properly. So for example, let's say the United Arab Emirates who've been a great ally over the last, not just a few months, but over the last many years, let's say that they would like to invest in building a power plant. That actually is impossible right now because of the way that U.S. sanctions work. And so what we're saying is that if you behave and if the Emiratis themselves want to build a power plant, then we will do the sanctions relief necessary to make that possible. The good thing about that is that it actually creates integration, which is leverage. A world where the Gulf Coast Coalition has greater leverage into the Iranian economy is a world where the Iranians are going to be heavily prevented from misbehaving. So it's a lot of the Gulf Coast Coalition again. They see that Iran is weakened. They see there's an opportunity to build a new relationship there. And they're saying if they behave and if the United States is willing to allow this to happen, then absolutely we want to change our relationship with Iran.
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I’m calling it. The way they sold this to Trump is to give him a kickback of the $300 billion. Jared will fly in to play SimCity with Iran like he did with Gaza in 3… 2… REPORTER: "Who exactly is funding that $300 billion dollars?" JD VANCE: Oh, I see. So, so, just thing about this is there is a great desire from the Arab world and from outside the Arab world to actually get involved in Iran if they behave properly. So for example, let's say the United Arab Emirates who've been a great ally over the last, not just a few months, but over the last many years, let's say that they would like to invest in building a power plant. That actually is impossible right now because of the way that U.S. sanctions work. And so what we're saying is that if you behave and if the Emiratis themselves want to build a power plant, then we will do the sanctions relief necessary to make that possible. The good thing about that is that it actually creates integration, which is leverage. A world where the Gulf Coast Coalition has greater leverage into the Iranian economy is a world where the Iranians are going to be heavily prevented from misbehaving. So it's a lot of the Gulf Coast Coalition again. They see that Iran is weakened. They see there's an opportunity to build a new relationship there. And they're saying if they behave and if the United States is willing to allow this to happen, then absolutely we want to change our relationship with Iran.

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Following his announcement that the resumption of combat operations against Iran would be postponed, U.S. President Donald J. Trump told the press today that Gulf leaders from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar asked him to postpone strikes for “2 or 3 days,” and he agreed. It’s yet unclear if this is a hard timeline for negotiations to play out.
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Following his announcement that the resumption of combat operations against Iran would be postponed, U.S. President Donald J. Trump told the press today that Gulf leaders from the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar asked him to postpone strikes for “2 or 3 days,” and he agreed. It’s yet unclear if this is a hard timeline for negotiations to play out.

OSINTdefender

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WATCH: Journalist Sam Husseini calls out the Russian and Chinese governments for claiming that the reason they didn't veto the resolution endorsing the so-called “Board of Peace” at the UN was because “the Arabs” (including the PA) told them not to “There's a divide between the Arab people and the Arab governments...” “Any Arab government that so much as looked at the United States in the wrong way — be it Iraq, or Syria, or Libya, or whoever — got decapitated...” “This is a ridiculous statement, to cite these quislings of the United States as representatives of ‘the Arabs’ after any independent Arab governments have been decapitated...” “Iraq was decapitated with the acquiescence of the Chinese and Russian governments...”
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WATCH: Journalist Sam Husseini calls out the Russian and Chinese governments for claiming that the reason they didn't veto the resolution endorsing the so-called “Board of Peace” at the UN was because “the Arabs” (including the PA) told them not to “There's a divide between the Arab people and the Arab governments...” “Any Arab government that so much as looked at the United States in the wrong way — be it Iraq, or Syria, or Libya, or whoever — got decapitated...” “This is a ridiculous statement, to cite these quislings of the United States as representatives of ‘the Arabs’ after any independent Arab governments have been decapitated...” “Iraq was decapitated with the acquiescence of the Chinese and Russian governments...”

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Prof. John Mearsheimer: There is no question that China and Russia have benefited from this war. They would be crazy not to help the Iranians. The United States is a mortal enemy to both. They're giving the Iranians weaponry and intelligence, which is very important for waging the war. If you're China and you're worrying about the United States pivoting to Asia to contain you, what you want is the United States bogged down in a war in the Middle East — using up precious weaponry fighting Iran that it doesn't have to use against China.
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Prof. John Mearsheimer: There is no question that China and Russia have benefited from this war. They would be crazy not to help the Iranians. The United States is a mortal enemy to both. They're giving the Iranians weaponry and intelligence, which is very important for waging the war. If you're China and you're worrying about the United States pivoting to Asia to contain you, what you want is the United States bogged down in a war in the Middle East — using up precious weaponry fighting Iran that it doesn't have to use against China.

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