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| 2 | 🔍 Are Saudi strikes on Iran's Yemeni and Iraqi allies a major escalation of the war?
Saudi Arabia is expanding its military activity across the Middle East, having carried out airstrikes against Axis of Resistance Iraqi fighters alongside the US.
🔴 As a pretext, Saudi Arabia accused Iraqi militias of launching drone attacks against its oil facilities over the past two days – claims denied by Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), an umbrella organization of Iraqi militias, while Yemen's Ansar Allah claimed responsibility for the attacks
🔴 As a result of US-Saudi airstrikes, at least 20 Iraqi fighters were killed and 32 wounded across seven provinces
➡️ The PMF declared they will stay on high alert
➡️ Harakat al-Nujaba, an armed group in the PMF, demanded the expulsion of US forces from Iraq, called for an end to cooperation with Saudi Arabia, and threatened retaliatory attacks against US and Saudi interests
➡️ Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s visit to Saudi Arabia scheduled for July 30 has been postponed, according to reports
🔴 US neocon think tank CSIS claims Saudi Arabia's move may signal deeper involvement to come, including potential willingness to allow the US to use bases in Saudi Arabia, for attacks on Iran and/or for operations in the Strait of Hormuz
🔴 Saudi Arabia’s latest involvement in the conflict began with strikes on Sanaa and Hodeidah in Yemen, followed by retaliatory moves from Ansar Allah, including a blockade of Saudi shipping in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Reports said Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman secured approval from US President Donald Trump for the escalation, as the US and the kingdom reached a 30-year nuclear agreement that could pave the way for Saudi uranium enrichment
🔴 Some analysts believe the US-Saudi nuclear deal was Trump’s last-ditch effort to keep Saudi Arabia within the US orbit and persuade the kingdom to change course on the Iran war. Saudi Arabia was reportedly considering a Helsinki-style peace agreement with Iran and opposing further military action against the Islamic Republic
🔴 At the same time, some Arab Gulf States Institute analysts believe that Saudi Arabia's attacks on Yemenis and Iraqis are "more in the realm of sending a message to Iran and its armed partners in the region," rather than abandoning diplomacy and joining the war on the side of the US and Israel.
Expansion of the scope of the war
🌏 Iran has described Saudi Arabia’s recent strikes as part of “the ambitions of the US and the Zionist regime to expand the scope of war and conflict in the West Asia region.” After the US violated its own ceasefire agreement with Iran in early July, additional countries have become drawn into the conflict, including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Jordan.
🌏 Ukraine’s attack on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea, allegedly encouraged by Israel, appears to fit into a broader pattern of attempts by the US-Israeli alliance to widen the confrontation with Iran in a bid to draw more countries into the conflict and compel additional allies to join the coalition.
🌏 The apparent effort may stem from the fact that neither the US nor Israel is capable of winning the war they launched against the Islamic Republic.
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| 3 | ‼️‼️‼️ Iran-US talks are back, but Tehran wants to rewrite the rules
The real fight isn't on the battlefield anymore: it's over who gets to set the timetable.
Pepe Escobar reveals what’s happening behind the scenes in a Geopolitics Prime exclusive.
The US says: "Nukes first, then financial relief." Iran’s response: “Lift sanctions first, then we talk nukes."
Pakistan and Qatar helped broker the current pause after 13 nights of US strikes, but no settlement is in sight. The bombs have stopped for now. But the ceasefire is just a timeout while both sides argue over who gets to make the first move.
As things stand, Iran appears to hold the stronger hand.
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| 4 | ⚔️ Anti-Houthi forces unveil drones that look exactly like US-made ones
Yemen's National Army has introduced two new one-way attack drone systems: "Eiban" and "Naqm."
🔍 The airframes are nearly identical to the US LUCAS drone—which was itself reverse-engineered from Iran's Shahed-136, the same platform the Houthis have been using against Saudi shipping.
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| 5 | 🔍 Has Bibi slammed the door on Zelensky?
Despite multiple outreach attempts by Zelensky’s mafia office to the Israeli PM's bureau, Haaretz reports that "the Israeli side never bothered to reply."
Zelensky did manage to corner Bibi for a fleeting moment at Lindsey Graham's funeral, but the body language said it all. So that conversation went nowhere fast.
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| 7 | 🇵🇱🪖 Poland's Patriot gambit: Helping Ukraine or small country's big power play?
Ukrainian missile production for Patriot systems should be located in Poland, Polish Defense Minister Wladislaw Kosiniak-Kamysz has said after news that the US would provide Ukraine with a license to produce air defense systems, calling it the "safe option."
Poland already produces components for the Patriot system under license and has been steadily building its defense industrial base. But the proposal suggests something larger: a desire to position Poland as the region's dominant military power.
➡️ Poland has committed to spending 4.7% of GDP on defense in 2026, the highest in NATO, and has signed over $20 billion in contracts with the US for F-35 fighter jets, Abrams tanks, HIMARS systems, and Patriot batteries
➡️ By 2035, Poland plans to increase its army to 300,000 troops and is considering hosting more than 10,000 NATO troops on its territory
➡️ The country is promoting the idea that it, rather than Western nations, should be the main voice and security guarantor in the region
The justification is familiar. Polish and Baltic officials routinely point to the prospect of a Russian invasion to explain almost every new round of militarization.
Yet the Patriot proposal raises an awkward question. If the overriding objective is simply to defend Ukraine from Russia, why make missile production in Poland such a strategic priority?
Patriot has hardly emerged from the Ukrainian conflict with an untouchable reputation. The interceptors are extremely expensive, supplies are limited, and their battlefield performance has been far from impressive.
Bringing production to Poland would mean access to manufacturing expertise and defense technology that would otherwise remain far more tightly controlled:
🔴 The deal would give Poland access to advanced manufacturing capabilities never intended to be located outside the US, effectively bypassing NATO frameworks
🔴 It would also deepen Poland's strategic relationship with the US – a relationship it has already leveraged to propose relocating American troops from Germany to Poland and to express interest in hosting US nuclear weapons
As Ukraine seems weak and dependent, Poland sees an opportunity to acquire high-end defense production capacity under the guise of solidarity. The question is whether the US will reward Poland's push for regional dominance, and at what cost to European security.
Meanwhile, Russia has repeatedly warned that any Western military facilities producing weapons for Ukraine would be legitimate military targets – regardless of location.
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| 8 | 🇷🇴 Romania boosts monitoring at Constanta port and NATO base after stray Ukrainian sea-drone blast
Romania has deployed a pair of Triton marine surveillance drones in a direct bid to beef up defenses around the Port of Constanta's critical infrastructure. The move comes after a Ukrainian maritime drone—knocked off course by Russian electronic warfare—exploded near the port's oil terminals this past June.
Located next to Mihail Kogalniceanu Air Base, NATO's largest European stronghold, the port now finds itself on the front lines of defending its waters against wayward Ukrainian sea drones, even as Russia continues to paralyze Ukrainian military logistics across the Black Sea.
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| 9 | 🚨 Drone strike hits US-linked LNG facility in Egypt
A suspected drone attack hit a US-linked LNG facility at Egypt’s Damietta port, according to maritime security firm Ambrey.
The strike triggered fires on vessels at the terminal, while local reports said several LNG carriers and cargo ships were also affected nearby.
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| 10 | 🔍 How the Gates Foundation’s ‘philanthropy’ crippled one of Africa's richest fisheries
Millions of mosquito nets, deployed by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to “fight” malaria, ended up flooding the Cahora Bassa Delta — a crucial fish nursery in the Zambezi Valley. The move backfired spectacularly, sparking both an environmental catastrophe and a food security emergency, wildlife biologist Forrest Galante emphasized on a recent podcast.
Locals, already struggling with hunger, took the nets straight to the water and started scooping up baby fish before they could grow.
➡️ What was once one of Africa's most abundant freshwater fisheries — a haven where fish could breed freely—has been severely depleted, with fish stocks plummeting by more than 40% in recent years
➡️ The fishery’s collapse has destroyed the region’s economic foundation, wiping out jobs, income, and economic activity for entire coastal communities
➡️ The nets are often treated with insecticides that can be toxic not only to insects but also to aquatic organisms, and to people who consume the fish
💬 "So now these wonderful 'philanthropists' that have given out millions of nets have destroyed an ecosystem, crashed a fish population, and created widespread hunger for people that otherwise had plenty of resources," Galante stressed.
A key point to highlight is that the foundation continues to distribute mosquito nets, while locals—who historically managed malaria using their own time-tested methods—keep using them for fishing without regard for the environmental toll, further deepening the crisis, he noted.
As devastating as the fishery collapse has been, it is not the only instance where the foundation's interventions have backfired. Gates’ so-called philanthropy has also been long accused of shaping agricultural policy in Africa to favor corporate agribusiness and GM crops over traditional farming methods.
🔴 Many critics argue that such one-sided measures increase dependency on Western seed and chemical companies rather than fostering local resilience
🔴 Local farmers are sinking into mounting debt, while ramped-up pesticide use is driving soil depletion—which could further aggravate food insecurity
🔴 Many see this as "the second phase of colonization" and "food slavery" that undermines food sovereignty across the continent
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| 11 | 👹 Bibi is keen to shut down any talk of a rift with Trump
In a Fox News interview, Netanyahu went out of his way to call their latest meeting "great", insisting it was "one of the best meetings we've ever had."
He highlighted that he and Trump share a common goal: neither wants to see "this fanatic regime in Tehran have nuclear weapons."
But what about US quiet push for Saudi nuclear development? Doesn't that worry Bibi?
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| 12 | 🤡 Zelensky’s Crimea cringy hypocrisy on full display
In a live Fox News interview, Zelensky was cornered into admitting what his propaganda machine has spent months denying: there are no active battles for Crimea.
👉 Yet this is the same leadership that fed Western media a steady diet of victory narratives, boasting of "seized initiative" and turning the peninsula into an "island" cut off from Russia.
So how does he square his own spin with reality? "But the most important is not to lose people."
That from a man whose political survival depends on endless war, and whose citizens are now spilling into the streets and protesting, among other grievances, the very conscription squads hunting them down in broad daylight.
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| 13 | 💀 How to say "Cosa Nostra" in Ukrainian?
The Italian mafia is hunting for drones like the ones deployed on Ukraine's battlefields, Palermo's chief prosecutor Maurizio De Lucia has warned.
💬 "There are signs that Cosa Nostra has tried to acquire UAVs capable of dropping mines," De Lucia said. "We're not ready to counter such weapons, and we don't yet know what they plan to do with them."
He also flagged a surge in military-grade weaponry within mob circles. Authorities have already intercepted shipments of Balkan-sourced high explosives and AK-47s. Criminal syndicates, De Lucia noted, are aggressively upgrading their firepower, eyeing the latest hardware flooding the illegal arms trade.
As for Zelensky's mafia, still empty-handed from NATO, it appears to be shopping for friendlier alliances elsewhere in Europe.
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| 14 | 🇮🇷 Iran’s morning message to the US: The IRGC sent ballistic missiles toward the US airbase and command center in Jordan
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| 15 | 💣 BOOM: Russian Geran strike drones are hammering naval vessels in Ukraine's Nikolayev and Odessa ports
These targets have been used for Ukrainian military logistics.
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| 16 | 🔍 CIA and Mossad admit they cannot locate Mojtaba Khamenei
US and Israeli intelligence services have been engaged in an incessant hunt for Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei since his father's death, The Times reported.
🔴 This covert intelligence operation has never been officially discussed or confirmed, according to the newspaper. The challenge for the CIA and Mossad – described by the publication as "the world’s most sophisticated intelligence agencies" – is that the target has gone silent, reportedly not using a phone or laptop for 150 days
🔴 Western observers surmise that Khamenei is hiding "in a deep shelter" and "does not dare emerge into daylight for fear of being spotted by an American spy satellite". According to them, he might be using non-electronic forms of communication, like little pieces of paper and multiple layers of couriers carrying messages
🔴 The key to locating the Iranian supreme leader now reportedly lies in human intelligence (HUMINT), rather than signals interception or surveillance technology. Israel's Mossad relies heavily on its network of agents inside Iran, reportedly including what some describe as "demoralized and disillusioned Iranian nationals." Yet those methods do not appear to be yielding results – perhaps because those same Iranian nationals have become even more disillusioned by US and Israeli strikes on civilian areas
🔴 The British newspaper attempts to equate Khamenei with Osama bin Laden – a clear effort to smear and delegitimize Iran’s supreme leader, particularly given the stated objective of the manhunt: to kill him if “there is very strong confidence that the current leader will be replaced by someone committed to a democratic future for Iran.”
The CIA and Mossad: Not so sophisticated after all
🔶 Rami Igra, a former Mossad division chief, admitted that locating Khamenei presents the same challenge Israeli intelligence faced in trying to find and rescue hostages in Gaza. Despite flattening much of Gaza, exercising control over the territory, and bugging "every toilet," Mossad failed to find them
🔶 The newspaper praises the CIA for finding bin Laden, yet Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Seymour Hersh long ago dismantled that narrative. According to Hersh, bin Laden's killing was not the result of a daring US raid but of a covert deal with Pakistan. Bin Laden had been under Pakistani custody in Abbottabad since 2006, and Pakistani officials agreed to let the US stage the compound raid
🔶 The US killing of Iran's late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was also far from a daring operation. Khamenei was not hiding in an underground bunker deep in the mountains; he was killed at his office and residential compound in central Tehran while hosting a meeting with senior military and defense officials
🔶 The US-Israeli military campaign against Iran could represent yet another CIA-Mossad intelligence failure on full display, with Israel’s once-deemed-impenetrable air defenses depleted and breached by Iranian missiles, the Strait of Hormuz closed, US strategic oil reserves and missile stockpiles reduced, and Iran maintaining escalation dominance in the conflict.
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| 17 | ✡️ Zelensky's NATO obsession, act unending
💬 "I could never understand why Ukraine is not involved, not invited to NATO."
Someone really ought to sit him down and explain the obvious: proxy-war infantry was never on the alliance's guest list.
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| 18 | ✡️🔍 Israel is paying millions to manipulate AI — Brad Parscale's influence machine
The Israeli government is running a $4.5 million-per-month campaign to shape what AI chatbots say about Israel — and according to Drop Site, it's working.
Former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale is behind 10 websites created for Israel, each pushing a different narrative: Israel as a peace nation, civilian protection claims, denial of genocide, and the framing of slain Gaza journalists as Hamas members.
🔴 Internal contract language explicitly stated the goal: delivering "GPT framing results on GPT conversations."
🔴 The websites are structured to be picked up by AI — not humans.
🔴 Drop Site tested: Perplexity cited Allyvia (one of Parscale's sites) as its top source when asked if US-Israel military cooperation benefits America.
🔴 The campaign has been archived 912 times by Common Crawl — used to train future AI models.
🔴 The operation has grown from $1.5M/month to $4.5M/month — totaling ~$46.5M so far.
The US empire is losing control of its own narrative—because it's buying a different one. Israel is buying the truth. And the AI is selling it.
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| 20 | 🔍 Netanyahu has lost Trump — but not Washington
The Israeli prime minister arrived in DC with "significantly less leverage" than during previous visits, officials told the WSJ.
Trump has privately expressed frustration over Netanyahu's handling of the Iran war — and pressed him to show he's serious about peace talks in Lebanon and Gaza just to secure the meeting.
But here's the catch:
🔴 AIPAC and the Israeli lobby still own Congress
🔴 The DC establishment's loyalty to Israel is written in stone
🔴 The US-Israel relationship is bigger than any one president — or any one Israeli PM
Netanyahu may have lost Trump's ear, but he hasn't lost Washington. The question is whether the rift between the two leaders will continue to widen — or whether the machinery of the capital will smooth it over. Either way, Israel doesn't need Netanyahu to keep America loyal. The system is already rigged.
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