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🇨🇴 🇮🇱 🇵🇸 Colombia announces its withdrawal from the Hague Group, the bloc of countries formed to hold Israel accountable over Gaza, stepping down as both a member and co-chair.
Foreign Minister Omar Bula said Colombia rejects the group's approach, calling it "a group created to isolate and attack Israel."
Colombia was one of the bloc's founding members in January 2025, and Bolivia and Honduras have also left.
📎 Clash Report
| 2 | 📝 🇮🇷 🇸🇦 Iran’s missiles and drones have hit Gulf infrastructure sites at least 135 times, causing cascading failures that governments have often concealed.
Iran has targeted infrastructure across the Gulf Arab countries – in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain. In all, the Islamic Republic has launched at least 135 drone and missile attacks on at least 84 infrastructure sites in the Gulf since the US and Israel launched a bombing campaign against Iran on February 28, Reuters found.
The attacks have spread fear across the Gulf, sent oil prices soaring and helped Iran blunt months of American military pressure. Coupled with the Islamic Republic’s blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, the ability to launch precision attacks creates an enduring threat to its Gulf Arab neighbors and gives Iran huge sway over the global economy and leverage in its peace negotiations with the US.
Ryan Stevens, a former US Marine Corps special operations airstrike coordinator who reviewed Reuters’ findings, said Iran’s strikes showed “precision, targeting expertise, and patience.”
Some places suffered periods of near-daily bombardment and face billions of dollars in repairs and lost revenue. Others, like one of the world’s largest aluminum smelters in Abu Dhabi, were devastated in a single day. Some of the attacks were carried out by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen and the Iraqi Shiite militias controlled from Tehran.
Among those hit the most was the Fujairah port, whose location just south of Hormuz allowed the UAE to bypass Iran’s blockade. The port served as a life raft for global trade by easing the most severe disruption to oil supplies in decades.
In all, Reuters found that Iranian drones and missiles have struck Fujairah at least 19 times since the war began on February 28, crippling critical pieces of its operations.
“They are targeting our infrastructure,” said Al Jaber, who is also the UAE minister of industry and advanced technology. “But what they're really targeting is our way of life.”
That same year, a secret US Central Intelligence Agency assessment found Iran was likely to respond to perceived threats with attacks on energy infrastructure in Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE. That assessment, released in 2019, found that “even a few attacks against well-chosen targets could do considerable damage to Gulf oil facilities.”
US officials believe Iran may have received intelligence from Russia and China. In addition, Iran relies upon networks of informants with access to sensitive sites to pass along photos and location information, according to three officials familiar with the issue – one from Iran and two in the Gulf.
Oil and gas exports function as a system – from wells that extract, to pipelines that transport across hundreds of kilometers, to refineries that process, to ports where ships can load cargo bound for global markets.
In Saudi Arabia, the Gulf’s largest petrostate, this web offers an almost inexhaustible number of targets – a weakness that has been flagged repeatedly over decades, including in the 1983 CIA report. The kingdom produces around 10% of the world’s crude as well as natural gas and petrochemicals.
Nearly all of Saudi Arabia’s oil exports flow through two main ports. The largest share typically flows through its Ras Tanura port on the Gulf. But the kingdom can also export oil from the large King Fahd Industrial Port in Yanbu, the largest on the Red Sea coast.
When the war started, Yanbu and the East-West Pipeline leading to it became a critical outlet for Saudi oil to avoid Hormuz. Most ships that sail from the Red Sea port must instead pass Houthi-controlled territory in Yemen and the narrow Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
In March and April, more than 1,000 kilometers from the Iranian border, drones hit Yanbu at least twice, according to two industry sources familiar with the operations.
The Iranians hit Saudi Aramco Mobil Refinery Limited's Yanbu Refinery with a drone on March 19, limiting production to about 70% of capacity until April 9, said Hillary Stevenson, vice president of energy intelligence at IIR Energy. Scorch marks appeared in a satellite image of Yanbu from around that date, but Reuters could not determine what precisely was hit at the refinery.
https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/iran-crisis-infrastructure-attacks/ | 4 061 |
| 3 | 📝 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 Fortress Laurentia: Is Canada East the Future? | Fortissax
What if Canada lost its Western provinces—whether by U.S. annexation or secession?
What if Toronto was a free city-state?
If B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba joined the U.S.,or were annexed tomorrow what remains of Canada would be:
⚜️ Quebec
🍁 Ontario (minus Toronto)
☘️ Avalon (NB, NS, PEI, NL)
Toronto is already a world apart from the rest of Canada. It’s a city where:
▪️ 57% of the population is foreign
▪️ European-origin Canadians are a minority
▪️ Liberal-globalist politics dominate
By excluding Toronto, Laurentia would retain a strong Anglo-French identity, making up the territory of the four original provinces features on the very first Canadian Red Ensign.
Demographics of the new state (~15.5M people):
▪️ ~90% Ethnic Canadian
▪️ ~55-60% French Canadian (Quebec + Acadians)
▪️ ~35-40% Anglo-Canadian (Ontario + Avalon)
Economically, Laurentia would be viable with a GDP of ~$1T CAD—comparable to Sweden or the Netherlands.
It’s key industries would be:
⚡️ Quebec’s hydroelectricity & industry
🏭 Ontario’s agriculture, manufacturing & finance
🌊 Avalon’s fisheries, shipping & offshore oil
Laurentia would inherit ~45% of Canada’s economy, with a GDP of ~$1T CAD and federal revenue of ~$205B-$230B. With a smaller government and no equalization payments to the West, its budget would be leaner, more efficient, and focused on national interests.
With ~45% of Canada’s economy, Laurentia would take on ~$500B-$550B of national debt—resulting in a manageable ~50-55% debt-to-GDP ratio. Strong exports from hydro, manufacturing, and shipping would keep finances stable without Western subsidies.
With a GDP of ~$1T CAD, it would be:
▪️ Richer per capita than today’s Canada
▪️ More industrialized than most of Europe
▪️ Energy-independent, with massive hydro & offshore oil reserves
This would be a self-sufficient nation.
Without Alberta’s oil but with Quebec’s hydro and Atlantic offshore reserves, Laurentia would be energy-independent and export-driven. With a balanced budget, key trade routes, and a streamlined government, it would be economically stronger than post-national Canada.
Laurentia would keep all key trade routes. The St. Lawrence Seaway secures Atlantic access, while the Quebec-Windsor corridor keeps manufacturing tied to U.S. markets. With Montreal as a hub and ports in Halifax & Newfoundland, trade with Europe & the U.S. stays strong.
Laurentia could finally build high-speed rail along the Quebec-Windsor corridor, linking Montreal, Ottawa, and Laurentian Ontario. With Toronto gone, funding wouldn’t be drained by the GTA, and a smaller, denser population would make HSR viable for business & travel.
Politically, Quebec would dominate this new Canada—but not entirely.
The country could be structured as:
⚜️Quebec – The economic & cultural heart
☘️Avalon – A unified Maritime province
🍁Laurentian Ontario – Traditional Ontario, excluding Toronto.
Montreal would be the natural capital of Laurentia—bilingual, historic, and economically vital. As the new political and financial hub, it would balance Quebec and Anglo-Canada, replacing Ottawa as the seat of power while solidifying the nation’s Anglo-French identity.
Unlike Toronto or Western Canada, Laurentia would remain culturally, ethnically and historically rooted. Immigration would be low, assimilation would be mandatory, and Anglo-French cooperation would be essential.
Foreign policy would shift. Laurentia could:
▪️ Strengthen ties with Europe
▪️ Maintain trade with the U.S. but avoid dependency.
▪️ Take a neutral stance—much less Americanized, but still Western-aligned.
A North Atlantic power, retaining most of its capabilities.
Could it survive?
Absolutely. An ethnically, culturally homogenous, bilingual nation with strong industry & trade links could thrive. It would be:
▪️ More stable than today’s Canada
▪️ More cohesive without Toronto & Western demographics
▪️ A true successor to old Canada
The result: Laurentia, centered around Canadas’ historic core but without post-national disaster.
https://fortissax.substack.com/p/fortress-laurentia
📎 Fortissax | 3 460 |
| 4 |  🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦📝 The defeat of the geopolitical West in Yemen will reconfigure West Asia no less than the US-Israeli defeat in the Iran war.
‘So the Saudi-Houthi war, while it is certainly endogenous to Saudi-Houthi relations, is also a proxy war between the two global coalitions. It is in part a contest between the war-making techniques and weapons at the disposal of the two sides. The outcome of this struggle will therefore have important consequences for the global balance of power. The side that prevails will emerge with much greater military prestige.’
‘We can therefore state with high confidence that the Saudis will eventually be forced to sue for peace and offer substantial concessions to the Houthis, up to and including recognizing them as the legitimate government of Yemen. This will be the second strategic defeat for the geopolitical West and a victory for the global insurgency against it.’
📝 Ryan Grim: Once the West recognizes that cheap drones and ballistic missiles — plus AI lowering the barrier of entry for their development — means that total victory and subjugation of smaller countries is no longer possible without unacceptably high costs, the result longterm *should* be a world at much more peace, where diplomacy actually matters as a means to keeping that peace
🔗 Policy Tensor | 3 223 |
| 5 |  Residents in multiple Melbourne suburbs have been left without water after a spate of South Africa-style copper water meter thefts.
https://www.noticer.news/melbourne-copper-water-meter-theft/
Follow: @NoticerNews | 3 438 |
| 6 |  +3🐸 🇺🇸 🐘 New from the WSJ: Republicans Have a Groyper Problem
In an exclusive interview with Ted Cruz, he reveals he can’t fill staffing positions due the sheer amount of Groypers and the influence of Nick Fuentes, “The Groyper Problem is real.”
📎 fshgroyp | 5 018 |
| 7 |  🗳 🇺🇸 📊 U.S. voters rank government corruption as top concern, above inflation and healthcare — Fox News poll
📎 Disclosetv | 4 654 |
| 8 |  +4🔋 🚗 📈 Nicolas Fulghum on X:
EV Adoption is booming around the world
The Hormuz crisis once again revealed the risks of an energy system reliant on fossil fuels and countries are taking notice.
Growing EV fleets have saved oil importers more than $20 billion since the start of the war.
Several markets saw a rapid acceleration in the adoption of fully electric vehicles (BEVs) following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz in March.
For instance, Australia's BEV sales jumped 136% compared with the previous six months.
EVs offer oil importers a new route to energy security.
Denmarks booming EV fleet already displaces the equivalent of 14% of the country's national oil consumption.
EVs saved China over $14 billion in crude oil imports in the six months since the Iran war began.
Surprisingly absent from the trend? The United States.
An early EV leader, US BEV share has dropped in recent months after the EV tax credit expired.
It is now being overtaken by countries like India and Brazil, with Japan not far behind.
Of the 56 countries we are tracking at Ember, 49 have overtaken the US on electric car adoption.
https://ember-energy.org/data/ev-sales-tracker/?entity=China
https://ember-energy.org/latest-insights/electric-energy-security-how-evs-are-reducing-oil-import-vulnerabilities/
📎 Nicolas Fulghum | 4 541 |
| 9 |  🚢 🇺🇸 📍 Faytuks Network on X: We have mapped attacks on merchant vessels in the Black Sea which have grown more common and have shifted further west since July. Yesterday the first attack occurred on a vessel within a NATO member's territorial sea. Today WINE TRADER was struck, also within the 12NM zone.
📎 Faytuks Network | 4 824 |
| 10 |  — 🇸🇦/🇾🇪 NEW: The Yemeni attack on the ARAMCO Headquarters in Najran caused ‘extensive damage’ to the building – Reuters
@Middle_East_Spectator | 3 266 |
| 11 |  Overview of the mountainous region of "Sabir" overlooking the city of Tai'zz from the south.
Around 2.5k - 3.5k ft over Ta'izz. | 4 347 |
| 12 | 🇸🇦🇾🇪⚡️ — The Saudi-led coalition reported that Houthi (Ansarallah) forces have carried out 20 attacks against King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh since October 1, killing 17 people and injuring more than 330.
Across all Saudi airports, the coalition reported 19 deaths and 364 injuries from Houthi attacks. | 4 018 |
| 13 |  🇾🇪❌🇸🇦 - Alerts in Najran, Saudi Arabia. | 445 |
| 14 |  🇸🇦❌🇾🇪 — The Saudi-led coalition accused Yemen’s Houthis (Ansarallah) of acquiring advanced weapons with assistance from unnamed "regional parties," urging the international community to prevent armed groups from obtaining sophisticated military technology.
The coalition says the Houthis have become the first such group to possess a combination of ballistic missiles, attack and suicide drones, and explosive-laden sea drones. | 3 887 |
| 15 | 🇾🇪❌🇾🇪 — Explosions in Ma'rib, PLC-controlled western Yemen. Ansarallah ballistic missile strike. | 3 718 |
| 16 |  🚁 🇺🇸 🏛 The new helipad on the White House South Lawn was christened today as a U.S. Marine Corps VH-92A "Patriot" departed as 'Marine One', marking the first operational use from the site. The helipad has a heated concrete base topped with granite plates, with the presidential seal engraved into the surface. Sikorsky, the VH-92A's manufacturer, funded the roughly $6 million project, a contribution tied in part to damage the aircraft's exhaust and rotor wash had caused to the lawn.
📎 OSINTdefender | 3 905 |
| 17 |  +4🚁 🇺🇸 🏛 Trump on Truth Social:
"Actual pictures of our fully renovated White House facade, facing South, with the new South Entrance, and Heliport! Over the years, the facade, both North and South, suffered tremendous wear, tear, and damage. The exterior walls and ornamentation, both missing and in bad condition, has been fully restored to the Highest Level, giving the White House many decades of additional life! It had to be done, and I am very proud to be the President who did it! Likewise, the Ballroom and Military Complex, is on time, and on budget, and will make an unbelievably beautiful addition, the first since the West Wing in 1901, to the White House. President DONALD J. TRUMP"
📎 Donald J. Trump | 3 670 |
| 18 |  🇾🇪🇸🇦 - New Sentinel-2 imagery, via Rerum Novarum’s MINIMAP.TECHNOLOGY, appears to confirm a direct Ansarullah ballistic missile strike in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, completely obliterating a building.
The structure destroyed (marked in blue) is the southern section of Dhahran’s National Commercial Bank headquarters, located immediately adjacent to Saudi Aramco’s headquarters. Reports that the destroyed building belonged to ARAMCO are false. ARAMCO's headquarters (marked in red) are located at 26.31119, 50.13157, and only narrowly missed the impact site. | 3 016 |
| 19 |  +2🇾🇪❌🇾🇪 — Additional video show smoke rising from the presidential palace following what local describe as 5 consecutive explosions, following the Houthis (Ansarallah) missile attack. | 3 755 |
| 20 |  🇺🇸⚡️ — President Trump announces that the execution of Nidal Hassan, the Fort Hood shooter, will not be livestreamed.
He will die, as scheduled, by firing squad, but this event will not be streamed.
That said, the execution may be viewed in person by the immediate families of the victims, if they so choose. They deserve to witness JUSTICE! | 3 612 |
