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🇸🇦🇾🇪 Why is Saudi Arabia still fighting when Washington is already looking for a way out? Brandon Weichert says Riyadh has been handed a “blessing in disguise”: the U.S. is moving toward a deal with the Houthis, giving Saudi Arabia a clean opening to de-escalate. He doubts Egypt will... show more

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They get paid. It’s a way of creating a sense of urgency. War makes money they are moved by profits It’s simple

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Saudis stuck holding the bag while the US walks away. Thats not a blessing, thats being left alone in a mess you didnt start.

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Pakistan summoned India's envoy after INS Kolkata intruded into our EEZ during SEASPARK-26. PNS Hunain intercepted and hit the warship, leaving it heavily damaged and docked for 2-3 months.

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The situation is more complicated than simply “Saudi Arabia should step back.” Washington is engaging with the Houthis while Riyadh is facing direct security and economic threats, so de-escalation depends on what guarantees each side can actually secure.

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👈 Norman Finkelstein @normfinkelstein, in an interview with Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson, offered his latest analysis of the Jewish-supremacist project in Gaza: ✅ In its best years #Gaza was a #concentration_camp under a #starvation_regime. ✅ Israel then carried out a #genocide there in pursuit of a (#Final_Solution): #ethnic_cleansing. ✅ The share of #Gaza_children among the dead was 5 percentage points higher than that of #Holocaust_children. That is a further criterion of genocide by Israel in Gaza. ✅ The #shameless UN Security Council then handed Gaza to #Trump, who has financed the #genocide and supplied Israel with 70 percent of the weapons used in it. ✅ There will be no criminal reckoning. The obstacle is the United States, not a shortage of evidence. Finkelstein’s Gaza’s Grave Diggers is for the record of infamy, not for a courtroom. 👇👇👇

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