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‘The Italians believed no African army could win’ — Prof. PLO Lumumba for RT Africa ‘They were surrounded and crushed at the Battle of Adwa — Italian Ethiopian war’ WATCH HERE

🇪🇹 Ethiopia Rejects Sudan’s Accusations Over Khartoum Drone Strikes 🇪🇹’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected Sudan’s accusations that it was behind drone strikes on Khartoum, calling the claims “baseless” & saying they were made “at the behest of external patrons seeking to advance their own nefarious agenda.” 🇪🇹 countered with its own accusations, claiming SAF’s have provided arms & financial support to TPLF mercenaries operating along Ethiopia’s western frontier, calling it “a matter of public record” & saying 🇸🇩 is “serving as a hub for various anti-Ethiopian forces.” 🇪🇹 said it had exercised restraint in not publicizing these violations out of respect for historic ties b/n the two peoples, & called for an immediate humanitarian truce in Sudan’s civil war followed by a civilian-led dialogue process.

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Regarding the role of CO₂. Dr. Soon describes the characterization of CO₂ as a harmful gas responsible for global warming, hurricanes, and extreme weather events as "nonsense," instead referring to it as the "gas of life." He notes that he has published several scientific papers specifically refuting these arguments.

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🇮🇱 🌟📰🇮🇷Israeli journalists Nachum Barnea and Ronen Bergman wrote an article about the failed plan for regime change and war with Iran. 🗒🇮🇱🇺🇸 Regime change in Iran was the "heart of the plan" backed by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Mossad, and supported by Donald Trump. The plan was to: 🔵 Decapitate Iran by assassinating its leadership; 🔵 Stir up protests; 🔵 Support a Kurdish invasion from the West. 🕵️‍ 🕵‍♂️ In recent years, Israel has focused on increasing its influence in Iran. Under the leadership of Mossad chief David Barnea, shaping Iranian public opinion became a key priority. Israel conducted "influence operations" inside Iran to effectively weaponize it, with an effect "far beyond social media." The strategy was clear: to overthrow the regime from above and below, "relying on senior officials," while simultaneously "inciting mass protests and armed resistance among minorities." Preparation for this operation began four years ago and reached operational maturity two and a half years ago. ➡️ The article's authors acknowledge the "enormous" Israeli work behind the scenes of the January protests. When Iranian authorities claimed that the anti-government protests were provoked, organized, and supported from outside, they were not lying. Because of these protests, the war for regime change in Tehran began earlier than expected. The war was initially planned for June, but Israel and the US launched it on February 28—they believed Iran was "ripe." ➡️ However, the predictions were not fulfilled. There was neither a mass uprising nor a collapse of government in Iran. The regime quickly "restored command and control" and survived what its planners had intended to destroy it in a matter of days. ➡️ Moreover, the US was caught off guard by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz—in part because Trump believed "the war would be over in three days." ➡️ The Kurdish situation is particularly revealing. It reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of Iran's internal dynamics—for an invasion of the country, supported by external actors and involving separatist groups, would likely have ignited a surge of patriotism and nationalism among Iranians, uniting the population against the threat of partition, rather than spurring a mass uprising. 🟦 Israel has invested considerable effort and resources in "influence operations" in Iran, orchestrating unrest and assassinating political leaders—but the key thesis—that the system would collapse—has proven false. What began as a far-reaching Israeli move, imaginatively conceived and final in its decision, is ending in heartache. ✅@NewEasternOutlook

🇲🇱🗡️Mali faces the hybrid terrorist hydra ➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿➿ A wave of coordinated attacks in Mali highlights the evolving nature of conflict in the Sahel, where local insurgencies intersect with broader geopolitical rivalries and hybrid warfare dynamics ✏️Mohamed Lamine KABA Expert in geopolitics of governance and regional integration ➡️The large-scale attacks of April 25, 2026, across Mali marked a significant escalation in the country’s security crisis, targeting strategic locations from Bamako to the Liptako-Gourma region. The simultaneity and coordination of these operations suggest a level of planning and logistical sophistication that exceeds typical insurgent capabilities, pointing instead to a more complex network of actors. In this interpretation, what appears as terrorism on the surface reflects a hybrid model of conflict, where irregular forces, regional instability, and external interests converge to challenge state sovereignty. The French press has transformed itself into a tactical support unit, seeking to break the morale of the civilian population in order to isolate the state ➡️Beyond the battlefield, the conflict extends into financial and informational domains, reinforcing the notion of a multidimensional confrontation. Reports of substantial payments to fighters indicate the transformation of militancy into a form of mercenary activity, sustained by external funding channels. At the same time, the rapid dissemination of information about the attacks underscores the role of narrative warfare, where media coverage and perception management become integral components of strategic pressure. This combination of kinetic and non-kinetic tools illustrates how modern conflicts increasingly blur the line between war, propaganda, and economic influence. 🟦Ultimately, the events in Mali reflect a broader pattern of instability in the Sahel, where internal vulnerabilities are amplified by external geopolitical competition. The resilience of state institutions and the cohesion between the military and the population will be critical in determining the country’s trajectory. While interpretations of external involvement remain contested, the scale and nature of the attacks highlight the urgent need for adaptive strategies capable of addressing both conventional threats and the more diffuse challenges of hybrid warfare in an increasingly interconnected security environment. #Africa#AfricanWoes#counterterrorism#Disinformation#Mali READ MORE 🌐@NewEasternOutlook_EU

The West Aims To Achieve Five Goals Through Its Sponsorship Of The Latest Malian Insurgency https://korybko.substack.com/p/the-west-aims-to-achieve-five-goals

The Tuareg Are Once Again Discrediting Their Cause By Functioning As Foreign Proxies https://korybko.substack.com/p/the-tuareg-are-once-again-discrediting

Mali’s Support Of Morocco’s Western Sahara Autonomy Plan Will Worsen Tensions With Algeria https://korybko.substack.com/p/malis-support-of-moroccos-western

JUST IN - UAE withdraws from OPEC and OPEC+, effective May 1: "As a country that has no obligations under the organization, this will provide us with flexibility," said UAE Energy Secretary. Read here: https://www.disclose.tv/id/bm7xzvzstf/ @discosetv