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Liverpool FC, no es una afición, es un sentimiento ❤️
soy tremendo estallador ... 💥

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇻🇪 The CRAZIEST footage yet I have seen from the Venezuela earthquakes. Praying for all effected by this 🙏

Writer: Oliver

[Buzz Patterson @BuzzPatterson]

Unbelievable scenes. Truly horrific.

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

The table

Trump continues to argue that the Iranian reserves will be used to purchase American products, something Iran denies was ever part of any agreement. And note that they didn’t even address the most contentious points of the referenced MoU.
Pay very close attention to our latest posts on this topic.

Iran now faces another problem that was entirely predictable. The Gulf is already using a route through Oman, bypassing the Iranian route and thus avoiding any environmental or security fees. Oman is far more sensitive to international pressure and is unlikely to impose any charges.
Iran cannot mine Omani waters, nor can it attack ships using this route.
This strips away part of Iran’s bargaining power at the very moment it accepted the deal.

Some of you may recall when I said that Trump was being well advised and had a clear plan, very different from when he started the war in such a disastrous manner. Iran has been, and still is, an excellent strategist in wartime, but it has not been replicating that same level of success in negotiations outside of war.
Let’s now watch how Iran behaves and how much time it can actually buy with this letter of intent.

[Maxx @simbiosisgroup]

#Venezuela acaba de tener un #Terremoto científicamente extraordinario.

No hablo del impacto humano —que siempre es lo mas doloroso— sino del fenómeno geofísico: un doblete mayor, casi coreografiado, en menos de un minuto.

M7.2 → 39 segundos → M7.5

Eso no se ve todos los días.

[COMBATE |🇵🇷 @upholdreality]

Deng Xiaoping's former interpreter, Prof. Zhang Weiwei:

"Chairman Mao laid China's foundation -- literacy, public health, women's liberation, land reform. India's problem is they did not have a Chairman Mao."

China: poorer than Zimbabwe in 1978, now leads US in 57 of 64 tech.

[⚫🇨🇺 @Ja24193]

@adriaJM8 Ya supéralo, no quiere ir arsenal

[Robert A. Pape @ProfessorPape]

A brilliant discussion on why Iran won’t cooperate with Trump’s lies about the MOU

“Iran won and they don’t have to”

Trump is being forced to own the “L” and Iran won’t let Americans forget it

Can Trump accept Iran’s nuclear program if no deal at Day 60?

[Sina Toossi @SinaToossi]

Many predicted Iran's strikes on neighboring states hosting US forces would leave it regionally more isolated.

Instead, realism appears to be winning out. Iran-GCC reconciliation talks are now expected in Riyadh, undermining efforts to build a regional order that excludes Iran.

[Robert A. Pape @ProfessorPape]

Iran wasting no time consolidating control over Hormuz

Issued a joint statment with Oman about arrangements for maritime safety and "costs associated with them"

Immediately contradicting Trump promise of "no tolls"

Iran's global power rising in real time

[Hormuz Report @HormuzReport]

BREAKING: Qatar's PM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani confirms regional powers are negotiating a new security framework with Iran—ditching sole reliance on the U.S. umbrella.

"The regional goal now is to create a new security framework between the countries of the region and Iran," Al Thani told the Financial Times.

Gulf states watched American defenses fail. Iranian drones hit their cities. The Strait shut. Washington couldn't stop it.

Now they're building a parallel order—with Tehran at the table. The U.S. monopoly on Gulf security is over. Iran is now a partner, not just a problem.

[Trita Parsi @tparsi]

This could amount to a big deal!

According to Israeli Channel 13, the Trump admin has informed Israel of increasing American restrictions across multiple fronts.

A senior Israeli official told Israel’s Channel 13: “The message we have received from the Americans in recent weeks is clear: you had permission to operate without restrictions, and that period is over.”

https://t.co/gMRd3qlJQY

[Cyrus Janssen @thecyrusjanssen]

The narrative that "Trump's Iran War will weaken China" has now completely collapsed, as China is now the most important country to determine the future price of oil.

By cutting down on imports, relying on vast stockpiles and utilizing more clean energy, China has been able to cushion the impact of higher prices at home, if not alleviate it completely.

In March, China exported 68 gigawatts of solar technology, according to Ember, a renewables think tank. That's 50% more than the previous high hit back in August.

Meanwhile, Chinese customs data show that exports of solar, batteries, and EVs rose 70% in March year on year.

China is now the world leader in renewables, thanks to decades of massive state investment in green energy, a policy meant to help insulate it from oil shocks like the one the world is suffering right now.

Once again, another colossal miscalculation from the Trump administration that gives more leverage to China in the world economy

Full Article👇
https://t.co/el59zc87C4

[Michael Kofman @KofmanMichael]

I try to take a balanced look at the question of Russian military reconstitution after this war, the problems and enduring weaknesses in the force, but also how it has evolved and expanded in ways that we need to consider in future contingencies. https://t.co/J0jaZ9ViCW

[Mag Jorge Castro🇨🇺 @MagJorgeCastro]

⚠️⚠️Supremo de EE.UU. favorece a Exxon en demanda contra CIMEX por bienes confiscados en Cuba

La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos emitió este martes un fallo favorable a ExxonMobil en su disputa judicial contra la empresa estatal cubana CIMEX, al determinar que las entidades cubanas demandadas bajo el Título III de la Ley Helms-Burton no pueden invocar inmunidad soberana para bloquear este tipo de procesos.

La decisión, adoptada por seis votos contra tres, elimina uno de los principales obstáculos legales que enfrentaban ciudadanos y compañías estadounidenses para reclamar compensaciones por propiedades nacionalizadas por el régimen de Fidel Castro tras la revolución de 1959.

El litigio se remonta a una refinería, terminales petroleras, plantas de envasado y más de un centenar de estaciones de servicio pertenecientes a Exxon, confiscadas por el Gobierno cubano en 1960. La petrolera sostiene que esos activos han sido explotados posteriormente por CIMEX y la estatal CUPET.

[Andrei Serbin Pont @SerbinPont]

MONTREAL: Impresionante video. El perpetrador parece estar usando un SKS que va recargando con clips de 10. El agente policial le dispara a un transeúnte cuando este lo/la sorprende.

[Aesthetica @Anc_Aesthetics]

The female cop just executed a random bystander trying to get away from the shooter and then when the real shooter came she flees leaving two people dead because of her incompetence. What the hell are we doing allowing female police officers.

[Franz-Stefan Gady @HoansSolo]

Wars are ultimately won by reserves. The Wehrmacht entered Barbarossa with just 90,000 men(!) in its field replacement battalions—exhausted by ~July—+ a further 400,000 in the Ersatzheer back home. German high command calculated that only about 1,000 replacements actually reached the front each day in the initial invasion phase. The Soviet replacement pool dwarfed the German effort: 5 million reservists were called up in the first week of the invasion alone, enough to cover not just the catastrophic June–July losses but the entire year 19941 it turns out. Dense Soviet rail network also let the USSR feed them forward faster than Germany could move its own.

[Johnny Cortes @johnnycortes]

🚨 Broadcaster on Messi's breaking record goal:

🎙️ "That's how you score a World Cup record-setting goal! Not from the penalty spot."

He cooked with that line 😂🔥

[FIFA World Cup @FIFAWorldCup]

Mo Salah.

#FIFAWorldCup

[Mag Jorge Castro🇨🇺 @MagJorgeCastro]

⚠️⚠️ Régimen elimina precios máximos al pollo, aceite, leche en polvo y pastas

El Ministerio de Finanzas y Precios publicó este sábado en la Gaceta Oficial Extraordinaria No. 73 la Resolución 150/2026, mediante la cual elimina los precios minoristas máximos fijados en 2024 para varios alimentos importados por pasajeros.

La medida deja sin efecto los topes establecidos sobre productos como pollo troceado, aceites comestibles (excepto el de oliva), leche en polvo, pastas alimenticias y salchichas, aunque mantiene la exención del pago de aranceles para su importación.

La decisión se produce apenas un día después de que Díaz-Canel reconociera el fracaso de los controles generalizados de precios y anunciara que el régimen dejará de recurrir a esa política como mecanismo para contener la inflación.