🇮🇹❗️🇧🇷🤡 — Politicians from the Italian Lega Nord party claim that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) was in Rome last month to negotiate billions of reais so that the Italian government would extradite two Brazilian citizens who are in the country, namely a congresswoman and a former advisor to Alexandre de Moraes (STF).

🇻🇪🇻🇪❌🇺🇸 — 🇻🇪 The dictator of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, urged the peoples to rise up “against imperialism” and “its attempt to bring a war” to the Latin American and Caribbean region

“We must cultivate the permanent awareness and rebelliousness of the peoples. Of everyone. If we all rise up against the empire of evil and the Nazis, who could stand against us? […].

I, as a revolutionary, say: if all the conscious peoples of this America rise up against imperialism and its attempt to bring a war, who could stand against us? No one. Never, never, never.

The first thing Nazifascism did when it emerged in Europe, the first thing Adolf Hitler did, was to begin mocking the founding pacts of international law and start believing and claiming the preeminence of his power above international law, based on the invocation of an alleged ‘international legal exceptionalism.’”

🇹🇹🤝🇺🇸 — Trinidad and Tobago confirmed that it will conduct joint military exercises with the United States from November 16 to 21, amid the ongoing escalation in the Caribbean.

🇺🇸❌🇻🇪🇻🇪❗️ — The midnight arrives! United States President Donald J. Trump, aboard USAF Air Force One, says that he made up his mind on Venezuela:

"I've already made a decision (about Venezuela). I can't tell you what it will be."

🇺🇸❌🇻🇪🇻🇪❗️ — CBS and Reuters report that top Trump administration officials, including JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth and Dan Caine gathered in the White House to speak with Trump on Friday to discuss military options in Venezuela

🇦🇷💣📹 — Video shared on Argentine social media shows that nothing, but rubble and wreckage was left after the explosion at Sinteplast factory located Ezeiza - Cañuelas highway route 205

🇻🇪🇨🇺🇷🇺🗺 — Venezuela's Conviasa Airbus A340-642 (VCV3786) spotted flying from Varadero International Airport to Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation

🇺🇸❌🇻🇪🇻🇪 — Military Analyst Ian Ellis and SA Defensa, following the announcement of the start of Operation Southern Spear, made a mapping of potential military targets in Venezuela

The list points out:

🛥 Bolivarian Navy targets
✈️ Bolivarian Air Force targets
🪖 Bolivarian Ground Forces targets
🪖 Bolivarian National Guard targets
😎 FANB Radar sites
🚀 Air Defenses
🇻🇪 FANB and Venezuelan political headquarters

🔗 Ian Ellis (@ianellisjones)

🇻🇪🇻🇪😎 — Observers also mapped out the geographical location of the Venezuela's CODAI (Integrated Aerospace Defense Command) surveillance radar network utilizing OSINT sources

🔗 Área Gris (@gris_area)

🇰🇿❌🇨🇳 — On November 14, according to RFI reports, a rare anti-China protest erupted in Kazakhstan, where demonstrators burned the Chinese national flag and a portrait of Chinese President Xi Jinping.

📝 Kazakh police stated that 12 people have been arrested, and 6 individuals have been fined.

➡️ Protesters at the rally on Thursday accused China of orchestrating the disappearance of a Kazakh citizen and of buying up Kazakh land.

➡️ Local media and rights groups say Alimnur Turganbay has not been seen since July, when he was arrested by border officials in China's western province of Xinjiang.

➡️ Kazakh police said protestors at the demonstration in the Almaty region, near the border with China, had "committed unlawful acts, including the burning of the state flag and images of the leader of a foreign state".

➡️ Authorities have also opened a criminal case with potentially lengthier sentences.

🔗 李老师不是你老师 (@whyyoutouzhele)

🇨🇳❌🇨🇳 — In Flushing, Queens, New York city, members of the Shanghai National Party - a Shanghai Separatist party based in Japan & US - held a rally calling for Independence for one of China's main financial hubs

➡️ As crazy as the idea of a Shanghai secession from a Post-Communist China might be, the party is known within the Chinese social media — because it provokes both supporters of the Chinese Regime, anti-Communist Nationalists, constitutionalist liberals who consider them "too exclusionary," and apolitical Chinese netizens — as well within the niche e-separatist groups included in the PostRussia Forum of RAND Corporation

🔗 LuJun Quan (@QuanLujun)