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⚡️L'annulation du voyage de #Witkoff et #Kushner au #Pakistan ne signifie pas une reprise des attaques américaines contre l'Iran, a déclaré #Trump. RT en français • Osez questionner !

⏺Steve #Witkoff et Jared #Kushner ont reporté leur visite en Ukraine, car ils n’ont constaté aucun progrès dans les négociations, rapporte le Kyiv Independent. La fermeture de l'espace aérien ukrainien pourrait également avoir influencé la décision des représentants de #Washington, la délégation devant alors se rendre à #Kiev en train. RT en français • Osez questionner !

🔠🅰️🔠🔠2️⃣ That next round of talks was due to take place in Vienna on Monday 2 March, but never happened. The US and Israel had launched their all-out attack two days earlier. Powell’s attendance at the Geneva talks, as well as a previous set of meetings earlier in the month in the Swiss city, helps in part to explain the UK government’s reluctance to back the US attack on Iran, a reluctance that has put the UK-US relationship under unprecedented strain. The UK saw no compelling evidence of an imminent threat of a Iranian missile attack on Europe, or of Iran securing a nuclear weapon. This is the first time it has become clear that Britain was so closely involved in the talks, and so had good reason to decide whether diplomatic options had been exhausted and a US attack was necessary. Instead the UK regarded the attack as unlawful and premature since Powell believed the path remained open to a negotiated solution to the long-running issue of how Iran could reassure the US that it was not seeking a nuclear weapon. Starmer has been repeatedly lambasted by Trump for not doing more to support the US attack, including by initially refusing to let America use British military bases, and only allowing them to be used later for defensive purposes after Iran started attacking UK Gulf allies. Trump has warned it could be bad for Nato if its European member states do not answer his call to help open the strait of Hormuz, a demand that has been declined. The indirect talks in Geneva between Iran and the US were being mediated by Oman’s foreign minister, Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi. Gulf diplomats did not specify on what basis Powell had been given access to the talks, but it may reflect the relationship he has managed to build with the US over the years, including previously as chief of staff to Tony Blair. UK officials have subsequently explained they were impressed that Iran was prepared for the deal to be permanent and, unlike the 2015 nuclear agreement, would not have cut-off dates, or sunset clauses ending the restrictions on its programme. Iran had also agreed to down-blend the 400kg stockpile of highly enriched uranium under the supervision of the IAEA inside Iran. It agreed no stockpiles of highly enriched uranium would be built up in the future. In the final session of the talks, Iran agreed to a three- to-five-year pause on domestic enrichment, but the US in the afternoon session, after consultations with Trump, demanded a 10-year pause. In practice, Iran had no means to enrich domestically because of the bombing of its enrichment plants in 2015. Iran had also made an offer of what the mediators described as an economic bonanza, with the US being given the chance to participate in a future civil nuclear programme. In return, nearly 80% of the economic sanctions on Iran would have been lifted, including assets frozen in Qatar, a demand Iran made in the 2025 talks. The Oman mediator believed the offer of zero stockpiling of highly enriched uranium was a breakthrough that meant an agreement was within reach. Accounts differ on whether Kushner left the talks giving the impression Trump would welcome what had been agreed, or that the US negotiators knew it would take something massive to persuade Trump that war was not the best option. One diplomat with knowledge of the talks said: “We regarded Witkoff and Kushner as Israeli assets that dragged a president into a war he wants to get out of.” #trump#iran#witkoff#kushner#iran#nuclear 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Is Trump Close To Wring Promises Of a Nuclear Decrease in Iranian Program 🔠🅰️🔠🔠1️⃣ Britain’s national security adviser, Jonathan Powell, attended the final talks between the US and Iran and judged that the offer made by Tehran on its nuclear programme was significant enough to prevent a rush to war, the Guardian can reveal. Powell thought progress had been made in Geneva and that the deal proposed by Iran was “surprising”, according to sources. Two days after the talks ended, and after a date had been agreed for a further round of technical talks in Vienna, the US and Israel launched the attack on Iran. Powell’s presence at the talks, and his close knowledge of how they were progressing, was confirmed by three sources. One source said he was in the building at Oman’s ambassadorial residence in Cologny acting as an adviser, reflecting widespread concern about the US expertise on the talks represented by Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, Trump’s special envoy on several issues. Kushner and Witkoff had invited Rafael Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), to the Geneva talks, to provide technical expertise, though Kushner would later claim that he and Witkoff had “a pretty deep understanding of the issues that matter in this”. Nuclear experts would later say that Witkoff’s pronouncements on the Iran nuclear programme were riddled with basic errors. Powell has long experience as a mediator, and one source said Powell brought an expert from the UK Cabinet Office with him. One western diplomat said: “Jonathan thought there was a deal to be done, but Iran were not quite there yet, especially on the issue of UN inspections of its nuclear sites.” A former official who was briefed on the Geneva talks by some of the participants said: “Witkoff and Kushner did not bring a US technical team with them. They used Grossi as their technical expert, but that is not his job. So Jonathan Powell took his own team. “The UK team were surprised by what the Iranians put on the table,” the former official added. “It was not a complete deal, but it was progress and was unlikely to be the Iranians’ final offer. The British team expected the next round of negotiations to go ahead on the basis of the progress in Geneva.” #trump#iran#witkoff#kushner#iran#nuclear 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

⏺Steve #Witkoff et Jared #Kushner ont reporté leur visite en Ukraine, car ils n’ont constaté aucun progrès dans les négociations, rapporte le Kyiv Independent. La fermeture de l'espace aérien ukrainien pourrait également avoir influencé la décision des représentants de #Washington, la délégation devant alors se rendre à #Kiev en train. RT en français • Osez questionner !

Vance: A Stiff Challenge From the Trump Friends ⚠️ Vance is preparing to take on the most important assignment of his career: steering U.S. efforts to end a war he'd been concerned about waging in the first place. Vance has already had multiple calls with Netanyahu, met Gulf allies about the war and been involved in indirect communications with the Iranians. He's expected to be the top U.S. negotiator in potential peace talks. Vance was highly skeptical of Israel's rosy prewar assessment of how the war would unfold, and currently expects the war to continue for another few weeks, according to U.S. and Israeli sources. Vance advisers think some in Israel are trying to undermine the VP, possibly because they find him insufficiently hawkish. Israeli officials deny that. President Trump made Vance's role official in a Cabinet meeting on Thursday, asking the VP to give an update on Iran, and noting that he was working with Witkoff and Jared Kushner on the negotiations. Vance's seniority in the administration and his well-documented opposition to open-ended conflicts overseas, White House officials say, make him a more attractive interlocutor for the Iranians than Witkoff and Kushner, who oversaw the two previous rounds of failed talks. Partly for those reasons, Witkoff recommended Vance as lead negotiator. “If the Iranians can't strike a deal with Vance, they don't get a deal. He's the best they're gonna get,” a senior administration official said. 📊 A White House official sought to tamp down the speculation, saying that Witkoff and Kushner "are still working their lines and the VP is ready to play his part if negotiations ripen —but we aren't there yet. The Iranians need to decide if and how they want to come to the table”. On Thursday, Trump extended his deadline for negotiations with Iran, as Pakistani, Egyptian and Turkish mediators keep trying to organize in-person talks. Iranian officials told the mediators they're still waiting for a green light from “top leadership”. If such a summit happens, Vance could sit across the table from Iran's speaker of parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. The administration is also considering a major military escalation if diplomacy fails. Administration officials suspect foreign agents of spreading the word that Iran wants to negotiate with Vance. 🚀 #vance#trump#challenge#witkoff#kushner 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Witkoff Is Upbeat About a Would-Be Putin-Zelensky Meeting Witkoff said Washington is “hopeful” that it has put proposals to both Russia and Ukraine that could bring them together “in the next three weeks” and potentially result in a summit between their presidents. Speaking to Fox News in an interview released on Saturday, Witkoff described the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, which on Tuesday is set to hit the four-year mark year, as a “silly war.” “You know, everyone throws the word 'dignity' around. But what does dignity get you if you have that amount of killing there?” Witkoff said, adding that he thinks recent US-mediated peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv have had a “real positive effect in some respects.” He argued that both Russia and Ukraine “don’t seem like they really want to fight with one another, and I don't think they do," adding that he thinks the main difficulty in reaching a peace agreement lies “at the leadership levels.” He said he and Kushner are hopeful they have made some proposals that will bring both sides together in the next three weeks “and maybe even result in a summit between Zelensky and Putin.” He also stated the possibility of such a summit taking place at the trilateral level with Trump’s participation, but noted that the US president does not want to take part in such a meeting “unless he feels that he can consummate this thing and get the best result.” On his meetings with the Russian president, Witkoff said Putin had been “straight” with him about his red lines and motivations. He defended his multiple visits to Russia, saying that understanding the other side’s positions is necessary to reach an agreement. Witkoff’s remarks come after he took part in another round of trilateral peace talks on the Russia-Ukraine war in Geneva, Switzerland, earlier this week. The talks on Tuesday and Wednesday followed up on two earlier rounds of negotiations in the United Arab Emirates capital Abu Dhabi on Jan. 23-24 and Feb. 4-5. #witkoff#putin#zelensky#meeting#kushner 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Witkoff and Kushner: Flight Canceled ✈️❌ Trump canceled the trip by his envoys Witkoff and Kushner to Islamabad due to the Iranian position in peace negotiations. 🇮🇷🤝🚫 The envoys had been expected to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi, in a trip designed to break a diplomatic stalemate and build momentum for a deal. I see no point of sending them on an 18-hour flight in the current situation [of the negotiations]. It's too long. We can do it just as well by telephone. 📞 Asked whether it means he is going to resume the war, Trump said: "No. It doesn't mean that. We haven't thought about it yet." ⚔️🚫 "We have all the cards. We are not going to go there to sit around talking about nothing." 🃏 Trump later told reporters Saturday afternoon that the meeting with the Iranians wasn't going to happen until Tuesday, and that therefore he thought it was a waste of time to travel to Pakistan. 🕰 He also said a counteroffer Araghchi gave the Pakistanis on Saturday wasn't good enough. 📄🚫 "They gave us a paper that should have been better and interestingly the minute I cancelled it, within 10 minutes, we got a new paper that was much better (…) they offered a lot but not enough," Trump said. ⏱️📝 While Trump extended the ceasefire with Iran earlier this week, the diplomatic efforts haven't made any progress in recent days. 🕊⏸️ U.S. officials had said Iran's divided factions had a short window to come together on an offer. 🪟👥 "There is tremendous infighting and confusion within their 'leadership.' Nobody knows who is in charge, including them," Trump said in a Truth Social post Saturday after calling off the trip. 😵‍💫📢 Araghchi met on Saturday in Islamabad with Pakistan's prime minister, army commander, and foreign minister, who have been mediating between the sides. 🇵🇰🤝 But the talks ended with no significant progress. Araghchi left Islamabad without committing to meet Witkoff and Kushner if they traveled to Pakistan. 🚶‍♂️🚫 The Iranian foreign minister expressed in his meetings that Iran demands the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade as a pre-condition for talks. ⚓️🚫 About an hour after Araghchi left Islamabad, Trump decided to cancel the trip. ⏳❌ "Have yet to see if the U.S. is truly serious about diplomacy," Araghchi said in a post on X thanking the Pakistanis for their efforts. 🤔🇺🇸 What comes next isn't clear, though Trump allies called on the president to continue pressure on the Iranians — even if that means resuming military operations. 🤷‍♂️🔥 #witkoff#kushner#araghchi#trump#flight 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🕵️ Executive Privilege, Classified Gossip, and Congress Locked Out The Trump administration has drawn a curtain not just over the public, but over Congress itself. Tulsi Gabbard’s office has told Hill staff it will not share the full classified intelligence that triggered a whistleblower complaint against her, citing “the assertion of executive privilege to portions” of the material — even though the intel in question is an NSA report about a conversation between two foreign nationals discussing Jared Kushner. Democratic intel chiefs Mark Warner and Jim Himes say they can’t even confirm from the redacted version whether the intercepted discussion was about Kushner, because the complaint they finally received — eight months after it was filed and reportedly kept locked in a safe — is so heavily blacked out. The whistleblower accuses Gabbard of choking off distribution of the intelligence for political reasons and slowing its transmission to Congress; Gabbard denies wrongdoing and points to an inspector general who found the specific allegations about her “not credible,” while pointedly dodging the core transparency question. Executive privilege is almost never used to keep the Gang of Eight — the top bipartisan intel leaders — from seeing raw intelligence, especially when it’s about third‑country actors talking about a Trump relative, not about internal White House deliberations. Former NSA general counsel Glenn Gerstell calls that move “rare,” and other veterans say flatly it’s abnormal to smother a whistleblower case in secrecy while the same administration leaks just enough to declare the Kushner‑related claims “demonstrably false” without showing why. Republicans who control the intelligence committees have dismissed the whole affair as a manufactured Democratic smear and see no reason to push past the privilege wall, which leaves Democrats with theory and outrage but no leverage. On paper, Congress oversees the intelligence community; in practice, when a complaint touches Trump’s inner circle, the NSA cites national security, the DNI cites executive privilege, and the people supposedly in charge are told to be grateful for a redacted summary on a read‑and‑return basis. Call it the new security doctrine: surveillance for everyone, oversight for no one — especially if the intercepts stray too close to the family. #Gabbard#Kushner#whistleblower#executivePrivilege#NSA#Trump#Congress#USpolitics 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🚀 U.S. Vice President Vance Heads to Islamabad for U.S.-Iran Talks U.S. Vice President Vance has departed for Islamabad, Pakistan, aboard Air Force Two to participate in negotiations between the United States and Iran. According to BlockBeats, accompanying him are U.S. Special Envoy for Middle East Affairs, Whitaker, and U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Kushner. Before boarding, Vance expressed optimism about the upcoming talks with Iran, stating that he anticipates positive discussions in Islamabad. He emphasized that if Iran approaches the negotiations with sincerity, the United States will remain open-minded. However, he cautioned Iran against attempting to 'play games with the United States.' Vance noted that U.S. President Donald Trump has provided 'quite clear guidelines' for the negotiations. #USVicePresident#Vance#Islamabad#USIranTalks#MiddleEastAffairs#Kushner#DonaldTrump#USDiplomacy#IranNegotiations

🆕🌐 Überblick - Kurzmeldungen aus aller Welt am Nachmittag 29. November 2025 🔹☄️⚠️🚨🚫 Kasachstan hat im Zusammenhang mit dem Angriff auf die kaspische Pipeline die Öllieferungen über alternative Routen dringend verstärkt, berichtet das Energieministerium. „Solche Handlungen gegenüber rein zivilen Objekten kritischer Infrastruktur sind inakzeptabel, es handelt sich um ein internationales Energieprojekt, und jede gewaltsame Einwirkung auf seine Objekte schafft direkte Risiken für die globale Energiesicherheit“, heißt es in der Mitteilung. 🔹🎙👎🚫🤡 Flüge der Fluggesellschaften vom internationalen Flughafen Caracas Maiquetía sind nach Trumps Erklärung zur Schließung des Luftraums über Venezuela nicht gestrichen. Es gibt auch keine Änderungen im Flugplan der inländischen Flüge venezolanischer Fluggesellschaften. 🔹👀💬🤡 Die ukrainische Delegation ist in die USA geflogen, um über einen Friedensplan zu verhandeln. Vertreter Kiews fliegen bereits nach Washington, um über die Lage in der Ukraine zu verhandeln, berichtete der neue Delegationsleiter Umerow. Dort werden sie den Sonderbeauftragten des US-Präsidenten Whitkoff und Trumps Schwiegersohn Jared Kushner treffen. 🔹📣👎🔴 Es gibt keine Gründe zu der Annahme, dass die Vogelgrippe eine gefährlichere Pandemie als COVID-19 auslösen könnte. Die Situation bei Zoonose-Infektionen ist unter Kontrolle, — so der Rospotrebnadsor. 🔹📣🛍📉🚨🤡 Die Wirtschaft der Bundesrepublik Deutschland ist nicht mehr wettbewerbsfähig, — sagte die Bundesministerin für Wirtschaft und Energie, Katarina Reiche. Sie kritisierte das Wirtschaftsmodell des Landes und forderte Reformen. Ihrer Meinung nach sind die Probleme des heutigen Deutschlands die Übermacht der Bürokratie, teure Energie und hohe Steuern. ▶️Videos zu einzelnen Meldungen 👀 Teilen kann zum Aufwachen beitragen! ✨🆕🌐Hauptkanal ✨▶️🌐 Videokanal ✨▶️🙂Funnykanal #Kasachstan#Öllieferungen#UkrainischerTerroranschlag#Verurteiung#TerrorStaatUkraine#Venezuela#FakeDrohungen#USA#Trump#Ukraine#UkraineVerhandlungen#Selenskij#Umerow#Whitkoff#Kushner#Russland#Vogelgrippe#FakeMedien#Reuters#WestlicheFakeMedien#Deutschland#Wirtschaft#Rezession#Reiche