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MBZ also urged Trump to place the same designation on the Yemeni Al Islah Party.
State Secretary, Marco Rubio, claimed that the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan is responsible for thousands of civilian deaths in Sudan which was the "reason" behind this designation but the Rapid Support Forces' (RSF) massacre in El Fasher in the autumn of 2025 which saw an estimated 100k deaths never saw any action from the State Department with no sanctions placed on RSF's ally and weapons dealer, the UAE and the Nahyan Royal family.
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If Iran does anything that stops the flow of Oil within the Strait of Hormuz, they will be hit by the United States of America TWENTY TIMES HARDER than they have been hit thus far.
Additionally, we will take out easily destroyable targets that will make it virtually impossible for Iran to ever be built back, as a Nation, again — Death, Fire, and Fury will reign upon them — But I hope, and pray, that it does not happen!
This is a gift from the United States of America to China, and all of those Nations that heavily use the Hormuz Strait.
Hopefully, it is a gesture that will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
President DONALD J. TRUMP
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In Statement, it said:
As part of the procurement and shipping effort in support of the evolving operations in Iran and Lebanon, the Israel Ministry of Defense (IMOD) is reporting the scope of the aerial airlift underway since the launch of the operation: approximately 50 cargo aircraft carrying over 1,000 tons of weaponry, military equipment, and various types of munitions have landed in Israel over the past ten days and have been transferred to the IDF.
This is a large-scale shipping operation, conducted under fire and in parallel with the advancement of Operation Roaring Lion and preparations for the next phases of the campaign. The airlift is expected to scale up in the coming period, as directed by Defense Minister Israel Katz and IMOD Director General, Maj. Gen. (Res.) Amir Baram.
The aerial airlift is led by the IMOD Defense Procurement Directorate (DPD), through its International Shipping Division, the IMOD Mission to U.S. and Germany, and the IDF’s Planning Directorate. The Israel Airports Authority and the Israel Civil Aviation Authority are also partners in the operation.
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🇮🇷 Iran’s IRGC spokesman reacts to Trump’s claims about the condition of Iran’s armed forces and his claims about the end of Iran’s power:
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“Trump is trying to put psychological pressure on Iran through lies and deception. But Iran is standing courageously and with strong resolve against US and Israeli aggression.
We are continuing the war with full strength, and it is Iran, who will determine when the war ends. Iran’s armed forces are ready to protect the oil and security of the region.
Trump started the war by lying to the American people, but now Iran’s responses have left him in a state of confusion and helplessness.
Iran’s armed forces are awaiting the US naval fleet in the Strait of Hormuz and the aircraft carrier Gerald Ford.
The end of the war is in Iran’s hands."
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🇮🇷 Iran’s IRGC spokesman reacts to Trump’s claims about the condition of Iran’s armed forces and his claims about the end of Iran’s power: “Trump is trying to put psychological pressure on Iran through lies and deception. But Iran is standing courageously…
🇺🇸🇮🇱⚔️ 🇮🇷 Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC):
➡️ We destroyed 10 advanced U.S. radar systems across the region along with a large number of expensive drones.
➡️ The enemy’s ammunition reserves are beginning to run out, and it is now seeking a way to exit the war while saving face.
➡️ Our armed forces are closely monitoring the expected arrival of the U.S. Navy to the Strait of Hormuz, including the aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford.
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🇺🇸🛢️❌🇮🇷 - President Trump says Iran will be hit "20 times harder" if they do anything that "stops the flow of oil within the Strait of Hormuz."
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🚨🌐📡 - Satellite company planet has announced a *14 day delay* to the release of imagery in the MidEast.
This will be a huge setback for those trying to verify events in the region.
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📝 - This, along with the crackdown on Pro-Iranian accounts seen in recent days, are part of a widespread effort to censor the results of the current fighting. It is not hard to draw conclusions from that.
This will be a huge setback for those trying to verify events in the region.
🔗 Geoff Brumfiel
📝 - This, along with the crackdown on Pro-Iranian accounts seen in recent days, are part of a widespread effort to censor the results of the current fighting. It is not hard to draw conclusions from that.
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🇺🇸🇮🇱❌🇮🇷-Iran’s IRGC says any Arab or European country that expels Israeli and U.S. ambassadors from will be granted full freedom of passage through the Strait of Hormuz starting tomorrow, according to Iranian state media.
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Iran’s IRGC says any Arab or European country that expels Israeli and U.S. ambassadors from will be granted full freedom of passage through the Strait of Hormuz starting tomorrow, according to Iranian state media.
Iran’s IRGC says any Arab or European country that expels Israeli and U.S. ambassadors from will be granted full freedom of passage through the Strait of Hormuz starting tomorrow, according to Iranian state media.
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The Hungarian Parliament has overwhelmingly approved a resolution rejecting Ukraine’s accession to the EU and opposing further EU financing of Ukraine’s military needs, Hungarian TV channel ATV reported.
A total of 142 members of parliament voted in favor, 28 against, and four abstained.
The resolution calls on the government not to support the start of negotiations on Ukraine’s EU accession due to the war and what it describes as Ukraine’s “non-compliance” with membership criteria. It also urges the government not to send Ukraine money or weapons and to prevent the allocation of EU funds for this purpose.
The document claims that the EU allegedly plans to finance Ukraine’s military needs by reducing agricultural subsidies, which it says would harm Hungarian farmers.
Therefore, its authors call on the government to “take all necessary measures to prevent Hungary and the EU from being drawn into the Russian-Ukrainian war.”
A total of 142 members of parliament voted in favor, 28 against, and four abstained.
The resolution calls on the government not to support the start of negotiations on Ukraine’s EU accession due to the war and what it describes as Ukraine’s “non-compliance” with membership criteria. It also urges the government not to send Ukraine money or weapons and to prevent the allocation of EU funds for this purpose.
The document claims that the EU allegedly plans to finance Ukraine’s military needs by reducing agricultural subsidies, which it says would harm Hungarian farmers.
Therefore, its authors call on the government to “take all necessary measures to prevent Hungary and the EU from being drawn into the Russian-Ukrainian war.”
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Oil Supply Down 17 MMbpd as Strait of Hormuz Effectively Shuts — S&P Global
The Iran war has crossed a threshold that energy markets feared but few modeled in operational terms. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, S&P Global estimates that roughly 17 million barrels per day of crude oil and refined products have been disrupted — a figure that represents more than 15% of total global supply. Tanker traffic through the strait has halted, storage tanks across the Persian Gulf are filling, and Gulf producers including Saudi Arabia have begun cutting output as export routes disappear.
Oil prices breached $100 per barrel as the crisis intensified, with analysts warning that even a few weeks of sustained closure could push Brent above $150/bbl. Saudi Aramco has rerouted what it can through its Petroline and Red Sea terminals, but that infrastructure has a maximum throughput of approximately 7 million barrels per day and is itself exposed to Houthi and Iranian targeting. QatarEnergy has declared force majeure, halting LNG production at Ras Laffan and Mesaieed industrial cities — a decision that sends shockwaves through global gas markets simultaneously.
The supply shock is no longer a tail risk scenario; it is the base case, and the market is now pricing duration rather than probability.
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The Iran war has crossed a threshold that energy markets feared but few modeled in operational terms. With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, S&P Global estimates that roughly 17 million barrels per day of crude oil and refined products have been disrupted — a figure that represents more than 15% of total global supply. Tanker traffic through the strait has halted, storage tanks across the Persian Gulf are filling, and Gulf producers including Saudi Arabia have begun cutting output as export routes disappear.
Oil prices breached $100 per barrel as the crisis intensified, with analysts warning that even a few weeks of sustained closure could push Brent above $150/bbl. Saudi Aramco has rerouted what it can through its Petroline and Red Sea terminals, but that infrastructure has a maximum throughput of approximately 7 million barrels per day and is itself exposed to Houthi and Iranian targeting. QatarEnergy has declared force majeure, halting LNG production at Ras Laffan and Mesaieed industrial cities — a decision that sends shockwaves through global gas markets simultaneously.
The supply shock is no longer a tail risk scenario; it is the base case, and the market is now pricing duration rather than probability.
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Oil supply drops 17 MMbpd as Iran war disrupts Gulf exports
S&P Global warns the Iran conflict is evolving from a shipping disruption into a full-scale supply crisis, with roughly 17 MMbpd of oil and products affected as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively shut.
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🇶🇦 QatarEnergy Halts Production and Declares Force Majeure Across LNG and Industrial Operations
QatarEnergy has declared force majeure and halted production at its Ras Laffan and Mesaieed industrial cities, the twin anchors of Qatar's LNG export empire. The decision affects not only liquefied natural gas output but also aluminum, methanol, polymers, and urea production — a cascade of industrial shutdowns tied directly to escalating hostilities in the Arabian Gulf.
Qatar is the world's second-largest LNG exporter, supplying markets from Europe to Japan and South Korea under long-term contracts that underpin energy security strategies across three continents. A force majeure declaration removes Qatar's contractual obligation to deliver, leaving buyers exposed precisely when alternatives are already constrained. Europe, which has spent three years diversifying away from Russian pipeline gas and toward Qatari and American LNG, now faces the loss of both supply corridors simultaneously. Japan and South Korea have no pipeline alternatives whatsoever.
For global LNG markets, the QatarEnergy force majeure is the single most consequential supply event since Russia's curtailment of Nord Stream flows in 2022, and spot LNG prices in Asia will reflect that reality within days.
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QatarEnergy has declared force majeure and halted production at its Ras Laffan and Mesaieed industrial cities, the twin anchors of Qatar's LNG export empire. The decision affects not only liquefied natural gas output but also aluminum, methanol, polymers, and urea production — a cascade of industrial shutdowns tied directly to escalating hostilities in the Arabian Gulf.
Qatar is the world's second-largest LNG exporter, supplying markets from Europe to Japan and South Korea under long-term contracts that underpin energy security strategies across three continents. A force majeure declaration removes Qatar's contractual obligation to deliver, leaving buyers exposed precisely when alternatives are already constrained. Europe, which has spent three years diversifying away from Russian pipeline gas and toward Qatari and American LNG, now faces the loss of both supply corridors simultaneously. Japan and South Korea have no pipeline alternatives whatsoever.
For global LNG markets, the QatarEnergy force majeure is the single most consequential supply event since Russia's curtailment of Nord Stream flows in 2022, and spot LNG prices in Asia will reflect that reality within days.
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🇸🇦 Saudi Aramco Profits Fall 12% to $104.7 Billion as Hormuz Disruption Forces Export Rerouting
Saudi Aramco reported full-year 2025 net income of $104.7 billion, a 12% decline from the prior year as lower average oil prices compressed margins across its upstream operations. The company maintained its $85 billion dividend commitment, beating quarterly profit estimates, but the headline numbers mask a more urgent operational challenge: ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are forcing Aramco to reroute crude exports through its Red Sea pipeline infrastructure, adding cost, logistical complexity, and exposure to a second contested waterway.
Aramco's Petroline — the East-West crude pipeline — and the Yanbu export terminal on the Red Sea are now carrying a disproportionate share of Saudi export volumes. That infrastructure was designed as a strategic bypass, not a primary export corridor, and its capacity ceiling is well below normal Aramco export volumes of around 6 to 7 million barrels per day. The company itself warned of catastrophic consequences for global oil markets if Hormuz shipping does not resume, a rare instance of Aramco using geopolitical language in an earnings context.
With profits already under pressure from price levels and export routes compromised by war, Aramco's financial resilience is being tested on two fronts simultaneously.
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Saudi Aramco reported full-year 2025 net income of $104.7 billion, a 12% decline from the prior year as lower average oil prices compressed margins across its upstream operations. The company maintained its $85 billion dividend commitment, beating quarterly profit estimates, but the headline numbers mask a more urgent operational challenge: ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are forcing Aramco to reroute crude exports through its Red Sea pipeline infrastructure, adding cost, logistical complexity, and exposure to a second contested waterway.
Aramco's Petroline — the East-West crude pipeline — and the Yanbu export terminal on the Red Sea are now carrying a disproportionate share of Saudi export volumes. That infrastructure was designed as a strategic bypass, not a primary export corridor, and its capacity ceiling is well below normal Aramco export volumes of around 6 to 7 million barrels per day. The company itself warned of catastrophic consequences for global oil markets if Hormuz shipping does not resume, a rare instance of Aramco using geopolitical language in an earnings context.
With profits already under pressure from price levels and export routes compromised by war, Aramco's financial resilience is being tested on two fronts simultaneously.
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NEW - Meta’s former chief AI scientist Yann LeCun raises more than $1B for his new startup in Europe’s largest-ever seed funding round. AMI’s backers include Nvidia and Bezos, with it's initial focus on healthcare, partnering with Nabla, founded by ex-Meta engineers.
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