…I hope this is true.
Iran has a right to defend itself, and North Korea and any other nation have the right to supply arms and ammunition in solidarity with Iran. It is not only right, but necessary the world come against America. A joint declaration by the world all over is the only way to go. Else, the world may come into total destruction.
America and Isreal is the evil tormenting humanity. These rogues must be stopped at all costs!
🚨 BREAKING:
🇺🇸 US President Donald Trump warned North Korea to stop sending support and weapons to Tehran, saying the consequences could be severe.
🇰🇵 North Korean leader Kim Jong Un responded by saying that North Korea is not just supporting Iran—it is standing with Iran and will continue to do so. He added that Iran will keep receiving advanced military technology and that North Korea is not afraid of America's threats.
🇺🇸 Trump replied, America does not respond with words. If you have the courage, step onto the battlefield. Then the whole world will see what America is capable of.
You spent over 35 minutes dissecting religious faith and the presidency, as though Nigeria's GDP rises and falls with prayer points.😭
The moment the Nasarawa lithium processing plant was mentioned🤷...a project with real implications for jobs, industrialization, and economic growth
🙆suddenly it was time to end the program.😭😭😭
(Thanks @TIWASHOO )
It’s hard to see how the United States wins this war with Iran. Tehran is fighting in its own backyard, and for them, this isn’t a distant conflict; it’s a question of survival. As long as Iran can keep the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, it holds a choke point on global energy flows and gains leverage, even as the broader world economy takes the hit.
This war has exposed a mega scam the military-industrial complex has played on American taxpayers. Billions of dollars went into building bases, airfields, ships, and high‑end platforms that are now being destroyed by much cheaper Iranian drones and missiles.
The Pentagon’s most expensive hardware is being taken out by low‑cost technology, revealing just how hollow the military‑industrial “business model” really is when it meets a determined, resourceful adversary.
What makes this even more jarring is Donald Trump’s own trajectory. As a candidate, he was one of the loudest critics of endless Middle East interventions. Attacking both parties for dragging America into generational wars and promising to stop them. Yet barely two years into his term, we’re now openly talking about U.S. boots on the ground in Iran, service members dying, and the possibility of a long, grinding conflict with no clear off‑ramp.
So how did we get from “no more wars” to this situation, and what comes next if the fighting continues or escalates? I break all of this down with @RickSanchezTV.
🚨BREAKING: Iran Allegedly Targeted Israel’s Embassy In Bahrain
Local reports suggest a direct hit. Israeli Channel 14 has reported that the embassy was targeted.
Still awaiting further details on the extent of the damage.
🇺🇸🇮🇷 Former CIA Officer John Kiriakou:
“If Iran sinks an aircraft carrier, it would trigger World War III. There’s no defense against hypersonic missiles, and Iran possesses them.”
🚨 BREAKING – Sources report that the Emirates' capital, Israel, has come under a massive missile attack, causing widespread destruction and severe damage across the city. 🇦🇪🇮🇱🇮🇷
The PFIPC saga continues to unfold, with the ICPC's investigation now placing fresh spotlight on Chief of Staff Femi Gbajabiamila amid lingering allegations and firm denials.
@ennyola0015 …this investigation, and its transparency is a measure of the change Nigeria needed. The renewed hope, and aspirations. Nigeria is coming 😊👍
A video showing the final moments of Moroccan-born Abderrahim Fakir, who was struggling to breathe while being detained by police in Italy’s Bologna, has sparked protests demanding answers over his death.
ECOWAS has approved the construction of a gas pipeline linking Nigeria and Morocco at an ECOWAS Summit in Sierra-Leone. The 6,000 km pipeline will run through 13 countries along the Atlantic coast, carrying Nigerian gas to Morocco and then to Europe. The project is expected to cost about $27 billion.
🇮🇷🇺🇸 Instead of trying to shoot U.S. aircraft out of the sky, Iran is taking away the runways.
There's a name for it now: debasification. And by the numbers, it's working.
Prewar, the U.S. could run operations against Iran from roughly 20 airbases. Strip out Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the UAE, Saudi and Jordan and you're down to about five.
Hundreds of airframes compressed onto a handful of tarmacs, with less time between launch detection and impact than it takes to get them airborne. More planes parked, more hits.
Jordan was supposed to be the fallback. Per NYT reporting, 4 Iranian strikes there in a week produced casualties and aircraft losses, including personnel killed at Muwaffaq Salti. Interception rates in the footage look nothing like the official ones.
And the retreat carries its own penalty. Pull back to Israel and every tanker now flies a thousand-plus miles to reach Iran's border. More when carrier aircraft are launching from 1,700 miles out in the Arabian Sea.
No tankers, no loiter time. No loiter time, no suppressing Iranian air defenses. No suppression, no cheap bombs. And the cruise missile stocks are already thin.
The one lever left is accepting losses the U.S. hasn't accepted in a generation. Is Washington willing to pull it?
Source: Amerikanets on Substack / Writer: Oliver
BREAKING: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Pentagon is hiding the number of casualties in the war with Iran, per NYT
Pentagon hid dozens of US military injuries from Iran conflict
🚨 BREAKING – Iran acquires new simultaneous-launch platforms – and this is just a sample. This means they can launch a thousand missiles or more in a single minute! A message America must comprehend. 🇮🇷🇺🇸