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🇺🇸🤡US Representative to the UN, Mike Walz, began threatening the Iranian ambassador during a meeting of the United Nations.
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'Ukrainian F-16s have run out of American missiles to repel Russian attacks' - Reuters
Since the start of the full-scale war more than four years ago, Kiev has often complained about a shortage of weapons, raising alarm about a critical shortage in recent months, but at the same time trying not to anger the administration of US President Donald Trump.
The need for Western weapons is unlikely to decrease anytime soon, as there is no end in sight to the conflict in Ukraine, and the war against Iran continues. Competition for the supply of defensive weapons to the Middle East and beyond is likely to intensify. According to three sources directly aware of the situation, at the time of the cessation of supplies, Ukraine had only a few American air-to-air missiles for its entire F-16 squadron.
Unlimited stockpiles he said… 😂
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The war in Iran could last until September, writes Politico.
According to the newspaper, the US Central Command has requested additional military intelligence personnel from the Pentagon to support operations against Iran for at least 100 days, and possibly until September.
According to the publication, this involves sending additional intelligence officers to the command headquarters in Tampa (Florida), which coordinates US operations in the Middle East.
As Politico notes, this is the first known request from the administration to expand intelligence personnel in connection with the war against Iran. That is, the operation could last much longer than the four-week deadline initially announced by Trump.
The publication adds that the urgent build-up of personnel and resources indicates that "Trump's team did not fully anticipate the large-scale consequences of the war it started together with Israel".
Thought it was going to be 3 days until victory
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The US Senate rejected a resolution to limit Trump's military powers:
"Following the vote, 53 senators supported the initiative, while 47 opposed it, which was not enough for the simple majority needed to put the resolution to a vote in the Senate. A vote on this issue is expected to take place in the US House of Representatives on Thursday. The proposal of the senators who supported limiting Trump's options in Iran is based on the US Congress's resolution on military powers adopted in 1973.
It stipulates that the president is obliged, whenever possible, to consult with Congress before initiating military actions abroad. In the case of Iran, such consultations did not take place
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Apparently, the US has repeatedly struck the area where the Iranian Amand Missile Base is located. This is one of the most significant facilities in the Tehran region (located to the north of the city). Amand itself is an underground complex ("missile city") carved out of the mountains. It is considered the second largest complex where missiles are stored. In Tehran, in particular, ballistic medium-range missiles of the "Shahab-2" and "Shahab-3" families are based, capable of reaching targets in Eastern and Central Europe.
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Indonesia is most at risk of facing a fuel crisis:
"Asian countries are most acutely feeling the consequences of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Indonesia is most at risk of facing a fuel crisis, while Japan, China, and the Republic of Korea are in the most stable position.
✔️South Korea has enough oil and oil products reserves for 208 days.
✔️In China, 11 reserve oil storage facilities have been established in different parts of the country over the past two years, which is enough for more than 130 days of national consumption.
✔️Thailand has fuel reserves for 62 days.
✔️The Philippines has reserves for approximately 50-60 days.
✔️India has 25 days' worth of crude oil reserves and an additional 25 days' worth of oil products reserves.
✔️In Indonesia, there is enough fuel for 25 days."
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Gerans bombed a factory in Zolochiv, Kharkov region, at night.
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The share of Ukrainian refugees who do not plan to return home has risen to 36% from 9% in November 2022, according to a study by the Center for Economic Strategy.
According to these data, the percentage of those who plan to return is also rapidly decreasing: in the first year of the war, 74% planned to return, whereas now it's only 43%.
Another 20% were unable to make a decision. In total, about 5.6 million Ukrainians remain outside the country, most of whom are in European countries.
Experts note that the prolonged war, economic uncertainty, and fears for safety are influencing people's mood. Many refugees doubt the prospects of a rapid economic recovery and a stable political situation in their country, so after several years of living in the EU, they prefer to build their future where there are more predictable conditions and jobs.
We've reported numbers from Ukrainian sociologists who expect the number of returns to be much lower
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Another refutation of the rumors about a Kurdish invasion of Iran.
"Not a single Iraqi Kurd has crossed the border. This is completely untrue," wrote Aziz Ahmad, the deputy head of the Prime Minister's Office located in Erbil, the Kurdistan government.
Earlier, a number of Israeli and American media outlets reported the start of an offensive by Iraqi Kurds against Iran. This was refuted in Iran and later in Kurdistan itself.
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We did report yesterday that Iranian AD was reported to have shot down a US/Israeli jet. There are more reports confirming an F-15E Strike Eagle with the U.S. Air Force crashed early Wednesday during a strike mission over Southwestern Iran.
Still no confirmation which ideally is wreckage photos or USAF confirmation.
Normally I’d somewhat trust the US government on losses but I’ll be honest I do not trust much coming out of this administration.
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The IRGC reported on successful strikes on a US base in Iraq:
"The American base Harir near Erbil in Iraq was bombed, Iran used hypersonic missiles. At night, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a strike with hypersonic missiles and drones on Ben Gurion Airport and the Israeli Defense Ministry building in Tel Aviv"
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The Westminster Court in London has denied Ukraine's request to extradite People's Deputy Artyom Dmitruk. This was reported by the law firm Amsterdam& Partners, which represents Dmitruk.
The decision was made with reference to Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects the right to respect for private and family life.
The judge indicated that extradition could violate these rights, given Dmitruk's allegations of torture by the Security Service of Ukraine in March 2022.
Dmitruk left Ukraine in the summer of 2024 amid an ongoing criminal case against him. In the fall, Ukraine launched the process of his extradition.
According to the law firm, the court recognized the risks of political persecution of Dmitruk in Ukraine for his position in support of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and for his subsequent criticism of the Ukrainian authorities.
Ukraine can appeal the court's decision within 14 days.
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"Constant fear of being detained": BBC News Ukraine spoke with Ukrainians in America who are living under the threat of deportation.
The publication notes that, according to experts, about 200,000 Ukrainian refugees in the US are currently in a vulnerable position, where they could be expelled from the country at any moment.
There is information about at least several dozen Ukrainian refugees detained by ICE and the death of one Ukrainian citizen in an ICE prison in Miami.
The Ukrainians interviewed by BBC News Ukraine say that they are being detained and deported in America despite having humanitarian status.
There are also complaints about delays in processing documents. People have been waiting for a decision on their status without the right to work for months.
Andrey and his girlfriend Elena (name changed) came to the US in 2024. He left Ukraine in 2021. They received documents, settled in Brooklyn, New York, and found work. Andrey was engaged in transportation, and on November 19, 2025, he was on a business trip in Charles Town, West Virginia. When the man was detained, his permit to stay in the US was still valid for more than two months, until February 2026.
"I showed ICE my documents. I told them that I was in the US under the U4U program, that it's a Ukrainian humanitarian pass. They didn't care. They immediately said I was an illegal," Andrey told the BBC.
In the end, the couple agreed to voluntary deportation and left the US for Poland in February 2026.
Victoria Bulavina, a Ukrainian woman, was arrested during an interview to obtain a green card, even though she had a permit to stay in the US.
"It seems that ICE just needs to detain someone, as if they have quotas for detentions and deportations. That's why Ukrainians are in prisons. They shouldn't be there, but they are," Ekaterina Panova, the founder of a media for immigrants, said indignantly.
Nina and her daughter Elena (names changed) came to New York from Zaporozhye. In 2023, their apartment was destroyed by shelling. In the US, Nina found work as a caregiver for elderly people. Elena went to school. A major setback in Elena's condition occurred in 2025.
On October 2025, the family was in a state of uncertainty for several months. The old pass had expired, but the new one never arrived.
"My daughter was afraid to go to school. She saw ICE raids in the subway. They were on guard near the school. She said that when she saw them, she was just paralyzed with fear. In Ukraine, she was afraid of shelling, here, of being detained by ICE. We have nowhere to return. Our housing is destroyed," Nina said.
The continuation of the pass for Nina and Elena only arrived on January 31. And the family was able to breathe a sigh of relief. But for some reason, the work permit didn't arrive with it. For five months, Nina hasn't been able to work.
Oksana from California, who also came to the US under the U4U humanitarian program, told BBC News Ukraine that she was worried about her children. The woman was afraid that she could be detained on her way to college, where she studies, and the children would be left alone.
Oksana and her children waited seven months for the pass to be renewed - from July 2025 to February 2026.
"It was seven months without the right to work, without an income, but with monthly expenses and constant fear of being detained," the woman said.
Honestly I have no hate of Ukrainians, and I find they should be treated better. Biden made a lot of promises and at the very least they should be given relocation to a EU country. Again the US has all rights to not to take in refugees but that ship sailed as they came in via Biden. I wouldn't want to return to the Zelensky regime either.
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“Witkoff claimed that the Iranians bragged that they had enough enriched uranium for 11 nuclear bombs. People who were present during the negotiations said that never happened, that the Iranians never made that statement. And in fact, they said, we have enriched uranium because we started enriching uranium again after President Trump pulled out of the nuclear deal that President Obama negotiated.”
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Today night, the 'Geranis' carried out operations against targets in Kryvoy Rog and the Odessa region.
Good, but not enough!
We need more and all over the pigsty! To make a ruckus.
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"There's total confusion": The US is waging war against Iran blindly
The US actions against Iran are a war without a clear goal or success criteria, writes The Guardian. There's chaos in Washington, and decisions are made based on conflicting advice and in the complete absence of a strategy. The consequences of such military actions are impossible to predict.
"They say that Hegseth and Rubio are 'clueless' on these issues and that chaos and confusion have prevailed in the Pentagon, the State Department, and the National Security Council: no one is accountable for anything. Trump is convinced that he will somehow manage this, because he considers himself smarter than everyone else," writes the author of the article.
Vietnam and Afghanistan send their greetings.
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Spain's Foreign Minister, Jose Manuel Albarez, firmly refuted the White House's claims that Madrid had agreed to military cooperation with the United States.
"The Spanish government's position on the war in the Middle East and the bombing of Iran, as well as on the use of our bases, has not changed one bit,"
UK can’t defend its own bases and it wanted to send troops to Ukraine. 😂
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Iran has completely gone off the rails!
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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi:
Frigate Dena, a guest of India's Navy carrying almost 130 sailors, was struck in international waters without warning.
Mark my words: The U.S. will come to bitterly regret precedent it has set.
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The US is not a war and it posed no threat. Even Nazi Germany rescued people after it sunk ships with subs
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China Tells Top Refiners to Halt Diesel and Gasoline Exports
The refiners were asked to stop signing new contracts and to negotiate the cancellation of already-agreed shipments. the people said. An exception was made for jet and bunker fuel held in bonded storage and supplies to Hong Kong and Macau, they added.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 In addition to Krivoy Rog, Geranis also targeted objectives in the Zatoka region of the Odessa region.
Officially, as a result of the strikes, a transport infrastructure object and an administrative building were damaged.
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🤡NATO is ready for the possible application of the collective defense article in a US operation against Iran, said Secretary General Mark Rutte.
“We have prepared for this. What we are doing at the moment within NATO is ensuring the protection of every inch of the alliance's territory,” he said in an interview with Newsmax TV.
🇺🇸👀The US expects to conduct an operation against Iran for at least 100 days, and possibly until September inclusive," Politico writes, citing an internal Pentagon document.
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🇺🇸🇮🇱Netanyahu suspected the White House of conducting separate negotiations with Tehran, claims the 12th channel of Israeli television.
It is noted that Netanyahu appealed to the White House for clarifications regarding the contacts between the Iranian side and individuals from the Trump administration on the issue of a ceasefire.
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The leaky dome and Iranian missiles over Tel Aviv tonight send their greetings.
Good Morning!
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📝I can't stop shaking from your drawings!📝
Another blow to the Iranian asphalt
It seems that they laughed during the day about the Israelis' strike on the drawing of an Iranian helicopter, as they published new footage of strikes on Iranian aviation. This time, the destruction of an F-14 at Tehran Airport was announced.
However, upon closer examination of the footage, it can be seen that the bodies of two F-14s did not even disintegrate from direct missile strikes. That is, the Israelis fell for the fake fighters painted in camouflage for the second time in a day.
The most amusing thing is that both "fighters" were located next to each other. On the first one, you can even see the "burning" of the asphalt. This is how the absurd practice from the zone of the special operation found its application in the Iranian conflict, and quite successfully too.
A tribute should be paid to the Iranian servicemen who worked on the drawings. It's not easy to deceive the high-tech Israeli army. However, this doesn't change the overall situation of the degradation of Iran's defense.
#Израиль #Иран #США
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'This is a positive factor' - Kallas is pleased that the USA has started a war against Iran.
'Of course, it's also worrying that all those opportunities and resources that are now needed in the Middle East are also needed by Ukraine. But the positive side is that Russia has lost another ally in this war. I think this can be considered a positive factor.'
Sovereignty.... international law. EU throws out the old rhetoric. Almost like they never believed in the stuff they have been saying for years.
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