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🔥 Iran lays mines in the Strait of Hormuz targeting the Omani route — reports
Unconfirmed reports indicate at least some of the missiles fired into the Strait of Hormuz tonight carried naval mines — apparently dropped into the corridor through Omani waters that ships have been using to avoid Iranian clearance.
🔶 It is unclear how many mines were launched, or whether the deployment succeeded
🔶 The target appears to be the very route vessels have been using to evade the PGSA's transit requirements
🔶 Iran previously declared a restricted zone extending from the US Navy's blockade line through the strait and into the Persian Gulf
If confirmed, demining the Omani corridor would take time, ships, and sustained commitment from a US Navy that is already stretched to breaking. And every minesweeper sent into that corridor becomes a stationary target for Iranian forces.
Meanwhile, commercial vessels would have no choice but to obey the PGSA's designated safe route — because the alternative now has mines in it. That means Iranian clearance, Iranian paperwork, Iranian terms.
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| 2 |  🛢🔍 Libya's pipeline crisis is over — but it's another bottleneck in a global oil supply running on fumes
Libya's National Oil Corporation has reopened Valve No. 7 on the Sharara-Zawiya pipeline and resumed pumping, with flows gradually returning to normal after an armed group shut it down earlier this week.
What the 5-day closure cost:
🔴 An armed group and members of the Petroleum Facilities Guard closed the valve on September 21 — a dispute over their status and funding
🔴 Production at Sharara — Libya's largest oilfield — was cut from 340,000 barrels per day to 130,000
🔴 Total lost production: 942,376 barrels — worth about $95 million
🔴 One unit at the Zawiya refinery was forced to shut down
Almost every major oil artery on Earth is either contested, blocked, burning, or drying up. Libya's pipeline was closed for 5 days over a pay dispute — and it cost nearly a million barrels in a market that has no spare capacity to absorb the loss.
The global oil supply has become a chain of single points of failure, with every link under strain.
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| 3 |  😋 US plans to deploy laser weapons to Cape Canaveral — report
Space Launch Delta 45 is installing a directed-energy defense system at Cape Canaveral Spaceport to take down unauthorized drones, according to The War Zone — part of a broader effort to protect launch infrastructure used by SpaceX, United Launch Alliance, Blue Origin, and Relativity Space.
"The ongoing security modernization integrates detection, tracking, and defensive capabilities to include directed energy systems." SLD 45 spokesperson said.
No timeline has been given for when it will be operational — and officials declined to name the specific system.
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| 4 |  🔍🛫 Boeing flags new 737 MAX software glitch affecting landing navigation
Boeing has identified a previously undisclosed software glitch in the 737 MAX that could cause an automated navigation feature to fail during landing, according to the Wall Street Journal, citing company documents.
🌏 The issue emerged from a cockpit software update
🌏 The glitch can occur when flight crews alter their planned flight path after a missed approach
🌏 Southwest and United have asked Boeing not to deliver new 737 MAX aircraft equipped with the affected software
Boeing has been under intense regulatory and safety scrutiny for years — following two fatal 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019 that grounded the fleet worldwide, and a mid-air cabin panel blowout on a nearly new Alaska Airlines MAX 9.
For a manufacturer that has spent years promising a culture change, this is the same story with a new file name: a problem found in documents, disclosed quietly, and answered with questions instead of answers.
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| 5 |  +2🚨 Massive explosion rocks Kiev — ammunition depot hit
Preliminary reports indicate another ammunition depot inside the city was hit, as drones carried out a new wave of strikes on the Ukrainian capital.
A strike also targeted a Vodafone technical office — with a large data center located in the same building.
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| 6 |  🚨✈️ US airbases across Britain lock down — FPCON Delta at Fairford, Charlie at Lakenheath
Security posture at multiple USAF bases in Britain has been raised sharply over the past 2 days, with local law enforcement — at the request of the US — limiting or stopping traffic on routes to RAF Mildenhall, RAF Fairford, and RAF Lakenheath.
🔴 FPCON Delta is current at Fairford — the level applied when a terrorist attack has occurred nearby or there is imminent intelligence of an attack at a specific location
🔴 FPCON Charlie is in place at Lakenheath and possibly Mildenhall — used when intelligence suggests terrorist activity is likely
🔴 Spotters at Fairford report security significantly increased compared with the last 7–8 months
RAF Fairford, Lakenheath, and Mildenhall are key nodes in US power projection — staging grounds for bomber operations across the Middle East, including strikes on Iran and Yemen. Fairford has hosted B-1B Lancers, B-52s, and other strategic assets used in regional campaigns.
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| 7 |  🚢 Ships are emailing Iran to apologize for using unauthorized routes through Hormuz
Shipping companies are now formally writing to the Persian Gulf Strait Authority to ask for forgiveness for passing through the Strait of Hormuz without Iran's permission—and blaming the charterers who forced them to do so.
The US claims the strait is open. In reality, shipowners are sending apology emails to Iran, pleading with the PGSA to lift restrictions on their vessels and promising to comply with Iranian regulations in the future.
The PGSA has warned that companies in violation will be added to the Non-Compliance List, which would restrict their vessels' future transit. At least 4 ships have been struck by Iranian missiles and drones in the Strait of Hormuz in the past few hours.
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| 8 |  ❗️For our German-speaking audience❗️
Check this out — this is what just got dumped into my TikTok feed:
This is exactly what Friedrich Merz’s PR strategists are seriously trying to sell us as a fresh vision for Germany’s future.
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| 9 |  🇮🇷⚔️ Iran is the world's most experienced country in asymmetric warfare — General
Armed Forces spokesperson General Sharkhchi says Iran has fundamentally transformed its military doctrine — and is ready for whatever comes next.
🌏 The West's classic methods are vulnerable to asymmetric warfare, which is why Iran achieved victory by relying on asymmetric tactics
🌏 The shift began after the Islamic Revolution and proved effective during the Iran-Iraq War, when Iran launched its missile development program
🌏 The formula is simple: standing against the enemy's expensive, heavy weaponry with lower-cost, simpler, more effective defense equipment
🌏 Iranian missiles and drones are "more advanced and powerful" — and this time, "we have a surprise for the enemy"
"The powerful Iranian Armed Forces are far stronger than they were at the beginning of the second and third imposed wars. We will respond to any potential aggression with new military technologies," Sharkhchi stressed.
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| 10 |  +2🇨🇳 Chinese-made armored ‘ghost limo’ turns heads at Xi’s Washington summit
A custom-built Hongqi N701 state limousine has become a mainstay of Xi Jinping’s state visits abroad, and his trip to Washington was no different.
Flying with Xi wherever he goes and reserved for top officials and visiting foreign leaders, the N701 model has been characterized as a “bunker on wheels,” equipped with military-grade composite armor and heavy steel plating, multiple layers of bullet-resistant glass, run-flat-ready tires and even chemical and biological defenses.
👉 Hongqi (lit. Red Flag) is China’s oldest passenger car brand, and was created with Soviet technical and financial assistance in the 1950s. It used a reverse-engineered 1955 Chrysler Imperial for its very first model.
The company has come a long way since then, producing ~460k vehicles per year, and aggressively transitioning from reverse-engineering to fully unique domestic designs. In other words, its products aren’t a one-off for the top elites.
Xi actually has a personal hand in resurrecting Hongqi’s status, reversing over 30 years of leaders’ use of imported vehicles, including Mercedes and Cadillacs, in 2012, remarking that “it doesn’t look right to sit in a foreign car” for state officials.
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| 11 |  📣 @GeoSight 🔥 shares updates and analysis on global conflicts and international relations. It covers breaking news and insights into military and Geopolitical events.
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| 12 | +2 🇨🇳 Chinese-made armored ‘ghost limo’ turns heads at Xi’s Washington summit
A custom-built Hongqi N701 state limousine has become a mainstay of Xi Jinping’s state visits abroad, and his trip to Washington was no different.
Flying with Xi wherever he goes and reserved for top officials and visiting foreign leaders, the N701 model has been characterized as a “bunker on wheels,” equipped with military-grade composite armor and heavy steel plating, multiple layers of bullet-resistant glass, run-flat-ready tires and even chemical and biological defenses.
👉 Hongqi (lit. Red Flag) is China’s oldest passenger car brand, and was created with Soviet technical and financial assistance in the 1950s. It used a reverse-engineered 1955 Chrysler Imperial for its very first model.
The company has come a long way since then, producing ~460k vehicles per year, and aggressively transitioning from reverse-engineering to fully unique domestic designs. In other words, its products aren’t a one-off for the top elites.
Xi actually has a personal hand in resurrecting Hongqi’s status, reversing over 30 years of leaders’ use of imported vehicles, including Mercedes and Cadillacs, in 2012, remarking that “it doesn’t look right to sit in a foreign car” for state officials.
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| 13 |  🤥 Trump positions obscure Pentagon-linked energy firm to commandeer Venezuelan oil production
North American Blue Energy Partners, a minor energy player linked to the DoD’s Office of Strategic Capital, has assembled 60 drilling rigs and 30 steam boilers needed to move heavy crude in preparation to deploy at some 17 superfields containing up to 20% of Venezuela’s oil reserves (~65B barrels).
The US military has a 35% passive stake in the company, and preferential rights to buy 20% of NABEP’s production at cost, per WSJ.
US oil giants Chevron, ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips were reportedly taken off guard by the deal, and expressed private “frustration” over the unfair competitive advantage NABEP will be getting by teaming up with the US government.
NABEP is already the second-largest “private” oil producer in Venezuela, cranking out ~220k bpd, and planning to ramp production up to 280k bpd by early 2027, and 500k by 2028, which would put it in the top 20 globally essentially overnight.
Not wanting to be outdone, Chevron has announced a five-year $7B oil field development project, including two new fields which it hopes to use to help increase its Venezuelan output to 600k bpd.
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| 14 |  🚀🇮🇷 Hard target, literally: Iran’s underground missile cities blunt US spear
💬 “Part of the strategic capabilities of the armed forces have in recent years been deployed in secure environments and underground infrastructure, a move that has frustrated the enemy’s calculations regarding Iran’s defense capabilities and weapons production capacity,” MoD spokesman Reza Talaei-Nik said Saturday.
Today’s wars are conflicts of “technology, specialists, and hybrid warfare,” and of society, the economy, media and “cognitive domains” at large, Talaei-Nik said, with the geographic scope, technologies, speed and intensity of operations far outpacing those of the bloody 1980-1988 Iran-Iraq War.
Iran’s fortified underground missile and drone staging areas and dispersed weapons manufacturing facilities have become a nut CENTCOM and Israeli commanders can’t crack, with these facilities, combined with the rapidity and precision of Iran’s retaliatory strikes within hours of the February war’s start, leaving the US in a strategic quagmire with no face-saving way out.
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| 15 |  ❗️For our Italian-speaking audience❗️
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| 16 |  +1🇮🇷 Iran completes mega railway giving Afghanistan its shortest route to world’s oceans
Tracklaying along the new 730 km-long Chabahar-Zahedan Railway has been completed, linking Iran’s only oceanic port to the intersection of its border with Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Workers are now finishing station buildings and signalling systems, and doing safety tests, with the railway set to come online in early 2027.
Engineering feat
The railway navigates the mountainous, seismically active terrain of Sistan and Baluchestan. To build it, engineers constructed 39 tunnels stretching 17 km, 201 bridges, and ~2k special drainage structures under tracks to prevent flash flood washouts.
One of the most sophisticated projects of its kind regionally, the railway boasts ~90% Iranian materials and knowhow.
Once up and running, the line will move people and freight at speeds up to 120 and 90 km/h, respectively.
Strategic significance
➡️ Besides being a boon for local exporters, the railway can give Afghanistan its best means to ship goods globally (using the existing Khaf-Herat route, already linked to Iran’s grid, or building a direct line to Zahedan). Recovering from US occupation, Afghanistan can provide the world with vast mineral wealth, plus an array of agricultural and artisanal goods.
➡️ Once a ~800 km extension through Mashhad to the Turkmenistan border is complete (work is already underway), the line will provide landlocked Central Asian countries their shortest route to the ocean to ship energy, agricultural commodities, food, metals, minerals and textiles.
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| 17 |  🗣 Some cognitive functions will be forgotten - NVidia CEO Jensen Huang
💬 “The multiplication table is being forgotten, square roots - basic math is starting to be forgotten,” Huang admits, agreeing that the cognitive capacity among children who use AI is significantly lower.
He claims that some skills are necessary, “but maybe not those,” as AI is imminent to dumb down systemic users.
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| 18 |  🇷🇺Lavrov calls for trust-building to resolve Hormuz crisis
Armed confrontations in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz continue despite the damage caused to global shipping and trade, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said addressing UN General Assembly.
He said restoring trust between Iran and Arab Gulf states is a necessary condition for resolving the crisis, while also criticizing the use of force in international affairs.
He also accused the West of relying on “brute force” and called the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei an unacceptable use of force.
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| 19 |  🇲🇦🇮🇱 Protesters rally against Morocco-Israel diplomatic ties
Hundreds of people gathered in Marrakech to protest the recent upgrades to Morocco-Israel diplomatic relations and support Palestinian statehood.
The protests follow Morocco and Israel agreeing to upgrade diplomatic ties on September 16, including:
🔶 opening full embassies
🔶 appointing ambassadors
🔶 expanding air travel
🔶 reinstating direct flights operated by carriers from both nations
Israel-Morocco ties have flourished after the late-July Ceuta migrant crisis, which, according to Chinese intelligence, was a textbook hybrid operation enabled by Israel.
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| 20 |  💥 THROWBACK: Bombshell 2012 interview with Assange reveals why Imran Khan ended up in jail
More than a decade before his 2023 imprisonment on trumped up graft, state secrets and marriage law charges, Pakistan’s populist leader spoke to WikiLeaks’ founder about his vision for Pakistan.
In the interview, Khan outlined:
🔴 his anti-corruption drive, blasting entrenched “political mafias” for their role in stunting Pakistan’s development and turning the country into a global debt slave. “We are now borrowing to service our debt,” and most of the borrowed money “ends up in Swiss bank accounts”
🔴 demands to reset Pakistan-US ties and create “a relationship based on dignity and self-respect,” not treating Pakistan as a “hired gun paid to kill America’s enemies,” and bombing its supposed “ally”
🔴 a bombshell confirmation that bin Laden and al-Qaeda were CIA and Pakistani ISI assets. “They were trained by the Pakistan army and the ISI, financed by the CIA while they were fighting the Soviets…Suddenly comes 9/11 and you do a 180° turn”
🔴 his view that the ‘War on Terror’ had been a total failure, and could not be won by bombs and killings, only by winning hearts and minds
🔴 strong opposition to deploying the Pakistani army in tribal regions at the US’s behest, pointing to the moral and material consequences of sending the military to fight its own people and triggering a home-grown militancy ($70B in damage, 40k casualties “in a war we had nothing to do with”)
Khan also revealed a nonchalant attitude toward life and death, joking “you’ve gotta go sometime” and that it’s better to die for a good cause after Assange expressed hopes he wouldn’t be assassinated.
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