@RedLineReportt I wish I could say “not my problem”, as I am not American. But this idiotic loose cannon bows to Putin. If 82% of American voters still trust him, they support Putin.
Today, together with Prime Minister of Bulgaria Andrey Gurov, we signed a security agreement between our countries for at least 10 years.
The key provisions include the continuation of military support from Bulgaria to Ukraine. An important element is joint production of various types of weapons on the territory of our country, including drones. Bulgaria will use the SAFE instrument for such co-production. I am grateful for the positive signal that Bulgaria is contributing to the PURL initiative. This is an opportunity for us to strengthen our air defense strategy.
Energy is also very important. We are working to ensure an active energy corridor. This is extremely important for us today. This corridor could amount to around 10 billion cubic meters of gas per year that Ukraine can receive. For us, this also represents security guarantees – in the energy sector.
Thank you for this visit and for these important agreements.
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@BROKENBRITAIN0 Putler is looking into his demise. How many times his threats are just a stupid bluff. Whenever he opens his mouth he lies, all the time about everything. Question is, who believes?
russian drones hitting Dubai 🇦🇪
russia's latest variant/technology upgrades of the Shahed drone have been hitting Dubai, these strikes are NOT POSSIBLE without support from the Kremlin.
Putin is warning the world to back off from striking Iran
This is Dubai burning on camera tonight.
Not a war zone. Not a conflict state. Dubai. The city that every sovereign wealth fund, every tech billionaire, every luxury brand on earth chose as the safest address in the Middle East. Fires rising between residential towers. Smoke columns visible from the Marina. Exclusive footage from the ground showing what Iranian ordnance looks like when it meets the most expensive real estate on the planet.
These images are not from a military briefing. They are from people's phones. Shot from apartments. Shot from hotel balconies. Shot by residents who moved their families and their capital to Dubai specifically because this was never supposed to happen here. Every frame is already being forwarded to every group chat, every boardroom, every family WhatsApp thread of every expat who chose the UAE over Singapore, over London, over Zurich. The calculation that built modern Dubai is being repriced in real time by people watching their skyline burn through their bedroom windows.
Dubai spent three decades engineering the most successful city brand in human history. Zero income tax. World-class infrastructure. The implicit promise that geography could be overcome by architecture. That you could build a global financial center 150 kilometers across the Gulf from Iran and it would never matter because stability was the product Dubai sold. Tonight that product is on fire.
There are 3.5 million expatriates in Dubai. They represent 85 percent of the population. They have no citizenship. No permanent right to stay. They are there because the math worked: safety plus returns plus lifestyle. When the math changes, they leave. They do not protest. They do not negotiate. They book flights. Except tonight there are no flights. Both airports are closed. The expatriates who power Dubai's entire economy are watching fires from their windows in a city they cannot leave.
Iran did not need to hit a single building to achieve this. The interceptions may have been perfect. The air defenses may have worked exactly as designed. It does not matter. What matters is that tonight, on every screen on earth, Dubai looks like a war zone. And Dubai's entire value proposition was that it would never look like this.
Three decades of brand building.
Thirty seconds of missile flight.
The skyline is still standing. The illusion is not.