@RT_com Calling Iran a “threat to peace and security” while a war is already raging around it is easy.
The harder question is whether Canada is willing to apply the same standard to every actor whose actions are contributing to the instability.
🇸🇦: Saudi Arabia says it intercepted fresh Houthi drones and ballistic missiles targeting the kingdom.
🇵🇰🇹🇷: Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye are also discussing deeper military cooperation as the Houthi offensive expands.
What Bane Observed?
The Iran war is creating a second security crisis around Saudi Arabia.
Hormuz is under pressure from Iran.
The Red Sea is under pressure from the Houthis.
And Saudi Arabia is now looking beyond Washington for additional regional support.
The conflict is spreading geographically, even while diplomacy is supposed to be happening.
🇮🇷: Iran says it has given Washington a concrete 7-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restore negotiations.
🇺🇸: Trump has rejected the Iranian proposal, according to reports.
What Bane Observed?
Iran put a timetable on the table.
Washington rejected it.
That leaves both sides with the same problem: the military option is still active, but the diplomatic window is getting narrower.
At some point, someone has to decide whether leverage is more valuable than a way out.
🇸🇦: Saudi Arabia says it intercepted two ballistic missiles and two drones launched by the Houthis toward the kingdom.
🇾🇪: Houthi attacks are increasingly targeting Saudi territory, energy infrastructure and shipping in the Red Sea.
What Bane Observed?
Hormuz is already under pressure.
Now the alternative route through the Red Sea is being threatened too.
This is no longer just about one strait.
The longer the Iran war continues, the more pressure spreads across the region's entire energy and shipping network.
@clashreport Who is he to tell anyone, what they can or can't have?
Does it make any sense, a country telling other country to follow orders?
His brain is still at the island (iykyk)
🇮🇷: Iran has offered a concrete 7-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks if Washington accepts its conditions.
🇺🇸: Trump has reportedly rejected the proposal, according to the Wall Street Journal, while Tehran waits for an official US response.
What Bane Observed?
Iran finally put a specific roadmap on the table.
Washington appears to have rejected it.
So the question is no longer whether there is a diplomatic channel.
It's whether either side is willing to use it before the next military escalation.
🇸🇦: Saudi Arabia says it intercepted fresh Houthi ballistic missiles, while France has offered military support to help protect Yanbu, one of Saudi Arabia’s major oil export terminals.
🇾🇪 Fighting between the Houthis and Saudi-backed forces is also intensifying.
What Bane Observed?
The Iran war is increasingly spilling into the wider regional security map.
Hormuz is one pressure point.
Now Saudi oil infrastructure and the Red Sea are becoming another.
The longer this continues, the harder it becomes to contain the conflict to one battlefield.
Netanyahu used his UN address to defend Israel’s military campaigns in Iran and Gaza, while dozens of delegations walked out as he began speaking.
What Bane Observed?
You can talk about security, threats and self-defence all day.
But none of that erases the civilians killed, the destruction in Gaza, or the wider regional consequences of this war.
The walkouts were a political statement in themselves: many governments clearly did not accept Netanyahu’s version of events. Anyway who's going to believe a war criminal wanted by ICC.
A UN speech cannot rewrite what is happening on the ground.
🇮🇷: Iran has now proposed a 7-day roadmap that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks, but only if Washington accepts Tehran’s conditions, including lifting the naval blockade and easing sanctions on Iranian oil.
What Bane Observed?
This is more concrete than the earlier diplomatic signals.
Iran is putting a sequence on the table.
The question now is whether Washington sees it as an opening, or another attempt to negotiate from leverage.
If you’re a progressive who supports Palestine it’s fine.
If you’re a Muslim who supports Palestine you’re automatically Hamas. The Islamophobic tropes are clear. Mamdani has never supported Hamas or said anything antisemitic.
Netanyahu on the other hand is an anti Arab bigot.
🇮🇷 1: Iran has reportedly given Washington 4–5 days to meet its conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran says failure to comply means no reopening and no negotiations.
🌎 2: Around 80 countries have demanded the immediate reopening of Hormuz, increasing international pressure on Tehran.
🇵🇰 3: Pakistan is continuing its diplomatic push, with PM Shehbaz Sharif meeting Iran’s President Pezeshkian and reaffirming Pakistan’s role in de-escalation efforts.
What Bane Observed?
The pressure is building from both directions.
Iran is putting a clock on Washington. The international community is putting a clock on Iran.
And Pakistan is trying to keep a diplomatic door open before someone decides to close it permanently.
@AJEnglish That's totally beside the point, If Doha is running any campaign or not.
The weight of this war criminal's words is undeniable, in the twisted entity, which doesn't know the difference between right and wrong.
For people who don't know
Twisted entity = UN
@sidhant Why would you condemn attack on terrorists?
Terrorists attacking Pakistan are to be protected but terrorists attacking India are sent by Pakistan.
What a pathetic double standard you have.
@AJEnglish The “surprise” matters less than the message behind it.
Every UN speech becomes another chance to frame Israel as the one under threat while the consequences of its policies are discussed as if they exist in a vacuum.
The real question is what comes next after the speech.
1: Iran has reportedly presented a roadmap for a region-wide ceasefire of up to 60 days, phased reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and an end to the US blockade.
2: US-Iran talks have resumed, but both sides remain far apart and neither has publicly offered major concessions.
3: Pakistan is also staying directly involved, with Ishaq Dar meeting Iran's Araghchi in New York and both sides agreeing to remain in close contact.
What Bane Observed?
The interesting part is that diplomacy is no longer just about Washington and Tehran.
Qatar, Egypt and Pakistan are all becoming channels around the same table.
The war is still active, but the diplomatic map is getting wider.