The Noticer

They are not migrants. They are invaders. #migration #insation #rant

⚡️🇺🇸 US drone team protesting the war wrote anti Israel and Trump slogans like "Bibis cucks", " all for the Holy Land" and "I love Israel I am a good goy". @planenerd

They still keep doing their job - they just complain that their job makes them feel uncomfortable. The Sand War continues. #USA #Iran #Israel #politics #drones

🇮🇷 🇾🇪 🇸🇦 Iran Enhances Houthi Missile Precision with Advanced GNSS Iran has reportedly supplied Houthi rebels with advanced GNSS guidance modules and anti-jamming technology for their ballistic missile arsenal. These upgrades target Saudi Arabian infrastructure with significantly increased precision. The four-element modules utilize a combination of Russian and Iranian satellite networks to refine terminal guidance. Minas Tirith | 24/7 News channel

The GLA grows stronger. I am surprised that Iran uses Russian satellites instead of, presumably, more numerous and technologically advanced Chinese satellites. Suppose Xi doesn't want to get involved more than he already is. #Iran #Houthis #missiles #satellites #GNSS #navigation #Russia

That kid will grow up alright. #humor

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The RAM sticks cost like a new Ferrari, all because there are videos like this one all over the Internet. Cool vibes though. #humor #Trump #AI #retro

Financial Times: China Bypasses Maritime Chokepoints With 'Ice Silk Road' Through the Arctic China has launched its first regular container shipping service via the Arctic—dubbed the "Ice Silk Road" (or China-Europe Arctic Express)—linking China's Ningbo with Felixstowe in the UK. The maiden voyage by Sea Legend's vessel Dubai Tower (1,740 TEU) departed in August 2026 and runs through early October. The Northern Sea Route cuts the traditional 40-day Suez/Red Sea journey to just 20 days during the summer window. The move aims to bypass precarious maritime choke points amid Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, tensions around Hormuz, and broader Middle Eastern instability. While Western shippers like Maersk, MSC, and Hapag-Lloyd avoid the route due to Russian infrastructure reliance and limited search-and-rescue, China secured necessary clearances via Rosatom through its ties with Moscow and capitalizes on retreating sea ice. A key component of Beijing's Polar Silk Road, the route reduces dependence on vulnerable traditional lanes. Traffic is rising—23 container transits in 2025, up from 15. The August launch marks a decisive step to reconfigure global supply chains, securing a foothold on a new trade artery that could fundamentally reshape the geography of global commerce. Source ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web  | VK |  X | InfoDefAll

China can do this because the collective West spent a lot of time and efforts making China and Russia friends with benefits. Throwing sanctions at both China and Russia all the time forced the two countries to work closely to keep getting profits. And since Russia de-facto controls most of the "ice silk road" - all China needs to do is to not shoot itself in a foot by destroying the foreign diplomatic relations for some retarded inner political reasons. Xi keeps winning. If he makes the RAM prices go down to pre-Covid numbers - I'll start learning Chinese so I can thank him personally. #China #Russia #shipping #economy

Badenoch accused Burnham of deliberately placing migrants in quiet, relatively affluent areas where people don’t vote Labour. The row comes after plans were announced to house hundreds of asylum seekers at former military sites near small villages in Oxfordshire and North Yorkshire. Burnham, meanwhile, said migrants should be spread more evenly across the country so that poorer areas aren’t left carrying most of the burden. Looks like the jokes about migrants being brought into the country to secure extra votes at elections aren’t really jokes anymore... If the UK wants to avoid putting further pressure on the country, the migration issue needs to be dealt with once and for all. Otherwise, before long, it’ll feel like migrants will be the only people turning out to vote in Britain.

If I wanted to remove democracy - I'd show people how democracy can be used as a weapon. This is an example of such use. Giving the right to vote to strangers is an idiocy that can't be described with polite words. However, if one remembers how much the EU elites hate the EU peasants - it becomes clear as day. Those "asylum seekers" seek only free money, freedom from the police, and sex slaves. All of which they find in abundance in the West. Keikaku-no doori. #UK #migration #invasion

The bum carrier The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) is experiencing several severe problems. 5,000 sailors and Marines are suffering from the prolonged deployment. Deployed from San Diego on November 21, 2025, the carrier broke modern records by spending more than 260 consecutive days at sea without a single port call. The Sand War led to an indefinite extension of the deployment, causing horrible conditions onboard due to the disruption of traditional Middle Eastern supply hubs. Sailors' families and mass media reported severe food shortages on board, as well as malfunctioning laundry facilities, mold in showers, toilet problems, etc. The crew's deteriorating condition has led to a sharp decline in morale. Some sailors tried to jump overboard to escape the suffering. The good news is - the USS George Washington is rushing from the Asia-Pacific area to relieve the Lincoln so the carrier can finally return to San Diego. #US #navy #Lincoln #problems #military #logistics

Reminds me of my weeaboo days. #humor #Spain #migration #invasion

Strikes near Novorossiysk ricochet and hit the West as well. ▪️ The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) terminal suspended operations after a series of Ukrainian drone attacks on tankers during loading. The Armed Forces of Ukraine may count this as an achievement, but did the strike actually hit the intended target? ▪️ The incidents occurred in the Black Sea near Novorossiysk. However, their consequences have had relatively little impact on Russia itself. The main losers turned out to be Kazakhstan, major Western oil companies, and Europe. 🇰🇿 The suspension of oil shipments led to terminal tanks filling up, forcing the CPC to stop receiving crude from Kazakhstan. For this country, whose hydrocarbons are exported approximately 80% through this infrastructure, the situation is particularly alarming: some fields may be forced to halt production. Alternative routes exist, but they cannot be quickly adapted for such volumes. 🇺🇸 The American group Chevron, which holds assets in the consortium itself, also owns 50% of the Tengiz field and has just completed its modernization — a project valued at $48 billion. Another industry giant, ExxonMobil, participates with a 20% stake. Unable to sell oil, the companies are now drastically cutting production. Instead of expected profits, they are incurring significant losses. 🇪🇺 Kazakh oil has become an important source of supply for Europe after the reduction of flows from the Middle East. According to this analysis, the Ukrainian drone strikes jeopardize the European Union's hopes of avoiding an energy crisis this winter. But even before winter arrives, a price shock could soon reverberate through the entire chain — from refineries to gas stations. ▪️ Despite this, European politicians remain under a real "taboo," refraining from criticizing their allies: the damage is being downplayed, as are the difficulties facing a state that is not a party to the conflict. ▪️ Washington, for its part, is in no hurry to demand answers from Zelensky, while U.S. oil prices for the European market continue to rise. Chevron is demanding security guarantees from its government, but the prospects remain uncertain. 🇷🇺 In this situation, Russia, in addition to military and technical measures, could leverage its own pipeline network to mitigate negative consequences. By offering Kazakhstan transit through Baltic ports and to China, Moscow would further strengthen Astana's ties to its own sphere of influence. Source ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web  | VK |  X | InfoDefAll

The TL:DR is - those who invented the Global Economy forgot that in such economy everyone suffers when anyone takes damage. The EU suffers from high prices on oil and gas when Ukraine hits targets in Russia. The USA, however, can make an extra profit in this chaos. Which makes me wonder if the US govt told Ukraine to keep firing drones and missiles at Russia, regardless if those drones and missiles hit the assets of other countries within Russia. The biggest war since WW2 continues. #Ukraine #Russia #war #global #economy #consequenses

About Russian bases in Syria Syria and Russia signed a new Memorandum of Understanding, stripping Russia of its exclusive control over 2 strategic military bases in Syria. The agreement ends the era of Russia's independent presence in Syria. It concludes 18 months of intensive negotiations between Moscow and the new Syrian leadership after the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in December 2024. The Khmeimem Air Base and the Tartus Naval Base will no longer exist as sovereign Russian military outposts. Both facilities will be transformed into joint training centers. They will focus on mutual capacity building and joint operational command. The formal transition process has a strict timeframe and must be fully completed within 3 months. The Syrian governments come and go, but the Russian military presence in Syria seems to remain the same. Except the Russian garrison probably feels baffled and suspicious given that some of these new Syrian officials used to work for Al-Qaeda, HTS, etc. #Syria #Russia #diplomacy