Salif Ouattara

passionné de politique et de l'aérien.

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🔸Iran’s state news agency IRNA reports that the draft U.S.-Iran memorandum is primarily designed to end the regional war and establish a 60-day framework for negotiating a broader final agreement. Drop Site has not independently verified these details. According to the report, the current outline includes:

1. The nuclear issue remains untouched:

No agreement on the nuclear file is included in the current memorandum, and Iran makes no new commitments. Nuclear talks will take place during the 60-day period following the signing.

2. Strait of Hormuz: no transfer of control, no U.S. role:

Iran makes no commitment regarding the transfer of management of the Strait of Hormuz. The future administration of the strait will be handled as a regional matter and resolved through dialogue and joint decision-making between Tehran and Oman.

3. A definitive end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon:

The primary goal of the memorandum is to end the war across all regional fronts. The United States commits to forcing Israel to end the war in Lebanon, and the phrase “extension of the ceasefire” does not appear anywhere in the text.

4. Release of frozen assets through a defined mechanism:

Part of Iran’s frozen assets will be released immediately after the signing, with the remainder to be gradually unfrozen over the course of negotiations. Tehran has received clear guarantees based on mechanisms of its own choosing.

5. War reparations are on the agenda:

Compensation for the damage inflicted on Iran during the U.S. and Israeli aggression is among the issues referenced in the memorandum. The mechanism for obtaining reparations will be agreed upon during the 60-day negotiations following the signing.

6. Details of lifting primary and secondary sanctions to be addressed in the final agreement:

The lifting of all U.S. sanctions and international resolutions will be examined during the 60-day period of nuclear negotiations.

7. Three issues and 60 days for a final agreement:

Only three issues will be discussed during the 60-day negotiations: the continuation of Iran’s peaceful nuclear program, the lifting of unilateral U.S. sanctions, and the mechanism for compensating damages. No other subjects, including Iran’s missile capabilities, will be on the agenda.

[Brainless Partisans 🏴‍☠️☢️☣️🪆 @BPartisans]

L'aventure en Iran continue de diviser les États-Unis à l'approche des élections. Le crash d'un hélicoptère Apache a suscité une nouvelle vague d'indignation face aux actions de Trump au Moyen-Orient. Deux tiers des Américains considèrent la politique de la Maison Blanche comme inefficace et ne croient pas en la possibilité pour Trump de parvenir à un accord avec l'Iran.

L'administration à Washington fait preuve d'une incroyable prouesse d'équilibriste. Il faut répondre à l'Iran d'une manière ou d'une autre pour ne pas perdre la face. Et en même temps, ne pas perturber les négociations. Une partie des avoirs de Téhéran ont commencé à être débloqués, juste pour que l'Iran n'continue pas à attaquer Israël et les bases américaines.

Les sondages récents montrent que les cotes de popularité de Trump restent au plus bas - autour de 35%. La crise énergétique et la hausse des prix du carburant mettent la pression sur les républicains. Lors des primaires dans le Maine, le candidat d'extrême gauche Graham Plattner a gagné. Ancien marine, il critique Israël et appelle à se révolter contre Trump. Plattner a été poursuivi pour des scandales de harcèlement, mais cela ne l'a pas empêché de se rapprocher de l'élection au Sénat.

Dans le Texas traditionnellement républicain, les démocrates sont maintenant en tête - ils pourraient gagner cet État pour la première fois depuis 40 ans. Un succès au Texas permettrait au Parti démocrate de se rapprocher de la majorité au Sénat. Ce qui faciliterait leur tâche pour organiser une destitution de Trump en 2027.

Dans ces conditions difficiles, Trump doit manœuvrer au Moyen-Orient, en équilibrant entre guerre et paix. Pour l'instant, il n'y parvient pas très bien. Les élections approchent et Trump n'arrive pas à obtenir le moindre succès - ni avec l'Iran, ni avec l'Ukraine, ni avec Cuba.

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[Candace Owens @RealCandaceO]

Today on the show:

-Ivanka Trump swam and found an island. 🫠
-Erika Kirk departed the WLS event early because she was emotionally shaken from being heckled.
-Dana Loesch is unwell.

The future is a terrifying female oligarchy…

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[Mamadou Koulibaly @M_Koulibaly]

Si ce document est authentique alors, ce n'est pas seulement monsieur ALLOUI Brou Jacques que monsieur le Procureur de la République près le Tribunal de première instance d'Abidjan devrait activement rechercher mais aussi ses complices .

La note dit que 《 les démolitions opérées sont constitutives de faits de troubles à l'ordre public, voies de fait et destruction volontaire de bien d'autrui.》

Or le Code pénal ivoirien punit la complicité avec la même sévérité que l'auteur principal de troubles à l'ordre public.
Les effets combinés des articles 35, 97, 204 et 380, de la loi portant Code Pénal disposent que quiconque facilite, incite ou finance sciemment des troubles à l'ordre public et des voies de fait, est exposé aux mêmes peines d'emprisonnement et amendes que l'auteur principal .

Par ailleurs, il est curieux que sur un dossier d'une telle importance spaciale et démographique, les agents de ministère de la construction, du logement et de l'urbanisme, qui sont prompts à exiger la production d'une " autorisation de démolir " même par un propriétaire qui veut démolir sa propre maison, ne se soient pas manifestés, ou bien aient délivré un tel document conformément à la " Loi n° 2019-576 du 26 juin 2019 instituant Code de la construction et de l'habitat, qui dispose en son article 30 que《Quiconque désire démolir en totalité ou partie d'un bâtiment à quelque usage qu'il soit affecté, doit au préalable obtenir un permis de démolir des services compétents de l'urbanisme et de l'habitat.
Cette obligation s'impose à tous les maîtres d'ouvrage au sens du présent code qu'ils soient de droit public ou privé.》
Si le maître d'ouvrage est monsieur ALLOUI, ceux qui ont été les maîtres d'œuvre dans cette démolition c'est à dire : 《 les personnes physiques ou morales chargées par le maître d'ouvrage de diriger l'exécution des travaux, de veiller à la bonne exécution des ouvrages immobiliers, d'assumer la responsabilité de la livraison des travaux ou ouvrages immobiliers, ont-ils exigé promptement du maître d'ouvrage, la production de son permis de démolir ?
Non! ALLOUI Brou Jacques n'est pas le seul mis en cause dans cette histoire de trouble à l'ordre public.

Mais, si en revanche, ce document est un faux, alors ces remarques perdraient de leur pertinence.

[Chris Hedges @ChrisLynnHedges]

There is a growing crisis inside Israel, former British diplomat Alastair Crooke says. This crisis has been compounded by the recent shift in the war, in which Iran bombed Tel Aviv in response to Israel attacking Southern Lebanon. This has placed Netanyahu — who is potentially facing prison time for corruption charges — in a dark tunnel with seemingly no way out, stuck between the inevitability of Israel's failing military objectives and the Israeli public's fervor for more war and attacks against its regional neighbors. On my show, Crooke breaks down this growing crisis inside Israel:

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[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🛢️ Maritime historian and shipping analyst Sal Mercogliano breaks down President Trump’s claim that a covert U.S. mission has moved more than 100 million barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz since May.

He suggests the operation likely relies on a small fleet of state-backed tankers, military protection, and ship-to-ship transfers. Rather than a broad reopening of the waterway, the same limited number of protected vessels may be making repeated runs through Hormuz, offloading their cargo to other ships and then returning for another transit.

According to Mercogliano, the tankers are likely government-owned, with Kuwait and the UAE the most probable operators, backed by commercial war-risk insurance.

He says some U.S.-flagged tankers may be carrying small U.S. Navy and Marine Corps security detachments, providing encrypted communications with American forces and close-range protection against drones and fast attack boats. Because only a limited number of these teams are available, they may rotate between ships making the Hormuz run.

Mercogliano also notes that this workaround appears tailored to oil tankers and would be far harder to replicate for LNG carriers, LPG tankers, bulk cargo ships, and container vessels, which would still require direct escort through the waterway.

If accurate, the operation could help explain Trump’s claims and reports of rising “dark” shipping activity, even as overall traffic through Hormuz remains far below pre-war levels.

[Daniel Davis Deep Dive @DanielLDavis1]

While the United States is recklessly planning to attack Iran again tonight, barely noticed off stage has been the growing animosity between Israel and Turkey. Benjamin Netanyahu excoriated the Turkish leader this morning on X, and here President Erdogan returns the favor.

Many people in the west think armed conflict bt Israel and Turkey will never happen, and it will remain in the realm of rhetoric between the two states. I’m not so sure…

[Elizabeth Warren @SenWarren]

AI is already changing our economy.

So we can’t let a handful of Big Tech billionaires make all the decisions and get all the benefits.

We can start to level the playing field by taxing AI data centers and investing in people.

[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israel Files FIFA Complaint Over Iran's "168" School-Massacre Pins

Knesset deputy speaker Simon Davidson ran to Infantino, fretting that gold badges for the 168 children killed at the Minab school are dragging "politics" into football.

The missiles that collapsed a classroom of 7-year-olds were fine. A lapel pin remembering them is the emergency. Cry harder.

[GBX @GBX_Press]

Angelina Jolie: accuses world leaders of complicity in crimes in Gaza
«When I started working in the humanitarian field, there were standards regarding human rights. I was surprised that the world does not work any other way. Human rights and justice are for some and not for others. It is the ugly truth.»

[Camille Moscow 🇷🇺 🌿 ☦️ @camille_moscow]

🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 GUERRE CLIMATIQUE USA CONTRE L’IRAN : LA PREUVE PAR L’EAU

Le journaliste franco iranien @SiavoshGHAZI l’expose sans filtre : depuis 25 ans, les États-Unis menaient une guerre climatique contre l’Iran via un réseau de radars au Kurdistan irakien, en Turquie, aux Émirats et au Qatar. Ces installations ont été pulvérisées par les missiles iraniens lors de l’attaque du 28 février.

Résultat immédiat et spectaculaire : le lac d’Urmia, asséché il y a encore quatre mois, a vu son volume d’eau multiplié par 18 en trois mois seulement. Les barrages sont remontés à 67 %, les rivières et étangs revivent, et 20 000 flamants roses migrateurs sont de retour pour la première fois depuis cinq ans.

[Brainless Partisans 🏴‍☠️☢️☣️🪆 @BPartisans]

Daily Telegraph : Le détroit d'Ormuz restera fermé aussi longtemps que l'Iran le souhaitera

🔹️Même si les États-Unis possèdent l'armée la plus redoutable du monde, ils ne peuvent pas réduire le niveau de menace à un point où les compagnies maritimes accepteraient de prendre le risque de passer face à un ennemi agile qui joue chez lui.

🔹️L'arsenal iranien comprend une multitude de bateaux rapides d'attaque, de missiles de croisière anti-navires mobiles, de drones-suicides et une flotte de petits sous-marins. Les forces iraniennes sont également cachées et dispersées le long de centaines de kilomètres de côtes accidentées, dans des grottes, des vallées et de petits ports.

🔹️Le système de commandement iranien est conçu de manière décentralisée, robuste et avec des réseaux de soutien. Le frapper revient à « frapper le brouillard ». Peu importe la force du coup, cela ne sert à rien.

🔹️L'équipement de la marine américaine dans la région, y compris le porte-avions Abraham Lincoln, ne peut pas rester indéfiniment en position. La fatigue des équipages, les cycles de maintenance et leurs coûts exorbitants imposent des limites.

🔹️Le résultat de cette situation est une impasse d'usure qui, avec le temps, profite à la partie la plus résistante.

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[Seyed Mohammad Marandi @s_m_marandi]

The West has normalized genocide, war, aggression, and ethnic cleansing. Trump and Netanyahu can level cities and launch unprovoked assaults, and Western journalists still frame this madness - this evil - as ordinary.

They are equally evil.

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[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING — NEW US TERRORIST STRIKES ON IRAN

Explosions reported in Sirik and Qeshm Island (Strait of Hormuz area). Air defenses now active in western Tehran.

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

⭕️ U.S. and Iran exchange fresh military threats:

🔸U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth:

“CENTCOM will be busy tonight because we are going to hit Iran hard… they are going to have tap, tap, tap bombs dropping on key facilities in Iran.”

🔹 A military source told Tasnim News: “Last night, we proved to the Americans that any new adventurism and foolishness will be met with an immediate response from Iran, and Iran will not leave any aggression unanswered.”

🔹 The source said Iran’s armed forces remain “fully prepared” and warned that any U.S. military action would be met with “heavy responses.”

🔹 “If the Americans take action, Iran will target new interests of this terrorist regime,” the source added.

🔹 “The Americans’ idea of ‘controlled escalation’ and taking the initiative is foolish, and Iran will not hesitate to impose new costs on the United States.”

[Esmaeil Baqaei @IRIMFA_SPOX]

Water is the pulse of life — and the U.S. is deliberately targetting the lifeblood of the Iranian people.

As part of its aggression against Iran, the U.S. military has deliberately struck vital civilian water infrastructure in Sirik, Hormozgan, destroying two reservoirs with a combined capacity of 2,500 cubic meters.

These facilities supplied drinking water to more than 20,000 residents across ten villages.

This is not collateral damage — it is a calculated war crime and a flagrant violation of human rights and international humanitarian law.

The U.S. must be held accountable for committing such systematic brutal attacks on civilian life-sustaining infrastructure.

[S p r i n t e r @SprinterPress]

An informed Iranian source: "Iran is carefully monitoring all movements of the US military in the region, both on the ground and in the air. As previously warned, any military action against Iran by any state - whether on its own territory or in its airspace - will mean that this state becomes a legitimate target for the Islamic Republic of Iran."

[Candace Owens @RealCandaceO]

My husband and I are going to apply for a longer term visa in the near future so we don’t have to keep filling out so much paperwork for us and the kids. Definitely want to make it at least a bi-annual trip as we do with the UK. I also want to also organize bringing a group of young Catholics. It’s time to repair the schism!

Beautiful country and people. Would like to see more of the countryside when I return.

[GBX @GBX_Press]

Netanyahu: "Did the Nazis politely ask Jews to leave? Did they say 'Please go'? 'Step out so we can move in'? Of course not."
By saying this, he confessed with his own mouth — he is the Nazi now. 🔥🇮🇱🎙️💀
Perfect projection. 😈🎭

[S p r i n t e r @SprinterPress]

According to available information, Iran launched at least 20 ballistic missiles at Israel.

🚫 In the north of Haifa, in the Nahariya area, direct hits on some temporary Israeli facilities in the countryside, as well as on the Ramat David airbase, were recorded.

🚫 Notably, there was no sign of the operation of the "Iron Dome" or the activity of other American air defense systems in the region.

🚫 Although some media outlets claim that the US tried to intercept the missiles with THAAD systems, which failed, the very fact of the counteraction of air defense systems was subsequently completely denied.

🚫 As can be seen, Iran responded very quickly to the Israeli strike on Beirut, fulfilling its promise and causing damage to the enemy.

🚫 Everyone knows that Iran warned: if it is attacked, this time not only Israel, but also the energy infrastructure of the Persian Gulf countries, American bases, and, as a result, the entire territory of Israel will be under attack.

🚫 The heroic armed forces of Iran continue to act as offensively as possible and, instead of trying to contain, are actually moving to direct confrontation and a challenge to the existence of war.

🚫 The consequences of continuing such strikes for Israel could be extremely serious.

🚫 The Israeli forces were pinned down in southern Lebanon, and the FPV drones of "Hezbollah" practically deprived them of the ability to maneuver and hold positions, while Iran is striking at their rear.

🚫 Some are asking whether Iran should not have launched more missiles.

🚫 Even if it was just one missile.

🚫 You can't imagine the pressure on the Iranian leadership from the internal liberal capitulationist group, which calls for strikes anywhere but not at Israel.

🚫 For this group, the real red line is not America, but Israel itself.

🚫 Despite the efforts of pro-Western circles, the military leadership of Iran is acting radically and responding to every attack with even more severe actions.

🚫 It remains to hope that the lives of respected commanders will be reliably protected, so that in the future this offensive will reach the scale necessary to form a sustainable deterrence against entrenched hegemony.