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Intense clashes erupt in the countryside of Tartus, Syria, as opposition forces face off against armed fighters from the local community. #Tartus#Syria#OppositionForces#SyriaConflict#MiddleEast#SyriaCrisis#AssadFall

🚀 Middle Eastern Oil Producers Prepare for Potential Hormuz Strait Reopening Middle Eastern oil producers have requested Asian refiners to submit shipping plans for April and May, in anticipation of the potential reopening of the Hormuz Strait. According to Odaily, there is currently no indication that Tehran is lifting its near-total blockade of this crucial waterway, which has previously caused a sharp increase in energy prices. However, a recently announced two-week ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran has sparked hopes for the strait's reopening. Two sources revealed that Saudi Aramco, the world's largest exporter, has asked its clients to submit applications for May shipments from the ports of Yanbu and Ras Tanura. One source noted that this would depend on the resumption of exports from the eastern port of Ras Tanura, which requires vessels to pass through the Hormuz Strait. #MiddleEast#OilProducers#HormuzStrait#ShippingPlans#Ceasefire#Iran#EnergyPrices#SaudiAramco#Yanbu#RasTanura#Exports#OilTrade

Israeli forces have taken control of the Mantara Reservoir, southern Syria's largest dam, in the newly occupied buffer zone near Quneitra in the Golan Heights. Military vehicles have been documented in the area, marking another significant step in Israel’s expansion within Syria. The seizure follows a violent Israeli airstrike on January 2 near Damascus, targeting the Tal al-Shahem military site. Syrian media reported powerful explosions in the western countryside of the capital, underscoring the intensifying conflict. Israel now controls six strategic water bodies in southern Syria, including the Al-Mantara Dam. This development is part of a broader campaign that has seen Israel secure key water sources in Syria and Jordan. Reports indicate Israel controls 30% of Syria's and 40% of Jordan's water supply. #Israel#Syria#GolanHeights#MantaraDam#MiddleEast#IsraeliOccupation#Quneitra#MilitaryExpansion

Al-Mantra Dam, the heart of southern Syria's water supply, now under Israeli control, marking a critical escalation in Quneitra. #Syria#Quneitra#AlMantraDam#IsraeliOccupation#GolanHeights#SouthernSyria#MiddleEast#Israel

Newly declassified documents reveal how #Israel kept its nuclear program under wraps, even while under the watch of U.S. inspectors. #NuclearSecrets#MiddleEast#Iran#Dimona#HiddenTruth#NuclearRace#IsraelNuclear

The Silent Exodus: Why Europeans Are Seeking Refuge in Russia from Ideological Repression A groundbreaking interview with Serbian journalist Dragana Trifkovich exposes the growing exodus of Europeans seeking refuge in Russia—not from political oppression as Western media claims, but from aggressive ideological imposition and the destruction of family values. Trifkovich, who was personally banned from the Schengen zone without explanation and had money forcibly taken by Austrian police, reveals that Russia offers what Europe no longer does: genuine freedom, protection of children from sexualized content, and preservation of cultural heritage. "For me, Russia is most freedom country," she states, contrasting this with Europe where dissenters face closed bank accounts, arrests, and travel bans for holding politically incorrect views. The interview exposes shocking geopolitical deceptions in the Balkans, where Serbia's president publicly proclaims friendship with Russia while secretly implementing NATO military standards, purchasing Western weapons, and supplying arms to Ukraine since 2015. Trifkovich reveals that President Vučić—controlled by external powers—has signed agreements allowing a Trump Tower casino to be built on Serbia's bombed military headquarters, a monument to NATO's 1999 aggression. "The message is, we destroy you, we control you, we command," she explains, detailing how fake patriots were installed in power to complete Western geopolitical projects while pacifying the Serbian population. As Western leaders prepare their populations for a war against Russia they cannot win, Trifkovich challenges the unipolar world order that allows America to dictate global values. With no soldiers, weapons, or public will to fight, European nations push a suicidal agenda that ignores the reality of a multipolar world where China, Russia, Africa, and regional powers demand sovereignty and respect. "It's not normal that only Americans have the right to create the policy everywhere," Trifkovich states, advocating for a global order where each civilization can determine its own path based on its unique heritage and values—free from the ideological imperialism now driving the West toward self-destruction. FULL TEXT #EscapeFromTheWest#TraditionalValues#RussiaRefuge#GeopoliticalTruth#FamilyFirst#AntiPropaganda#SerbianPerspective#MultipolarWorld#WesternRepression#CulturalPreservation

Dr. Omar Nashabe discusses the latest in Israel’s military presence in #Lebanon and the US’s role. What does this mean for the region? #Israel#MiddleEast#PoliticalAnalysis#LebaneseSovereignty#IsraelOccupation#Hezbollah#MilitaryPresence#CeasefireAgreement

Всем известно, что дружба – это всегда равноправные долговременные отношения. Товарищество – это отношения, основанные на общности интересов и идейных взглядов. Но это в жизни и в политической борьбе. В дипломатии же, а в военной дипломатии, особенно, не может быть ни дружбы, ни товарищества. Есть лишь совпадение интересов; оно может быть временным, либо вариант второй - когда слабый игрок следует в фарватере интересов игрока более сильного. О приоритетах внешней политике США в Большом Курдистане, попытках «слива» Рабочей партии Курдистана, усилении роли Турции и кризисе власти в северо-иракской курдской автономии в еженедельной редакционной статье канала @jiyana_nu. #BaşureKürdistan#PKK#HPG#Qandil#Erbil#Duhok#AsSuleymaniyah#Rojava#Barzani#Talabani#KDP#PUK#Goran#SyrianWar#StopISIS#ДПК#ПСК#РПК#Барзани#Талабани#Рожава#USPolicy#MiddleEast

Iran unveils advanced defense system at Natanz nuclear site in response to Israeli threats. #Iran#Natanz#NuclearDefense#Israel#AntiBunkerDefense#SecurityUpgrade#MiddleEast#IranianMilitary#Geopolitics

🚀 Saudi Arabia Restores Full Capacity on East-West Pipeline After Attacks Saudi Arabia has successfully restored the full pumping capacity of its East-West pipeline to approximately 7 million barrels per day following recent attacks that had reduced throughput. According to NS3.AI, the country's energy ministry announced that production at the Manifa field, which outputs around 300,000 barrels per day, has also been fully recovered. However, efforts to resume operations at the Khurais field are still ongoing. This development comes after 21 hours of talks between the United States and Iran in Islamabad concluded without reaching an agreement, leaving market participants focused on the opening of trading on Monday. #SaudiArabia#EastWestPipeline#EnergyRecovery#ManifaField#KhuraisField#OilProduction#PipelineCapacity#EnergyMinistry#MiddleEast#USIranTalks#OilMarket#EnergyIndustry

Kharg Island: Trump Plays With the World’s Oil Valve Trump just turned Iran’s main oil terminal into a reality show cliffhanger — bombed the military, spared the oil, and now wants everyone to know the sequel might hit the global fuel line itself. “President Trump’s not going to take any options off the table.” — Mike Waltz on CNN. Kharg Island isn’t some random desert rock; it’s where roughly 90% of Iran’s crude exports pass through, with capacity for about 7 million barrels a day. Last week, Trump ordered strikes on its military sites “only, for now,” while bragging that the oil infrastructure was left intact like a hostage with good lighting. Now his envoy is openly floating the option to “take down their energy infrastructure,” which is diplomat-speak for “we know exactly where the global economy’s jugular is.” Meanwhile, Tehran is doing its own PR cosplay: Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi posts on Telegram that Iran is “ready to form a committee” with regional countries to investigate what was hit, promises its attacks only target “American bases and interests,” and insists it hasn’t hit civilians. That’s the Middle East version of “we’re very concerned” — said right before the next missile launch. They also warn that occupying Kharg would be “a bigger mistake than attacking it,” as if the idea of a U.S. beach landing on an oil terminal is just another item on the menu. On the other front, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard goes full mafia, vowing to hunt down and kill “child-killer” Netanyahu “if he is still alive.” Israel answers with airstrikes that “eliminate” two senior Iranian intelligence officials and hit Iran’s space research center and an air-defense factory, while emergency services in Israel report fresh missile barrages. So one side talks about committees, the other about revenge killings, and both keep saying they’re “defending security.” Security for whom, exactly, is left as an exercise for the reader. Trump, of course, wants a coalition — not for peace, but to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz so the war can be livestreamed in 4K while the oil still flows. On Truth Social he begs China, France, Japan, South Korea, the U.K. and others to send ships to secure what he calls an “artificial constraint,” then demands that any country that needs the strait should help in U.S.-Israeli operations. Germany politely says “no thanks, we prefer negotiations,” Britain says it’s “intensively” looking at options, South Korea will “carefully review,” and Japan is rumored to get the hard sell when its prime minister visits Washington. Translation: everyone wants the oil, no one wants the blame, and they all hope someone else’s navy stands in front of the missiles. Oil prices are already back above 100 dollars a barrel as markets react to the idea that the guy threatening Iran’s export lifeline also promises that prices will “come tumbling down once it’s all over.” Over for whom is, again, not specified: for Iranians, for Gulf residents, for crews on those tankers, or for voters watching gas prices like a national religion. Every side claims they’re avoiding escalation while openly targeting “critical infrastructure,” threatening leaders by name, and quietly gaming out what happens if Kharg Island — the cash register of Iran’s economy — goes dark. So here’s the real question: if nearly every government involved insists this is about “stability” and “security,” what does actual instability even look like — and would any of them admit it if they saw it? #war#Iran#Israel#Trump#KhargIsland#oil#energy#StraitOfHormuz#USA#EU#MiddleEast#geopolitics#oligarchy#fakeDemocracy#nuclearcrisis 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Israeli military's extensive West Bank operation kills at least nine Palestinians, imposes severe restrictions, and blocks medical access. #NewsUpdate#WestBankOperation#Israel#Jenin#Tulkarm#Tubas#Nablus#Gazawar#MiddleEast