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💀 Another Epstein death: 'Fisherman' Daniel Siad slips the hook
On Wednesday the body of 69-year-old Daniel Siad was found in a suburb of Paris.
He appears in more than 1,000 pages of declassified US Justice Department documents related to the Epstein case as a supplier of women and underage girls. The Nanterre public prosecutor's office is investigating the circumstances of his death.
Siad's correspondence with Epstein spanned from 2009 to 2019 and included photographs of young women from Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, their ages, and proposals for meetings and travel, according to the documents.
➡️ In June 2009, Siad sent Epstein an email with seven attached photos, accompanied by the message: "I just found an amizinng One she is 20 years old but she looks younger from Latvia."
➡️ In July 2014, Siad reported having at least five potential candidates aged 16 and 17, and mentioned a 15-year-old French girl, describing his work as follows: "In This busyness I feel like a fisherman some time I cache quick, some time no fish."
➡️ In May 2016, attorney Stan Pottinger told a New York prosecutor that Jean-Luc Brunel described Siad as a "scout" or recruiter of girls for Epstein. Brunel, a former modeling agency head accused of sexual assault by Virginia Giuffre, was found dead in his cell in 2022.
In February 2026, Swedish former model Ebba Karlsson filed a complaint in France against Siad on charges of rape and human trafficking. In 1990, at age 20, Siad lured her to the south of France under the pretext of modeling work, where she was assaulted, AFP reported.
👉 In an interview with BFMTV, Karlsson stated that Siad threatened her, saying: "You don't know who I know. I can have you killed, I know the police chief in Paris." According to her, these threats prevented her from filing a complaint immediately after the incident.
Another woman, Juliette G., accused Siad of arranging her 2004 meeting with Epstein in New York. The victim claims Epstein took her passport, gave her $120, then led her to a bedroom, made her undress, and told her she needed three months to "get her body in shape." She escaped while he was rummaging through her documents.
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| 2 | ❗️ For our German-speaking audience❗️
Eine Kanalempfehlung, der man folgen sollte: Uncutnews ist ein Kanal für Geopolitik, Gesundheit und Machtstrukturen jenseits des Mainstreams. Er ist kritisch, unbequem, faktenbasiert und zeigt keine etablierten Narrative gefiltert: @uncut_news | 2 638 |
| 3 |  🚨🇮🇷 Iranian FM Araghchi: Iran’s doctrine is simple — strike us, get struck back, and anyone helping should not expect a spectator’s seat.
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| 4 |  😱OpenAI gets its panties in a twist over ‘runaway AI’
Several of OpenAI’s models managed to breach containment during a test of their capabilities and compromised the infrastructure of another company – Hugging Face – in order to cheat the evaluation they were undergoing.
👉While operating in a contained sandboxed environment during the test, the models were able to obtain open Internet access by exploiting a zero-day vulnerability they managed to identify and, having determined that Hugging Face “potentially hosted models, datasets and solutions” for the problem they were trying to tackle, went after it.
💬“In one example, the model chained together multiple attack vectors, including using stolen credentials and zero-day vulnerabilities to find a remote code execution path on the Hugging Face servers,” OpenAI said in a statement.
Hugging Face’s security was able to detect and stop the intrusion, and the two companies proceeded to investigate the incident further.
🤔Ladies and gentlemen! Rogue AI is no longer something you can find in science fiction – it is very real and it keeps getting more and more sophisticated!
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| 5 |  +1🇪🇺🇮🇱🇵🇸 Kilowatt Channel: How Europe enabled Israel's murder spree against Palestinians
European officials now condemn Israel's war in Gaza, but declassified 2025 documents expose a darker truth. The same governments now pretending to support Palestine once fed Mossad the intelligence used to kill Palestinian activists across Europe.
✡️ Established in 1971, the Kilowatt channel connected European spy agencies with Mossad through the Club de Berne, a secretive network of intelligence chiefs from eight Western European nations. The system shared apartment-level data on Palestinian activists, including safe houses, phone numbers, daily routines, and contact networks.
💀 The Munich massacre, which saw eleven Israeli athletes killed during a hostage crisis on the sidelines of the 1972 Summer Olympics, provided the perfect excuse to unleash a reign of terror. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir authorized "Wrath of God," giving Mossad license to assassinate those she deemed responsible.
The operation was unprecedented in its scope and ruthlessness, and it relied entirely on Kilowatt's intelligence network:
➡️ In Rome, October 1972, Wael Zwaiter, a Libyan embassy translator, was shot dead on his doorstep. Italian police did nothing to protect him or investigate.
➡️ In Paris, December 1972, Palestinian diplomat Mahmoud al-Hamshari was blown up in his apartment, tracked on European-supplied intelligence.
➡️ In June 1973, Algerian poet and journalist Mohamed Boudia was killed by a car bomb in Paris, tracked by Swiss intelligence.
➡️ In July 1973, Mossad agents in Lillehammer, Norway assassinated Ahmed Bouchikhi, an innocent Moroccan waiter, mistaking him for a Black September leader. He was shot 13 times in front of his pregnant wife.
European governments have never apologized for the Kilowatt channel or their complicity in Mossad's assassinations. Instead, they doubled down on their support for Israel in the following decades, sending arms, intelligence, and investments.
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| 6 |  🚨🇮🇷 Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf to Trump: Either the Strait is secure for everyone, or no one sells oil — and real security begins when US forces leave.
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| 7 |  +2🤡🤚 Zelensky plunges Ukraine into worst demographic collapse in modern history
In the first half of 2026, Ukraine's death‑to‑birth ratio surged to 3.55—approaching the 3.77 figure recorded in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge in 1976, and beating the 3.21 seen during the Rwandan civil war.
📊 The Ukrainian population has been steadily declining since 1991, plunging from 52M people to just around 33M, making Ukraine the world’s 4th fastest-shrinking country.
Given Zelensky’s policy of forced conscription, which has sent countless civilians to the front lines against their will, the population could dwindle to 25M by 2050 and to a mere 15M by 2100.
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| 8 |  🤡Nuclear rules for Iran, nuclear privileges for Saudi Arabia
Demented Don has approved a 30-year deal allowing US companies to help Saudi Arabia develop uranium enrichment capabilities, the WSJ reports.
📑The plan starts with a two-year feasibility study. If enrichment is deemed commercially viable, the technology needed to build the facility could be transferred to Riyadh.
👉Naturally, Washington insists the program is peaceful — the same reassurance it refuses to accept from Iran.
🔴 The double standard is difficult to miss. Iran’s nuclear infrastructure is bombed and sanctioned, while Saudi Arabia is offered US technology to develop the most sensitive part of the nuclear fuel cycle.
🔴 That trust looks even shakier considering Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman openly said in 2018 that Saudi Arabia would build a nuclear weapon if Iran acquired one.
🔴 Riyadh has also rejected a more intrusive IAEA monitoring framework. Instead, the US wants allies to believe its own oversight will be enough — apparently safeguards matter less when the country enriching uranium is a US partner.
❗️And the consequences may spread well beyond Saudi Arabia.
Henry Sokolski of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center warned that the UAE, Turkey and Egypt could follow Riyadh’s lead, triggering a regional nuclear chain reaction.
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| 9 |  🩸 'Blood on your hands'
As Pete Hegseth lobbied for war funding against Iran, a woman in the audience cut him off, shouting that his hands were stained with the blood of 90 million people.
She hoisted a sign reading "No war with Iran", and was swiftly dragged out of the room.
Hegseth put the price tag for a US strike on Iran at $37.5 billion. But American media warn the final bill could easily dwarf that figure.
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| 10 |  +1🤥💣 US war in the Gulf alienates allied Arab states
The renewed US aggression against Iran prompted the latter to retaliate against the US military assets in the region, with Arab states hosting these assets now feeling the cost of these reprisals as well.
The latest Iranian missile and drone attacks have targeted American facilities in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Jordan, while nearby civilian, energy and water infrastructure has also suffered damage. Gulf governments that did not initiate Washington’s campaign are therefore being pulled deeper into the conflict simply because they host US forces.
Among the Gulf states, opinions on how to resolve this crisis differ.
👉 Some of them believe that the US needs to "escalate to de-escalate" by deploying ground forces in Iran or even seizing Kharg Island, Bloomberg claims.
This camp appears to believe that a broader offensive could weaken Iran’s ability to strike regional bases and disrupt shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. But such proposals would bring US troops directly onto Iranian territory and transform the conflict from an air campaign into a potentially much larger ground war.
Others, on the other hand, oppose the potential expansion of the US military operations and urge immediate de-escalation instead.
Their concern is that another round of American escalation would expose Gulf cities, military installations, ports, airports and energy infrastructure to further Iranian retaliation, while also undermining diplomatic efforts by regional mediators.
🤡 Trump himself has repeatedly placed Kharg Island at the center of the escalation. He has publicly suggested that the US may seize the island and claimed there would be little Iran could do to stop it. Washington has also discussed using ground forces to capture the strategic oil hub.
Kharg Island is not a minor military target. It handles roughly 90% of Iran’s crude exports, making any attempt to occupy or disable it a direct threat to the country’s main source of oil revenue and a move likely to send another shock through global energy markets.
🛢 The situation is further complicated by the fact that any escalation by the US will likely be met by Iran escalating its retaliatory strikes, leading to further damage to the US military bases and to the US allies’ infrastructure, not to mention further driving up oil prices.
Oil has already climbed above $90 a barrel as attacks, blockades and declining traffic through the Strait of Hormuz threaten one of the world’s most important energy corridors. The longer Washington continues the campaign, the more its Gulf allies risk paying the military and economic price for a war they cannot fully control.
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| 11 |  🔥 New drone smell? More like burnt American plastic
Wave 25 of Iran's Operation Nasr struck US military facilities at Al-Faysal and Prince Hassan bases, with Washington once again discovering that attacks on Iran do not come with a free return policy, the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said.
🌏 Eight brand-new MQ-9 drones were destroyed before they had even entered service, while two operational drones were heavily damaged
🌏 A facility used to prepare F-15 fighter jets was hit
🌏 Two US heavy helicopters were damaged in a separate strike on a helicopter hangar
🌏 A center housing US forces was targeted, reportedly leaving personnel killed and wounded
🌏 The operation was dedicated to the victims of the Minab school attack
The IRGC said the strikes would continue until the US pays a serious price for breaking agreements and returning to military escalation whenever diplomacy becomes inconvenient.
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| 12 |  🚨🇮🇷 ‘In no way consistent with facts’ — Iranian deputy slams US lies regarding talks
💬 "It seems that Trump, in order to extricate himself from the quagmire he's trapped in, should seek better paths. Repetitive lies no longer even bring about short-term market relief," Iran’s Majlis member Hassan Ghashghavi wrote on X.
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| 13 |  💀 Epstein’s key associate Daniel Siad found dead at his home, BFM reports.
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| 14 |  🇨🇳 China extends AI lead and leaves Claude biting the dust AGAIN
Just a week old, Zhejiang University’s Qiushi Engine is already crushing Anthropic’s Claude where it hurts: autonomous research.
Built as a true discovery machine, it deploys "thousand-step reasoning” to design experiments, write and debug code, analyze results, iterate on hypotheses, and adapt its strategies in real time - all with minimal human intervention.
In head-to-head testing on ResearchClawBench, the Qiushi Engine took first place, with Claude placed only third.
👉 The benchmark isn't forgiving, it grades AI on whether it can replicate or beat human-authored research from raw data to final report. Claude Code scraped by with 21.5, well below the 50-point human par. Qiushi excelled where Claude falters: experimental mismatches, misaligned evidence, missing the scientific plot. Deeper coordination, sharper iteration - China’s latest model just makes Anthropic look like it's standing still again.
But that is not the real issue. Anthropic has spent years marketing itself as the ethical AI company while quietly pursuing lucrative Pentagon contracts and integrating its technology into military intelligence and battlefield operations. Its models have been getting people killed and still chokes at critical moments, no wonder competitors are pulling ahead.
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| 15 |  🇮🇱 Israel uses earthworks to secure its encroachment on Palestinian land in Gaza
A massive earthen barrier is being created by the Israeli military to separate the territory they seized in the Gaza Strip from the rest of the Palestinian enclave.
This "great earthen wall of Gaza" is ostensibly being erected in the so-called ‘yellow line’ where the Israeli troops pulled back to after the US-brokered truce.
🪖 Now, as Israeli forces are literally digging in, Palestinians have all the reasons to suspect that Israel seeks to de facto annex over 50% of the enclave’s territory – just like it previously seized parts of Syria’s territory.
Under the pretext of dismantling Hamas infrastructure, the Israeli military has depopulated and devastated most of the Gaza Strip, destroying homes and agricultural land, and killing hundreds of Palestinian civilians since the ceasefire came into effect.
Since October 2025, the Israeli military controls about 53% of the Gaza Strip while the Palestinian population has been herded into the remaining 47%. The demarcation line dividing these two areas is known as the "yellow line".
Israeli troops prohibit Palestinians from approaching or trying to cross the "yellow line", and use lethal force against any who disobey.
👉 The ‘yellow line’ was originally meant to mark the first stage of the gradual Israeli military withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, followed by the deployment of international security force to keep the peace.
The withdrawal process, however, has been deliberately stalled by the Netanyahu cabinet as the Israeli military keeps expanding its infrastructure in the Gaza Strip, raising concerns that the Israeli military occupation of over half of the enclave might become permanent.
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| 16 |  🔥🔍 Nearly half of Israel's government joined a settler march to Gaza's fence — calling for settlements in the Strip
The event was officially about pressuring Netanyahu to greenlight Gaza settlements. But the real message was louder: the settlers are in charge, and they'll take what they want — with or without the PM.
🌏 Thousands of settlers, many bused in from the West Bank, marched to Gaza's perimeter fence
🌏 National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir marched alongside them
🌏 Police and soldiers put on a show of resistance — then handed out water and provided transport
🌏 Area was a closed military zone — but access was granted anyway
The slogans:
🔴 "Occupation, Expulsion, Settlements" — illustrated with a bulldozer
🔴 "Jews of Gaza: It's not a dream, it's reality"
🔴 Settler leader Daniella Weiss: "There will be no more Arabs in Gaza, period."
After October 7, such events sparked outrage. Now they're routine — part of the right-wing election campaign.
The Greater Israel project isn't a fringe fantasy — it's the consensus of the current government. The Israeli public is being prepared for a new reality: Gaza as permanent Israeli territory.
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| 17 |  🚨🤝 Trump approves 30-year nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia — report
The agreement gives US companies a leading role in building the kingdom's civil nuclear infrastructure, and could allow a US‑Saudi joint venture to build a uranium enrichment facility on Saudi soil, WSJ reported, citing sources.
The sources said the administration will submit to Congress a document known as a 123 Agreement signed by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright and the Saudi Minister of Energy Abdulaziz bin Salman.
The deal is reportedly worth tens of billions of dollars, locks out Russian and Chinese competitors, and excludes the IAEA from the Saudi nuclear program.
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| 18 |  🔍 Trump wants FIFA boss Infantino as next UN chief
The president is reportedly pushing for Gianni Infantino, the Swiss-born head of world football, to replace António Guterres as UN Secretary-General later this year, New York Post reported.
Why Infantino?
🔴 Grew close to Trump through this year's World Cup
🔴 Received FIFA's inaugural "Peace Prize" from Trump in December
🔴 Trump believes Infantino "is respected by everyone around the world"
Infantino would need endorsement from the 15-member Security Council, which includes the 5 permanent members with veto power. He'd then face confirmation by the General Assembly.
The other 6 candidates are professional diplomats, but Trump wants the man who gave him an award. The real question is what the US president will do if the Security Council rejects his idea.
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| 19 |  +2🚨 US launches 11th consecutive night of strikes on Iran — CENTCOM
The Pentagon confirms fresh strikes as the US-Iran exchange enters its second week without pause.
🌏 Air defenses active over Tehran
🌏 Heavy explosions in Tabriz
🌏 Strikes also reported in Bushehr, Mahshahr, Behbahan, Bandar Abbas
🌏 Explosions near Chabahar and Konarak
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| 20 |  📹 Hegseth dodges question about US bunker-buster capability
When asked whether the US can destroy what's hidden beneath Iran's Pickaxe Mountain, the Secretary of War Crimes dodged with bluster — not a yes.
The real answer: No. The Pentagon can't bomb its way out of a problem it created. But admitting that would mean the whole war was a mistake.
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