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Uploaded: 2026-02-14T22:58:17.000Z
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VIDEO: First Moments After Israeli Strike on Gaza City Desalination Plant The video shows the aftermath of an Israeli bombing targeting a vital water desalination plant in Gaza City. A spokesperson for Gaza Municipality said Israeli forces are blocking access to key water wells in the east of the city, where thousands of families have been without water for nearly a week. Officials warn of a growing thirst crisis amid soaring temperatures and mass displacement, pointing out that Israel is deliberately targeting water infrastructure as residents struggle to survive.

Drop Site

40,650 views • 1 year ago

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🚨 LEADERSHIP TARGETED: Reports claim Iranian officials linked to violent crackdowns were among strike targets Claims are emerging that senior Iranian figures — including leadership and security officials — were targeted during the latest U.S.–Israel strike operations. Some reports suggest individuals connected to the brutal suppression of protests inside Iran may have been among those targeted. If verified, this would signal not only a military objective, but a political message — accountability for violence against civilians. At this stage, independent confirmation of specific individuals and outcomes remains limited. But the implications are significant. Stand by.

Jim Ferguson

27,664 views • 5 months ago

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Russia’s central theory of the war may be starting to crack. For two years, Moscow’s strategy has been to absorb brutal losses, keep grinding forward and convince Ukraine and the West that time is on Russia’s side. But as of May 2026, the line has slipped below zero: Russia is no longer gaining ground on a net basis, it is losing it. That does not mean the war is over or that the Russian army is collapsing, but it does mean the map is no longer rewarding Russia’s attrition machine. What are you thoughts? Music: Beyond the Mountains by Experia, Epidemic Sounds

James Eagle

597,597 views • 2 months ago

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More than 1% of Azovka dolphins (Phocoena phocoena relicta) living off the coast of Russia's Krasnodar region have died in the Black Sea. Volunteers have found 19 dead Azovka dolphins, the cause of death of which could be a fuel oil spill in the Kerch Strait, the Delpha rescue center reported. A total of just over 1.5 thousand Azovka dolphins live in the Black Sea near the coast of Krasnodar region. The Black Sea Azovka is included in Red Data Book of the Russian Federation as critically endangered. It is one of three dolphin species in the Black Sea that belong to genetically unique subspecies – they cannot be found in other water areas. In video appeals to Putin and Mishustin, residents of Russia's Krasnodar region have listed what is not being done to eliminate the consequences of the ecological disaster: the authorities have not assembled a significant group of rescuers, have not provided volunteers with protection, have not involved oil product experts and veterinarians, and have not appealed to the international community for help. And judging by the videos posted in local Telegram channels, Russian authorities cannot even cope with the removal of bags of contaminated soil collected by volunteers.

Anton Gerashchenko

34,011 views • 1 year ago

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🚨 BREAKING: B-1 BOMBERS ENTER THE WAR — IRAN UNDER HEAVY STRIKE U.S. Air Force B-1 strategic bombers have reportedly conducted long-range strike missions over Iran overnight, targeting missile infrastructure and command-and-control facilities. This is a major escalation. B-1 bombers are not symbolic assets — they are designed for sustained, high-payload precision bombardment against hardened military targets. Their deployment signals that the operation has moved beyond limited strikes into systematic degradation of Iran’s war-fighting capability. Missile sites. Launch infrastructure. Command networks. When bombers of this class are used, the objective is not messaging. It is dominance. If these reports are confirmed, it means coalition forces are now accelerating efforts to cripple Iran’s ability to retaliate — potentially shaping the battlefield for the decisive phase that may follow. The tempo of this conflict is increasing. Stand by.

Jim Ferguson

480,303 views • 5 months ago

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Bloomberg columnist Liam Denning explains that a war between Russia and Finland would be in the interests of the US, and the Finns are already preparing for it. 'A war between Russia and Finland would be something like a 'snowy Vietnam'. The Finnish way of waging war is to not let the Russians into their territory and make them pay dearly in the event of an invasion. This is an international border crossing between Finland and Russia near the city of Salla. From here, I can see Russia. This crossing opened in 2002, but has been closed for two years due to the consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In this part of the world, with endless forests and harsh winters, Finland has unique skills. As climate change opens up new natural resources and sea routes in the Arctic, competition for them is increasing. This is a rivalry in which both the US and Russia want to win, and Finland is making it harder for Moscow.' - SK

Zlatti71

13,116 views • 5 months ago

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🚨 REGIME ON THE BRINK: Netanyahu says there are “many signs” Iran’s Supreme Leader may be dead In a huge development, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated there are “many signs” that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is no longer alive following massive airstrikes targeting the heart of Tehran. If confirmed, this would mark one of the most consequential leadership losses in modern Middle Eastern history. For more than three decades, Khamenei has been the central authority of Iran’s political, military, and ideological power structure. His removal would not just be symbolic. It would shake the foundations of the regime itself. Netanyahu also indicated that operations are continuing, with thousands of additional targets reportedly identified as part of a broader campaign against Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure. At this stage, independent confirmation of Khamenei’s status remains limited. But if true, the geopolitical consequences would be enormous. Stand by.

Jim Ferguson

31,234 views • 5 months ago

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A typical day for Russia, which, unfortunately, continues to avoid truly strong global pressure in response to prolonging the war. At night, there was a series of brutal rocket artillery and aerial bomb strikes on Zaporizhzhia – against ordinary homes and city infrastructure. Sadly, the number of wounded increased during the day. There are fatalities. In the morning, Russia carried out another drone strike on a civilian logistics center in the Kyiv region. No military purpose whatsoever. A deliberate Russian strike against Ukrainian business. During the day, a strike hit the center of Kharkiv, targeting university buildings. The National University of Pharmacy – for Russia, simply a target. Russian guided aerial bombs continue to rain down on communities in the Sumy, Kharkiv, and Donetsk regions. FPV drone strikes continue in the Zaporizhzhia region. Kherson is under constant artillery shelling. The only reason Russia can afford all this is because it does not feel pain. Until Russia feels truly significant losses – above all economic losses – it will continue to avoid genuine diplomacy and ending the war. It is crucial that the world respond to every strike. It is crucial that Europe, the United States, the G7, and the G20 do not grant Russia time – time for war. Strong sanctions are needed. Strong tariffs on Russian trade are needed. Strong protection of life is needed.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

637,077 views • 10 months ago

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How is the situation in Kyiv? Not very good. It is very cold, currently minus 8°C, dropping to minus 15°C at night, and ice is everywhere. Kyiv is now living with power outages of up to 20 hours a day. Some buildings have no power at all. As of now, almost 60% of the capital is without power. The heating situation in Kyiv is critical - 4,200 apartment buildings are currently without heating, and it will take weeks to restore heating in some of them. That is, provided there are no new strikes. Kyivvodokanal reported that the capital's water supply has been fully restored. At the same time, water is supplied to the upper floors of high-rises by separate booster pumps, which do not work without electricity, so there may be no water there if there is no electricity. Russia is killing and torturing the civilian population in an attempt to render Kyiv uninhabitable. 📹: oleof05/TikTok

Anton Gerashchenko

366,119 views • 6 months ago

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Benham Ben Tabelu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, said that the U.S. should attempt to ensure full regime change, instead of ending up in a situation like in Venezuela, where the same government is being led by a different leader. "It really is go big or go home," Tabelu said. "If Washington actually goes and tries to do, not a regime change but a regime evolution from within the political elite, the political elite have cut their teeth on these exact same issues that Ali Khamenei has. ... That makes them anti-American and anti-Israeli."

CBS News

193,937 views • 5 months ago

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Just a few days ago, no one could imagine that we would see drones attacking buildings in Dubai and Kharkiv in one day. The Iranian regime is Russia's ally that supplied it with Shahed drones from the early days of the full-scale war, shared its technologies and helped start drone production in Russia. It might seem that the war with Iran is not at all connected to Russia's war in Ukraine and it would have happened even if our war hasn't. It's not like that. Russia's war against Ukraine is directly related to the rise of aggression and conflicts in the world. A balance has been broken. Unpunished evil leads to growing tension and increase in local conflicts. Until injustice and Russia's criminal illegal invasion into peaceful Ukraine are not punished, this will "justify" the right to act out of "the right of strength" for others.

Anton Gerashchenko

432,913 views • 5 months ago

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French General Fabien Mandon explains how Russia’s strategic blunder has effectively turned the Baltic Sea into a 'NATO Lake,' giving the West the power to bottle up the Russian fleet whenever it chooses. “And here too, we have seen that Russia, which is currently making military progress in Ukraine, has nevertheless lost strategically, since the accession of Sweden and Finland to NATO marks a clear development for the Baltic, which can be closed at any moment if we wish. This sea, which was not totally controlled by NATO, today is. And for Russia, this is bad news. So tomorrow there will still be competition to close off..." The General’s point is that NATO now has the infrastructure to close the sea if a hot war starts. With Finland and Sweden in NATO, the alliance can monitor every square inch of the sea. NATO can now deploy anti-ship missiles and mines from almost every coast, effectively turning the sea into a "kill zone" for the Russian Navy in a matter of hours if a conflict breaks out.

Yasmina

10,554 views • 6 months ago

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Ukraine's Deputy Foreign Minister Mariana Betsa Mariana Betsa at the UNGA's 11th Emergency special session: ◾️ No country in modern history has endured an attack of such gravity, scale, magnitude, and duration. Russia's war of aggression has shattered peace in Europe and around the globe and struck at the very core of the UN Charter and the fundamental principles of international law - sovereignty, territorial integrity, and non-use of force. Russia's war of aggression is imperial and neo-colonial in nature. What Russia, the Kremlin, wants to do is to divide the world into spheres of influence and to make Ukraine a satellite. Russia will not succeed. Russia miscalculated gravely in 2014 when it started its aggression against Ukraine, thinking that Ukraine would collapse. Russia miscalculated gravely in 2022 when it started its full-scale invasion, thinking that Ukraine would collapse. And Russia miscalculates gravely now, in February 2026, thinking that it is betting on time and Ukraine would collapse. Ukraine resists and defends itself, and we are not alone. However, despite peace efforts led by the US and supported by Europe, Russia continues to demonstrate no genuine willingness to stop this aggression. ◾️ These four years have come at an immense and tragic cost for Ukraine and for the Ukrainian people. Unable to achieve strategic goals on the front, Russia pursued large-scale attacks against civilians, children, residential buildings, bombing schools, kindergartens, and critical infrastructure. Ukrainian cities are subjected to daily large-scale missile and drone attacks. Entire cities - Mariupol, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and many others - are erased from the map. Energy infrastructure has been deliberately and repeatedly targeted, especially when we have a very severe winter in Ukraine. Russia has turned winter into its weapon, striking power plants and energy networks with the explicit aim of leaving civilians without electricity, heating, and water in freezing temperatures.

Anton Gerashchenko

26,417 views • 5 months ago

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Fans of a flavoured coffee or sweet treat may not know that most of the world's hazelnuts come from one seaside mountain range in Türkiye 🇹🇷, where women have been producing them for centuries... Located on the slopes of the Pontic mountain range overlooking the Black Sea in north-eastern Türkiye, the ancient city of Giresun is known for its stunning coastal views and dramatic jagged mountains. But more than anything, it's known for its hazelnuts. More than 72% of the world's hazelnuts come from Turkey, and about 60% come from the Eastern Black Sea region where Giresun is located. Tradition of hazelnut farming goes back thousands of years here. There are accounts dating back to 1500 BC of hazelnuts being cultivated in the Black Sea region (historically Lazistan). Herodotus, even waxed about Turkey's hazelnut bounty in the 5th Century BC. Since 1400s, hazelnuts from Giresun and the surrounding eastern Black Sea region have been imported to Europe and beyond. Turkish historian Evliya Çelebi described hazelnut orchards in 1650s, during the Ottoman Empire. In Giresun, hazelnuts have historically been grown by women, and today women are also beginning to take over the production and sale of hazelnut goods as well, such as an array of chocolate products. In the past, the nuts were often exported overseas, only to be sold back to Türkiye in the form of things like chocolate bars and spreads. However, businesses like Home of the Hazelnut, run by three sisters whose family has deep roots in the local hazelnut industry, are starting to change that. Hazelnut regions are divided in an older eastern part which spans from Ordu to Artvin and a new hazelnut region in the western part of the Black Sea between Samsun and Kocaeli. Most hazelnuts are grown in the provinces of Ordu, Samsun, Artvin and Giresun while in Sakarya and Düzce hazelnut production is very efficient. Several traditional cultivars of hazel tree account for the bulk of the harvest, such as Tombul, Çakıldak, Foşa and Sivri, but since 2012 an ambitious breeding program led to cultivars with a faster ripening process. Harvesting and drying is usually in August. Average farm size is about 3 hectares and often steeply sloping: this size is said to be due to division on inhertitance and too small. Hazelnut plantations are widespread and approximately 400,000 families are in possession of an orchard. After criticism that children have been employed harvesting hazelnuts, Ferrero, one of the main clients of the hazelnut industry and the producer of Nutella, started a Farming Values Programme in 2012. Balsu and Olam International, two other major enterprises involved in industry, have also begun to tackle child labor in co-operation with Nestlé and Turkish Government. Hazelnut production in Turkey rose steadily after 1964, when a law on a Guarantee of Purchase was introduced, after which a large part of the peasants in the Black Sea region became hazelnut cultivators. Thereafter, Turkey became the most important producer of hazelnuts and exports to more than a 100 countries. Over half the production cost is labour, and largest cost is for harvesting. The largest environmental impact is from synthetic fertiliser use and it has been suggested that the yield should be studied for different soils and fertiliser use varied accordingly. It has also been suggested that farmers should be supported in the 3 year transition to organic farming. As of 2023 there is not much organic farming, due to the difficulties of getting enough nitrogen into the soil and controlling some pests, especially nut weevil. 🎥© Sarahh #archaeohistories

Archaeo - Histories

62,543 views • 1 year ago

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The Darnytska thermal power plant in Kyiv has been almost completely destroyed by enemy attacks, declared Minister of Community Development Kuleba. The plant supplies heat to approximately 500,000 residents of Kyiv. Since the start of the heating season, it has been attacked five times, including on February 3 with five ballistic missiles. "Today, over 60 ambassadors and representatives of foreign states and international organizations witnessed the destruction of the Darnytska thermal power plant in Kyiv. This is a critical piece of civilian infrastructure. Not a military target. Not a defensive structure," Kuleba emphasized. The 60 bureaucrats won't do anything significant. These incompetent weaklings just want to get back to their comfortable offices as quickly as possible. They've stood by and watched for four years and have no intention of changing that. Video: Radio Liberty

Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦

12,085 views • 6 months ago

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"The Iranian regime is not a hierarchical system where decapitation is even “on the table”. So, even if you were to kill the Supreme Leader — or even the line of succession — which is, I think, what the Israelis are trying at the moment by taking out operational and strategic commanders across the IRGC, theocratic leaders, and political leaders, it doesn’t mean the regime is just going to collapse. The fact is, what we’ve seen since January is a complete decentralisation of the chain of command and command-and-control. So, despite this heavy attack this morning, there is no paralysis in Iran. Iran is sustaining it. They were very quick to strike back across the Gulf — escalating — and the operational tempo is still there. That shows command-and-control has been delegated down to the local level. We also see, for example, that the Basij — the major component of the IRGC that controls the public on the ground — has been on alert for quite some time and has organised itself at the local level without having to rely constantly on the main chain of command in Tehran"

Dr Andreas Krieg

224,057 views • 5 months ago

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 UKRAINE STRIKES ELITE RUSSIAN UNIT ON BLACK SEA OIL RIG Ukrainian forces claim they hit a Russian special forces unit stationed on the Syvash oil platform near occupied Crimea. The strike reportedly killed an anti-tank crew and destroyed recon gear on the rig Russia seized in 2014 and turned into a floating spy base. Moscow released a video claiming it destroyed a Ukrainian boat - but Kyiv says the footage shows its suicide drone slamming into Russian positions. The platform is part of the Boyko Towers, once used for gas drilling, now used for war. Source: The Telegraph

Mario Nawfal

191,901 views • 9 months ago

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Russia is freezing Ukraine and doesn't care about its own citizens. In January, there were more than 1,700 reports of accidents in Russia that left people without electricity, gas, and water, according to Novaya Gazeta Europe. In the first month of 2026, there were 723 reports of power outages, 552 reports of heating outages, and 513 reports of water outages. A total of 1,778 cases were publicly reported, compared to 983 in January 2025. Belgorod (143) and Murmansk (105) regions and the Krasnodar Krai (138 cases) are among the leaders. Residents go without water for weeks, melting snow to obtain it; they store food from defrosted refrigerators outside, live in apartments where the temperature is only 10°C, warm themselves with gas stoves, and stock up on generators. The key reason is equipment deterioration. Deterioration of networks in Russia has reached an average of 40%, and in some regions as high as 80%, leading to frequent breakdowns. At the same time, only 2% of the infrastructure is renewed annually, although twice as much is needed just to halt deterioration, Russian officials say. Instead of making the lives of his people better, Putin chooses to spend billions on making Ukrainian lives hell. 📹: residents of Russian Engels are begging Russian authorities for help as they have no heating and hot water in extreme cold. Ironically, Engels has the airfield from which Russian strategic aviation takes off to attack Ukrainian energy infrastructure and plunge Ukraine into cold and darkness.

Anton Gerashchenko

29,306 views • 6 months ago

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