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🇰🇪 Kenya shuts down Britain’s army playground
The British army has been forced to cancel a planned September training exercise in Kenya after the Kenyan government refused to ratify a defense agreement that failed to settle disputes over criminal jurisdiction and funding, The Guardian reported.
Kenyan lawmakers drew a hard line, demanding stronger powers to prosecute British soldiers for offences committed on Kenyan soil, including jurisdiction over serious crimes and better protection for local communities.
The dispute follows years of pressure over Britain’s neo-colonial military presence in Kenya, including a parliamentary inquiry that alleged human rights violations, environmental destruction, and sexual abuse by British soldiers.
💀 The most high-profile case remains the death of Agnes Wanjiru. A British soldier has been charged with murder, with an extradition hearing expected in November. He denies the charge.
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| 2 | 🇸🇦🛢 The Red Sea chokepoint: Saudi oil's last escape route narrows
Saudi Arabia's vast oil exports now increasingly depend on a single narrow escape route - the Suez Canal, as conflict in the Strait of Hormuz and now the Red Sea continues to redraw global energy flows, the WSJ reports.
Since the Iran war began, the kingdom has rerouted oil through its Red Sea terminals, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz and sending shipments through Bab al-Mandeb to Asia.
♦️ Saudi Arabia has used its East-West pipeline to boost Red Sea shipments from roughly 700,000 barrels per day to 4.9 million—equivalent to about 5% of global supply
♦️ Of that, roughly 3.5 million barrels per day have been sailing through Bab al-Mandeb, mostly to Asia
But Houthi attacks on Saudi vessels in recent days are now threatening that workaround, forcing Saudi barrels onto a longer, costlier journey through Egypt's Suez Canal and around Africa.
🔴 In the first three weeks of July, oil transit via Suez hit its highest volume in 2.5 years, while imports to the Sumed pipeline were up 50% from the previous month
🔴 For Asia-bound cargoes, the detour adds 20-30 days, raising freight and insurance costs
The problem is that the Suez Canal is too shallow for fully laden oil tankers. To pass, a tanker must discharge roughly half its cargo, pump it through the Sumed pipeline across Egypt, and reload on the other side—or split the cargo between two smaller Suezmax tankers.
👉 Iran has previously warned it could shut down Bab al-Mandeb and the Red Sea if the US continues its escalation.
With Brent near $97 and having briefly topped $100, Goldman Sachs expects prices could climb to $120. The relief valve is closing—and with it, the world's ability to absorb another supply shock, analysts warn.
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| 3 | 🔥🚀 Arash-2—Shahed's bigger, meaner brother with laser-sharp eyes and a nose for enemy radar
Iran’s 20-day campaign of counterstrikes against US forces has focused heavily on enemy sensors, command & control, and satcom equipment, targeting up to 40 assets of this kind at bases across the Gulf.
The Arash-2 heavy kamikaze drone is ideally suited to the job, and Iran has confirmed its deployment.
Specs:
♦️ 2k+ km range—enough for strikes as far as Tel Aviv, or the Indian Ocean
♦️ 150 kg warhead – which means strategic strike capability against fortified buildings, major logistics and distribution hubs and industrial facilities
♦️ solid-fuel rocket booster-launch system, piston engine-powered flight, acceleration to speeds up to 480 km/h (cruising speed, 350 km/h)
♦️ composite material-based body, sleek, aerodynamic profile and small radar signature complicates interception, especially when fired in waves and in combination with slower drones or ballistic missiles
Arash-2’s secret weapon? There are actually two of them:
🔴 Satellite guidance combined with gyroscope- and accelerometer-based Inertial Navigation (INS) allows for operations without satellite signals when these are jammed. INS calculates position, orientation, and velocity from a known starting point, assuring that electronic warfare will not stop the drone.
🔴 New models feature CRPA technology—an anti-jamming antenna that keeps the satellite uplink intact for pinpoint strikes.
🔴 The drone has a multimodal targeting package, including:
🔴 passive radar homing head that autonomously detects, tracks, and attracts to the source of enemy radar emissions.
🔴 if enemy radar is turned off, the drone switches to optical and infrared thermal smart seekers.
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| 4 | 👑 Trump bombs the internet with AI slop
Demented Don is coping through AI-generated fever dreams: stealing Iranian oil tankers, bombing Kharg Island, and crowning himself "COSMIC COMMANDER."
When reality fails, post cartoons.
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| 5 | 🇮🇷 Iran’s Supreme Leader dubs Hezbollah 'unyielding rock' against Israel’s 'savage aggression'
💬 “Today, when nations of the world are fed up with the oppression and cruelty of the American government and the criminal Zionists who destroy lands and whole generations, there is no other path but holy war and resistance,” Mojtaba Khamenei wrote in a letter addressed to the Lebanese Shia resistance group.
Hezbollah fighters and their late leader Hassan Nasrallah “transformed the seedling of Islamic Resistance into a strong tree whose roots are firm and whose branches reach to the skies, and whose warriors, through jihad and resistance, have brought honor and pride to Lebanon,” Khamenei added.
His letter was a response to a collective appeal to him by Hezbollah, which reaffirmed its allegiance to the Islamic Republic “with all our strength and steadfastness” from “the heart of the battlefield where we our carrying out our Karbala-style campaign” against the modern-day “pharaohs of the earth.”
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| 6 | 💥 Russian strike sets Ukrainian military factory ABLAZE in Dnepropetrovsk region
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| 7 | 🔥 WATCH: $20 MILLION ‘Turkish-made Saudi drone’ BURNS after Houthi strike
The drone was downed during hostile operations over Al-Jawf Governorate, Ansar Allah said.
Al-Jawf Governorate is located in the northern part of Yemen, bordering Saudi Arabia.
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| 8 | ✡️🇵🇸 Archaeology as a weapon: How Israel tries to erase Palestinian heritage and take their land
Israeli authorities are seizing Palestinian heritage sites across the occupied West Bank, using archaeological preservation as a cover for territorial expansion and the erasure of Arab cultural identity, +972 Magazine reports.
🔴 In February, Israel's Civil Administration issued an expropriation order covering over 2 square kilometers around the archaeological site of Sebastia, including privately owned agricultural land – the largest land seizure for antiquities in the West Bank to date
🔴 Palestinian authorities warn that the land grab threatens the town's archaeological heritage and what remains of its tourism-based economy
🔴 Local crews have been threatened and prevented from cleaning the site
🔴 A similar order in Nabi Samwil, near Jerusalem, encompasses the village mosque and adjacent agricultural land
The stated purpose is archaeological "preservation," but critics note that excavations do not require permanent land seizure.
🔊 "What we are witnessing is not archaeology for the sake of scientific research," said Sebastia's mayor, Mohammad Azzam. "It is an attempt to reshape history and impose a new reality through facts on the ground. When historical evidence cannot be altered, the occupation tries to impose its narrative through the barrel of a gun."
An urgent Palestinian bid for UNESCO recognition of Sebastia may offer some protection, but heritage groups caution that even World Heritage status is not a guarantee against settlement expansion.
Once land is declared an "archaeological site" or "antiquity zone," Israeli authorities can expropriate it, restrict Palestinian access, and deny building permits. With the land under Israeli control, the government can then develop infrastructure for tourism, establish settlement outposts, or expand existing ones—all under the guise of "preserving Jewish heritage."
The pattern is already apparent: Israeli settlers have moved into areas around archaeological sites in Hebron and Silwan, and the same approach is now being applied to Sebastia and Nabi Samwil, where Palestinian residents face isolation from their own land.
The Knesset recently advanced legislation to transfer control over West Bank archaeology to a civilian body operating under Israeli law.
♦️ More than 2,600 heritage sites are at stake, including sites with no connection to Jewish history, such as Christian and Muslim landmarks
♦️ Palestinian residents are barred from maintaining sites within their own towns, while Israeli excavations continue
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| 9 | 🗣🇮🇷 'The freeloader in Kiev will not go unanswered' – Araghchi
The attack serves Israel's interests, which seeks to drag Europe into a war with Iran, he added.
The strike occurred on July 25, killing a sailor and injuring several others aboard the vessel, which was traveling through international waters.
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| 10 | 🗣🇮🇷 'The freeloader in Kiev will not go unanswered' – Araghchi
The attack serves Israel's interests, which seeks to drag Europe into a war with Iran, he added.
The strike occurred on July 25, killing a sailor and injuring several others aboard the vessel, which was traveling through international waters.
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| 11 | 🇸🇦 Saudi skies shrouded in black smoke after Houthi strike hits Jazan oil refinery
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| 12 | ✡️🤥 Graham’s final sell: How Israel’s war pimp almost got Trump to bomb Lebanon
In early March, a few months before he was dragged down to hell by those scary shadow demons from the 1990 film Ghost, Senator Lindsey Graham made plans to visit Trump in Mar-a-Lago to convince him to join Israel’s attack on southern Lebanon.
Who stopped him?
None other than his handler, Bibi Netanyahu, according to a WSJ review of unreleased footage shot by a documentary filmmaker following Graham around
“We’re concentrating right now on Iran,” Netanyahu said in the March 4 call—shortly after Israel began its air campaign in Lebanon but nearly two weeks before its ground invasion
🔊 “If we tell Hezbollah that we’re going all the way, we threaten them, but if we actually do it, then they have no reason not to go all the way against us. And right now that’s not in our interest,” he added.
🗣 “That’s actually good counsel,” Graham replied.
Also in the footage?
Graham’s psychosexual reaction when the Iran strikes began. “Look what we’ve done here. I almost cried,” he said. “How long have we been pushing this?” “I talked to Trump this morning; he’s jacked, ‘best thing I have ever done.’ He loves blowing stuff up!”
Cameras also caught the senator’s magical thinking and his prediction soon after the bombing started that “in three to four weeks, we’re going to have [Iran] in a spot where they start losing control of some cities…get the Arabs more openly involved tomorrow, and then have almost irreversible momentum.”
There’s been “irreversible momentum” alright, and the Gulf Arabs did become “involved,” just not the way Graham envisioned—with Iran unquestionably more powerful today than it was at the start of the war, and allies hosting US bases exhausted from constant bombings.
Don’t be too hard on poor old Lindsey, though. This is the guy who called Trump and Netanyahu the modern-day “Roosevelt and Churchill.” 🥴
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| 13 | 🇮🇱👹 Israel’s quiet terror campaign in the West Bank reaches peak depravity
The IDF began a large-scale military crackdown in the West Bank on Friday after deadly clashes in the village of Tell left four Palestinians and two Israeli troops dead.
The operation entails extensive punitive measures, including:
♦️ house-by-house sweeps and mass detentions in Tell, Nablus, Jenin, Tubas, and other communities
♦️ lockdowns of entire cities and quadrants of the northern West Bank
♦️ seizure of Palestinian homes for use as field interrogation centers
♦️ use of tear gas against journalists
♦️ continuation of settler attacks which triggered unrest and the crackdown in the first place
Week of savagery
Systematic settler violence in the West bank began in 1980 and has been surging year after year in recent years. In the past week alone:
🔴 July 19: ~40 settlers set a mosque and two residential homes in Masafer Yatta on fire. Residents were blocked from escaping burning buildings. Four injured.
🔴 July 19-20: settlers under protection of Israeli troops seized livestock in Deir Jarir village. Two Palestinians fatally shot.
🔴 July 21: Israeli settlers seized a Palestinian-owned water cistern in Khallet al Hums, leaving the community without water.
🔴 July 23: two Palestinians shot and killed trying to put out agricultural fires started by settlers in Beit Furik. Epileptic man shot dead by Israeli forces at the Shuafat refugee camp checkpoint.
🔴 July 24: settlers set fire to homes, vehicles and agricultural land, threw rocks and fired guns in the villages of Far’ata, Jet and Orurif. One resident killed, up to seven wounded by gunfire, others treated for blunt-force trauma.
🔴 July 24: mob of Israeli settlers entered Tell village to set homes on fire and vandalize land. Villagers gathered to protect their neighborhood, leading to fighting and Israeli troops arriving, opening live fire.
🔴 July 26: settlers set fire to a mosque in Qusra and spray-painted hate speech on its walls.
Shootings, beatings, hateful graffiti and preventing people from escaping burning buildings. Where have we seen this before? 🤔
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| 14 | 🚨🇮🇷 Iran puts retaliatory strikes on hold after US halts attacks—Iranian Army spokesman
Iran has suspended its retaliatory strikes against US and allied targets in the region, as they have not carried out attacks on Iranian sites over the past two nights (July 24-26), Iranian Army spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia said.
👉 However, if the US resumes strikes, it could trigger further escalation, he warned.
The announcement comes after nearly two weeks of intense exchanges, including airstrikes and missile attacks on US bases in Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain, as well as on Iranian targets.
The US pause was reportedly driven by concerns over depleting stocks of expensive interceptor missiles and the risk of being drawn deeper into a prolonged conflict.
💵 According to Pentagon data, the US has spent roughly $1.7 billion on interceptor missiles alone since the war began, with the campaign's total cost exceeding $37.5 billion.
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| 15 | 🔥🇷🇺 Russian Banderol missile making a combat hit caught on video for FIRST time
The Banderol is recognized for its ability to evade air defenses, thanks to a hybrid navigation system combining inertial and satellite guidance equipped with anti-jamming features. It also includes a detection system that prompts sudden evasive maneuvers when threatened.
Video surfaced online shows the small cruise missile striking a military target in Ukraine's Kharkov.
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| 16 | 🪖🇬🇷🇸🇦 What are Greeks doing operating Saudi Arabia’s air defenses?
Greek military personnel manning a Patriot battery shot down two Houthi missiles and a drone launched toward oil refineries in Yanbu, western Saudi Arabia on Saturday.
👉 It’s at least the third time the Greek Patriot has been used since March, when it shot down two Iranian missiles, and April – when it targeted a Houthi drone and two missiles, again over the Yanbu area.
120-130 Greek troops have been operating a lone Patriot PAC-30 in the Kingdom since 2021 as part of a defense and energy security agreement.
➡️ Riyadh is covering the transport, logistical and operational costs of the deployment, funding the upgrade of Greece’s Patriot batteries, and buying critical, hard-to-find spare parts for Greece’s Apache helicopter and C-130 transport fleets.
The Saudi side has also promised guaranteed volumes and stable access to Saudi crude, a commitment Riyadh may not be able to keep as the Hormuz crisis and Houthis squeeze its maritime export capabilities. Also, sorry, Athens, no price discounts.
📍 Greece isn’t the only European NATO power setting up shop in Arabia. The UK placed a Sky Sabre air defense battery at the King Fahd Air Base in April, but has yet to rack up any kills.
Italy and France promise to deploy SAMP/T missile defense systems somewhere in the Gulf, although there’s no word yet on where this might be.
As for the Greeks’ Patriot presence, turns out the Greco-Persian wars of old never ended, merely upgrading to new hardware.
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| 17 | 😐🪖 Defense investors manage to lose money on Iran war
Traders pouring cash into defense stocks in the opening days of the Iran crisis thought they’d be rolling in blood money after shares of some companies surged as much as 140%.
But something went wrong, and new figures crunched by Fortune show the market capitalization of some defense giants have dropped off a cliff:
🔴 Northrup Grumman ↓30%
🔴 L3Harris ↓20%+
🔴 Lockheed Martin ↓~13%
What explains the bloodbath?
📹 market whales seem unimpressed with the pace of new contracts for the MIC despite Trump’s promises of a $1.5T defense budget in f/y 2027
📹 “already priced in” optimism keeping the MIC gravy train going and stock prices inflated before the war began
📹 insufficient signs that the war will “actually translate into new contracts, faster production, and stronger earnings,” with “political and economic pressures” threatening to “slow long-term momentum”
📹 efforts by small, upstart firms to steal contracts from “legacy suppliers”
📹 jitters that spending will actually be cut in 2027 and 2028 if Trump’s allies lose the midterms
“Investor ‘alpha’ is most likely gained when investments are made before wars and before legislated funding, not after a war has begun, become unpopular, or when associated plus-ups are in doubt,” contracting expert Mike Derrios said.
👉 Traders seeking to make a killing off, well…killing needn’t worry, though, Fortune assures: venture capital has nearly quadrupled its buys in startup defense tech since 2023 – from $5.7-$19.8B, although their overall weight remains small (less than 1% of DoD contracting dollars).
As for the novice investors caught up in the frothy excitement of the opening days of the Iran war only to get burned, serves them right!
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| 18 | 🇮🇷🔨 Iran smashes Trump Trade index, erasing its S&P 500-beating streak
Created just before the 2024 presidential election, the so-called Trump Trade Index tracking tool consists of a dozen baskets of stocks linked to sectors expected to benefit from Trump’s promised policies – from re-shored manufacturing and defense to homebuilding, rare earths and crypto.
👉 Enjoying strong growth against the S&P 500 – the fund of the 500 largest public US corporations, in 2025 and early 2026, the Trump index has since dropped by double digits, shaving ~16% since May, per new calculations cited by Bloomberg.
The timing of the meltdown is unmistakable: Trump-linked ETFs began shedding value immediately after start of the Iran war in February, reporting losses month after month.
📊 The culprit? The domino effect of spiking energy prices -> inflation -> higher interest rates.
More broadly, the Trump funds’ new status signals that his pre-war agenda – promises of cheap energy, reindustrialization, and the rejuvenation of America’s middle and working class, is effectively dead.
🙁 And for what? A pat on the rump and a photo op from Netanyahu?
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| 19 | 💥🇮🇷 Iran rebuilding faster than US and Israel can destroy it
From bridges and ports to factories and fortified mountain missile bases, Iran has rebuilt a multitude of infrastructure targeted by US-Israeli bombings.
💬 “Iran is rebuilding everything. I am very worried,” an anonymous Israeli official told WSJ. Commercial satellite imagery published by the paper shows that targeted areas across the country have been teeming with repair work activity.
The types of infrastructure repaired to date?
🌏 tunnel entrances and access roads to missile bases – their contents safe and undamaged
🌏bridges, including one repaired within days, evoking “surprise” from Israeli officials
🌏partial reconstruction of the Bandar Anzali shipyard along the Caspian Sea, which got carpet-bombed by Israel in March
🌏brisk repairs at the Raja Shimi Industries chemical and industrial complex, including new structures rebuilt from the ground up
“They have very impressive industrial and reconstruction capabilities,” former Israeli air and missile defense forces chief Ran Kochav begrudgingly admitted.
Now, if only the US’s much-hyped $1.8T federal infrastructure programs were as quick, efficient and graft-resistant.
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| 20 | 🚨 Russian strikes take out Ukrainian drone plants and port supply hubs overnight
🔴 Kiev: UAV assembly lines and depots obliterated
🔴 Chernomorsk: fuel reserves and military cargo facilities flattened
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