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🚨🎤 Tucker Carlson is done with the Republican Party: 'They serve Israel, not America'
The longtime conservative commentator says he will no longer support the GOP, accusing it of putting a foreign country's interests above its own citizens.
"They are making decisions on the basis of what's best for Israel, what's best for our donors... that's unacceptable, that's treasonous, it's immoral, it can't continue," he said.Carlson supported Trump in 2024 but later apologized, saying the Iran war revealed he had "misled people." Carlson's 35 years of loyalty were lost to a foreign flag — and he says more will follow. 👍 Boost us | Chat | @geopolitics_prime
| 2 |  🚨🔥 Trump's new spy chief purges ODNI
Bill Pulte, a Trump loyalist with no experience in intelligence, started firing staff at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) on his first full day on the job.
The acting DNI, who previously ran the Federal Housing Finance Agency, is considering hundreds of layoffs, including at the National Counterterrorism Center. Pulte arrived a day early, requested a list of all employees, and inquired about taking the President's Daily Brief home.
The purge comes after months of CIA-ODNI conflict, which resulted in the end of intelligence sharing, clearance revocations, and even internal surveillance of Gabbard's staff.
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| 3 |  🔥🔍 Israel panics as Iran anchors Hezbollah's survival in US deal
Israel's government fears the US-Iran MoU has legitimized Iranian influence in Lebanon and will severely restrict Israel's freedom to strike Hezbollah, Axios reported.
🔴 The new US-Iran deconfliction mechanism excludes Israel but includes Iran
🔴 Israel's "right to act" may be reduced from "emerging threats" to only "imminent threats"
🔴 The US is now expected to push back on Lebanese strikes and pressure withdrawal from southern Lebanon
Biden's 2024 ceasefire gave Israel broad latitude. Trump's deal hands Iran a seat at the table—and sidelines Israel.
"Bibi is hysterical about it," a source told Axios.
Trump said today that he would look into Netanyahu's reluctance to withdraw from Lebanon. Meanwhile, the Iranian delegation claims that the US and Iran will guarantee Lebanon's territorial integrity together under the MoU.
Israel's national security doctrine is being rewritten by its own ally. The question is whether Netanyahu will accept it or challenge it.
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| 4 |  🤔 What do psychic powers and the US–Iran deal have in common?
👉 Famed paranormal 'spoon-bender' Uri Geller said US President Trump could only have signed ceasefire and talks framework under the influence of an Iranian electromagnetic weapon.
He said Iran isn't alone — Russia, North Korea and China also have them.
Israeli Channel 14 aired Geller's theory as analysis of the peace talks in Switzerland
Time to make a tinfoil hat.
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| 5 | 🚨🇺🇸 We dug through declassified files, authentic documents, and official records to uncover the CIA, the Pentagon, and the US government's darkest secret programmes.
For decades, billions have been spent keeping these operations hidden.
Now we're revealing what they never wanted you to see:👇
Project Bluebird: CIA's 1950s brainwashing factory: hypnosis, LSD, and trauma to turn humans into programmable puppets.
Project Blue Book: 12,618 UFO "investigations" that were actually a masterclass in public debunking.
Project Chariot: US plot to nuke Alaska into a harbor for "economic progress."
Project Woodpecker: US weather warfare blamed on Russia.
Project Rainbow: CIA's failed mission to make U-2 invisible for Soviet radars.
Project Monarch: MK-ULTRA's evil twin: systematic child abuse, trauma-based mind splitting, and forced dissociation to create "slaves."
Project Groom Lake: Area 51's real name — US govt's black-site playground for hypersonic jets, disinformation, and toxic waste.
Project Blue Beam: US psychological warfare via advanced tech, media coordination, and mass perception — a staged alien invasion to hijack the world order.
📘 Dive deeper into projects that we've already covered: MK-Ultra, Operation Delirium, Operation Fishbowl, COINTELPRO, MK-Naomi, Operation Chaos, Operation Highjump, Operation Mockingbird, Operation Northwoods, Operation Paperclip, Project Seal, Operation Stargate, Operation Popeye, Project Artichoke.
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| 6 |  🤡🔊 'The Strait is totally open' — Trump
The president declares victory: the Strait of Hormuz is open, and Iran has no nuclear weapons.
He says these are the two main achievements of the US-Iran talks so far.
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| 7 |  +4👀 The guru, the memos & the DNI: Who was pulling Tulsi Gabbard's strings?
Just days after officially quitting as US Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard has found herself at the center of a major controversy.
Gabbard has always insisted that she takes orders from no one, but hundreds of confidential memos obtained by The Washington Post tell a very different story.
🤔 Who’s behind the curtain?
Chris Butler is a the eccentric religious leader Gabbard once described as her guru, who founded the Science of Identity Foundation (SIF), a Hawaii-based religious movement that critics describe as cult-like.
Gabbard grew up in Butler’s breakaway Hare Krishna group, and her parents held senior positions in the organization.
Supporters describe Butler as a spiritual teacher, but former SIF members insisted that Butler was treated as a near-divine figure whose guidance was expected to be followed without question.
📝 Reading from Butler’s script
The documents uncovered by investigators show that Butler secretly fed Gabbard instructions on "what legislation she should propose, which policies she should embrace and how she should conduct herself on television" throughout her years in Congress.
The reclusive Hare Krishna guru frequently communicated political guidance through trusted intermediaries because he reportedly avoided using computers and email himself.
👁 Investigators claim that messages, policy suggestions, speech ideas, and strategic advice moved through a network of loyal associates before reaching Gabbard and her inner circle. Some of the documents reportedly show close coordination between Butler's allies and Gabbard's advisers on political messaging and public appearances.
The memos are brutally critical: in one of them, Gabbard was even described as “chickens**t” and “mealymouthed” for her comments on a policy proposal, while in another – she was instructed to attack then-US Secretary of State John Kerry over al-Qaeda-related remarks. Many memos contained instructions pertaining to Syria and Iraq.
📌 The evidence
When Gabbard appeared on CNN, Fox, and MSNBC, she used the suggested language almost verbatim in 24 out of 32 televised interviews.
A memo instructed her to put forward legislation penalizing countries whose citizens fought for the Islamic State, and she introduced the bill within a week.
Talking points for a Wolf Blitzer interview appeared in her response almost word-for-word, including the line: "It's not a 'boohoo, I don't get to go to the party' situation."
🔥 The cover-up
Butler's followers ran fake social media accounts to boost Gabbard online, using pseudonyms like "Sandy Thomas" and "James Cade" to pose as ordinary supporters.
His inner circle encrypted emails and avoided writing Butler's name down, ensuring that if the memos ever became public, his identity would remain hidden.
👉 Now Gabbard is stepping down from her post as Trump's Director of National Intelligence—the very agency that Butler once described as being run by demonic "power-hungry madmen."
Gabbard's team has dismissed the reports as "anti-Hindu bigotry" and Butler's followers deny the allegations. The memos, however, speak for themselves, and one question that will linger long after Gabbard's departure: who was really in charge all along?
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| 8 |  🇮🇷Lebanese sovereignty will be secured - Iranian parliament speaker
Iranian parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has said Lebanese sovereignty over its entire territory will be achieved through ongoing talks.
🌏Ghalibaf, who led the Iranian delegation at peace talks with the US in Switzerland, said they would continue until a final deal is reached.
🌏Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said earlier on Monday his country’s army would have “full freedom of action” in southern Lebanon and remain “for as long as it takes” to prevent threats.
🌏He added that Israeli forces have no restrictions on how they act.
🌏Under the US-Iranian framework agreed in the Pakistani capital Islamabad Lebanon is also included in a regional ceasefire that includes re-opening the Straight of Hormuz.
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| 9 |  🇮🇷Iran denies making concessions on nuclear watchdog inspections at Swiss talks
Iranian cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency will continue under existing rules with no new commitments, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei has said as cited by Iranian media.
👉He said dealings with the agency are decided by the Iranian parliament and the Supreme National Security Council.
👉Iranian leaders also say nuclear energy was not part of recent talks in Switzerland, and no more obligations were made.
❗️Baghaei’s statement contrasts with US Vice President JD Vance’s earlier comments that Iran had agreed at talks in Switzerland to allow IAEA inspections of nuclear sites in return for mechanisms on frozen assets and ceasefires — calling it a “good foundation” for a final peace deal.
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| 10 |  +1🇧🇾 Zelensky is dragging Belarus into the war to win NATO's favor
Right after Zelensky threatened to strike Belarus unless Alexander Lukashenko withdraws Russian military assets from its territory, Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces commander with a callsign Magyar, announced that Ukrainian forces had already identified 500 military targets inside Belarus.
🪖 Given that Ukrainian army is unsuccessfully struggling to hold the ground in Donbass, and Russian forces are keep advancing, why would Zelensky so blatantly provoke escalation along the Belarusian border?
First, the worse the situation gets on the ground for Ukrainian troops, the louder Zelensky’s PR machine needs to run. The massive drone strike on Moscow with over a thousand UAVs and the ultimatum to Lukashenko are calculated attempts to manufacture a narrative of "victories" for Western media consumption. Without any real battlefield wins to speak of, these headlines will work anyway.
💣 Second, all the issue comes down to NATO. The alliance is beefing up its forces along Russia’s and Belarus’s borders under the pretext of "eastern deterrence," significantly ramping up troop presence in Poland, the Baltics, and even Finland. If Zelensky would successfully drag Belarus into an escalation, there’s a real chance NATO could move beyond proxy warfare and actually commit conventional force, which is precisely what Kiev has been waiting for. For Zelensky, keeping the war going by any means necessary is the only way to cling to power.
Following the G7 summit in France (15-17 June), whose final declaration openly spoke of inflicting a battlefield defeat on Russia, there were not only large-scale drone attacks on Moscow but also deliberate provocations against Belarus: first a strike on a bus carrying a children’s football team, followed by Zelensky’s ultimatum. All of this comes just ahead of the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara (7-8 July).
Given the overtly anti-Russian—and now clearly anti-Belarusian—sentiment brewing within NATO member states, Zelensky and his chief backer and war architect, the UK, stand a real chance of broadening the conflict across Eastern Europe.
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| 11 |  🇮🇱 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."
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| 12 |  🇺🇸Bessent: US issues 60-day Iran oil license amid Switzerland talks
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| 13 |  🇮🇱👎 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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| 14 |  +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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| 15 |  🇺🇸💣 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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| 16 |  🚨🇮🇷 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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| 17 |  🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸 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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| 18 |  +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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| 19 |  🧪 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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| 20 |  +3📝ESCALATION AROUND CRIMEA📝
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🔸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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