AmimoRayola

[Masu Zafi 🔥🔥 @masuzafi]

🚨 The New World Order Has Already Begun.
Forget the headlines.
The real shift in global power is happening right now in the Middle East and it's rewriting the map for decades.

Turkey rising as a military powerhouse.
Iran solidifying regional dominance.
Israel facing serious long-term security tests.
NATO fracturing.
While China, Russia, and India accelerate their ascent.

This isn't speculation, it's the multipolar reality unfolding before our eyes.
Drones, missiles, ISR systems changing warfare forever.
Historical cycles repeating (hello, Roman Empire lessons).
And Trump's foreign policy navigating this new chessboard.

Watch this powerful discussion breaking it all down:👇👇

[AmimoRayola @tmamimo]

@soccertorey Montpellier

[AmimoRayola @tmamimo]

@soccertorey Sterling

[Sky News @SkyNews]

"When it comes to Israel right now, the United States isn't mincing its words."

After JD Vance spoke earlier to "rebuke" Israel during a press conference, US correspondent @skydavidblevins said it was "unprecedented".

https://t.co/LM1Ij2MjHO

📺 Sky 501 and YouTube

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱Tucker summed up the Iran deal in one line:

"We just reached a peace agreement... WITHOUT consulting Israel... b*tch."

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 For weeks, the story was that Trump ended the Iran war from a position of dominance. Larry Johnson argues the real reason is far less flattering: America was about to run out of oil.

Larry walks me through what actually moved Trump.

A Monday briefing on the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, down to roughly 349 million barrels against US consumption of 20 million a day, leaving maybe 17 days of cushion if Hormuz stayed shut.

Trump all but confirmed it himself, admitting the US would have run out in about four weeks.

The most striking part is buried in the MOU.

The US and Iran both agreed to guarantee Lebanon's sovereignty, which Larry reads as Washington quietly greenlighting Iranian backing of Hezbollah to push Israel out of the south.

His take: if Iran got nothing else, that clause alone made them the winner.

Do I give Trump credit? Yes.

Did he have a choice? Not really.

Larry calls it a Nixon to China moment.

@NewSonof

[AmimoRayola @tmamimo]

@ChiamakaAFC Fabregas,Nasri

[AmimoRayola @tmamimo]

@GunnerPuls Raheem Sterling...Nic Anelka

[Iran in Ghana @IRAN_GHANA]

Last night Trump threatened us the same.
By sunrise, Iranian missiles had turned his most prized military toys across 3 countries into scrap metal.
His electronic warfare — the one thing America swore was untouchable — folded like a napkin under Iran's systems. His generals couldn't do anything. So they stopped their invasions.
Then came a lie as bloated as the man's lust for hamburgers: "Iran begged us to stop."
No one begged. No one called. And Trump waddled away. Humiliated, confused, and out of options.
Tonight, he's gambling again.
Go ahead. Tomorrow morning you'll have a new lie, a new excuse, and new ruins.

[بركان المسيرة @AlnsarAllah10]

الصين🇨🇳 تسرب ما حدث في القواعد الأمريكية في الأردن والكويت والبحرين والخليج حقاً خطير ومرعب وهذا ماجعل ترامب يجن جنونة وتكتم اعلامي كبير حتى لايعرف المواطن الامريكي ماحدث للقواعد..

[AmimoRayola @tmamimo]

@CarolRadull Ronaldinho,Henry,Maldini ,?

[Joe Kent @joekent16jan19]

I’m skeptical that President Trump can secure a deal with Iran at this point in the war — I’ll explain why that is below, but let me first caveat my skepticism by reiterating: we don’t need to a deal to just declare victory and walk away. It’s the only way out of this mess in the short term that will deliver anything that looks like a win for the U.S.

Why can’t we reach a deal with Iran?

1. Iran believes they are winning—and they are not wrong to think they are. Iran is exploiting powerful leverage, which we delivered to them: closing the SOH has obviously significantly hindered the flow of oil/gas, putting massive pressure on us and the global economy.

Today, President Trump announced that the U.S. Navy has secretly escorted 200 oil tankers out of the SOH. While this is positive news and may have helped temper rising oil prices somewhat, the impact is not substantial enough to prevent a major energy crisis. These 200 tankers transiting the SOH over the past 100 days represent only about 2% of the normal volume—roughly 10,000 ships every 100 days—prior to the war. Furthermore, the U.S. has to deploy major naval and air assets to keep the SOH open. This is not sustainable and works to Iran’s advantage in the long run: Iran can disrupt commerce through the strait with relatively little effort, while the U.S. must risk two carrier battle groups simply to move 2% of the normal amount of oil and gas.

2. The Iranian hardliners have been emboldened and have no interest in reaching a deal. For years before the war, there was major tension between the moderates—who were open to dialogue with the U.S.—and the more militant factions of the Iranian government, primarily senior officers in the IRGC. At the outset of the war, we killed the leading moderate figure (moderate by Iranian standards), Supreme Leader Khamenei, along with several of his civilian counterparts like Ali Larijani. We’ve used the cover of peace talks as a ruse to launch attacks on Iran on two separate occasions. All of this bolstered the hardliners’ standpoint that we cannot be trusted in negotiations and that Iran had no choice but to fight.

3. Israel. Despite reports of tension between Bibi and Trump, the Israelis remain the spoiler of any progress towards a deal and prove it every time there are serious talks of peace. President Trump has made public statements urging Israel to show restraint, but has been ignored and, in many cases, outright defied. The Israelis consider any peace deal with Iran to be unacceptable and a major threat to their nation. Until President Trump takes away some U.S. military support from Israel, they will continue to sabotage any chance of a lasting peace.

[سامح عسكر @sameh_asker]

تنبيه في السياق

أمريكا لن تستطيع الاعتراف بالهزيمة لأنها تعتقد بأنها ما زالت تمتلك (القوة المطلقة) وهي الفكرة التي تأتي لهم بالهيمنة والردع..لذلك مهما طالت الحرب وخسرت أمريكا مالا وجنودا ونفوذا لن يعترفوا بالهزيمة..بل سيفسرونها نصرا من زوايا خادعة.

إسرائيل نفس الشئ..فهي تريد امتلاك حق التصعيد، وحرمان إيران منه، وكذلك لا تريد لإيران حق النقض أو الفيتو بشأن عدوانها على لبنان.

إيران نفس الشئ، دخلت حرب وجودية دفاعا ليس فقط عن نفسها بل عن (تاريخها وعقيدتها) وهي تريد امتلاك حق الردع لإشعار الخصم بخسائر فادحة تمنعة من استمرار العدوان..

لهذه الأسباب الثلاثة تستمر الحرب وتطول أكثر من اللازم

[AmimoRayola @tmamimo]

@brian_mutiga This is how UDA got to power...and this is how to get incompetent people to positions of power .

[ابراهیم عزیزی @Ebrahimazizi33]

ما از جنگیدن با بازنده ها نمی‌ترسیم.
همین الان هم تابوت های آمریکایی بسیار بیشتر از آن چیزی است که ترامپ می‌گوید و بیشتر هم خواهد شد چرا که جنگ این‌بار حتی به منطقه هم محدود نخواهد شد...
خواهیم دید چه می‌شود!

[Kipkalya Kones @MrKipkalya]

Once in a while, Ruto visits Kenya to announce new taxes, then proceeds with his world tour.

Incompetent at birth.

[Iran Embassy SA @IraninSA]

Each person with his own boss.

[Oops!! here we go again @Meticulous_K]

@Onomz_D1 Lol saw a certain flag and I just knew I will read crap, how is FIFA accredited referee just anyone trying to sneak in?

[AmimoRayola @tmamimo]

@RespectIsVital @FIFAcom Infanitino is incompetent