“There are a lot of regimes around the world that we don’t like, okay? But in this particular case, what we are focused on is not the changing of the regime.”

“It’s not politically correct to use the term, “Regime Change,” but if the current Iranian Regime is unable to MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN, why wouldn’t there be a Regime change??? MIGA!!!,” Trump wrote in a Truth Social

"The US must pay for the damage caused to Iranian facilities," Khatibzadeh said.
He didn't specify the exact amount of damage, but preliminary estimates say that the Natanz facility alone cost Iran more than $5 billion.

Khatibzadeh also stressed that Rafael Grossi, the IAEA Director General, should be held accountable:
“He played a regrettable role in provoking this conflict.”

➡️ In turn, another Iranian official, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei, said that the attacks dealt a serious blow not only to infrastructure but also to diplomatic efforts.

“Our nuclear installations were badly damaged, that’s for sure, because they came under attack by Israeli and American aggressors,” Baghaei told Al Jazeera.

➡️ The strikes, Baghaei said, caused “a detrimental blow” to international law, ethics, and diplomacy.
“I have nothing to add on this issue because it’s a matter of technical issue,” he went on, noting that the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran and other relevant agencies are addressing it, stressing that the country’s top priority is national security, and Iran will have to see if the U.S. is “really serious” about diplomacy before resuming engagement.

“While they [US officials] have been talking about diplomacy, they greenlighted the Israelis to attack Iran,” said Baghaei, asking how that could allow “any trust” to remain.
“They [the US] torpedoed diplomacy,” he went on.

Iran ‘suffered a lot’ from war, but stood ‘resolute’, Baghaei said

While Iranian people “suffered a lot” from the war, they stood firmly against attacks from the US and Israel, he told Al Jazeera.

“That’s war crimes, crimes against humanity and they [Israel] have to be held accountable.

But the point is our people showed they are resolute in their defence of national security and sovereignty,” he added.

🇺🇸 NATO has restricted intelligence sharing with the #USA due to fears that it might be used for the seizure of Greenland.

🇪🇺 Politico: The #EU is discussing the creation of a new security alliance without the United States.

🇬🇧 A senior British intelligence official told iNews that relations between the White House and its allies are at an "unprecedentedly abysmal level."

Trump is creating an alternative to the UN.
🇺🇸🇷🇺🇨🇳🇧🇾 The US President has invited leaders from 58 countries, including Russia, China, and Belarus, to join his "Peace Council," which aims to govern the world.

"#Russia is our enemy. #Belarus is their ally. To be frank, for now, it is very difficult for me to imagine how we and Russia could be together in any council."

🇪🇺❌🇺🇸 Europe is preparing for a mass sell-off of American assets — Bloomberg.

🇩🇰 The Danish pension fund AkademikerPension is selling off all its US Treasury bonds by the end of January, citing rising credit risks associated with Trump's policies.

Scott Bessent, addressing Europe:
Do not retaliate. Do not retaliate.

Have an open mind—why this rapid response?

Latest analyses and internal forecasts indicate annual losses of about $14 billion in 2026, following approximately $8 billion in 2025.

"Our companies are adopting AI at the same pace as their American counterparts."

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"Consider what an invasion of an ally like Denmark means for the United States.

Is Canada next? The UK? Spain?

What made Trump believe that military threats are the only way to deal with one of America's friendliest countries for 250 years?"

The world’s wealthiest individuals are most concerned about tariffs and duties (66%), the risk of major geopolitical conflicts (63%), and policy uncertainty (59%).

Other options didn't even reach the 50% mark, and some fell below 10% (for example, the healthcare and energy crises; climate change doesn't give a damn about anyone either).

Больше всего богатейшие люди планеты переживают по поводу тарифов и пошлин (66%), рисков крупных геополитических конфликтов (63%) и неопределённости политики (59%)

Другие варианты не дотянули даже до половины голосов, а некоторые — и до 10% (например, кризис здравоохранения и энергетика; изменения климата тоже никого не еб*т — простите за наш 'французский')