🇧🇫 The President of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traore, has vowed never to allow the practice of Sharia Law in the country.
Traore issued the warning during a nationwide broadcast, where he frowned at citizens of the country studying Sharia Law in Saudi Arabia.
The President said such students should focus on acquiring technological skills that would help develop Burkina Faso and not Sharia Law.
According to Traore, such students should remain where they are and not return to Burkina Faso.
He said:
“I am a Muslim, but everyone in Burkina Faso has the right to practice their own religion, there will never be Sharia law in this country.
To those Burkinabè studying Sharia law in Saudi Arabia, do not return to Burkina Faso.
“Instead of acquiring technological knowledge and skills that can help develop our country, you chose to study Sharia law. Stay where you are, you won’t be allowed back here.”
🚨WAKE UP EUROPE 🛎️🛎️🛎️
Jeffrey Sachs DESTROYS Ursula von der Leyen & Kaja Kallas
Don't go to Kiev.
Go to Moscow.
Discuss with your counterparts.
Are you kidding?
You're Europe. You're 450 million people. You're 20 trillion dollar economy. You should be the main economic trading partner of Russia. It's natural links.
By the way, if anyone would like to discuss how the U.S. blew up Nord Stream, I'd be happy to talk about that.
⚡️BREAKING: Iran has Repaired the Jask Water Desalination plant for 10,000 citizens after it was hit by the United States less than 48 hours ago - Mehr
🚨🎧Legendary Australian journalist John Pilger:
Putin is popular because he restored Russia from chaos and won back its independence.
This is unacceptable to the Western elites It mystifies many people in the West why Putin is so popular.
It’s horrible that the US is doing this to football, turning it into a Super-Bowl-style commercial clown show, totally abusing a tradition they don’t care about or understand.
ALL BETS ARE OFF
It seemed that the Empire of Piracy had avoided targeting Iranian civilian infrastructure after Tehran threatened to counter-strike against the UAE's ports and airports.
Not really.
The US attacked the Darkhovin nuclear power plant in Khuzestan: still in construction, with a made in Iran nuclear power reactor, and under the protection of the IAEA.
Once again, international law has been bombed.
And the escalation ladder is out of control.
After the World Cup Final, all bets are off.
Iran will be free to wreak havoc on GCC infrastructure.
🇺🇸🇮🇷 President Trump, reacting to the news that 3 American soldiers were killed:
‘Wow, that’s so sad. It’s a sad thing to see. But we’ll never allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon.’
Reporter: ‘What’s your thought about these killed servicemembers? How will you address their families?’
President Trump: ‘Well, it happens. It’s just one of those things.’
More Americans dying for a WMD fallacy and the president couldn’t care less.
Así es la lluvia de fuego que Irán está lanzando sobre Jordania, el mayor régimen títere de EEUU en la región, después de que el imperialismo usara sus bases en el pais jordano para atacar a Irán.
Trump pensaba que atacaría Irán y en 3 días estaría tomando su petróleo... van 5 meses y ni siquiera puede acercarse al estrecho de Ormuz sin temor a ser hundido.
Psychological warfare has always preceded military warfare. This map is a textbook example.
The scenario being circulated by pro-Zionist and American accounts presents the illusion that Iran could be overwhelmed through a massive, multi-axis invasion from the Persian Gulf, Iraq, the Caucasus and internal separatist fronts.
On paper, it looks impressive. On the battlefield, it borders on fantasy.
Invading Iran is not like invading Iraq in 2003, nor Libya. It is for sure not like infiltrating Syria in 2011.
It is a country of nearly 90 million people, dominated by some of the most unforgiving mountain ranges on Earth, with vast deserts, layered defensive infrastructure and decades spent preparing specifically for the kind of invasion this map imagines. Any force attempting a ground assault from the south would first have to establish and sustain amphibious landings across the Persian Gulf under relentless missile, drone, naval, and air attacks. Reaching Iranian shores would be only the beginning. Holding them would be another matter entirely.
An invasion from Iraq would fare little better. Every kilometer advanced would stretch logistics, expose supply lines, and multiply casualties. History has repeatedly shown that occupying Iran is much harder than bombing it.
The economic consequences alone would be catastrophic. The moment such a war begins, energy infrastructure across the Persian Gulf becomes a legitimate military target, maritime trade through the Strait of Hormuz is thrown into chaos, insurance markets explode, oil prices surge, global supply chains fracture and the economies of every state participating directly or indirectly would pay a devastating price.
Then there is Syria on this map.
Those imagining an invasion of Lebanon through Syrian territory seem to forget that armies do not simply disappear because governments change. Hundreds of thousands of former Syrian Arab Army personnel, officers, and veterans did not vanish into thin air. Any attempt to transform Syria into a launchpad for another regional war could just as easily ignite an internal struggle that threatens the very takfiri authorities in Damascus before a single foreign force reaches Lebanon and during.
Military planning is one thing. Military reality is another.
Maps are designed to intimidate. Wars are decided by geography, logistics, morale, economics and political endurance.
Most of the time, the loudest battle plan is not some blueprint for victory. It is propaganda aimed at convincing you that victory is already inevitable. Basically, everytime Trump opens his ugly mouth.
🇺🇸/IRAN - NEW VIDEO: US Bombs Iranian Bridges, Roads - Disruptions to West Asian Energy Exports Resume
On YouTube: https://t.co/bjm0kixjsv
▪️The US has shifted strategy to long-range stand-off strikes on Iran's coasts including maritime shipping, ports, rail, roads, and bridges to strangle Iran's civilian economy;
▪️Iran's retaliatory missiles strikes are successfully striking and destroying valuable US military infrastructure in the region, however, the US is capable of continuing the war with infrastructure beyond the region and reach of Iranian capabilities;
▪️The war on Iran is part of a wider war on multipolarism - including and especially against China in the Asia-Pacific region impacted by disrupted energy exports from West Asia;
▪️The US cannot compete with multipolarism so is attempted to destabilize and destroy it;
▪️Understanding the global nature of the US war on Iran and the US-based corporations driving it allows the global public to expose, oppose, and isolate the interests driving this destructive global-spanning US policy;
That push-up clown, the Secretary of Forever Wars, gloating about the bombing of the CIVILIAN Chabahar port tower.
I visited it last year when we were shooting our documentary.
The US is bombing connectivity corridors. Chabahar is a key node of the Russia-Iran-India INSTC.