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British Foreign Secretary:
"We summoned the Iranian ambassador following the Fairford base incident"
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British Foreign Secretary:
"We summoned the Iranian ambassador following the Fairford base incident"
UK PM Andy Burnham: The RAF Fairford incident was "highly likely" the work of Iran's IRGC. tweet
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UK PM Andy Burnham: The RAF Fairford incident was "highly likely" the work of Iran's IRGC.
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Zelensky:
"Last night, we didn't attack any energy facilities on the territory of Russia because President Trump said that there would be an energy cease-fire between Ukraine and Russia.
And we didn't hit back, but Russia attacked our gas stations, energy infrastructure and other things."
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Zelensky:
"Last night, we didn't attack any energy facilities on the territory of Russia because President Trump said that there would be an energy cease-fire between Ukraine and Russia.
And we didn't hit back, but Russia attacked our gas stations, energy infrastructure and other things."
Zelensky:
"Everybody understands that the prices of diesel don't depend on our attacks on diesel in Russia. Everybody understands that it depends on the blocking of Hormuz, the Strait of Hormuz." tweet
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Zelensky:
"Everybody understands that the prices of diesel don't depend on our attacks on diesel in Russia. Everybody understands that it depends on the blocking of Hormuz, the Strait of Hormuz."
"Everybody understands that the prices of diesel don't depend on our attacks on diesel in Russia. Everybody understands that it depends on the blocking of Hormuz, the Strait of Hormuz."
U.S. Central Command
A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II approaches a KC-135 Stratotanker at night to refuel in the Middle East. https://twitter.com/CENTCOM/status/2109664442418159801/photo/1
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A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II approaches a KC-135 Stratotanker at night to refuel in the Middle East. https://twitter.com/CENTCOM/status/2109664442418159801/photo/1
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Putin’s press secretary, Peskov, stated that Putin would be ready to instruct forces not to strike Ukraine on Election Day if Kyiv decided to hold them. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2109664579282178341/video/1
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Putin’s press secretary, Peskov, stated that Putin would be ready to instruct forces not to strike Ukraine on Election Day if Kyiv decided to hold them. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2109664579282178341/video/1
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CENTCOM:
“A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II approaches a KC-135 Stratotanker at night to refuel in the Middle East.” https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2109664824984731910/photo/1
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CENTCOM:
“A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II approaches a KC-135 Stratotanker at night to refuel in the Middle East.” https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2109664824984731910/photo/1
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Further sanctions are coming, along with action against Iran-linked criminal networks, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said, after assessing that the plot against RAF Fairford was "highly likely" coordinated inside Iran and "almost certainly" directed by the IRGC.
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Further sanctions are coming, along with action against Iran-linked criminal networks, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said, after assessing that the plot against RAF Fairford was "highly likely" coordinated inside Iran and "almost certainly" directed by the IRGC.
UK PM Andy Burnham: The RAF Fairford incident was "highly likely" the work of Iran's IRGC. tweet
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UK PM Andy Burnham: The RAF Fairford incident was "highly likely" the work of Iran's IRGC.
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RT @TomasZdechovsky: If confirmed, this is telling: Russian data centres get hit, and online activity around AfD suddenly plummets. 📉
So much talk about German patriotism… then the connection from Russia goes down. 🤔🇷🇺 https://twitter.com/TomasZdechovsky/status/2109328777452962127/photo/1
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RT @TomasZdechovsky: If confirmed, this is telling: Russian data centres get hit, and online activity around AfD suddenly plummets. 📉
So much talk about German patriotism… then the connection from Russia goes down. 🤔🇷🇺 https://twitter.com/TomasZdechovsky/status/2109328777452962127/photo/1
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Open Source Intel
A teenager was killed and 24 wounded when a Hezbollah rocket submunition exploded on a school hike at Ramim Ridge.
Photos show the submunition before it went off. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2109666703747498388/photo/1
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A teenager was killed and 24 wounded when a Hezbollah rocket submunition exploded on a school hike at Ramim Ridge.
Photos show the submunition before it went off. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2109666703747498388/photo/1
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WarTranslated
Trump continues to justify the oil deal with Russia. The US President emphasized that he had made the right decision "for the American people." https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2109667967902331313/photo/1
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Trump continues to justify the oil deal with Russia. The US President emphasized that he had made the right decision "for the American people." https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2109667967902331313/photo/1
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇺🇸🛢️‼️ U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson has pointed to the unresolved crisis in the Strait of Hormuz as a cause of rising American fuel prices, offering a different explanation from President Donald Trump’s recent criticism of Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries.
Johnson acknowledged widespread frustration over gasoline prices but rejected the suggestion that Republicans in power were responsible. Instead, he attributed the problem to continuing disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that the situation there remains unresolved. His remarks come as Trump has increasingly focused attention on Ukraine’s attacks against Russia’s oil infrastructure.
🔥 Johnson’s comments highlight the competing explanations surrounding America’s fuel-price crisis. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz affect a major global energy supply route, while Ukrainian strikes primarily target Russia’s refining capacity. The distinction matters as Washington debates the sources of rising prices and the pressure being placed on Kyiv.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇺🇸🛢️‼️ U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson has pointed to the unresolved crisis in the Strait of Hormuz as a cause of rising American fuel prices, offering a different explanation from President Donald Trump’s recent criticism of Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries.
Johnson acknowledged widespread frustration over gasoline prices but rejected the suggestion that Republicans in power were responsible. Instead, he attributed the problem to continuing disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that the situation there remains unresolved. His remarks come as Trump has increasingly focused attention on Ukraine’s attacks against Russia’s oil infrastructure.
🔥 Johnson’s comments highlight the competing explanations surrounding America’s fuel-price crisis. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz affect a major global energy supply route, while Ukrainian strikes primarily target Russia’s refining capacity. The distinction matters as Washington debates the sources of rising prices and the pressure being placed on Kyiv.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️ Ukrainian journalist Vitaliy Portnikov has accused Donald Trump of wanting to replace President Volodymyr Zelensky with a Ukrainian leader more willing to follow Washington’s demands, arguing that the dispute over strikes on Russian oil refineries has exposed growing tensions between the two presidents.
Portnikov claims Trump wants Ukraine to stop targeting Russian oil infrastructure to help contain American fuel prices, but Zelensky is demanding something in return: guarantees that Moscow will stop attacking Ukraine’s energy grid. He argues that Trump is unable to secure such concessions from Putin and is increasingly frustrated by Zelensky’s refusal to comply unconditionally. Portnikov also predicts that Trump will face a major political setback in the November congressional elections. Separately, criticism of Trump’s energy policy has intensified amid rising U.S. fuel prices and disruptions linked to the war with Iran and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Some Trump supporters have blamed Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries, although the extent of their contribution to global price increases remains disputed.
🔥 The controversy highlights a fundamental disagreement over energy security. Ukraine considers Russian oil infrastructure a legitimate military and economic target, while Washington is concerned about fuel prices and wider market instability. Portnikov interprets Trump’s pressure as an attempt to shift political responsibility onto Zelensky, but that remains his assessment rather than an established motive. For Kyiv, any agreement to halt refinery strikes would raise the question of whether Russia would make a comparable commitment to protecting Ukrainian civilians and energy supplies.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️ Ukrainian journalist Vitaliy Portnikov has accused Donald Trump of wanting to replace President Volodymyr Zelensky with a Ukrainian leader more willing to follow Washington’s demands, arguing that the dispute over strikes on Russian oil refineries has exposed growing tensions between the two presidents.
Portnikov claims Trump wants Ukraine to stop targeting Russian oil infrastructure to help contain American fuel prices, but Zelensky is demanding something in return: guarantees that Moscow will stop attacking Ukraine’s energy grid. He argues that Trump is unable to secure such concessions from Putin and is increasingly frustrated by Zelensky’s refusal to comply unconditionally. Portnikov also predicts that Trump will face a major political setback in the November congressional elections. Separately, criticism of Trump’s energy policy has intensified amid rising U.S. fuel prices and disruptions linked to the war with Iran and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Some Trump supporters have blamed Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries, although the extent of their contribution to global price increases remains disputed.
🔥 The controversy highlights a fundamental disagreement over energy security. Ukraine considers Russian oil infrastructure a legitimate military and economic target, while Washington is concerned about fuel prices and wider market instability. Portnikov interprets Trump’s pressure as an attempt to shift political responsibility onto Zelensky, but that remains his assessment rather than an established motive. For Kyiv, any agreement to halt refinery strikes would raise the question of whether Russia would make a comparable commitment to protecting Ukrainian civilians and energy supplies.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇪🇺🇷🇺‼️ The European Union has approved its 22nd sanctions package against Russia, described as one of the most extensive rounds of restrictions in recent years.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the package represents the largest expansion of sanctions listings since 2022. The new measures target 826 legal entities and 743 individuals linked to Russia’s military-industrial complex, with more than half of the restrictions connected to ballistic missile production. Sanctions also cover 77 officials who stood for election to Russia’s State Duma in occupied Ukrainian territories.
🔥 Brussels aims to make Russian weapons production slower, more complicated and more expensive by restricting access to critical components and industrial networks. The emphasis on ballistic missiles highlights the EU’s effort to weaken Moscow’s ability to sustain long-range strikes against Ukraine.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: 🚨🇪🇺🇷🇺‼️ The European Union has approved its 22nd sanctions package against Russia, described as one of the most extensive rounds of restrictions in recent years.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the package represents the largest expansion of sanctions listings since 2022. The new measures target 826 legal entities and 743 individuals linked to Russia’s military-industrial complex, with more than half of the restrictions connected to ballistic missile production. Sanctions also cover 77 officials who stood for election to Russia’s State Duma in occupied Ukrainian territories.
🔥 Brussels aims to make Russian weapons production slower, more complicated and more expensive by restricting access to critical components and industrial networks. The emphasis on ballistic missiles highlights the EU’s effort to weaken Moscow’s ability to sustain long-range strikes against Ukraine.
See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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