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Yermak threatens the Kremlin with missile strikes in an interview with The Times.
Will the Ukrainian Sapsan rocket be able to reach Moscow?
-Everything is going very well. I think we will be able to surprise our enemies in many ways. It is better if you see something than hear about it. All Russians should feel what it is like to be in constant danger.
Osama bin Hohol, I’d be more surprised if you could see your penis.
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🇮🇷🇮🇱🏛️ 💜 🔈🎬 Here's the 26th episode of our "Russia-US Dialogue"!
🇷🇺🇺🇸 Watch this week:
00:30 - Briefly about the episode
02:10 - Iran-Israel conflict. American bombing diplomacy and Trump's predictions.
08:30 - Israel's real goals. Does Washington have a response to Iran and where will this lead? What Dan jokes with his mother about.
16:05 - Scenarios for the development of events. Challenges for Russia and China that almost no one talks about. Strategic cooperation agreements. The visit of the head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry to Russia.
22:25 - The split within Trump's administration and the discontent of allies with what is happening in the Middle East.
24:40 - Zelensky's position in light of current events. What does the head of the Kiеv terrorist regime demand from the West this time?
32:00 - How Canada laid itself on the altar of Ukrainian desires.
36:30 - What could cause a bloody war between India and Pakistan. What the most influential minister in Modi's cabinet said.
39:45 - SPIEF: the main results for Russia and Donbass in particular. Signs of improvement in relations between the US and Russia and what this may affect.
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A Ukrainian Su-27 fighter jet was destroyed in Mirgorod’s airfield by a Russian Iskander-M strike
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NYT: Iran coordinated the strikes with Qatari authorities in advance in order to minimise casualties; all of this has been done because Iran desperately needed an off-ramp to save face.
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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION WAS AWARE OF IN ADVANCE OF IRAN'S ATTACK ON AL-UDEID AIRBASE - AXIOS REPORTER ON X
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❗️The terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall was ordered by the Ukrainian leadership in order to destabilize the situation in Russia.
The terrorist attack killed 149 people, injured 609, and left one missing. The total damage from the attack was approximately 6 billion rubles.
The case against 19 defendants was transferred to court, including members of the terrorist organization Vilayat Khorasan, their accomplices, and people who provided weapons to the militants.
Another terrorist attack was planned in the entertainment center of Kaspiysk in Dagestan, but it was prevented.
(c) Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation
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The goal of the NATO summit in The Hague is to make Trump happy' – DW writes that the wishes of the US president turned out to be more important than Ukraine.
'This will be a rather disappointing NATO summit for Ukraine. There is no chance that the country's aspirations to join NATO will be prominently reflected in the final declaration of the summit. It is clear that the United States in particular wanted to play it down. But many Europeans are unhappy with the apparent lack of any ambition for Ukraine. Ultimately, the summit will be about money, with NATO countries committing to increase spending to 5% of GDP. If that is the case, Trump should return to Washington a happy man.'
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Iran’s National Security Council:
Our attack on Al Udeid base does not threaten sisterly Qatar.
“Sisterly”? 😂
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No causalities reported from Iranian missile attacks on U.S. bases — Fox
Like I said before I suspect the US and other countries were warned in advance.
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Qatar officially CONDEMNS Iranian attack on US base — FM spokesman
Country has ‘right to RESPOND’
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At least 3 missiles hit Al-Udeid
🇶🇦Israeli Army Radio reporter: It appears that Iran's attack on the American base in Qatar was more extensive than initially estimated.
🇦🇪Reuters: UAE airspace is closed based on flight routes.
🇶🇦⚔️🇮🇷Qatari Defense Ministry: We reserve the right to respond to Iran
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The Armed Forces' Powerful and Successful Response to US Aggression
IRGC Statement:
⭕We targeted Al-Udeid base in Qatar with a destructive and powerful missile attack as part of Operation Basharat al-Fatah.
⭕The message of this decisive action is that the Islamic Republic will not leave any aggression against its territorial integrity, sovereignty, and national security unanswered under any circumstances.
⭕US bases and mobile military targets in the region are not a strength of the US national defense, but rather a major weakness and a thorn in the side of this warmongering regime.
⭕ Any repetition of evil will accelerate the collapse of the US military establishment in West Asia and its shameful escape from it, and will fulfill the common aspiration of the Islamic nation and the free peoples of the world to eradicate “Israel.”
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FOOTAGE OF IMPACTS ON AMERICAN AIRBASE IN QATAR
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SIRENS ARE STILL SOUNDING AT ALL US BASES ACROSS THE MIDDLE EAST, INCLUDING SYRIA, IRAQ, JORDAN, SAUDI ARABIA, KUWAIT, BAHRAIN, QATAR, THE UAE AND OMAN.
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Iran’s IRGC have shut down the Strait of Hormuz
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More Confirmation:
Iran informed US about the incoming missiles via two diplomatic channels hours ahead of attacks on Qatar
— Reuters
Personally I think focusing on Israel is the right move, but if they want to gain leverage they need to close the strait of Hormuz.
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U.S. Defense official: "I can confirm that al-Udeid Air Base was attacked by short-range and medium-range ballistic missiles originating from Iran today. At this time, there are no reports of U.S. casualties. We are monitoring this situation closely and will provide more information as it becomes available"
- Barack Ravid, Axios
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🇺🇸🇮🇷'There is anxiety around US military bases about what will happen next': Iran is preparing to strike US military bases and embassies.
" The first and most obvious target will be US military bases in the Middle East. Washington maintains military bases with tens of thousands of troops in Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Qatar, Syria and the UAE. US embassies and diplomatic missions in these countries could come under attack. Tehran could attack them using missiles or its "proxies", be it the Houthis in Yemen or Shiite militias in Iraq.
The most serious threat is the Shiite group Hezbollah, which has a vast network of cells in many parts of the world."
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Beautiful morning FAB on the Ukrainian Armed Forces stronghold.
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Iran’s response in my view was purely symbolic. Highly coordinated with Gulf States and the US to minimize any damage.
Should add this is also the common view held by many regional experts.
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Energy prices have fallen in response to Iran not attacked energy facilities in the Gulf.
Still no evidence the straits have been closed.
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Bahrain CLOSES airspace
THIRD country to do so in region after Qatar and UAE
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Iran has begun bombing empty American bases in the region. The US most likely expected attacks in Syria, Iraq, and perhaps Bahrain, but Tehran seems to have opted to go after bases in Qatar and possibly the UAE instead.
This will of course have significant implications for Iran's relations with these GCC states - but also their relations with the US, mindful of their opposition to Trump's strikes and anger at him for disregarding their security and interests. And Tehran may also seek to show Trump that they are willing to strike back harder and further than he might have anticipated.
There is a scenario, similar to the 2020 strikes against Iraqi bases, in which both sides call it quits after one round of fire.
But I find that scenario unstable because of the Israeli element. Israel will continue to strike Iran and vice versa, and as long as that is the case, the Israelis will continue to put relentless pressure on Trump to join the war in various ways.
None of this would have happened had Trump rejected the first step that Israel pushed him to take - shifting his red line to "zero enrichment."
That misstep deliberately set up a cascade of events that predictably led to this current war.
Trump's only exit out of this is to discard the Israeli red line of zero-enrichment and return to the American red line of no weaponization.
- Trita Parsi, Quincy Institute
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Much like Georgia's attack against Russia happened shortly after Condoleezza Rice's visit to Tbilisi way back in 2008....nah purely a coincidence for sure.
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Food for thought: is it just a coincidence that Iran's attack happened shortly after the visit of Iranian officials to the Kremlin and a chat with Vladimir Putin?
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IRAN'S TOP SECURITY BODY SAYS ARMED FORCES USED THE SAME NUMBER OF BOMBS THAT THE U.S. HAD USED IN ATTACKING IRAN’S NUCLEAR FACILITIES - STATEMENT
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Likely an intercepted missile or interceptor
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Reports that three missiles fell directly on the US Al Udeid base in Qatar.
Given all the PAC-3 interceptors fired that would be a poor performance. Remember only 650 missiles are made for the entire world per year.
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Sirens reported in Bahrain and Kuwait.
Sirens sound in the KSA
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