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US military source: “The Israeli Air Force conducted a simulated air attack using ten fighter jets by entering Syrian airspace and then Iraqi airspace.” #IranWar‌

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Reports of Israeli fighter jets flying over several cities in #Iraq #Iran puts its armed forces on a state of maximum alert

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US now courts #Myanmar's generals as rivalry with #China heats up The move is significant because any US relationship with inferior military powers is intended to use them as cannon fodder proxy in US instigated wars. Trump held 2nd round of talks in a month, in Tokyo, following an earlier session in Naypyitaw. 1st was about release of US businessman and shutting down fraud operations against US citizens. These opened doors for new talks on getting rare earth metals to US. Some estimates say Myanmar holds 2/3 of the world's supply of heavy rare earth metals. These metals deposits are located on territory of armed ethnic gunmen which China is the dominant buyer. US has also been supportive of the ethnic gunmen and Muslim militia killing government forces. In 2025, Myanmar accounted for 52.8% of all Chinese imports of rare earth metals Myanmar's geography is also valuable to US long term especially if it seeks to initiate wars either in India or on China. China maintains ties with several ethnic armed groups along its border

🚨 𝐔𝐒 𝐁𝐈𝐆𝐆𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐁𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐒 𝐀𝐑𝐄 𝐑𝐔𝐍𝐍𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐋𝐎𝐖 The Pentagon’s most powerful bunker-busters may be down to single-digit stockpiles as Trump reportedly weighs further strikes on Iran. 💣 The GBU-57: 14 were used in the June 2025 strikes. Replenishment could take years. 💣 The MOAB: Only about a dozen were built. Roughly 10 may remain — and it can’t penetrate as deeply. ⚠️ The bigger problem? Iran’s underground facilities may be buried too deep for even America’s largest bombs to destroy. Washington has the firepower. But does it have enough of its most powerful weapons for a prolonged conflict?

🚨 UKRAINE’S AIR DEFENSES FAILED TO INTERCEPT A SINGLE RUSSIAN BALLISTIC MISSILE in the latest overnight assault. Most likely because US cannot detect them 🇷🇺 Russian missiles struck targets across 25 locations, with debris reported at 8 more. Ukraine claims 247 other aerial threats were downed—but ballistic missiles got through. ⚡ Energy infrastructure battered. Ports, logistics and industry under relentless attack. Datagroup says its main data center is so severely damaged that repairs and a resumption of operations are impossible. 📡 Is this fueling Zelensky’s clash with Trump over Starlink? Kyiv has blamed deliberate jamming for connectivity problems, but questions remain over whether Western technology can reliably withstand battlefield conditions. Ukraine’s air defenses are under pressure, critical infrastructure is being crippled, and communications are increasingly contested.

Reports of Israeli fighter jets flying over several cities in #Iraq #Iran puts its armed forces on a state of maximum alert

🚨 #𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐢𝐬 𝐬𝐩𝐲𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐧 #𝐈𝐬𝐫𝐚𝐞𝐥’𝐬 𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐜 𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐟𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐬𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐬 𝐛𝐲 𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐟𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐚. PLA researchers analyzed 43 days of flight-tracking records, identifying GPS spoofing anomalies that helped them estimate two suspected jamming locations near Israel. How? GPS spoofing makes aircraft report false positions. By filtering out abnormal flight paths, an algorithm can trace those anomalies back to potential sources of electronic interference. The estimated locations were within 10.9–18.9 km of the researchers’ calculated targets. This is not proof of direct espionage against Israel, but it demonstrates how China can exploit publicly available civilian data to study Israeli military capabilities without deploying dedicated surveillance equipment.

South #Korea readies to enter war against Iran … mulls aiding US naval effort near #Hormuz The government is considering expanding its ongoing anti-piracy effort to the Gulf of Oman, right next to the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz, South Korean newspaper Kyunghyang Shinmun says. The Cheonghae Unit was originally deployed off Somalia’s coast in 2009 and consists of one destroyer and one helicopter. It claims to be there to escort ships through the Gulf of Aden and conduct anti-piracy operations. Opposition has expressed resistance. US holds total control of South Korea’s 3.6 million strong military and will be the largest cannon fodder thrown by the US to die in US war on China.

Zelensky’s “defiance” to Trump, translated from the original Ukrainian: “Back off or I’ll make sure you lose so the next guy keeps the money printer on and the meat grinder fully staffed. Your voters’ blood and taxes are my birthright, peasant.”

🇰🇷🇺🇸 The US-South #Korea alliance is quietly cracking — and the timing is bad. As North Korea keeps testing missiles, trust issues are piling up 🔹Intel restricted after Seoul’s unification minister publicly named a secret North Korean uranium site (Kusong). US cut some satellite data on nuclear facilities. President Lee called the claims “absurd.” Core missile/threat sharing still ongoing. 🔹Trump cut Ulchi Freedom Shield drills from 11 days to 5, scaling back live-fire training. He cited costs, Seoul’s refusal to back US efforts against Iran, and called the exercises an “inappropriate and hostile” signal to Kim. 🔹$350B investment package (Alaska LNG + nuclear reactors) remains stuck on commercial viability and domestic legal requirements. 🔹Even a ruling-party lawmaker’s US visa was delayed, forcing him to switch trips. Seoul insists the military core is intact. But the friction is real and growing. How solid is the alliance when it matters most?

Why are #Pakistan troops in Saudi Arabia if they cannot protect MBS? Reports that MBS is moving between bunkers raise an uncomfortable question: what exactly is Pakistan’s military presence in Saudi Arabia meant to achieve? Pakistani officials and unofficial channels have reportedly signalled little appetite for joining a war against the #Houthis. Such a move could trigger a domestic political backlash. So if Pakistan will not fight the Houthis, guarantee MBS’s personal security, or decisively defend Saudi territory, what is its real mission? Perhaps the answer lies in Beijing—and oil. Saudi Arabia is facing mounting risks to its energy infrastructure and export routes. Its exploration of alternative freight corridors reflects a growing problem: getting oil and other goods to market is becoming a strategic vulnerability. China has an obvious interest in preventing a Saudi breakdown that disrupts its energy supplies. And Pakistan, with troops on Saudi soil and close strategic ties to Beijing, could potentially serve as China's indirect instrument of influence inside the kingdom. Consider the possibility: the objective is not necessarily to save MBS, but to manage a transition beyond him—preserving the Saudi state, containing regional chaos, and keeping the oil flowing. The timing is intriguing, too. Pakistan's military presence, the Houthi conflict, Saudi Arabia's growing export vulnerabilities, and reported China-Pakistan coordination deserve scrutiny. But timing alone does not prove a coordinated operation. The bigger question is whether we are watching a struggle for Saudi Arabia's future—and who will control its oil when the dust settles. If MBS's political survival increasingly conflicts with China's strategic interests, Beijing may have reasons to favour an alternative. And if Washington can no longer credibly guarantee Saudi security, the strategic vacuum could become an opportunity for Beijing. Is there a China-Pakistan-Iran alignment, with the Houthis playing a parallel role, aimed at reshaping the kingdom and securing its energy flows? There is not enough public evidence to call it a proven plot but the strategic logic is there. The ultimate prize would not simply be removing MBS. It would be influence over the world's most consequential oil-producing state—and the power to shape where its energy flows next.

US weapons can’t even detect Russian missiles heading toward #Ukraine So how does the “most powerful nation in the world” explain its inability to detect weapons from a gas station masquerading as a country? Simple. Blame Starlink. Manufacture a feud. Trump allegedly cuts off Starlink, Zelensky pretends to feud with Trump, and Trump publicly demands Zelensky’s removal. What a spectacular display of geopolitical theater! The world’s greatest superpower apparently needs a soap opera to disguise its military embarrassment. And the best part? Trump gets to cosplay as an impartial mediator while questions remain about whether Washington will supply Ukraine with ballistic missiles or the guidance needed to strike deep inside #Russia. Come late October or November, if Ukraine launches such missiles, watch the next act: American involvement becomes a question of plausible deniability, civilian casualties become somebody else’s problem, and Starlink becomes the perfect excuse. We didn’t guide the missiles. We didn’t enable the strikes. We’re neutral! Of course. Nothing says neutrality quite like potentially helping one side wage war while publicly pretending to be the referee. The greatest trick of the world’s most powerful nation: turn military embarrassment into diplomatic theater, then sell the theater as neutrality.

@Luceyeon Why

Some observers claim the reason for Iran war was exactly that: description of oil supplies to catapult price higher and bankrupt China They also cite Saudi illogical attack on Houthis which will lead to supply shrinkage Looks Europe will be the main victim whether that was real US plot or not