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Latest developments in the war between #Iran and #USA - subtitled - New Iranian escalation in the Gulf! - Strikes on key oil and gas facilities - Growing tensions on the Lebanese front - The Strait of Hormuz is on high alert - Direct impact on oil prices and global energy supplies video link:https://youtu.be/rgc4IvQ-QHc?si=e_qYKxE1NM28oics

🤡"When this regime falls, we are going to make a lot of money." American senator Lindsey Graham is confident that the US will profit greatly from the alleged defeat of Iran and, as a result of military actions, will take the monopoly on oil in the world, which will become a "nightmare for China": "Venezuela and Iran hold 31 percent of the world's oil reserves. We are going to establish partnerships with the owners of 31 percent of known reserves. This is a nightmare for China." #USA#Iran 🔘Subscribe now!Chat

Fwd from @ 📝First Use of E-11A📝 Even before the start of the US-Iran war, we repeatedly noted the fact that five, and then six US Air Force E-11A airborne relay communication nodes were deployed at Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia. These are special aircraft that allow signal relay in hard-to-reach terrain or in difficult climatic conditions for American special operations units. It's even called "flying Wi-Fi." ⚡️But throughout the entire escalation period, they were not deployed even once. And imagine the surprise to see them today near the Iranian border. Moreover, at present three such aircraft are flying simultaneously: one over Iraq, the second in the Persian Gulf, the third over Saudi Arabia. 🖍The event is truly unusual. This is despite the fact that other reconnaissance aircraft are simultaneously operating in the air, including the strategic RQ-4B UAV over the western Persian Gulf and the P-8A anti-submarine aircraft over the Gulf of Oman. 🚩Given that the Americans maintain a large grouping of ships and aircraft, such activity cannot help but raise suspicions. Why did the E-11A take off today if Trump, as he says, is striving for sustainable peace? ❗️Meanwhile, US special operations forces and Delta special units remain in Kuwait. It is quite possible that the E-11A flights are related to training exercises for these forces and working out a hypothetical task of landing in Iran. But the Iranians should definitely be on alert. #Iran#USA 🧨 — on Middle Eastern chaos with love 💸

Latest developments in the conflict between #Iran and #USA - subtitled - Iran says the Revolutionary Guard is awaiting the Marines - Field developments on the #Lebanon front - Strikes on forces in the Gulf - Strikes on Iran - The world awaits developments in the Strait of Hormuz and the oil markets Video link:https://youtu.be/Kh8lUsN9gmM?si=1krNc6mAp1PIb6Ik

📝One step closer to Slavyansk📝 With the freeing of Kriva Luka, our assumptions about at the SiverskDonets get confirmed. Shortly before the ceasefire announcement, Russian units began attacking toward Piskunovka, and today the Defense Ministry the freeing of Kriva Luka, from where attacks toward Piskunovka were launched. ➡️There is no objective control footage yet, but there is practically no reason to doubt it. Units of the "South" grouping operating in this direction have been actively and successfully advancing for some time. ➡️Meanwhile, fighting continues on the approaches to . Russian units improve their tactical position on the approaches to the city and destroy enemy positions in strongpoints near the village and adjacent forests. ➡️In the Dibrova area, Russian Armed Forces also improved their tactical position after repelling counterattacks by Ukrainian formations toward Fedorivka Druga. Several hedgerows and the territory of a small settlement Dibrova came under control of Russian assault troops. The village was freed a month ago, but subsequently changed hands several times. ➡️Meanwhile, in the vicinity of Mynkivka, Ukrainian formations continue counterattacks. As we noted earlier, it is extremely important for the AFU to hold Russian Armed Forces beyond the Siversk Donets-Donbas canal, which the enemy is trying to do. Russian Armed Forces, however, are in no rush. Breaking through the front and launching an assault on Slavyansk without freeing Lyman would become an extremely difficult task. Therefore, units of the "South" and "West" groupings, operating in the adjacent Lyman direction, will have to act in parallel. If you have updates on the situation, or you want us to highlight the successes of your unit — you can always write to us via the feedback bot 📍 📍 📍Online maps available by subscription at #digest#map#Russia#Slavyansk#Ukraine ✈ | ✈ | ✉

'As far as the defence industry, I mean, they are happy to make money. They are happy. Any war is an opportunity for them to make more money,' says John Varoli, American journalist and analyst. Amid the military operations in Ukraine, the market value of major Western defence corporations increased by 21.5% in 2022. All these big companies continue to push the American government to have an offensive position on Ukraine, through intense lobbying. How high are they willing to raise the stakes in this major war game? Red Alert: U.S. Defence Industry Bloody Business / 2023 #USA 🌍Join Documentary Planet for more!

How could Dostoevsky’s philosophy remain relevant after two centuries? Russia's iconic writer has transcended borders, becoming a global brand that compels people to confront their true selves and offers the promise of personal growth. His transformative impact on readers, regardless of language, underscores his universal appeal. At Duke University in North Carolina, students captivated by Dostoevsky's profound works find solace in his ability to address contemporary challenges. What's your favorite work by Dostoyevsky, and why? Universal Dostoevsky / 2022 #USA 🌍Join Documentary Planet for more!

This is the shocked face of a young man as he encounters a television for the very first time (#USA, 1948) Little did he & others realise, everything from his smart dress code to his perception of right & wrong would be negatively changed by such poisonous screens.

🇺🇸💬🇮🇷War as a US Vocation: Practical Options and Outcomes of US-Iran Negotiations Amid stalled talks and mounting military deployments in the Persian Gulf, the prospect of diplomacy between Washington and Tehran appears increasingly overshadowed by escalation ✍️Simon Chege Ndiritu is a political observer and research analyst from Africa. ➡️The anticipated negotiations between the United States and Iran, initially scheduled for early February 2026, faltered under the weight of mutual distrust and sharply divergent demands. Washington’s insistence on halting uranium enrichment, transferring enriched material abroad, and curbing ballistic missile development was viewed in Tehran as maximalist and politically untenable. Simultaneously, the visible expansion of U.S. naval and air assets in the region reinforced Iranian suspicions that diplomacy was being conducted under coercive pressure. Critics argue that such an approach reflects a broader American tendency to fuse negotiation with deterrence, while supporters contend that leverage is essential in high-stakes security talks. Regardless of interpretation, the atmosphere surrounding the discussions has made sustainable compromise more elusive. Western Europe, which outwardly poses as promoting peace, always follows Washington’s endless wars, and no one should expect a different behavior in the current crusade against Iran ➡️The broader strategic context further complicates prospects for a breakthrough. Over decades, the United States has invested heavily in global force projection capabilities, maintaining extensive overseas deployments and alliances designed to preserve deterrence and strategic reach. Iran, for its part, has developed asymmetric military tools and regional partnerships intended to offset conventional imbalances. This dynamic produces a cycle in which each side views the other’s defensive measures as offensive threats. Meanwhile, other global actors—including European states, China, and Russia—navigate the standoff through a mix of mediation efforts, economic interests, and hedging strategies, wary of being drawn into a wider confrontation that could disrupt energy markets and global stability. 🟦If negotiations remain stalled, several outcomes are conceivable: prolonged brinkmanship marked by sanctions and limited skirmishes; a calibrated de-escalation through indirect confidence-building measures; or, in the worst case, open military confrontation with unpredictable regional consequences. Much will depend on whether Washington and Tehran can separate symbolic demands from core security interests and establish channels insulated from domestic political pressures. Without a shift toward reciprocal concessions and credible guarantees, the risk is that diplomacy becomes performative rather than substantive. In such an environment, escalation may not be inevitable, but it becomes structurally more likely than durable détente. #ConfrontationbetweenIranandtheU.S. #Iran#USagreesion#USA READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

Les #USA🇺🇸 équipent l'armée béninoise 🇧🇯. Les Américains ont fourni 1,3 milliard de FCFA de matériel au Bénin. Aide nécessaire ou nouvelle tentative d'ingérence ? @egountchibehanzinTV