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🚨🇷🇺🇺🇦 — Russian drone shot down over Kyiv, — Ukrainian media.
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| 2 |  🚨🇺🇦🇷🇺 — Ukrainian drone shot down over Kyiv, — Ukrainian media.
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| 3 |  🚨🇺🇦🇷🇺 — Approximately 370 Ukrainian drones are heading towards Russian territory, — Ukrainian media.
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| 4 |  ⚡️🇮🇷🇺🇸 — The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy:
«The statements of American officials regarding the openness of the Strait of Hormuz are an absolute lie, intended solely to control oil prices and cover up their own failures.»
The control of the warriors of Islam over this strategic waterway is completely decisive, and with full power and maximum authority, the Strait of Hormuz is closed to all ships intending to transit without coordination with the Islamic Republic of Iran.
We assure the dear, brave, and chosen nation of Islamic Iran that this process will continue until the end of the evils of the terrorist American army against our beloved country and the implementation of the prescribed commitments.»
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| 5 |  ⚡️🇮🇷 — Iranian President commands state administrative offices to sacrifice power allocations to protect industrial production:
«A 10% saving in energy equivalent is equal to 900,000 barrels of oil per day.»
«In my meeting with industrial managers, along with Mr. Atabak and Mr. Aliabadi and their teams, I told them: 'Cut off our power [in government offices], but do not cut power to industry.'»
➡️ The Iranian executive warns of a persistent winter gas deficit, mandating public lifestyle austerity and targeted supply cutoffs:
«The previous deficit of 250 million cubic meters remains an issue. Last year, through management and targeted cutoffs in certain luxury villas and areas, consumption was managed so that citizens didn't face major issues.»
«Who says I must sit at home in short sleeves during winter? Put on a sweater or warm clothes instead. Regulate the thermostat and energy consumption.»
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| 6 |  ⚡️🇮🇷 — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian outlines a comprehensive foreign policy doctrine that ties sanctions relief directly to domestic inflation control and the prevention of total commodity scarcity:
«When sanctions exist, whatever I import now comes at a higher cost. Even items newly arriving—previously we brought them by ship, cheaper. Now we have to bypass sanctions, buy them at higher prices, and transport them at higher costs.»
«If you talk to these gentlemen, everyone assumed there would be a total shortage or famine by now. Not that there's no inflation—there should have been outright shortages.»
«However, a small group sees a shortage and inflates prices as much as they want. Most guild members are helping, but the judiciary and trade unions have to constantly step in because some individuals exploit the situation.»
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| 7 |  ⚡️🇮🇷 — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian acknowledges a pre-conflict fiscal crisis and links systemic inflation directly to macroeconomic containment rather than purely domestic governance:
«When we had a budget deficit of 1,500 trillion rials even before any conflict broke out... Is this just bad management? Does this mean the people aren't feeling the inflation?»
«It’s clear we have problems with the people's livelihoods. It's clear that... we should have increased the electronic benefit transfers (Kalabarg) by now. We are ashamed before the people.»
➡️ Executive leadership challenges domestic hardline critics:
«Under these war-like conditions, under this economic situation, let them say, 'I can solve it under these parameters,' and I will kiss their hand.»
«Not by telling me, 'Give me money, give me resources, and I'll solve it.' Well, if I had the money, why would I need you?»
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| 8 |  ⚡️🇱🇧 — Hezbollah's Secretary General Naim Qassem:
We also do not want war. The proof is that when an agreement was made on November 27, 2024, when the Lebanese state made the agreement, we complied and told them we are with you.
The agreement includes the withdrawal of the Israeli forces from southern Lebanon and the deployment of the Lebanese army under the 1701 ceiling. Since then until now, we have complied.
But what is happening today is not a mutual war; it is a described Israeli aggression that increases for a period and decreases for a period. If it weren't for Iran and the agreement with America via the memorandum of understanding for understandings, escalation would not have decreased, but the aggression is still ongoing.
Some people say, "Well, isn't it better to make negotiations so that Israel doesn't continue with the destruction? What did you bring with the war? You brought destruction." We brought destruction? Why? Did we fight, or did Israel commit aggression with three or four missiles and call it a "preemptive war"? No!
My dear, the project of Israel is "Greater Israel"! Netanyahu is saying it explicitly: Look at what he is doing in Syria, my brother—nobody is saying anything to him in Syria, and he has occupied thousands of kilometers.
In Gaza, Palestinians said they are committed to the agreement in a complete way and gave everything that could possibly be given according to the agreement. Is there any commitment to the agreement? No commitment to the agreement.
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| 9 |  ⚡️🇮🇷🇺🇸 — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian cites the near-total drawdown of strategic oil reserves during the Islamabad interim agreement:
«As much as the budget required! We exported almost everything we had—nearly 90 million barrels of oil in that short period.»
«Banking sanctions were lifted, which was a huge help. Sanctions related to petrochemicals and other sectors were also removed. We were receiving our money.»
➡️ Regional economic integration and financial inflows from Gulf Cooperation Council states remain structurally gridlocked:
«Investments were starting to come in—the $300 billion that was expected. The Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade (MIMT) were in discussions with the Qatari side to make this happen, and we were doing the same with the UAE.»
«Of course, if the war continues, these things won't happen. A solution must be found. My point is not... My point is this: dialogue is better than no dialogue.»
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| 10 |  ⚡️🇮🇷🇺🇸 — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian establishes a reciprocal, non-trust-based framework for diplomatic engagement:
«Look, if we take a zero-percent stance, we won't get any results. But if, in response to their actions, we also take action, we can move forward.»
«So, we will engage in dialogue, but we do not blindly trust them like that.»
➡️ Strategic compliance remains strictly contingent upon reciprocal fulfillment of contractual obligations:
«When you sign something and make a pledge, stand firm and remain faithful to what you wrote. Shield your life for the words you have spoken.»
«But if they remain committed, we will be committed; if they are not committed, we will not be committed either.»
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| 11 |  ⚡️🇮🇷🇺🇸 — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian defines internal cohesive stability as the primary strategic deterrent against United States maximum pressure:
«Right now, in our country, we have been able to stand firm despite all these problems we have. We have many problems: we have inflation, economic issues, employment issues, and many other things.»
«If that falls apart, many things—even if you have missiles or bombs—won't be of any use. Just like countries that had bombs completely collapsed and were ruined.»
➡️ Internal political reconciliation acts as the structural baseline to restore Iranian foreign relations:
«We are trying to correct and strengthen our foreign relations. We try to avoid divisive talk.»
«If we stand together, we will be able to resist this heavy pressure that the United States, along with other countries, is applying to us, and we can overcome this with strength.»
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| 12 |  ⚡️🇺🇸🇬🇧🇦🇷 — The United States has threatened to oppose Britain's sovereignty over the Falkland Islands if Prime Minister Andy Burnham does not increase defence spending, with Pentagon officials confirming the proposal is among measures being drawn up as leverage to push NATO allies toward the 5% spending target, according to the Telegraph.
➡️ A senior U.S. official said Britain is likely to receive "special attention" in Washington's review of allies' commitment to NATO, adding that while the UK's defence investment plan is "a step in the right direction, a step in the right direction isn't enough." Asked about the Falklands, the official said: "I can say that conversations are candid and nothing is being ruled out as far as options for encouraging the sort of burden-sharing that we seek."
➡️ The U.S. officially maintains neutrality over Falklands sovereignty while recognizing British administration. Argentina also claims the islands. An internal Pentagon memo leaked in April first suggested using the Falklands stance as diplomatic leverage, and the Telegraph understands the discussion remains ongoing. The threat comes as Chancellor John Healey's first Budget is set to avoid any commitment to spending 3% of GDP on defence by 2030.
➡️ Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby told NATO allies Thursday that some member states must move faster to replace weapons systems long provided by Washington, saying: "We hope to see more from countries like the United Kingdom." He praised Germany, Poland, the Netherlands, and Scandinavian countries for their progress. The U.S. review will present Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth with four options by November 6 covering force numbers, locations, speed of adjustments, and costs. NATO has committed to spending 3.5% of GDP on defence by 2035, with Washington circulating questionnaires to allies on plans to buy American weapons, base access, and support for U.S. foreign policy.
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| 13 |  ⚡️🇮🇷 — Iranian President demands a fundamental shift toward diplomacy to establish a unified regional security architecture among Islamic states:
«Look, the fact that we need to strengthen our diplomacy is completely correct, and we must devote more time to it.»
«The fact that we need to work on having good relations with neighboring countries—both based on the views of our Dear Leader and the principles of our martyr—is a principle that is inevitable.»
«These are all Islamic countries. It is Unity Week. Why should we fight with Islamic countries? Why shouldn't we reach a common language with each other? Why shouldn't we jointly guarantee the security of the region?»
«And by the way, in dialogue, you must consider my concerns to some extent, and I must see your concerns. If whatever I say must be accepted by the other side, and whatever they say I do not accept, then this interaction and unity will not happen.»
➡️ Iranian leadership outlines a multilateral diplomatic outreach strategy aimed at building a cohesive regional coalition to deter Israeli military operations:
«We act a bit slowly in this relationship, and sometimes different voices are raised. Now, with the arrival of our brother, Dr. Mohsen Rezaei, we are reaching a shared language and perspective on how we should interact with them.»
«We are making efforts in this regard—whether with Pakistan, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, the UAE, Qatar, or the rest of the countries like Oman, Egypt—all of these, we can come to an understanding with each other. Turkey, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan... The foundation is ready for this work.»
«But if we want to speak from a position of power, well, the other side will also say, 'I have power too.'»
«We are brothers. We are not rulers over one another. We must join hands, calm the region, and not allow Israel to so easily commit aggression against Islamic countries—and this is possible through unity.»
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| 14 |  ⚡️🇱🇧🇺🇸🇮🇱 — Hezbollah's Secretary General Naim Qassem:
America is not neutral; America is complicit with Israel, and the whole world knows that America is never a mediator between you and the Israelis—never.
America and Israel are one. Haven't you heard Netanyahu and Gallant and those folks always saying, "We bombed with American permission, in consultation with America, talking with CENTCOM"?
So, there is complete coordination, and even if you listen to the American ambassador and all American officials, how do they speak? They speak in a way that clearly shows they are with them and not separate. America is not neutral.
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| 15 |  ⚡️🇮🇷🇺🇸 — Iranian President outlines a conditional maritime and sanctions-relief framework aimed at resetting the geopolitical status quo in the Strait of Hormuz:
«They lifted the blockade, they lifted the sanctions. Then the Lebanon war was supposed to be stopped, and they stopped it. They were unfreezing our money—meaning, in discussions, because unfreezing was proceeding like that through ongoing talks so this could happen.»
«The investments that were supposed to take place, up to $300 billion, they had plans for them. Our experts were drafting and writing them up. And we were supposed to, during that period, open the path in the Strait of Hormuz so that things would return to how they were at the beginning.»
«Because within that clause regarding the Strait of Hormuz, it was required to observe the frameworks established by the Islamic Republic. Because they failed to observe them, this agreement broke down again.»
«But now, once again in the dialogue process we are in, that roadmap for the path that needs to pass through the Strait of Hormuz—which our experts, our brothers in the IRGC, the security and military forces, and the group currently engaged in talks are working on—I have conveyed that path to the Leader, showing that an agreement has been reached.»
➡️ Iranian officials reaffirm Omani mediation and lay out reciprocal steps for the United States to secure the reopening of the strategic transit corridor:
«I would say the Omanis at first accompanied us a bit, then expressed some objections, but ultimately yesterday—or the day before yesterday, when the Omanis came—they reached that understanding again. They accepted that we and Oman, within that framework and based on the plan that was coordinated, would open the path. That we can reopen it.»
«And now, in fact, we are pursuing this so that, according to those frameworks, if this path opens and America fulfills its commitments—which means lifting the blockade, lifting sanctions, both regarding oil and petrochemical matters, unfreezing our funds, restarting investments, and halting the actions they are taking in Lebanon, compelling Israel to adhere to those frameworks—then we will also naturally open the Strait of Hormuz route based on the decisions that form the system's policy.»
«It is a framework where, in fact, we said the Strait must be opened in this manner. Our talks with the opposing sides are based on that very memorandum of understanding we had. And to the extent that progress has been made, they accept that they must return to the memorandum of understanding and execute the frameworks we have set.»
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| 16 |  ⚡️🇱🇧🇱🇧🇮🇱 — Hezbollah's Secretary General Naim Qassem:
People say that negotiations are better than war. Yes, negotiations are better than war, but tell me, did these negotiations you engaged in stop the war?
These negotiations are taking place under fire, giving legitimacy to the war, siding with Israel against Lebanese citizens, and telling the Israelis, "You have the right to ask for whatever you want to ask for," while the authorities continue with the negotiations.
So, this is not negotiation in exchange for war; this is negotiation called surrender with humiliation, without any substitute and without anything.
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| 17 |  ⚡️🇮🇷🇵🇰 — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the Islamabad agreement:
«Regarding the war... what we achieved even in the Supreme National Security Council was a consensus.»
«Before even reaching Islamabad, we came to an understanding in the Supreme National Security Council—all those who were involved in the process, including our military commanders, the honorable head of the Judiciary, the honorable head of the Legislative branch (Parliament), and others from the ministry and us in the government.»
«Based on that, and considering the proposal and view of our Dear Leader who had instructed that if three-quarters of the members voted for this approach, we would accept it as well—out of 13 members, 12 voted in favor.»
➡️ The strategic equilibrium of the accord dictates asymmetric performance requirements that position Iran as the absolute winner of the international negotiations:
«In this agreement, in the view of all of us—and those looking at it from a political perspective, both domestically and internationally—we won.»
«In more than nine of these clauses, the opposing side is the one that must take action.»
«In two or three clauses, we must act jointly.»
«And in one clause, we need to discuss, which goes back to nuclear discussions that ultimately need to follow that process.»
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| 18 |  ⚡️🇱🇧🇱🇧🇮🇱 — Hezbollah's Secretary General Naim Qassem:
The Lebanese authority chose a path that neither honors it nor honors Lebanon, nor honors the sacrifices of the Lebanese people.
When it voluntarily gave up the November 27, 2024 agreement and entered into direct negotiations with the Israeli enemy, it gave it everything it asked for and everything it didn't ask for.
Tell me, please, what did these direct negotiations bring you? You neither brought a ceasefire nor a withdrawal, but rather you gave up the right to litigation. You couldn't take any step; even while you were going to negotiations, the bombardment was ongoing, and after you returned, the bombardment continued.
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| 19 |  ⚡️🇱🇧🇺🇸🇮🇱 — Hezbollah's Secretary General Naim Qassem:
What is being discussed inside the ruins regarding food rot, scabies among the American military, and fatal psychological cases? All of these are losses that will hopefully appear gradually.
As for the Israeli entity, look at the migration happening outward, the existing economic situation, and the rot inside the Israeli entity. Do not think that they are succeeding; no, they have losses, and the losses will be greater.
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| 20 | 🇮🇱🇸🇾⚡️🇸🇾 The situation in Southern Syria has begun significantly escalate between Israel and Syria over the defacto Druze state. Israel has threatened that any action conducted on the Druze militarily to harm the populace and the states defacto freedom will result in an IDF intervention. Also the Druze were waving Israeli flags showing their allegiance and unoffical alliance with Israel against the New Syrian Government | 206 |
