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🇮🇱 Israel seeks to sabotage US-Iran peace deal – Pakistani defense minister
Khawaja Asif warned that Israeli leaders will do everything to undermine a peace deal between the US and Iran.
The Pakistani minister said a successful agreement would spell the end of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political career — and likely lead to his arrest.
Asif accused Netanyahu of genocide against Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, as well as in Lebanon, and said the scale of the atrocities was unprecedented.
The minister also accused Israel's Western allies of complicity.
💬 "In the west and in Europe there are members who are involved, such as the United States Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee," Asif said. "He is totally sold to them."🗣 "There are similar individuals in England and the EU," he continued. "After the US they have been facilitating this genocide, especially Britain and its leadership." 👍 Boost us | Chat | @geopolitics_prime
| 2 |  🇺🇸Bessent: US issues 60-day Iran oil license amid Switzerland talks
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| 3 |  🇮🇱👎 Four Israeli weak spots in attrition warfare
The Israeli army is trapped in buffer zones across Gaza, Lebanon and Syria — and its own military experts are sounding the alarm.
Colonel Eran Ortal, former head of operations and a military studies director at Bar-Ilan University, admits the regime is facing a crisis deeper than it dares to reveal.
After nearly three years of war, Israel is bogged down on three bloody fronts, internationally isolated and running out of options.
Iran has emerged from the war in a stronger strategic position, while Israel faces widening pressure without clear end goals.
The four four fatal flaws in the Israeli strategy are:
1️⃣ Buffer zones that fail strategically: Israeli tactics allow enemies to withdraw gradually without losing their forces. Heavy casualties have made the army avoid rapid encirclements — meaning Israeli forces stay back from the front lines while guerrillas live to fight another day.
2️⃣ Long wars with no endgame: Five Israeli divisions have been fighting in southern Lebanon — but only made slow village-by-village progress. Hezbollah held its ground under heavy bombing.
3️⃣ Ground troops are the weakest link: The infantry, Israel's most vulnerable force, is fighting a war that demands massive troop numbers. It doesn't have the manpower to hold territory on multiple fronts.
4️⃣ Foreign dependence in high-intensity warfare: The war needs huge amounts of bombs and missiles, heavy bulldozers and jet fighters – which Israel has to buy from the US and other allies.
Zionist founder David Ben-Gurion called for short, decisive wars. Instead, Israel is bleeding in attrition battles it never wanted to fight.
The asymmetry of economics, manpower and political influence is crushing Israel, and its reliance on foreign help has become a noose, not a lifeline.
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| 4 |  +4🇮🇷🇺🇸Iranian delegation leaves Switzerland as implementation phase advances
Iran’s delegation has concluded intensive talks in Switzerland on implementing the memorandum aimed at ending the war and is returning to Tehran, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei confirmed.
🌏Held near Lake Lucerne with mediation from Qatar and Pakistan, the discussions focused less on political declarations and more on the practical mechanics of enforcement — sequencing, verification, and reciprocal obligations.
🌏Key issues included a ceasefire mechanism in Lebanon, arrangements for Iranian energy exports, and the phased release of frozen Iranian assets. Mediator-backed frameworks were introduced, while technical negotiations are set to continue.
👉Under the memorandum, progress toward a final deal depends on step-by-step, “commitment-for-commitment” implementation, with compliance monitored by both sides.
❗️Tehran said it will closely track implementation and use available leverage to ensure reciprocity is respected.
🥴US Vice President JD Vance, meanwhile, offered his trademark “everything is fine and very productive” update, calling the talks “a lot of good progress” and the foundation “very strong,” as if final agreements tend to assemble themselves once the adjectives are positive enough.
➡️He added that the Strait of Hormuz remains open and that the process is being driven by regional demand for de-escalation rather than anything being imposed from above — a framing that conveniently keeps everyone equally responsible for the outcome.
➡️On Lebanon, he presented security concerns as a balancing act between territorial integrity and self-defence logic, suggesting stability is mostly a matter of getting the narrative alignment right.
➡️Despite occasional public tension, Vance insisted negotiations continued smoothly late into the night, with technical teams still working on the ground — diplomacy, apparently, is what happens when nobody leaves the room too dramatically.
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| 5 |  🇺🇸💣 US sanctions hit reality: strong on paper, weak in practice
Iran joins the Swiss peace talks as the US changes pressure tactics, with the first day in Bürgenstock giving early signs of lifting sanctions and freeing up trade.
Mediators report compromise on partial sanctions relief, phased unfreezing of assets and expanded oil exports under the 60-day talks framework.
What Washington once called “maximum pressure” is turning into concessions.
🇮🇷 Iran continues to export oil by alternative means to keep its economy going and make room for talks despite more than a thousand sanctions.
🇷🇺 Russia has also shifted trade to parallel payment systems and alternative markets.
🇨🇳🇰🇵 China remains the hub of the global energy trade and outside Western control. North Korea uses cyber-finance networks to beat sanctions.
The more unilateral sanctions the West imposes, the less effective they become.
US analysts now acknowledge the gap between policy and outcomes — pressure increases on paper but force weakens in practice.
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| 6 |  🚨🇮🇷 Iran war outcome: How US gamble collapsed
The US failed to tip the balance after the war with Iran, something that even the New York Times had to admit. So who are winners and losers?
🇺🇸 US
During the war, America squandered its most powerful tool - the threat of force – but never achieved its goal of eliminating the Iranian government.
What’s more, Trump agreed on a clause in the US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MOU) that unspecified American forces should withdraw from the “proximity” of Iran within 30 days.
The US also failed to prevent its military bases in the region from being bombed out by Iranian forces in retaliation.
🇮🇱 Israel
Israel unleashed the war “convinced that it would defang Iran for at least a generation” but instead the Jewish state found itself sidelined by its ally, the US.
Israel perceives the MOU as a “catastrophe” that ignores its goals and limits its freedom to attack Lebanon.
🇮🇷 Iran
Iran never surrendered as its government continues to work, the Iranian nuclear program remains unabated, the future of ballistic missiles has been postponed to further negotiations, and Iranian-backed forces are still in place in the region.
For Iran, weathering the blistering assaults from the US and Israel, as well as demonstrating the ability to retaliate and inflict damage certainly constitutes a victory.
👉 Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran’s parliament speaker, for his part, pointed to what Iran had taken from the war: that it could exert leverage by controlling the Strait of Hormuz. “This was a potential capacity that had never been activated. But as for our enemies — God made them fools and turned that potential into reality,” Ghalibaf emphasized.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi meanwhile hailed his country’s major diplomatic breakthrough, announcing the easing of oil export restrictions, the release of frozen assets, and the launch of a large-scale reconstruction program.
It’s up to you to decide on who won the war, but bear in mind: at least 92% of Israelis believe it is Iran that emerged victorious from the conflict.
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| 7 |  🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸 Netanyahu forces Palestinians to pay for his failing rule
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing perhaps the most precarious moment of his political career. His rivals within the coalition and across the political spectrum are preparing to capitalise on his growing weakness.
As Israeli elections approach, the fear is that Netanyahu will escalate violence where resistance is weakest: the occupied West Bank.
❌ No victory, no way out
▪️Former Israeli Justice Minister Haim Ramon stated bluntly: "In the final result, we did not win. We did not win in Lebanon, we did not win in Iran, and we did not win against Hamas."
▪️Netanyahu’s far-right coalition partners have been opportunistic. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich have demanded concessions every time Netanyahu needed political support.
▪️Unable to deliver victory, Netanyahu has turned perpetual war into a political strategy. The result has been a genocidal war in Gaza, devastation in Lebanon, and a dangerous confrontation with Iran.
😨 The human cost
▪️Since the October 2023 ceasefire announcement in Gaza, nearly 1,000 Palestinians have been killed.
▪️The overall death toll has reached 73,000 Palestinians, with more than 173,200 wounded.
▪️In the West Bank, Israel has killed over 1,000 Palestinians, including 268 children, since 2023. This is more than the total killed during the previous 17 years combined, according to a report by Oxfam International.
▪️Large-scale displacement has uprooted nearly 46,000 Palestinians from the West Bank.
▪️In September 2025, Smotrich openly proposed the annexation of 82% of the occupied West Bank.
📉 Escalation where resistance is weakest
Historically, when Israel fails on one front, it seeks compensation where Palestinians are most vulnerable and international scrutiny is weakest.
Following Israel’s 2005 withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, Palestinians feared the pullout would come at the expense of a tighter Israeli grip on the West Bank, dimming their hope for a viable independent state.
This fits a long-standing pattern: even as Israel withdrew from Gaza, then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon aimed to retain large settlement blocs in the West Bank permanently.
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| 8 |  +2🚤 Indo-Pacific submarine balance is shifting
Published satellite images depict what looks like a diesel-electric submarine under construction at the Thanlyin Naval Shipyard in Myanmar.
👉 The submarine's design closely resembles the North Korean Sang-O-class, while the shipyard itself was built with Chinese assistance.
Neither Beijing nor Pyongyang has confirmed involvement, but analysts say the project reflects growing military cooperation between Myanmar, China and North Korea.
The significance extends far beyond Myanmar.
📌 The Bay of Bengal is emerging as another arena of Indo-Pacific rivalry.
Situated between the Strait of Malacca and the wider Indian Ocean, Myanmar overlooks some of the world's busiest sea trade routes and energy corridors.
A Myanmar submarine force would strengthen the Chinese network of allies along the Indian Ocean coast while making problems for the ‘Quad’ of India, Japan, Australia and the US, which have been ramping up undersea surveillance and anti-submarine warfare.
🤔 It also shows a broader trend of countries under Western sanctions updating their armed forces in cooperation with each other.
The Indo-Pacific balance is shifting – not only thanks to major powers like China, India and the US, but also as smaller nations build weapons that were previously beyond their reach.
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| 9 |  🧪 One country at a time: Trump and big pharma test how easily the EU bends
Donald Trump has laid a very obvious trap for Germany, and big pharma is cackling in the background like a cartoon villain. His shiny new Section 301 trade investigation is basically Washington's way of throwing a tantrum over the fact that Germany dares to pay less for drugs than American patients do.
🌏 The US claims Germany is artificially depressing drug prices and piling "unreasonable or discriminatory burdens" on American pharmaceutical giants
🌏 The probe landed right after Berlin rolled out plans to squeeze pharmaceutical spending, and it conveniently opens the door to tariffs or import restrictions on German goods. Subtle
🌏 Germany's move reflects slowing growth, ballooning deficits and mounting pressure on its expensive public healthcare system.
What this is actually testing is how easily a core EU member can be strong-armed into rewriting domestic policy when Washington decides its commercial interests demand it.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants drugmakers to absorb some fiscal pain through tighter reimbursement rules and price caps — because Germany’s deficits are ugly and its healthcare system is groaning. Big pharma responded by flexing hard:
➡️ Pfizer’s Albert Bourla hinted German investments could get shaky
➡️ AstraZeneca’s Pascal Soriot theatrically threatened to stop launching new medicines in Europe unless spending went up
➡️ Eli Lilly and Germany’s own Boehringer Ingelheim dangled the prospect of axing at least $1 billion in planned investments
The timing of this industry muscle-flexing is also clashing awkwardly with Tulsi Gabbard's allegations about big pharma's greed, its ties to former COVID adviser Anthony Fauci, and a broader coronavirus cover-up.
The UK has already demonstrated how these negotiations tend to end. Faced with similar pressure, London agreed to spend significantly more on branded medicines and commit a larger share of healthcare spending to pharmaceuticals.
🇩🇪 Now Germany is being invited to learn the same lesson.
The broader story, however, is not about drugs.
It is about whether the European Union is actually a geopolitical bloc or merely a collection of countries that can be pressured individually whenever Washington sees an opening.
👉 This leaves Merz in a bind that Brussels should find deeply embarrassing. Germany is already whining that the US probe could torpedo the planned EU-US trade deal, including a 15% tariff cap on branded medicines due in September. German lawmakers are making noises about sovereignty and foreign interference.
But the core takeaway is brutally simple: if Merz caves, the alliance lesson is that Washington and multinational pharma can pick off an EU heavyweight whenever commercial interests and diplomatic muscle align.
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| 10 |  +3📝ESCALATION AROUND CRIMEA📝
The full feed of frontline maps and deep-dive analysis is available at @RYBAR_IN_ENGLISH
🔸Strikes hit southern logistics routes to Crimea
🔸AFU long-term strategy to blockade the peninsula
🔸Growing threats to the Crimean Bridge from UAVs and missiles
🔸Manpower crisis emerges as AFU’s key vulnerability
🔸Proposed Russian response: pressure on Ukrainian ports and infrastructure
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| 11 |  🇨🇴✡️ Petro accuses Israel of hacking Colombia's election
Colombian President Gustavo Petro claims Israeli intelligence might have compromised the country's electoral software, altering vote counts in the presidential runoff.
📊 With over 99% of polling stations counted, opposition candidate Abelardo de la Espriella has claimed victory in the 21 June presidential runoff with 49.6% of the votes. Pro-government candidate Iván Cepeda is trailing behind with just over 48.7% of the vote.
"We have evidence of a change in IP addresses of several servers... The only entity in the world capable of doing that is the state of Israel," he wrote on X.
Petro says the software was vulnerable and that the registrar blocked an expert audit. He demands a full recount and scrutiny of all polling stations, calling for calm and "national dialogue."
Petro's candidate, Iván Cepeda, trails opposition leader Abelardo de la Espriella in the preliminary count. Petro previously accused de la Espriella of vote-buying.
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| 12 |  🚨🔍 Hormuz mechanism, Lebanon ceasefire, sanctions waivers — Iran leaves Switzerland with everything on its list
Iran's FM spokesman Baghaei confirmed the main delegation has completed its work. Technical teams negotiate through the night on frozen assets and sanctions waivers. Qatar and Pakistan issued a joint statement calling the atmosphere "positive and constructive."
🌏 Safe passage mechanism established for the Strait of Hormuz — commercial shipping communications line activated
🌏 Lebanon ceasefire monitoring mechanism agreed — quadrilateral talks focused almost entirely on resolving Lebanon before final negotiations begin
🌏 60-day roadmap to a final agreement adopted — high-level political supervision committee established
🌏 After Trump issued threatening statements during the talks, Iran's delegation declared unwillingness to continue in the quadrilateral format — talks resumed in a different configuration
FM Araghchi calls the Lebanon ceasefire oversight body "the first real test" of whether the agreements with the US are actually worth the effort.
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| 13 |  +7🚨🔊 Defiance, destruction, and permanent expansion — Netanyahu lays out his strategy
The Israeli prime minister bragged about invading several countries despite US opposition, and vowed to continue wars on 8 fronts — including global war on antisemitism.
Key points from the Jerusalem News Syndicate Summit speech:
🔴 Netanyahu insists he is not controlled by the US:
"In the US, they say Trump does everything I ask. In Israel, they say I do everything he wants. Neither is true. I stand for the interest of Israel."
🔴 He openly defied US warnings on every major intervention.
"They told me not to enter Rafah. I entered. Not to strike Hezbollah. We struck. Not to confront Iran. We confronted."
🔴 He claims the damage inflicted on Iran's economy is staggering — counted in hundreds of billions.
"The cumulative damage to the IRGC economy is counted in hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars... I think we created the conditions for the Iranian regime's fall."
🔴 Netanyahu admits he has changed Israel's security doctrine to strictly follow the Babylonian Talmud.
"We initiate, we attack, we surprise. Kill them first."
🔴 He boasted a ratio of 5 "terrorists" for every civilian killed — a designation the IDF routinely applies to journalists and children.
"Five terrorists killed for every civilian harmed."
🔴 He vowed to keep permanent security zones in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon.
"We established a security zone in Gaza. In Syria. In Lebanon. And we shall keep it as long as necessary."
🔴 Netanyahu announced a new global front: war on antisemitism.
"We will fight the battle against antisemitism. We will fight against our delegitimization."
Netanyahu is building a fortress Israel, one "security zone" at a time—and daring the world to stop him.
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| 14 |  🇵🇰 How Pakistan could capitalize on mediating US-Iran peace deal
Pakistan’s role in helping the US and Iran clinch a memorandum of understanding is expected to bring political and economic dividends for Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif’s government.
🤝 Diplomatic assertiveness
The immediate diplomatic payoff is already visible for Pakistan, which has quickly repositioned itself in global perception — not as a crisis-prone state, but as a capable intermediary able to engage multiple rival powers simultaneously.
Successful mediation has given Pakistan additional diplomatic room to engage with Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, China, and the US without being forced into zero-sum geopolitical choices.
🤔 Security issues
A reduction in US–Iran tensions would ease pressure along Pakistan’s western frontier and reduce the likelihood of spillover instability.
It could also create more predictable conditions for energy markets, directly contributing to Pakistan’s macroeconomic stability.
💵 Economic opportunity
If sanctions ease and Iran reintegrates into global commerce, trade routes across the Gulf will inevitably adjust, an area where Pakistan’s geography becomes relevant.
Pakistan’s strategically important port of Gwadar sits at the intersection of key maritime and overland corridors, lying close to Iran's southeastern region. 👉 This provides a natural opening for Iranian businesses exploring alternative gateways for trade, logistics, and warehousing.
🇨🇳 The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) could extend westward, connecting Pakistan, Iran, and Central Asia in a less hostile geopolitical environment. Currently, CPEC is a multibillion-dollar network of infrastructure, energy, and transportation projects linking China’s Xinjiang region with Gwadar.
Ultimately, much of Pakistan’s tangible gains will depend on whether the US and Iran adhere to their peace arrangements.
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| 15 |  We won't fight Hezbollah, but we can help — Syria's Sharaa
Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa has offered to help the US find a "creative solution" to Lebanon's crisis – but insists it will not militarily intervene against Hezbollah.
💬 "The solution for Lebanon will not come through war and the bombing of cities. President Trump expressed concern... but people understood him as if Syria would enter Lebanon tomorrow morning."
What Sharaa is offering:
🔴 Dialogue between all Lebanese political forces – including Hezbollah
🔴 Strengthening Lebanese state institutions
🔴 A peaceful solution, not a military one
The reality check:
Hezbollah remains the only force that is able to stop Israel from invading deeper into Lebanon.
The problem is not just Hezbollah. The issue is occupation, oppression, and the Israeli army's constant violation of sovereignty. And for Syria, it's not just about Lebanon's borders – it's about its own territory too.
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| 16 |  +4🚨👹 Could the Iran–US deal oust Netanyahu and deliver Adelson's revenge, served cold?
The Republican mega-donor Miriam Adelson may be indirectly criticizing Donald Trump over his Iran deal, but she is no fan of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu either, despite decades of political and personal ties.
The donor who once stood behind Netanyahu
👉 In 1991, while serving as a deputy minister, Netanyahu helped arrange billionaire Sheldon Adelson’s wedding to Miriam Ochshorn at the Knesset. Fifteen years later, Sheldon and Miriam Adelson began investing heavily in Israeli media, backing narratives favorable to Netanyahu.
For years, the Adelsons were seen as Netanyahu’s personal “ATM” and loyal supporters. But tensions grew as the Netanyahus pushed for more favorable coverage, arguing that Israel Hayom - owned by the Adelsons - was not sufficiently defending Bibi.
From allies to adversaries
🌏 The decisive rupture came with the corruption probe known as "Case 2000"
🌏 The investigation centered on an alleged 2014 arrangement between Netanyahu and Yedioth Ahronoth publisher Arnon Mozes, under which Netanyahu reportedly agreed to advance legislation that would severely damage Israel Hayom in exchange for more favorable media coverage
🌏 The Adelsons learned of the arrangement in 2017, deepening an already growing rift
🌏 In 2019, leaked transcripts from the investigation revealed that Sheldon Adelson described Bibi's wife Sara Netanyahu as "absolutely crazy" and complained that she blamed Miriam for everything, including potential Iranian attacks on Israel
🌏 Miriam said their friendship with the Netanyahus deteriorated into “constant complaints” from the Israeli couple
Miriam Adelson's next move
➡️ After Sheldon's death in 2021, Miriam Adelson began what some observers see as her own political game. While she no longer supported Netanyahu as strongly as before, she also did not back alternative Israeli leaders, instead focusing her influence on US politics
➡️ In 2025, The Jerusalem Post described her as Israel’s “Rothschild of today” and “the most significant donor to the Jewish world and to Israel in our era”
➡️ The same year, a video circulated on X allegedly showing Miriam Adelson saying that “Netanyahu is worn out, but his thirst for power prevents him from leaving the stage,” and that “Israel needs a decade of peace to rebuild its military, security, political and economic power.” The video was later denounced as fake by her daughter Yasmin Lukatz
➡️ Nonetheless, it was Adelson whom former Israeli official Tova Herzl urged in a December 2025 open letter to persuade Trump not to seek Netanyahu’s pardon, arguing that he should no longer lead Israel
Is it time for Netanyahu to go?
🔴 As the Israeli opposition lashes out at Netanyahu over a profound failure in the war with Iran, a quiet consensus appears to be forming in the US that he should step aside
🔴 Trump is reportedly angered by Netanyahu’s role in complicating the Iran deal. VP JD Vance told The New York Times — in an apparent reference to Netanyahu’s hawkish circle — “You’re a country of 9 million people. You can’t just kill your way out of solving every single national security problem that you have”
🔴 It also appears that Adelson would tacitly accept Netanyahu’s exit from politics following the October elections.
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| 17 |  +3🥂Another normal day at the Jewish news summit
Highlights from this year's Jewish News Syndicate Policy Summit:
🌏 US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee joked he feels safer in Jerusalem than in Washington DC, after being confronted twice by pro-Palestinian protesters in the US capital
🌏 Zionist activist Amiad Cohen claimed that the Muslim Brotherhood is "taking over" Florida and Texas after allegedly already grabbing New York, predicting Egypt will eventually fall under Brotherhood rule and wage war on Israel within 15 years
🌏 Retired British colonel Richard Kemp declared that Israel is showing the world "how to fight" – and said Western Europe should look to Israel as a model for future wars
🌏 Conservative commentator Mark Levin rebranded the "woke right" as the "woke R-E-I-C-H," accused it of antisemitism and denying Israel's right to exist, and praised Trump for kicking it out of MAGA.
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| 18 |  🤥🇮🇱 ‘Stop trashing Israel’ — Mark Levin throws tantrum with Trump over Iran deal
Zionist broadcaster Mark Levin slammed US President Donald Trump’s government for making peace Iran against Israeli wishes.
💬 "I want to say to people in and out of the administration: stop trashing, smearing, bullying the little state of Israel," Levin ranted. "Stop cozying up to and telling us that the enemy regime in Iran is now more rational, more moderate."
His outburst reveals Israeli fears that the US will put it interests ahead of Israel's in a peace deal.
The US-Israel relationship is fraying, with media claiming Trump called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "f*cking crazy" for his continued bombing of Lebanon in breach of the deal with Iran. US Vice-President JD Vance told Israel it cannot "kill its way out" of every problem.
💬 "I don't know what's going on," Levin complained. "I'm really appalled by this, and I hope it comes to an end sooner than later, because it's not right, it's not just, and it's not truthful."
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| 19 |  🚨🚨🚨BREAKING: Iranian delegation walks out of Switzerland talks in protest over Trump's threats, a source close to the negotiating team tells Tasnim.
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| 20 |  🚨🇮🇷Iran protests Trump's threats as US talks pause in Switzerland
The first round of high-level US-Iran talks in Switzerland, mediated by Pakistan and Qatar, focused on implementing Article 13 of the Islamabad Memorandum, with priority given to the Lebanon ceasefire.
🌏 Following the talks, the Iranian delegation formally protested Donald Trump's recent threats to the American side
🌏 Tehran argues Trump's remarks constitute a "blatant violation" of Clause 1 of the memorandum, which requires the parties to refrain from the use or threat of force
🌏 Iran says negotiations cannot move forward unless Israel fully withdraws from Lebanon and the war ends on all fronts, warning that continued Israeli operations could trigger a much harsher response. Tehran also suspects Washington is using the talks to buy time for Israel
🌏 Iranian officials say they are reviewing appropriate response options
🌏 According to an IRIB correspondent in Switzerland, it remains unclear whether the quadrilateral talks will resume or be suspended altogether.
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