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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the Mecca Alliance between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan:
"This is a step forward. Muslims should unite. We are ready to participate in this process."
"Of course, we do not know the details of their decisions."
"This could be a step toward Muslims coming together and achieving Islamic unity, rather than splitting into two groups and fighting one another."
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the Mecca Alliance between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan:
"This is a step forward. Muslims should unite. We are ready to participate in this process."
"Of course, we do not know the details of their decisions."
"This could be a step toward Muslims coming together and achieving Islamic unity, rather than splitting into two groups and fighting one another."
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:
"If Muslims sit down together, first of all, there is no such thing as an Arab country, a Turkish country or an Iranian country in this sense.
We are Muslims. We were created from a man and a woman and made into peoples and tribes.
What matters before God is piety, not whether you are Arab, Turkish or Persian.
We should sit down and follow God's commandments."
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:
"If Muslims sit down together, first of all, there is no such thing as an Arab country, a Turkish country or an Iranian country in this sense.
We are Muslims. We were created from a man and a woman and made into peoples and tribes.
What matters before God is piety, not whether you are Arab, Turkish or Persian.
We should sit down and follow God's commandments."
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Zelensky: Starlink terminals in Ukraine stop working above 161 km/h, while in the EU they keep running past 180 km/h. He called the limit a "planned operation" that blocks Ukraine from using certain interceptor drones against jet-powered Shaheds and from resupplying cut-off frontline positions.
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Zelensky: Starlink terminals in Ukraine stop working above 161 km/h, while in the EU they keep running past 180 km/h. He called the limit a "planned operation" that blocks Ukraine from using certain interceptor drones against jet-powered Shaheds and from resupplying cut-off frontline positions.
European countries are working on alternatives to Starlink after concluding the U.S. can limit access regardless of contracts or agreements, Zelensky said. tweet
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European countries are working on alternatives to Starlink after concluding the U.S. can limit access regardless of contracts or agreements, Zelensky said.
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Carney, drawing a line from Brexit to Alberta separatism:
"What that referendum decision guaranteed and delivered was profound uncertainty and a UK economy which is much poorer, with many fewer options, much more divided than it was prior to it."
"It is a dangerous bluff. This is not poker. This is the future of our province. It's the future of our country."
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Carney, drawing a line from Brexit to Alberta separatism:
"What that referendum decision guaranteed and delivered was profound uncertainty and a UK economy which is much poorer, with many fewer options, much more divided than it was prior to it."
"It is a dangerous bluff. This is not poker. This is the future of our province. It's the future of our country."
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El-Sisi says Egypt has roughly 43 months left until 2030, and he wants that time used to build a political class.
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 300, 500 or 1,000 of them, would spend 30 months at the Academy studying what a state is, what its capabilities and resources are, and how to preserve them.
A mechanism overseen by the speaker of parliament, trusted intellectuals, politicians, the minister of higher education and the minister of justice would manage it. Egyptians would then elect from among that elite.
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El-Sisi says Egypt has roughly 43 months left until 2030, and he wants that time used to build a political class.
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 300, 500 or 1,000 of them, would spend 30 months at the Academy studying what a state is, what its capabilities and resources are, and how to preserve them.
A mechanism overseen by the speaker of parliament, trusted intellectuals, politicians, the minister of higher education and the minister of justice would manage it. Egyptians would then elect from among that elite.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi: "In 2030, I will end my term as president. This matter is decided. We'll live and see." https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2111491730914824469/photo/1 tweet
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi:
"We will not leave the Egyptian state without ensuring that it is full of capable people who can assume responsibility."
"The Military Academy will now have another role: preparing another generation of leaders who will take responsibility for leading the Egyptian state."
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi:
"We will not leave the Egyptian state without ensuring that it is full of capable people who can assume responsibility."
"The Military Academy will now have another role: preparing another generation of leaders who will take responsibility for leading the Egyptian state."
El-Sisi says Egypt has roughly 43 months left until 2030, and he wants that time used to build a political class.
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 300, 500 or 1,000 of them, would spend 30 months at the Academy studying what a state is, what its capabilities and resources are, and how to preserve them.
A mechanism overseen by the speaker of parliament, trusted intellectuals, politicians, the minister of higher education and the minister of justice would manage it. Egyptians would then elect from among that elite. tweet
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El-Sisi says Egypt has roughly 43 months left until 2030, and he wants that time used to build a political class.
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 30…
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 30…
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi confirmed he will leave office by 2030 and said no family member or relative is being groomed to succeed him.
"I'm saying this more than 40 months in advance so that no one can claim I'm preparing someone from my family or relatives to take over. No, no, no. Nothing like that. This is a very big country, and such things cannot happen here."
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi confirmed he will leave office by 2030 and said no family member or relative is being groomed to succeed him.
"I'm saying this more than 40 months in advance so that no one can claim I'm preparing someone from my family or relatives to take over. No, no, no. Nothing like that. This is a very big country, and such things cannot happen here."
El-Sisi says Egypt has roughly 43 months left until 2030, and he wants that time used to build a political class.
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 300, 500 or 1,000 of them, would spend 30 months at the Academy studying what a state is, what its capabilities and resources are, and how to preserve them.
A mechanism overseen by the speaker of parliament, trusted intellectuals, politicians, the minister of higher education and the minister of justice would manage it. Egyptians would then elect from among that elite. tweet
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El-Sisi says Egypt has roughly 43 months left until 2030, and he wants that time used to build a political class.
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 30…
Holders of doctorates from top Egyptian and foreign universities, whether 200, 30…
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Cockpit view from a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 Fulcrum as it splashes a Russian attack drone over the Black Sea. https://twitter.com/Osinttechnical/status/2111503994002821571/video/1
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Cockpit view from a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 Fulcrum as it splashes a Russian attack drone over the Black Sea. https://twitter.com/Osinttechnical/status/2111503994002821571/video/1
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Ukraine can't confirm its Starshield satellite internet is fully back to normal, Ukraine's charge d'affaires in the US Denys Senik tells Radio Liberty. The Pentagon and SpaceX still haven't responded on lifting speed limits, and Ukraine has seen connection drop at speeds over 160 km/h, suggesting the October 14 restrictions remain in place.
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Ukraine can't confirm its Starshield satellite internet is fully back to normal, Ukraine's charge d'affaires in the US Denys Senik tells Radio Liberty. The Pentagon and SpaceX still haven't responded on lifting speed limits, and Ukraine has seen connection drop at speeds over 160 km/h, suggesting the October 14 restrictions remain in place.
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RT @ZelenskyyUa: Sanctions relief will continue. I think the diesel deal and the move regarding the Lindsey Graham Act are not the end of it. Unfortunately.
It’s unfortunate because we all had great respect for Lindsey. He devoted his life to America. We had an excellent relationship with him. And shortly before the tragedy, Lindsey was in Ukraine. He always supported us very strongly and pushed for as much assistance to Ukraine as possible.
It’s difficult without him, I’ll be honest. I want to thank both Democrats and Republicans who supported his bill. That was a major victory: this truly bipartisan support. And now, the decision to undo all of this, to block all of it, seems wrong to me. And it definitely helps only the Russians. It only fuels their satisfaction and their desire to keep killing people. This certainly does not stop the war.
From answers to journalists’ questions. (1/3)
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RT @ZelenskyyUa: Sanctions relief will continue. I think the diesel deal and the move regarding the Lindsey Graham Act are not the end of it. Unfortunately.
It’s unfortunate because we all had great respect for Lindsey. He devoted his life to America. We had an excellent relationship with him. And shortly before the tragedy, Lindsey was in Ukraine. He always supported us very strongly and pushed for as much assistance to Ukraine as possible.
It’s difficult without him, I’ll be honest. I want to thank both Democrats and Republicans who supported his bill. That was a major victory: this truly bipartisan support. And now, the decision to undo all of this, to block all of it, seems wrong to me. And it definitely helps only the Russians. It only fuels their satisfaction and their desire to keep killing people. This certainly does not stop the war.
From answers to journalists’ questions. (1/3)
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Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) says a blast at its unit headquarters in eastern Baghdad came from a warehouse holding faulty equipment. Footage circulating earlier showed explosions at an ammunition depot in the city. https://x.com/AryJeayBackup/status/2111480994629112315/video/1
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Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) says a blast at its unit headquarters in eastern Baghdad came from a warehouse holding faulty equipment. Footage circulating earlier showed explosions at an ammunition depot in the city. https://x.com/AryJeayBackup/status/2111480994629112315/video/1
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BIG | 🇺🇸‼️‼️ President Donald Trump is reportedly growing frustrated with Republicans’ deteriorating prospects in the upcoming congressional midterm elections, blaming senior advisers as internal tensions intensify within his political team.
According to Reuters, Trump has criticized campaign spending, congressional redistricting efforts, and candidate selection decisions. He has questioned why $200 million spent by a pro-Trump Super PAC failed to improve Republican polling numbers. The president is also dissatisfied that his push to redraw electoral districts, particularly in Texas, has not delivered a clear Republican advantage. Tensions reportedly involve political adviser James Blair and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, with administration officials shifting responsibility for the party’s difficulties onto one another.
The reported disputes highlight growing concerns within Trump’s political operation ahead of the midterms. Disagreements over campaign strategy, spending, and candidate selection could complicate Republican efforts to defend their congressional position. The outcome will also have significant implications for Trump’s ability to advance his domestic and foreign policy agenda during the remainder of his presidency.
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BIG | 🇺🇸‼️‼️ President Donald Trump is reportedly growing frustrated with Republicans’ deteriorating prospects in the upcoming congressional midterm elections, blaming senior advisers as internal tensions intensify within his political team.
According to Reuters, Trump has criticized campaign spending, congressional redistricting efforts, and candidate selection decisions. He has questioned why $200 million spent by a pro-Trump Super PAC failed to improve Republican polling numbers. The president is also dissatisfied that his push to redraw electoral districts, particularly in Texas, has not delivered a clear Republican advantage. Tensions reportedly involve political adviser James Blair and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, with administration officials shifting responsibility for the party’s difficulties onto one another.
The reported disputes highlight growing concerns within Trump’s political operation ahead of the midterms. Disagreements over campaign strategy, spending, and candidate selection could complicate Republican efforts to defend their congressional position. The outcome will also have significant implications for Trump’s ability to advance his domestic and foreign policy agenda during the remainder of his presidency.
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RT @NataliaAntonova: Who are they going to blame Starlink on? Elbridge Colby? A rogue janitor? The Jews??
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RT @NataliaAntonova: Who are they going to blame Starlink on? Elbridge Colby? A rogue janitor? The Jews??
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IRGC General Bagherzadeh:
Statements made by Qatar regarding the Iranian pilots (during Iran’s interior minister’s trip to Qatar) are absolutely not convincing.
The fact that a 2nd expert team was sent to Qatar, means that the first team had reached certain facts in its investigations and that the statements and claims of the Qatari authorities, at least for our expert team, were not reassuring and did not convince them.
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IRGC General Bagherzadeh:
Statements made by Qatar regarding the Iranian pilots (during Iran’s interior minister’s trip to Qatar) are absolutely not convincing.
The fact that a 2nd expert team was sent to Qatar, means that the first team had reached certain facts in its investigations and that the statements and claims of the Qatari authorities, at least for our expert team, were not reassuring and did not convince them.
UPDATE: Qatar denies claims it detained Iranian pilots, calling them misleading.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Dr. Majed Al Ansari says the pilots violated Qatari airspace and ignored communication attempts before Doha acted "to defend our territory." Qatar's search teams recovered one pilot's remains and coordinated the handover with Iran.
Doha invited an Iranian team to visit in April for a briefing on the operation. Iran has not responded. tweet
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UPDATE: Qatar denies claims it detained Iranian pilots, calling them misleading.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Dr. Majed Al Ansari says the pilots violated Qatari airspace and ignored communication…
Foreign Ministry spokesman Dr. Majed Al Ansari says the pilots violated Qatari airspace and ignored communication…
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NOW - Town hall in Limoges, France, set on fire by rioters.
https://x.com/DenisCarreaux/status/2111506896230240437/video/1
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NOW - Town hall in Limoges, France, set on fire by rioters.
https://x.com/DenisCarreaux/status/2111506896230240437/video/1
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NEW: The UAE has agreed to re-enter the Yemen conflict, resuming payments to some government forces fighting the Iran-aligned Houthis in the south. Saudi Arabia will provide air cover for the anti-Houthi force in return, sources in Yemen said.
The arrangement is the first tangible sign the Saudi-Emirati rift over Yemen's future is narrowing, driven by Houthi advances that have alarmed rival Gulf rulers.
The Guardian.
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NEW: The UAE has agreed to re-enter the Yemen conflict, resuming payments to some government forces fighting the Iran-aligned Houthis in the south. Saudi Arabia will provide air cover for the anti-Houthi force in return, sources in Yemen said.
The arrangement is the first tangible sign the Saudi-Emirati rift over Yemen's future is narrowing, driven by Houthi advances that have alarmed rival Gulf rulers.
The Guardian.
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BREAKING | 🇷🇴🇷🇺‼️‼️ Romanian Air Force F-16 fighter jets have shot down two drones over the Black Sea after they entered Romania’s airspace, marking a serious airspace security incident involving a NATO member state.
According to Romanian media, the country’s Ministry of National Defence confirmed that the incident occurred on Saturday at approximately 6:00 p.m. local time. The ministry stated that Romanian F-16 pilots successfully intercepted and destroyed both drones. The origin and operators of the aircraft have not been established in the information released.
The interception highlights the growing importance of air defense readiness along NATO’s eastern flank, particularly in the Black Sea region. The destruction of two drones inside Romanian airspace demonstrates Bucharest’s willingness to enforce its airspace security, while the incident raises concerns about the risk of further aerial incursions and unintended escalation.
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BREAKING | 🇷🇴🇷🇺‼️‼️ Romanian Air Force F-16 fighter jets have shot down two drones over the Black Sea after they entered Romania’s airspace, marking a serious airspace security incident involving a NATO member state.
According to Romanian media, the country’s Ministry of National Defence confirmed that the incident occurred on Saturday at approximately 6:00 p.m. local time. The ministry stated that Romanian F-16 pilots successfully intercepted and destroyed both drones. The origin and operators of the aircraft have not been established in the information released.
The interception highlights the growing importance of air defense readiness along NATO’s eastern flank, particularly in the Black Sea region. The destruction of two drones inside Romanian airspace demonstrates Bucharest’s willingness to enforce its airspace security, while the incident raises concerns about the risk of further aerial incursions and unintended escalation.
See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo
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