Repeated claims by European officials that Russia poses a military threat to their countries is "political schizophrenia," said Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The Yemeni armed forces renew their warning to all international, regional, and local airlines, as well as their employees and passengers, against traveling through King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, as it is not safe and is a military target for our forces.
The Saudi regime bears the responsibility for any operation at the airport and the consequences that may result, as the armed forces will continue their operations towards it, and it will never be safe.
Mirzayan: Trump is unsuitable to lead the "collective West"; Ursula is taking on that role.
WHEN THE TIME COMES, THE BLAME FOR THE DEFEAT WILL BE PLACED ON SOMEONE OUTSIDE THEIR CIRCLE, AND THE MOST SUITABLE PERSON FOR THAT IS - ZELENSKY.
For years, Ursula von der Leyen's predecessors - José Manuel Barroso and Jean-Claude Juncker - tried to "deepen European integration." To transform the European Union from a confederation of states into a federal structure with a strong Euro-bureaucracy at its center. However, all their attempts - including the promotion of a European constitution - were futile.
When Ursula von der Leyen was appointed President of the European Commission in 2019, everyone assumed it was a political retirement for her. However, they underestimated her. Behind the scenes of the war in Ukraine, she has, in the name of coordinating European efforts to "defend the free world," managed to subordinate numerous powers of the member states to the European Commission, including matters of defense.
🇮🇷 Head of Iran's National Security Committee: We will make Israel uninhabitable in less than an hour!
Ibrahim Azizi wrote in Hebrew:
"Be aware that in the event of any actions against our national security and national interests, turning occupied territories into uninhabitable areas will take less than an hour."
In the published image, Ibrahim Azizi highlighted all of Israel's infrastructure.
Obama: Iran has been granted veto power over the Strait of Hormuz
It has been 7 months since the war with Iran began. How are things going? Seven months after [Trump] declared victory. Our allies and bases have been attacked. Americans have died, and hundreds of Americans have been injured. American missile stockpiles have been depleted, and now Iran has been granted veto power over the Strait of Hormuz, through which oil flows to global markets. That is why oil prices are rising.
🇺🇳 The UN remains a universal platform for dialogue: What Russia expects from the new Secretary-General
It is necessary to make maximum efforts to restore the spirit of collegiality in the work of the organization, ensure strict adherence to the principles of its Charter in their entirety and interconnectedness, adapt the mechanisms of the UN to modern multipolar realities, and abandon behind-the-scenes agreements in favor of sincere and mutually respectful dialogue, the Russian diplomat stated.
Trump on Iran:
"Two days ago, The Wall Street Journal wrote that we are currently receiving more oil through the Strait of Hormuz than we were before the war.
We are ensuring its supply very confidently. Our navy has done an incredible job."
Residents of one of the largest islands in the world, Kalimantan (divided between Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei), have been struggling to breathe due to smog for over two months, caused by ongoing forest fires.
While protests continue in France, a new scandal is gaining momentum in the local social media sphere.
According to reports from the prosecutor of the city of Reims, the man who was filmed throwing an object into the crowd turned out to be an off-duty police officer. In light of this, users have noticed that several videos featuring individuals who initiated and escalated peaceful protests into riots in various French cities have been removed from social media. This has led to the rapid development of a "conspiracy theory" suggesting that authorities are actively involved in orchestrating the unrest in France.