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If Russia is determined to avoid wider war with the US or its European proxies - eliminating any real deterrence against such attacks, it must at least ensure it eliminates any single point of failure for critical economic, industrial and military capabilities - hardening and dispersing critical processes, assuming ALL of them will eventually be targeted. Hopefully China and other potential targets of US war and proxy war are taking notes...

🇺🇸🇷🇺 On US ("Ukrainian") Strikes on Russia's  Progress Rocket and Space Center in Samara ▪️The facility is responsible for manufacturing the Soyuz launch system which not only is launching Russia's Rasvett satellite constellation (Russia's "Starlink/Starsheild" alternative), but also Soyuz supply and crew missions to the International Space Station upon which US astronauts also depend; ▪️Soyuz rockets are built months/years in advance of scheduled missions, so disruptions might not be immediate, and that is only if the strikes actually significantly damaged the facilities involved in Soyuz production, including facilities producing crticial electronic components; ▪️Again, these are US strikes simply laundered through "Ukraine," depending entirely on US ISR for target and up to date Russian air defense posture and positions; ▪️Through such strikes, the US succeeds in degrading Russian capabilities, while Ukraine takes the full brunt of Russian retaliation = proxy war;

🇺🇦🇷🇺⚡️ — Ukraine has begun using British drones to strike deep inside Russian territory, The Sunday Times reports. One of the models is the Nyan drone, developed by Callen-Lenz, a subsidiary of BAE Systems. @IntelSlava

🇮🇱❌🇵🇸 — Footage documents Israeli settlers attacking Palestinian homes in the Jaber neighborhood of Hebron early this morning. @IntelSlava

🇮🇱❌🇵🇸 — A newly released image reveals the condition of Palestinian journalist Mohammed Arab after two years in Israeli detention. He was arrested while reporting from Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza. @IntelSlava

🇮🇱🇵🇸🇮🇸A video captured a serious incident in the Icelandic town of Keflavík, where a group of Israeli "tourists" (IDF soldiers on holiday) stormed the Lava Sweets & Cafe, a business owned by Palestinians. They threatened the employees, removed and tore down photos inside the establishment, and used insults and offensive language. The aggression didn't stop at the attack inside the business. The establishment was also targeted by a coordinated online campaign aimed at lowering its Google rating, in an attempt to damage its reputation and online presence.

🇾🇪🇾🇪/🇸🇦◀️ Video documentation released by Saudi-affiliated media has verified the effectiveness of the Yemeni Armed Forces' strike on Al-Mokha port two days ago, depicting the destruction of multiple vessels transporting Saudi-supplied weaponry and matériel destined for Tareq Saleh's militants. ✍️ Degrading enemy logistics and ordnance storage is a classic shaping operation for either launching an offensive or precluding a rival ground maneuver. It is therefore reasonable to conclude that the Yemeni Armed Forces, through recurring missile and UAV attacks on Al-Mokha, are positioning themselves to reclaim the southwestern shoreline and eliminate Tareq Saleh – a figure deemed detrimental to Yemen's internal security calculus. #Yemen #Saudi

⚡🇺🇸🇮🇷 — Gulf states consider removing US bases after completely losing trust in President Trump's Iran war strategy, — WaPo reports. @WarAxis

— 🇮🇷/🇺🇸 Iran says that the American rules in the region will not return to what they were before, and we will not allow that. @AlHaqNews

🏳️ Military parade featuring representatives of the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Interior, and General Directorate of Intelligence of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. The parade marks the anniversary of the Taliban's takeover of Kabul in 2021. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics | Socials | Donate | Advertising

These images from a military parade in Afghanistan clearly shows how well the US taxpayers money was spent.. Afghanistan, hostile to the US for quite some time into the future after the repeated rape of their country is armed to the teeth with US weaponry left behind.. Eventually all of these stockpiles will of course run out, but considering and comparing the ordinary armament of the tribal mujaheddin of the pre-US war era all the way back to the war against the Sovietunion in 79-89.. The Afghan mujaheddin has received a clearly visible upgrade in sophistication.. These images depicts the Taliban national army sporting nightvision, IR and thermalsights and googles, automatic grenadelaunchers, LVLIII body armor and light US vehicles up to heavier US tanks.. US successfully not only managed to kill quite a lot of civilians (up to 100 000s), and replace the Taliban with the Taliban, but in the process of pursuing its greedy hegemonic ambitions also managed to modernize and strengthen the Taliban national army's armory considerably at the cost of the US taxpayers.. Well done..

🇺🇸 US allies in the Persian Gulf are growing increasingly frustrated with the Trump administration's policy, The Washington Post reports, citing sources within the US government. According to the sources, the governments of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Bahrain are discussing the "continued utility" of hosting American military bases on their territory. The growing discontent and joint search for "new cooperation options" stems from Washington's inability to reach a deal with Iran, which leaves these states exposed to risk. Still, a Washington Post source notes the US remains the Gulf states' primary security partner and arms supplier for now. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

The assumption of some advanced 5D chess going on with the "white hats" and the Q bullcrap for idiots, cannot compare with the real chessmasters from Iran that planned the defence of the nation against the US.. US power in the ME is fast coming to an end..

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🇺🇸🏁⚡️ — According to Bloomberg, the US is asking NATO allies to provide not only information about their defense spending, but also details about their political orientation toward the Trump administration, as part of a review of the American military presence in Europe. A questionnaire sent to NATO members includes questions about whether governments have publicly supported US foreign policy, restricted American military access to their bases, purchased products from US defense companies, or opposed procurement rules that favor European suppliers. The questionnaire specifically mentions restrictions imposed by allies on US operations in the Middle East and asks whether these restrictions could be reduced or lifted. This survey comes as Washington is considering a significant reduction of US troops and military capabilities in Europe, and the review is expected to be completed by December. According to reports, allies view these questions as an attempt to tie the security guarantees provided by the US to political loyalty, which may mark a significant departure from the traditional NATO model, where collective defense was upheld despite political disagreements among alliance members. @IntelSlava