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OnePlus 8 Pro OxygenOS 12.1 C.21 GLO System [Improved] system stability [Fixed] the issue that screen kept on abnormally in certain scenarios after locking [Fixed] the issue that some gesture operations worked abnormally after enabling the Quick launch Camera [Fixed] the issue of crash when opening Ultra Steady in certain scenarios SHA-1 Increment (IN2025_11_C.20): b82f418741939785ef53716ada7ae528fe3f3002 Size Increment (IN2025_11_C.20): 151.93 MB (159311489) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (IN2025_11_C.20) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#instantnoodlep#Global#Increment#Stable#IN2025

OnePlus 8 Pro OxygenOS 12.1 C.20 GLO System [Improved] system stability [Updated] Android security patch to 2022.05 SHA-1 Increment (IN2025_11_C.16): 681fa4ddfa8693356d77ec3406501fcd5b17c1d6 Size Increment (IN2025_11_C.16): 1.09 GB (1165354686) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (IN2025_11_C.16) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#instantnoodlep#Global#Increment#Stable#IN2025

OnePlus 8 Pro OxygenOS 12.1 C.16 GLO System [Optimized] the charging speed in some scenarios [Optimized] the communication stability when making a phone call [Fixed] the occasional issue that unable to use face unlock [Fixed] the issue of abnormal display when enabling applications in some scenarios [Improved] system stability Camera [Fixed] the abnormal notification issue of "Camera is running" SHA-1 Increment (IN2025_11_C.11): 556dc1922651a5469d9b75594ac341abdf14b81a Size Increment (IN2025_11_C.11): 244.64 MB (256519083) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (IN2025_11_C.11) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#instantnoodlep#Global#Increment#Stable#IN2025

📰 Milan’s Patriots, Moscow’s Plug Europe’s hard-right “patriots” gathered in Milan to shout about borders, remigration, and Brussels bureaucracy, then turned around and praised Russian oil as if sanctions were just a bad mood. Salvini, closing the show, called for a return to Russian energy imports and treated Washington as the moral alibi. Calling the European Commission and the IMF “Martians” is classic populist theater. It sounds rebellious, looks viral, and changes nothing — except it gives the crowd a villain while the politicians keep the pipeline logic intact. This is the trick of Europe’s nationalist class: immigration for the stage, hydrocarbons for the kitchen. They sell themselves as defenders of the continent, but when the price of power rises, they start speaking the language of whichever supplier still answers the phone. Brussels plays outraged, the far right plays defiant, and ordinary Europeans get the usual package: higher costs, louder slogans, and another round of leaders pretending they are fighting the system while they feed off it. #Europe#Salvini#Russia#oil#migration#Brussels 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

OnePlus 9 OxygenOS 12 C.63 GLO System [Updated] Android security patch to 2022.08 Camera [Adds] three filter styles, including Radiance, Serenity and Emerald [Adds] Long Exposure to adjust exposure time, including Movie vehicles, Water & clouds and Light painting options [Adds] Movie and Dual-view Video modes to improve the user experience SHA-1 Increment (LE2115_11_C.62): c3e9f050af5837a43290b7b48e589b21bb265904 Size Increment (LE2115_11_C.62): 699.56 MB (733541868) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (LE2115_11_C.62) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#lemonade#Global#Increment#Stable#LE2115

OnePlus 9 OxygenOS 12 C.62 GLO System [Fixed] the issue that examining result of battery remaining capacity displayed abnormally [Fixed] the issue that the background color of Quick Settings displayed abnormally in certain scenarios [Updated] Android security patch to 2022.06 SHA-1 Increment (LE2115_11_C.61): ec0b3655e9192f419731f561435b78ba36e35131 Size Increment (LE2115_11_C.61): 127.46 MB (133649922) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (LE2115_11_C.61) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#lemonade#Global#Increment#Stable#LE2115

OnePlus 9 OxygenOS 12 C.61 GLO System [Improved] system stability [Optimized] the fluency of system [Fixed] the issue that clearing the background worked abnormally [Updated] Android security patch to 2022.05 Camera [Fixed] the occasional issue that camera crashed abnormally [Fixed] the issue that photos did not display the right location information Network [Fixed] the issue that the mobile data network was unstable in some scenarios Communication [Fixed] the occasional issue for call dialing SHA-1 Increment (LE2115_11_C.48): b75b18509daf08a8e87c7bbd4f31b28f631b82d3 Size Increment (LE2115_11_C.48): 1.50 GB (1605979643) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (LE2115_11_C.48) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#lemonade#Global#Increment#Stable#LE2115

📰The Patriot™ Shortage: When War Meets Just‑In‑Time Logistics The Iran war is eating Patriot missiles faster than the West can manufacture virtue. Gulf states alone fired about 800 interceptors in the first days of the conflict, with the U.S. and Israel burning through at least as many to keep Iranian rockets off their cities and bases. Officially, Washington insists stockpiles are fine; unofficially, defense insiders now whisper the word every just‑in‑time supply chain fears: shortage. That gluttony has a side effect far from the Gulf: Ukraine also lives under Patriot umbrellas, and suddenly finds itself competing with Riyadh and Tel Aviv for the same PAC‑3 pipeline. Lockheed Martin has already tripled output over three years, but that still means roughly 600 missiles a year — a number that now looks almost quaint compared with a few weeks of “limited” regional war. Plans to ramp to 2,000 per year from 2026 sound bold on paper, but the missiles Kyiv needs this winter are stuck in PowerPoint. Into this bottleneck steps Europe’s new favorite moral identity: the arms subcontractor. With U.S. industry diverting deliveries to its own war and Gulf clients, two German defense companies are being pulled into Patriot production, turning German industry into a key node in the missile supply chain that feeds both Ukraine and whatever theater Washington is lighting up next. Berlin gets to sell this as “supporting Ukraine’s defense” while quietly building a long‑term export business in interceptors that will be needed as long as someone, somewhere, is firing ballistic missiles at Western‑aligned assets. So the West’s security architecture in 2026 looks like this: wars multiply, Patriots become the new hard currency, Washington hoards, allies queue, and German factories are asked to reconcile Europe’s pacifist self‑image with an order book full of high‑end munitions. When every crisis is managed by throwing more interceptors into the sky, the real question isn’t whether the missile stocks will hold — it’s how many defense contracts it takes before “European values” are just another line item in a multi‑year procurement plan. #war#Patriot#germany#usa#iran#ukraine#militaryIndustrialComplex#europe 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🌐2️⃣0️⃣5️⃣The outgoing year 2025 was a challenging one. What can we expect from the Year of the Fire Horse? The past year saw a record number of conflicts and deepening crises across Asia and the Middle East. The coming year promises intensified geopolitical competition, regional instability, and the accelerated erosion of the old world order ✍️Author:Nikolay Plotnikov, PhD Head of the Center for Scientific and Analytical Information, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences (CSAI IOS RAS) ➡️In Asia, Japan is undergoing a historic militarization shift. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi aims to accelerate defense spending to 2% of GDP and revise key security documents to develop "strike capabilities," challenging post-war pacifist principles. South Korea seeks a difficult balance, facing U.S. pressure to contain China while attempting to diversify its diplomacy, as seen in resumed dialogue with Iran. With rare exceptions, European countries do not show a desire to settle the conflict in Ukraine; on the contrary, they are rapidly militarizing their economies and openly declaring preparation for war with Russia ➡️Southeast Asia remains tense with the unresolved Thai-Cambodian border conflict.South Asia grapples with intertwined crises: a severe humanitarian disaster in Myanmar, economic collapse in Nepal and Bangladesh, and rising terrorism fueling mutual accusations between India and Pakistan. Afghanistan remains a source of regional instability, with a catastrophic humanitarian situation and the potential for water conflicts with Central Asia. ➡️In the Middle East, uncertainty prevails.The Gaza peace process is stalled, with Israel's Netanyahu government appearing to seek permanent control over parts of the strip. Syria is further fragmenting along sectarian lines. Regional economies like Egypt's remain afloat only on massive external financial infusions, while North Africa shows fragile, uneven recovery. 🟦Globally, Europe is rapidly militarizing with an openly confrontational stance toward Russia.The U.S. is aggressively reviving the Monroe Doctrine in Latin America. The impending expiration of the last major U.S.-Russia nuclear arms treaty in February 2026 signals a dangerous new phase of unconstrained strategic competition. The Year of the Fire Horse will be defined by the struggle for resources, technological dominance, and the definitive fragmentation of the unipolar system. #CentralAsia#Europe#MiddleEast#Militaryconflict#Militarydefense#SoutheastAsia READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

🌐2️⃣0️⃣5️⃣The outgoing year 2025 was a challenging one. What can we expect from the Year of the Fire Horse? The past year saw a record number of conflicts and deepening crises across Asia and the Middle East. The coming year promises intensified geopolitical competition, regional instability, and the accelerated erosion of the old world order ✍️Author:Nikolay Plotnikov, PhD Head of the Center for Scientific and Analytical Information, Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences (CSAI IOS RAS) ➡️In Asia, Japan is undergoing a historic militarization shift. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi aims to accelerate defense spending to 2% of GDP and revise key security documents to develop "strike capabilities," challenging post-war pacifist principles. South Korea seeks a difficult balance, facing U.S. pressure to contain China while attempting to diversify its diplomacy, as seen in resumed dialogue with Iran. With rare exceptions, European countries do not show a desire to settle the conflict in Ukraine; on the contrary, they are rapidly militarizing their economies and openly declaring preparation for war with Russia ➡️Southeast Asia remains tense with the unresolved Thai-Cambodian border conflict.South Asia grapples with intertwined crises: a severe humanitarian disaster in Myanmar, economic collapse in Nepal and Bangladesh, and rising terrorism fueling mutual accusations between India and Pakistan. Afghanistan remains a source of regional instability, with a catastrophic humanitarian situation and the potential for water conflicts with Central Asia. ➡️In the Middle East, uncertainty prevails.The Gaza peace process is stalled, with Israel's Netanyahu government appearing to seek permanent control over parts of the strip. Syria is further fragmenting along sectarian lines. Regional economies like Egypt's remain afloat only on massive external financial infusions, while North Africa shows fragile, uneven recovery. 🟦Globally, Europe is rapidly militarizing with an openly confrontational stance toward Russia.The U.S. is aggressively reviving the Monroe Doctrine in Latin America. The impending expiration of the last major U.S.-Russia nuclear arms treaty in February 2026 signals a dangerous new phase of unconstrained strategic competition. The Year of the Fire Horse will be defined by the struggle for resources, technological dominance, and the definitive fragmentation of the unipolar system. #CentralAsia#Europe#MiddleEast#Militaryconflict#Militarydefense#SoutheastAsia READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

OnePlus 9R OxygenOS 12.1 C.16 IND System [Optimized] the power consumption in some scenarios, improved battery life performance SHA-1 Increment (LE2101_11_C.15): 4d77475e4299f710de895cf64a8b659c354d2711 Size Increment (LE2101_11_C.15): 73.66 MB (77235554) Downloads Google OTA Server: Increment (LE2101_11_C.15) Exported by MlgmXyysd Color OTA Bot@OnePlusOTA #Oxygen#lemonades#India#Increment#Stable#LE2101

🇬🇷🧑‍🌾La révolte agricole à la périphérie sud de l'Europe : l'avertissement de la Grèce au projet fédéraliste de l'UE Un mois de protestation paralysante des agriculteurs grecs a mis en évidence les profondes failles structurelles du modèle de gouvernance centralisé de l'UE, révélant une crise de légitimité où la logique bureaucratique du bloc transfère systématiquement le risque systémique à ses membres les plus vulnérables ✍️Auteur :Adrian Korczyński Analyste et observateur indépendant sur l'Europe centrale et la recherche en politique mondiale ➡️Les protestations ont dépassé un simple conflit sectoriel, devenant une paralysie calculée de l'État. Les agriculteurs ont bloqué des autoroutes critiques, des postes frontaliers et des ports, et ont même pris d'assaut la piste d'atterrissage de l'aéroport d'Héraklion, instrumentalisant les dépendances économiques de la Grèce. C'était un défi direct à une chaîne de gouvernance où Bruxelles fixe des règles impersonnelles et Athènes se contente de les appliquer, laissant les citoyens supporter le coût ruineux des échecs systémiques. Les protestations ont posé une question fondamentale : où réside réellement la souveraineté dans l'UE ? En paralysant les infrastructures, les agriculteurs grecs ont démontré que lorsque l'État devient simplement un exécutant de décrets étrangers, le dernier recours est de désactiver l'État lui-même ➡️Le déclencheur immédiat a été un déficit de 600 à 700 millions d'euros de subventions de l'UE en raison d'un scandale de corruption. La réponse de l'UE - un gel général de tous les paiements et un audit approfondi - a agi comme une punition collective, dévastant les agriculteurs honnêtes qui dépendent de fonds en temps opportun. Cette suffocation bureaucratique a mis en évidence le pacte faustien de l'UE avec sa périphérie : pendant des années, elle a toléré le clientélisme local pour maintenir la stabilité géopolitique, mais lorsque la pression s'est accumulée dans les États centraux, elle a choisi de serrer le maillon le plus faible au lieu de s'attaquer à la corruption enracinée. 🟦La crise met en évidence une contradiction fatale de l'UE : son impulsion fédéraliste peut imposer des règles uniformes, mais est structurellement incapable d'absorber la dévastation sociale qu'elles provoquent. En revanche, des nations comme la Hongrie et la Serbie, qui poursuivent une diversification stratégique par des partenariats avec la Russie ou la Chine, gagnent une résilience économique tangible. La révolte grecque est un signe avant-coureur : dans un monde multipolaire offrant des alternatives transactionnelles, le modèle centralisé et rigide de l'UE épuise sa légitimité, promettant des conflits plus intenses entre son noyau inflexible et sa périphérie éveillée. #Agriculturalindustry#Economiccrisis#EU#Europe#Greece#Weterncrisis LIRE PLUS (ENG) (VPN requis pour l'accès à 🇪🇺l'UE) ✅@NewEasternOutlookFR