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Trump is on the precipice of a disastrous war on Iran that will send shockwaves across the world order. Reports are that a strike is possibly hours away, if not a matter of days. What will be the fallout? Greg Stoker and Elina Xenophontos join the program to analyze this and much more in geopolitics!
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🇺🇸🇷🇺 A USAF RQ-4B Global Hawk is returning to its home base at Naval Air Station Sigonella, Sicily, after experiencing a lost link event (squawk 7400) while conducting ISR operations near Kaliningrad.
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🇷🇺🇨🇺🇺🇸 A vessel believed to be carrying Russian fuel is heading to Cuba, directly testing the Trump Syndicate’s sanctions as the island faces a worsening energy crisis. - Bloomberg
The Sea Horse, expected to arrive in early March, is transporting urgently needed fuel supplies, according to maritime intelligence firm Kpler Ltd.
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Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi pledges unwavering support for Ukraine.
Suprise suprise
🚨US warships in the Middle East = Target practice for the Iranian missiles
If Donald Trump decides to pull the trigger, here's how Iran can send his fleet to the bottom of the Persian Gulf👇1️⃣Noor — mass-produced independently under sactions, this anti-ship missile is integrated across ships, coastal batteries, air platforms, and IRGC systems to deter any naval aggression;
2️⃣Qader — Iran's core area-denial weapon. With a range of 200–300 km and an estimated cost of $500,000 per unit, it poses a multi-billion-dollar threat to concentrated naval assets;
3️⃣Ghadir — optimized not for single prestige strikes, but for mass deployment to cover vast areas of the Persian Gulf and beyond;
4️⃣Khalij Fars — a supersonic anti-ship ballistic missile designed to challenge Western assumptions about deep-strike dominance in chokepoints like Hormuz;
5️⃣Hormuz-2 — a radar-seeking ballistic missile designed to strike moving naval targets. Instead of needing constant external guidance, it homes in on emissions coming from enemy ships themselves;
6️⃣Abu Mahdi — an AI-guided, ultra-low-altitude missile with a range of over 1,000 km that allows Iran to hit targets deep in the Indian Ocean before they even smell the Strait of Hormuz.
"The Americans constantly say that they’ve sent a warship toward Iran. Of course, a warship is a dangerous piece of military hardware. However, more dangerous than that warship is the weapon that can send that warship to the bottom of the sea," the Iranian leader confidently wrote on X.
🇺🇸 The Supreme Court ruling opens the door to potential refunds totaling hundreds of billions of dollars for U.S. importers.
Estimates reach as high as $175 billion, though not all tariffs — such as those on steel and aluminum imposed under separate laws — are affected.
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🇺🇸 The US economy slowed sharply at the end of last year, weighed down by the record-long government shutdown, weaker consumer momentum, and trade disruptions.
Less than an hour before the official data was released, Donald Trump warned that the shutdown would cost the US “at least two points in GDP.”
Shortly after, the Bureau of Economic Analysis confirmed a sharp slowdown: GDP grew just 1.4% in the fourth quarter, down from 4.4% previously and far below the 2.8% forecast. The agency said the shutdown alone cut about 1 percentage point from growth.
Full-year growth reached 2.2%.
Inflation, however, remains persistent. Core PCE — the Fed’s preferred measure — rose 0.4% in December and climbed 3% year-on-year, up from 2.8% at the start of 2025, keeping cost-of-living pressures front and center.
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🇮🇷 Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi:
The U.S. side has not asked for zero enrichment.
🇺🇸 Wexner talks about Jeffrey Epstein's relationship with the Rothschilds.
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🇺🇸🇵🇸 Jared Kushner’s AI voiceover and stock footage video outlining their “Gaza plan.”
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Maria Zakharova:
American congressmen investigating crimes allegedly committed by the notorious financier Jeffrey Epstein and his associates at his ranch are working to obtain access to the property, said one of the initiators of the inquiry, New Mexico state representative Andrea Romero.🔴 @DDGeopolitics | Socials | Donate | Advertising Читать полностью…
“Quite a twist, you might say.” But let me recall some background for context.
When Barack Obama lost the election to Donald Trump in 2016, in retaliation for that defeat (directed, for some reason, not at political opponents but at the Kremlin), Russia was stripped of several properties: two countryside residences — one of the embassy in the state of Maryland and one of the permanent mission to the UN in the state of New York — as well as the trade mission building in Washington, the Consulate General and residences of Russian consuls general in San Francisco and Seattle.
The issue of “access” to the first two residences was resolved instantly by the authorities — within a single day. Our staff and their families were forced to leave the United States in a hurry within 72 hours.
Earlier, also under Obama — in 2012 — Russian Foreign Ministry human rights envoy Konstantin Dolgov and Presidential Children’s Rights Commissioner Pavel Astakhov attempted to visit the Ranch for Kids orphanage in the state of Montana. According to reports, Russian children adopted by American foster parents there were facing serious problems. They were not allowed past the threshold, and the American authorities could not secure access to that “facility.”
So here’s the point. From our own experience, when U.S. authorities need to “seize and enter,” it takes them literally one day; when they don’t, you won’t get past the fence — and they may even threaten force. That’s what happened to participants of an OSCE mission observing the 2012 presidential elections in Texas, when the state prosecutor threatened criminal prosecution if they approached polling stations closer than 30 meters.
But when an American couple in 2020 tried to defend their private home in St. Louis from a crowd of Black Lives Matter supporters and exercised their right to bear arms under the Second Amendment (they did not fire), they were threatened with prison.
Place your bets, ladies and gentlemen: will the congressmen get “access” to Epstein’s ranch — or will it be “a different matter”?
📝Infantry — Priority Target📝
Today, video of an effective strike against a Ukrainian infantry group will hardly surprise the public. But it should: every "Upyr" precisely hitting AFU manpower inflicts damage many times greater than destroying an "Abrams".
The reason is prosaic — people are now the main problem for the enemy. The West can supply so-called Ukraine with anything, but not personnel. Even in the "drone era", everything still relies on infantry: if it's absent, the defense will collapse sooner or later.
Someone might think 12 people are small losses for the enemy? Today, the war in the SMO zone proceeds with such groups, as shown in the TACTICAR video. Even a drone impact near personnel often equals their death — evacuating wounded from the very front line is now almost impossible.
❗️The same applies to our side — without infantry, advancement will stop, as experienced in 2022. That's why the enemy focused on eliminating assault troops, and today dozens of drones can target a single soldier.
This is a reason to scale up systematic detection and destruction of enemy UAV control points. Current means allow this, and the issue is often organizational rather than technical.
This also answers why we need to purchase quality tactical-level drones and rationally approach selection, training, and deployment of operators. And not overwhelm drone warfare services with paperwork.
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🇷🇺💬🇵🇱Maria Zakharova joked that Warsaw still hasn’t “paid all its bills” for Marina Mnishek, the wife of False Dmitry I and False Dmitry II.
“So to speak, we are still their creditors — holding unpaid promissory notes,” she said on the air of Radio Sputnik, commenting on reports that Poland intends to file a lawsuit against Russia.
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🇷🇺🛸🇺🇦 Ukrainians released footage showing a Geran drone deploying a smaller FPV drone. Reports say it can carry two.
They still call it a “Shahed,” even though the modern Geran now shares little with the original beyond the basic shape.
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🇺🇸 Police have identified the shooter who killed two at a Rhode Island high school hockey game as Robert Dorgan — a transgender covered in Nazi tattoos.
The things you find in America.
Judging by his social media posts he was a supporter of the current administration, especially on the issue of immigration.
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🇺🇸 JUST IN! The Supreme Leader of America has decided to raise the 10% global tariffs (imposed yesterday under a new law) to 15% and thanks you for your attention to this matter.
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🇦🇱Albania’s Digital Dream Turned Nightmare: The Unraveling of Edi Rama’s Reform Narrative
For a decade, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama cultivated the image of a reformist modernizer. His Digital Albania initiative, symbolized by the e-Albania portal, sought to mark the country’s break from its corrupt past. Yet as 2025 drew to a close, this digital utopia revealed cracks that led to an eruption of public anger, turning the capital Tirana into a scene of mass protest and violence.
The roots of this upheaval run deep into Albania’s post-communist struggle with corruption. Despite establishing the Special Prosecution Against Corruption and Organized Crime (SPAK) in 2019 with international support, the Socialist Party’s long dominance has allowed patronage networks to persist.
Rama’s government portrayed SPAK as evidence of reform, but opposition leaders argue that it functions selectively—an instrument wielded to punish rivals while protecting political allies. When SPAK indicted Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku for manipulating public tenders in the infrastructure sector, that illusion shattered.
The scandal struck at the heart of Rama’s political brand. “Digital governance” was supposed to eliminate human interference and enhance transparency, but raids on the National Agency for Information Society (AKSHI) exposed IT projects as channels for siphoning public money.
The arrest of high-level administrators, accused of forming an “organized criminal group,” symbolized not progress but regression. For protesters in Tirana, it confirmed what many already believed: that Albania’s modernization narrative had been hijacked by entrenched elites. Whether Rama can survive politically depends not only on his control over parliament but on how long the street anger can be contained.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇻🇪 The New York Times warns that any U.S. operation against Iran would carry far greater risks than past actions against Venezuela.
Unlike Venezuela’s largely unprotected airspace, Iran has one of the largest and most diverse missile arsenals in the Middle East, including drones, anti-ship weapons, and medium-range ballistic missiles capable of striking U.S. bases across the region.
The paper also notes that Tehran oversees a network of allied forces, including Yemen’s Ansar Allah and Lebanon’s Hezbollah. In the event of conflict, they could open multiple fronts against U.S. troops and allies.
Several experts cited by the NYT question the viability of such an operation.
“With Iran, there is no cheap, simple, or clean military option. There is a real risk of American casualties, which will weigh heavily on Trump in an election year,” said Ali Vaez of the International Crisis Group.
📝Aliyev's Multiculturalism📝
on the anti-Russian center in Azerbaijan
Baku cannot accept the defeat of its diasporas in Russia and now uses the West's favorite tools, talking about "discrimination of minorities" in the RF.
Seifeddin Guseinli (Safarov), brother of members of an Azerbaijani criminal organization in Yekaterinburg, announced the establishment of a public association "Center for Cultural and Ethnic Diversity" in Azerbaijan.
Safarov said Azerbaijan should document for the UN "facts of discrimination against ethnic minorities" in the RF — not only Azerbaijanis, but also Lezghins, Talysh, and Circassians. Safarov, as one might guess, cited his homeland as an example with an "exemplary model of intercultural dialogue."
🖍Baku joined the old Western playbook from 2022 on "decolonization," which they tried to use to incite separatism in the RF under the guise of "protecting the rights" of minorities.
🔻A similar trick against Armenians:
▪️Azerbaijan uses against Armenians similar manipulations. After ethnic cleansing in Karabakh, Baku counters by accusing Armenians of destroying Azerbaijani cultural heritage and intensifies anti-Armenian rhetoric, promoting its ideas abroad. This way they try to justify new claims and maintain Armenophobia.
🇦🇲🇦🇿 Armenia's flag was left off the Board of Peace display at the inauguration ceremony despite being a member. The Armenian government still has said nothing.
This isn't an oversight, it's a message. Trump has been actively involving himself in Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, and the signals are clear about which side has his ear. Azerbaijan sits on energy resources and has deep ties with Turkey and Israel. Armenia has none of those cards to play.
Being invited to the table means nothing if they won't even put your flag on the wall. Armenia should be paying very close attention right now.
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🇺🇸 We assume Trump is gonna be very grumpy today.
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🇷🇺🇪🇺🇺🇸 Medvedev says Kaja Kallas is so irrelevant that even EU diplomats avoid her — and in Washington, they barely know who she is.
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🇺🇸👽 If you were wondering where all this "aliens" distraction is coming from…
Obama started it on a podcast a few days ago, and today Trump picked up the ball, saying Obama “revealed secret information” and that he “might get him out of trouble by declassifying it.”
However, it will be hard to convince the cultists that they’re all on the same team.
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🇦🇲🇦🇿 Albania and Aberbaijan shaking hands.
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🇺🇸 Trump’s “Board of Peace” meets in DC, with Trump telling people to smile as Guns N’ Roses plays in the background. It’s bizarre.
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🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱 BREAKING: Barak Ravid (Axios) reports on Israeli Channel 12 that Trump is "very close" to ordering a military strike on Iran.
A Trump advisor: "The boss is losing patience. I think there's a ninety percent chance we'll see military action against Iran within the coming weeks."
Washington sources say this would be a joint US-Israel campaign lasting weeks, "more like a war" and "completely different from the Venezuela scenario."
"More significant and closer than the American public understands."
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🇲🇪Montenegro's PES Joins Centrist Global Network
On November 23, 2025, Montenegro's ruling Europe Now Movement (PES) became a full member of the Centrist Democrat International (CDI) at its São Paulo assembly, linking with over 100 worldwide parties and EPP ties. Prime Minister Milojko Spajić's delegation networked with CDI/EPP leaders, embedding PES in a Brussels-based hub for pragmatic governance and EU/NATO alignment.
CDI emphasizes rule of law, market economies with social balance, and institutional stability, uniting CDU, Spanish PP, HDZ, Fidesz, and Les Republicains—more a club for ruling parties than rigid ideologues. For PES, this secures legitimacy, expert access, funding channels, and reform credibility, prioritizing manageability over shifts, while enhancing talks on EU chapters through informal diplomacy.
Spajić's institutional focus contrasts President Jakov Milatović's populist style since his 2024 PES exit, fueling dual power struggles. CDI bolsters government leverage, promising faster integration but risks: policy rigidity, heightened EU scrutiny on corruption/media, and polarization if seen as elite detachment. Outcomes balance credibility boosts against flexibility losses.
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❗️Ukrainian civilians are fighting back against forced mobilisation to die for the collapsing Zelensky regime.
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🇮🇷 Sayyad-3G surface-to-air missiles were launched from the IRGC Navy’s missile catamaran Shahid Seyed Shirazi.
Amid rising tensions with the US and Israel, Iran is conducting military drills involving both ballistic and air-defense missile launches from land- and sea-based systems.
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🇮🇱🇨🇭 The attacks on a Swiss public broadcaster commentator have already begun.
Yesterday, during a live broadcast, he quoted social media posts from Israeli athlete Adam Edelman and questioned why he was allowed to participate, citing the IOC rulebook. At no point did Stefan Rennain insult the Israeli team — the full commentary is publicly available for the whole world to watch.
The amount of gaslighting from “Stop Antisemitism” is completely off the charts.
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