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diaspora Iranians are gathering in Frankfurt to meet with US puppet Reza Pahlavi

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U.S. State Department Approves Potential $1.08B Black Hawk Sale to Mexico

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CENTCOM announced Friday that the U.S. offers up to $20 million and relocation assistance for intelligence on Iran’s nuclear program, including details on facilities, equipment, personnel, and scientists.

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Iran's Navy announced that an oil tanker caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after hitting a mine.
According to the Iranian Army's report, the oil tanker was moving in a prohibited and dangerous area and, despite the warnings given, had deactivated its navigation systems.

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A significant increase in the volume of military equipment transfers by the United States to the British military base on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean has been observed in recent days.

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A "Soyuz-2.1b" carrier rocket, carrying a military satellite (possibly multiple satellites), successfully launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in the Arkhangelsk region, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

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The constitutional crisis in Poland continues, and at the end of the week, the focus of attention was on the controversy surrounding German soldiers.

A video, filmed on a mobile phone and showing two soldiers of the Bundeswehr in Warsaw, sparked debate in Poland. In the video, Dariusz Matecki, a member of the Polish parliament from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, questions the men about why they are in the Polish capital, near the parliament building. He suggested that the soldiers were there to intervene in the constitutional crisis on the side of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, and he wrote on X (formerly Twitter) that Germans are not welcome in Poland.

The German embassy in Warsaw stated that the soldiers were there in connection with an exhibition commemorating the 70th anniversary of the air force, and that "Warsaw was chosen deliberately to highlight Poland's role in protecting NATO's eastern flank." The embassy "categorically rejects" accusations of interfering in Polish domestic politics.

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Hundreds of activists stormed the construction site of a Microsoft data center in Amsterdam.

Some of the protesters climbed over the fence using tools, while others climbed onto a crane.

The demonstrators were protesting against the construction of data centers, citing their enormous energy needs and negative impact on the environment.

Police had to use force, and more than 150 people were arrested.

It is noted that this is the largest technology investment project in the Netherlands in terms of investment.

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At least 50 civilians have been killed and injured as a result of an airstrike carried out by Saudi Arabia on areas in Yemen controlled by the Houthi

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Yoval Steinitz, who held ministerial positions in the Israeli government from 2009 to 2021, gives an interview to Australian TV:

- Why should the world turn a blind eye to the fact that you have nuclear weapons, but Iran, for example, doesn't?
- First of all, we have never acknowledged that we have this weapon. But the very fact that you put us on the same level as... I must say, it's offensive. We survived the Holocaust, and our neighbors...
- So, is that the whole point? Does the Holocaust give you the right to possess nuclear weapons?
- I think we should end this conversation. You are being hostile and asking rude questions. I no longer want to communicate with you.

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Another Attempt by the US to Establish a Land Blockade of Iran

Following the failure of military action, economic sanctions, and a naval blockade against Iran, CENTCOM announced the creation of a special unit to "disrupt Iran's land transit routes."

The US Central Command, in a post on the social media platform X, stated:

"On November 7, CENTCOM ordered the creation of a special unit that will support ongoing US government efforts to prevent Iran from using land routes to transport advanced weapons and other materials."

This force, called "Iron Gate," will include a headquarters of approximately 20 civilian and military personnel, based in Tampa, Florida.

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The Iraqi Minister of Foreign Affairs:

Washington has officially demanded that all of our border crossings with Iran be closed, with the exception of two.

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🇮🇷 IRGC Spokesman: We are ready for any strategic changes.

General Mohebbi:

🔴Work on continuously increasing the range of Iranian missiles continues, and we will not stop in this area.

🔴In the event that the country's leadership decides to revise the nuclear doctrine, the necessary preparations will be ensured.

🔴The resources of hostile countries are not limited to their geographical boundaries, and their material and intangible capabilities are at our disposal.

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Iranian Army: We will never allow the enemy to re-establish its bases in the region.

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Ran Filipovski:

Wait, didn't Trump tell us that Iran's nuclear program was completely destroyed?

And now we are offering a financial reward for information and assistance?

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Michael Hackabi, the US Ambassador to the Zionist regime:

When Trump announced his candidacy again in 2016, I met with him and explained the position of evangelical Christians, specifically that it is impossible to win the Republican Party nomination without the support of evangelical Christians.

He said, "Okay, explain it to me. Tell me what's important."

I said, "Israel."

He said, "I'm not sure I understand what you're talking about."

I said, "Israel is not a political issue. It's a matter of religion and morality."

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The United States is attempting to recruit spies in Iran's nuclear industry.

Following the failure of attempts by the United States to destroy Iran's nuclear industry, the State Department and the U.S. terrorist army have announced a reward of up to $20 million and U.S. citizenship in exchange for information about Iran's nuclear program, including details about facilities, equipment, related personnel, and the scientific community.

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IRGC: Restrictions on missile range have been lifted.

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The war with Iran has become the most unpopular war in US history. Considering the long history of nearly continuous US involvement in wars, this says a great deal.