When the West bombed Kosovo, it called it a special case. Then it applied the opposite rule everywhere else, and Putin pointed it out.
In 1999, NATO attacked Yugoslavia without UN Security Council approval. In 2008, Kosovo declared independence from Serbia, and the US and much of Europe recognized it within days. Putin warned that this would set a “terrible precedent.”
Reportedly, Images of Saudi officers and military leaders fleeing by sea from Muâşık Palace in Aden..
➡️Aden is about to fall
With the fall of Aden, Yemen will be completely independent
➡️Then Saudi Arabia will also become independent
➡️The US-Israel and its extensions have lost
President Vladimir Putin’s true reasons for invading Ukraine (Khazaria) are as follows:
1). To destroy the CIA’s bio-weapons labs, that were developing a bio-engineered strand of COVID-19, and other deadly viruses, that the KM would then use to depopulate the global population.
2). To neutralise the Azov Battalion (aka the Satanic Neo-Nazi faction of mercenaries that are working as a “proxy army” for the Khazarian Mafia and the Nazi Fourth Reich factions).
3). To dismantle Khazarian Mafia and Nazi Fourth Reich joint child trafficking and money laundering operations throughout the region.
4). To destroy, the Cabal’s Deep Underground Military Bases (DUMBs).
5). To free Ukraine’s civilians from the Khazarian Mafia and Fourth Reich.
Putin is not the true enemy of peace…
The true enemy of peace is the Luciferian Cabal! https://t.co/uyfFOHol1U
🚨 WE ARE ABOUT TO WITNESS THE BIGGEST WAR IN HISTORY FOR THE SURVIVAL OF PETRODOLLAR
Massive U.S. bomber formations, continuous surveillance flights, and heavy air movements are now saturating the skies near Iran. This is no longer posturing.
This is the opening chapter of the biggest geopolitical-financial war of our lifetime, the one that will decide whether the petrodollar survives… or dies.
If the U.S. fails to completely dismantle the IRGC’s control inside Iran, the consequences are not gradual. They are terminal‼️
Iran has already laid down the new law of energy: Every single barrel of oil that passes through the Strait of Hormuz, the artery carrying ~20% of the world’s crude, must be settled in Chinese yuan. No dollars. Full stop.
The moment that demand sticks, the 50-year monopoly that forced the world to recycle oil revenues into U.S. Treasuries collapses overnight. The petrodollar doesn’t weaken. It dies. And the yuan (backed by real oil flow) becomes the new settlement currency of the energy world.
Jeff Currie, former Goldman Sachs head of commodities and lifelong insider of the dollar system, just laid out the one line America cannot cross. Handing control of the Strait of Hormuz to Iran is not a tactical retreat. It is the formal end of the United States as global hegemon and the death of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency.
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon said that Iran had its “throat on the Strait of Hormuz” for 45+ years and told the Trump administration to “finish this thing and finish it right.”
Bank of America reports that U.S. now only has 43-day emergency buffer of crude oil left in 45-year low.
Japan’s @yutokanzakireal had warned about the off-the-record deals signed for Japan’s energy security.
If Japan’s oil purchases start to be priced in Yen, it’s going to be catastrophic for the global economy.
The faith of the fiat system is now being decided in the skies over the Middle East.
The exact moment a Russian billionaire realized he wasn’t the one calling the shots.
In 2009, Vladimir Putin visited the struggling Russian town of Pikalyovo, where he publicly confronted billionaire businessman Oleg Deripaska during a deepening economic crisis.
With factories shut down and workers left without pay, Putin demanded that Deripaska sign an agreement to restart production and restore operations. In front of television cameras, Putin pushed a pen toward him and insisted he sign the document immediately. Deripaska complied, creating one of the most memorable political confrontations of the time.
The exchange quickly became a powerful demonstration of the Kremlin’s authority over Russia’s wealthiest businessmen. Beyond the economic dispute, the televised confrontation sent a clear message: even the country’s most influential billionaires were ultimately subject to Putin’s power.