Niu-York is about to fall and Ukraine is looking at a rapidly shifting defensive situation in Donetsk. With the large commitment in Kursk Ukraine has no way of stabilizing the east. The Pro-Ukrainian information space should be very concerned that if some sort of rout begins in the east all of the “progress” in Kursk will be completely meaningless. I suspect the situation for Ukraine has already passed the breaking point however and that’s why the commitment in Kursk is so large. Since April I’ve been predicting offensives towards Pokrovsk and they’re now ~10km from the city which I often refer to as “The Izyum of the south”. A vital logistics hub that feeds the Ugledar front and assists the Konstyantynivka-Slavyansk conglomerate. The war is reaching the critical point I’ve been suggesting is coming for a long time. Credit where credit is due, Ukraine delayed for an incredible amount of time.

— 🇶🇦/🇮🇷 NEW: The Foreign Minister of Qatar has requested Iran to wait with its retaliation, in order to not disrupt the ongoing ceasefire talks; Iran also considers an end to the genocide in Gaza as a priority

@Middle_East_Spectator

🇬🇧🇫🇷🇮🇱🇮🇷 - Israeli Foreign Minister Katz to his British and French counterparts :

"If Iran attacks - we expect the coalition to join Israel not only in defense but also in attacking important targets in Iran".

Tldr they'll continue mediating for the 10th month and will have a new round next week.

🇮🇱 - Ma'ariv retracts this claim.

Credit: @ThermopylaeNews

In recent days, Khalifa Haftar’s Libyan National Army (LNA) has been deployed to the southwestern border, triggering a response from Algeria, which called for reconcilliation between all Libyan actors. Today’s analysis is focusing on the leader’s background and his grip on eastern Libya, his allies, and whether a new civil war is inevitable.