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Gaza Strip / Palestine
• Israeli occupation forces detained Palestinian Sameh Janajreh after storming his shop in Wadi al-Far‘a, south of Tubas, in the occupied West Bank.
• Israeli tanks opened fire along the entire eastern border of the Gaza Strip.
• Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Aqraba, southeast of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank.
• Israeli occupation machinery fired toward eastern areas of the Tuffah (Apple) neighborhood, east of Gaza City.
• Occupation forces fired east of al-Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
• Heavy occupation gunfire reported east of Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip.
• Israeli artillery shelled the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood, southwest of Gaza City.
• The Freedom Flotilla Coalition exposed systemic sexual violence committed by Israeli occupation forces and demanded international accountability.
• The FFC condemned severe sexual assaults against participants in its mission challenging Israel’s blockade of Gaza.
• Investigations by journalist Anna Liedtke and others revealed a pattern of sexual violence against flotilla members and Palestinian detainees.
• The coalition stated these crimes cannot be separated from Israel’s occupation, blockade, and genocide.
• The FFC called for international investigations and urged the UN and ICC to hold Israeli forces accountable.
• The coalition emphasized that these crimes reflect a documented culture of impunity and called on global civil society and media to break their silence.
Lebanon
• Reports of a loud explosion were heard in the Bekaa region.
• Israeli forces launched flares over the outskirts of Markaba town.
• Gunfire targeted the Sarda area south of Khiam from a newly established Israeli site in Tal Hamra (no casualties).
• Multiple Israeli air raids targeted areas between Arab Salim and Jorjouh, Loueizeh outskirts, Jarmak, al-Jabour, al-Zaghareen (between Sajd and al-Reihan), and al-Mahmoudiyah (no casualties reported).
• Israeli artillery shelled the outskirts of Wadi al-Slouqi (no casualties).
• Reconnaissance aircraft were reported over northern areas and al-Mugharraq skies.
Yemen
• Sources within the UAE-aligned Southern Transitional Council reported the evacuation of the Republican Palace in Seiyun, Hadhramaut, following warnings of imminent bombing.
• Saudi drones were reported operating over Ghayl Bin and along the Hadhramaut coast.
• Saudi-backed Hadhramaut Tribal Alliance (HTA) launched an offensive in the Tarim area, advancing south from al-Masnaah mountains.
• HTA captured Seiyun International Airport and the headquarters of the 1st Military Region.
• The status of Seiyun city remains unclear.
• Saudi-backed Homeland Shield Forces clashed with UAE-backed Hadhrami Elite Forces in al-Qatan.
• Homeland Shield Forces advanced along the N5 Highway toward Seiyun and reached the Adhab junction.
• The Southern Transitional Council announced a two-year transitional phase, followed by a referendum on self-determination.
• Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces stated they expelled STC forces from the 37th Brigade camp and advanced toward Seiyun, with Saudi airstrikes targeting STC positions.
Iran
• Security forces reported that an armed group suffered casualties after several hours of clashes and fled across the border.
• Weapons left behind included four Kalashnikov rifles, one pistol, 10 SPG-9 rockets, three RPG-7 rockets, two grenades, and large quantities of ammunition.
France / Lebanon
• Professor and nuclear scientist Mohammed Ali Makhayber Ayoub, originally from Riyaq in Lebanon’s Bekaa region, was found dead in his home in France.
• Ayoub had reportedly worked in France for 15 years; investigations into the cause of death are ongoing.
Occupied Syria
• An Israeli military patrol stormed the village of Jamla in western Daraa, southern Syria.
• Doctors Without Borders expressed concern over Israel’s demand to hand over data of Palestinian staff working with the organization.
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Gaza Strip / Palestine
• Israeli occupation forces detained Palestinian Sameh Janajreh after storming his shop in Wadi al-Far‘a, south of Tubas, in the occupied West Bank.
• Israeli tanks opened fire along the entire eastern border of the Gaza Strip.
• Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Aqraba, southeast of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank.
• Israeli occupation machinery fired toward eastern areas of the Tuffah (Apple) neighborhood, east of Gaza City.
• Occupation forces fired east of al-Bureij refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip.
• Heavy occupation gunfire reported east of Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip.
• Israeli artillery shelled the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood, southwest of Gaza City.
• The Freedom Flotilla Coalition exposed systemic sexual violence committed by Israeli occupation forces and demanded international accountability.
• The FFC condemned severe sexual assaults against participants in its mission challenging Israel’s blockade of Gaza.
• Investigations by journalist Anna Liedtke and others revealed a pattern of sexual violence against flotilla members and Palestinian detainees.
• The coalition stated these crimes cannot be separated from Israel’s occupation, blockade, and genocide.
• The FFC called for international investigations and urged the UN and ICC to hold Israeli forces accountable.
• The coalition emphasized that these crimes reflect a documented culture of impunity and called on global civil society and media to break their silence.
Lebanon
• Reports of a loud explosion were heard in the Bekaa region.
• Israeli forces launched flares over the outskirts of Markaba town.
• Gunfire targeted the Sarda area south of Khiam from a newly established Israeli site in Tal Hamra (no casualties).
• Multiple Israeli air raids targeted areas between Arab Salim and Jorjouh, Loueizeh outskirts, Jarmak, al-Jabour, al-Zaghareen (between Sajd and al-Reihan), and al-Mahmoudiyah (no casualties reported).
• Israeli artillery shelled the outskirts of Wadi al-Slouqi (no casualties).
• Reconnaissance aircraft were reported over northern areas and al-Mugharraq skies.
Yemen
• Sources within the UAE-aligned Southern Transitional Council reported the evacuation of the Republican Palace in Seiyun, Hadhramaut, following warnings of imminent bombing.
• Saudi drones were reported operating over Ghayl Bin and along the Hadhramaut coast.
• Saudi-backed Hadhramaut Tribal Alliance (HTA) launched an offensive in the Tarim area, advancing south from al-Masnaah mountains.
• HTA captured Seiyun International Airport and the headquarters of the 1st Military Region.
• The status of Seiyun city remains unclear.
• Saudi-backed Homeland Shield Forces clashed with UAE-backed Hadhrami Elite Forces in al-Qatan.
• Homeland Shield Forces advanced along the N5 Highway toward Seiyun and reached the Adhab junction.
• The Southern Transitional Council announced a two-year transitional phase, followed by a referendum on self-determination.
• Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces stated they expelled STC forces from the 37th Brigade camp and advanced toward Seiyun, with Saudi airstrikes targeting STC positions.
Iran
• Security forces reported that an armed group suffered casualties after several hours of clashes and fled across the border.
• Weapons left behind included four Kalashnikov rifles, one pistol, 10 SPG-9 rockets, three RPG-7 rockets, two grenades, and large quantities of ammunition.
France / Lebanon
• Professor and nuclear scientist Mohammed Ali Makhayber Ayoub, originally from Riyaq in Lebanon’s Bekaa region, was found dead in his home in France.
• Ayoub had reportedly worked in France for 15 years; investigations into the cause of death are ongoing.
Occupied Syria
• An Israeli military patrol stormed the village of Jamla in western Daraa, southern Syria.
• Doctors Without Borders expressed concern over Israel’s demand to hand over data of Palestinian staff working with the organization.
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✅ | The insanity, worsening cruelty, and brazenness of the terror empire of lies—the United States—have revealed their real face at a very early stage of the protests inside Iran, alongside their Israeli wing. This exposure clearly shows their direct involvement in what is unfolding.
The bigger and more uncomfortable question for all those who celebrate the United States as the “temple of democracy” is this: can they answer for these actions? Can they explain how this so-called democratic temple, which recently staged the success of Mamdani to cleanse its image in the post-genocide era, is now openly encouraging violence, incitement, and calls to shoot and target people?
The insanity, worsening cruelty, and brazenness of the terror empire of lies, the United States, have revealed their real face at a very early stage of the protests inside Iran, alongside their Israeli wing. This exposure clearly shows their direct involvement in what is unfolding.
The bigger and more uncomfortable question for all those who celebrate the United States as the “temple of democracy” is this: can they answer for these actions? Can they explain how this so-called democratic temple, which recently staged the success of Mamdani to cleanse its image in the post-genocide era, is now openly encouraging violence, incitement, and calls to shoot and target people?
What we are witnessing is not an aberration, but a revelation. The language of “human rights” and “democracy” collapses the moment it conflicts with imperial interests. The United States does not export democracy; it exports instability, weaponized narratives, and controlled chaos. Its record, from coups to sanctions to proxy wars, stands as an unbroken chain of coercion and destruction masquerading as moral leadership.
The media machinery that shields these actions works in perfect synchronization. Violence is renamed “freedom,” armed disruption becomes “civil resistance,” and foreign interference is rebranded as “international concern.” Meanwhile, any state that resists this order is demonized, dehumanized, and presented as a legitimate target. This is not journalism; it is ideological warfare.
Even more damning is the open convergence between Washington and Tel Aviv, two entities bound not by democratic values, but by shared impunity. Genocide is rationalized, occupation is normalized, and terror is selectively condemned or applauded depending on who commits it. The same hands that claim to mourn civilian lives are the ones signing arms deals, issuing threats, and applauding escalation.
This is the architecture of empire. Silence when allies kill, outrage when adversaries resist; sanctions that starve populations, and wars that are sold as humanitarian interventions. Those who still cling to the myth of the United States as a moral compass must confront this reality, not as propaganda, but as lived history written in blood across continents.
The question is no longer whether the mask has slipped. The question is how long its admirers will continue to pretend they cannot see what is now in plain sight.
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The bigger and more uncomfortable question for all those who celebrate the United States as the “temple of democracy” is this: can they answer for these actions? Can they explain how this so-called democratic temple, which recently staged the success of Mamdani to cleanse its image in the post-genocide era, is now openly encouraging violence, incitement, and calls to shoot and target people?
The insanity, worsening cruelty, and brazenness of the terror empire of lies, the United States, have revealed their real face at a very early stage of the protests inside Iran, alongside their Israeli wing. This exposure clearly shows their direct involvement in what is unfolding.
The bigger and more uncomfortable question for all those who celebrate the United States as the “temple of democracy” is this: can they answer for these actions? Can they explain how this so-called democratic temple, which recently staged the success of Mamdani to cleanse its image in the post-genocide era, is now openly encouraging violence, incitement, and calls to shoot and target people?
What we are witnessing is not an aberration, but a revelation. The language of “human rights” and “democracy” collapses the moment it conflicts with imperial interests. The United States does not export democracy; it exports instability, weaponized narratives, and controlled chaos. Its record, from coups to sanctions to proxy wars, stands as an unbroken chain of coercion and destruction masquerading as moral leadership.
The media machinery that shields these actions works in perfect synchronization. Violence is renamed “freedom,” armed disruption becomes “civil resistance,” and foreign interference is rebranded as “international concern.” Meanwhile, any state that resists this order is demonized, dehumanized, and presented as a legitimate target. This is not journalism; it is ideological warfare.
Even more damning is the open convergence between Washington and Tel Aviv, two entities bound not by democratic values, but by shared impunity. Genocide is rationalized, occupation is normalized, and terror is selectively condemned or applauded depending on who commits it. The same hands that claim to mourn civilian lives are the ones signing arms deals, issuing threats, and applauding escalation.
This is the architecture of empire. Silence when allies kill, outrage when adversaries resist; sanctions that starve populations, and wars that are sold as humanitarian interventions. Those who still cling to the myth of the United States as a moral compass must confront this reality, not as propaganda, but as lived history written in blood across continents.
The question is no longer whether the mask has slipped. The question is how long its admirers will continue to pretend they cannot see what is now in plain sight.
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⁉️ | Does any Iranian agency or intelligence body acknowledge and fully trace those individuals who are taking photos and videos of rioters and sending them to foreign media outlets and their associated CIA-linked OSINT networks? These OSINT accounts are receiving second-by-second updates, and that is only possible because individuals on the ground are taking pictures and videos. We are ready to trace those individuals as well.
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🇮🇷 | HOURLY UPDATES OF IRAN
• Iran’s Foreign Ministry strongly condemned statements by U.S. officials on Iran’s internal affairs, calling them interventionist and a violation of international law.
• The ministry accused Washington of a long history of hostility toward Iran, citing the 1953 coup and the downing of Iran Air Flight 655.
• Iran warned that any response to aggression would be “swift, decisive, and comprehensive,” holding the U.S. responsible for potential regional instability.
• Iranian security forces reported that an armed terrorist team suffered casualties after several hours of clashes and fled across the border.
• Weapons left behind included four Kalashnikov rifles, one pistol, 10 SPG-9 rockets, three RPG-7 rockets, two grenades, and large quantities of ammunition, including DShK, PK machine-gun, SVD sniper, and Kalashnikov rounds.
• Iranian cyber police shut down three channels accused of inciting chaos and arrested their administrators.
• Former U.S. Secretary of State and CIA Director Mike Pompeo wrote on X: “Happy New Year to all Iranians who are in the streets. Also to every Mossad agent walking alongside them.”
• Iranian Ministry of Intelligence arrested a woman in Nishapur (near Mashhad) accused of cooperating with foreign agencies.
• She was reportedly collecting videos from field operatives and transmitting them to hostile networks in exchange for money, as well as recruiting individuals to sabotage and attack government sites.
• Fars News Agency reported a sharp decline in peaceful protest gatherings nationwide.
• Small, organized groups with specific political motives, allegedly supported by foreign funding and media, were reported engaging in violence, vandalism, and attacks on public facilities.
• In Tehran districts including Haft-Howz, Naziabad, Sattarkhan, and Khak-e Sefid, attempts to chant slogans within crowded shopping areas largely failed and remained limited.
• In Gohardasht, Karaj, individuals chanting monarchist slogans burned the Iranian flag, prompting public anger and their subsequent flight from the scene.
• Reports from multiple provinces indicate no widespread popular mobilization, with activity limited to small armed groups using firearms, bladed weapons, and Molotov cocktails.
• Some underage youths were observed among rioters; police intervention reportedly prevented escalation.
• Authorities warned of the risk of staged targeted killings aimed at provoking public emotion.
• Reza Pahlavi issued a statement thanking Donald Trump for supportive remarks and claimed to have a plan for political transition.
• An armed individual carrying an improvised hand grenade was injured in Qom when the device detonated prematurely, severing his hand.
• Armed rioters were observed firing Kalashnikov rifles in Ilam city, approximately 40 km from the Iraqi border; authorities cited weapon smuggling routes and trained operatives.
• Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh stated that no negotiations would take place regarding Iran’s missile program.
• He emphasized that Iran’s missile capabilities are indestructible, neither through military strikes nor negotiations.
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• Iran’s Foreign Ministry strongly condemned statements by U.S. officials on Iran’s internal affairs, calling them interventionist and a violation of international law.
• The ministry accused Washington of a long history of hostility toward Iran, citing the 1953 coup and the downing of Iran Air Flight 655.
• Iran warned that any response to aggression would be “swift, decisive, and comprehensive,” holding the U.S. responsible for potential regional instability.
• Iranian security forces reported that an armed terrorist team suffered casualties after several hours of clashes and fled across the border.
• Weapons left behind included four Kalashnikov rifles, one pistol, 10 SPG-9 rockets, three RPG-7 rockets, two grenades, and large quantities of ammunition, including DShK, PK machine-gun, SVD sniper, and Kalashnikov rounds.
• Iranian cyber police shut down three channels accused of inciting chaos and arrested their administrators.
• Former U.S. Secretary of State and CIA Director Mike Pompeo wrote on X: “Happy New Year to all Iranians who are in the streets. Also to every Mossad agent walking alongside them.”
• Iranian Ministry of Intelligence arrested a woman in Nishapur (near Mashhad) accused of cooperating with foreign agencies.
• She was reportedly collecting videos from field operatives and transmitting them to hostile networks in exchange for money, as well as recruiting individuals to sabotage and attack government sites.
• Fars News Agency reported a sharp decline in peaceful protest gatherings nationwide.
• Small, organized groups with specific political motives, allegedly supported by foreign funding and media, were reported engaging in violence, vandalism, and attacks on public facilities.
• In Tehran districts including Haft-Howz, Naziabad, Sattarkhan, and Khak-e Sefid, attempts to chant slogans within crowded shopping areas largely failed and remained limited.
• In Gohardasht, Karaj, individuals chanting monarchist slogans burned the Iranian flag, prompting public anger and their subsequent flight from the scene.
• Reports from multiple provinces indicate no widespread popular mobilization, with activity limited to small armed groups using firearms, bladed weapons, and Molotov cocktails.
• Some underage youths were observed among rioters; police intervention reportedly prevented escalation.
• Authorities warned of the risk of staged targeted killings aimed at provoking public emotion.
• Reza Pahlavi issued a statement thanking Donald Trump for supportive remarks and claimed to have a plan for political transition.
• An armed individual carrying an improvised hand grenade was injured in Qom when the device detonated prematurely, severing his hand.
• Armed rioters were observed firing Kalashnikov rifles in Ilam city, approximately 40 km from the Iraqi border; authorities cited weapon smuggling routes and trained operatives.
• Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh stated that no negotiations would take place regarding Iran’s missile program.
• He emphasized that Iran’s missile capabilities are indestructible, neither through military strikes nor negotiations.
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🇮🇷 | Martyr Ali Azizi was attending to his daily work at his fruit shop when he noticed a gang threatening another shopkeeper and forcing him to close his store. He chose to stand up to the six-member armed group and was martyred by them using firearms and knives.
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📕 | The period from 2011 to 2019 remained completely hidden from us. It was nowhere in the media, whether of friends or enemies, that a massive battle was going on behind the scenes. Qassim Soleimani (r) was turning into a master planner of world diplomacy and a manager of crises. He would take plans and agendas from the Leader and ensure they reached the desired points of implementation.
From sorting out issues between India and China, to managing crises related to Russia, and even the issue of the potential fall of the Turkish regime, the battle was in a real sense continuously ongoing. All of this happened under the constant watch of American surveillance. He not only shaped but effectively formed two new nations of resistance: the Palestinian resistance, with the help of Saeed Izadi (r), and the shaping of a resistance nation like Yemen.
By the time the enemies understood what had already unfolded, it was too late. There was no option left for them except to assassinate him, especially as the Americans had lost nearly seven trillion dollars over five years while failing to achieve any of their agendas in the region.
#WeRemember
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From sorting out issues between India and China, to managing crises related to Russia, and even the issue of the potential fall of the Turkish regime, the battle was in a real sense continuously ongoing. All of this happened under the constant watch of American surveillance. He not only shaped but effectively formed two new nations of resistance: the Palestinian resistance, with the help of Saeed Izadi (r), and the shaping of a resistance nation like Yemen.
By the time the enemies understood what had already unfolded, it was too late. There was no option left for them except to assassinate him, especially as the Americans had lost nearly seven trillion dollars over five years while failing to achieve any of their agendas in the region.
#WeRemember
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🇻🇪:🇺🇸 BREAKING | The United States has launched attacks on Venezuela, with at least eight airstrikes reported so far. The first explosion occurred at approximately 1:50 AM local time. At least seven explosions were heard in the capital, Caracas. Additional strikes were reported at Higuerote Airport, East Caracas. No official statement has been issued by the Trump administration.
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Enemy Watch — Official
🇻🇪:🇺🇸 BREAKING | The United States has launched attacks on Venezuela, with at least eight airstrikes reported so far. The first explosion occurred at approximately 1:50 AM local time. At least seven explosions were heard in the capital, Caracas. Additional…
🇺🇸:🇻🇪 BREAKING | Updates:
• U.S. airstrikes are targeting military installations, airbases, power stations, and oil refineries across Venezuela. Helicopter operations are reported over Caracas.
• Secondary explosions, likely from Venezuelan air defense systems, were observed at Miranda Airport and La Guaira Port, north of Caracas. Video footage of these explosions has been released.
• Initial reports indicate U.S. Marine Corps landing operations on several Venezuelan islands in the Caribbean.
• Amid the explosions, the U.S. FAA issued a NOTAM prohibiting U.S. aircraft from operating at all altitudes in Venezuelan airspace as of 0600Z on 3 January. Flightradar24 shows no U.S. aircraft currently over Venezuela.
• Al-Mayadeen correspondent in Caracas reports that one of the air raids targeted La Guaira near the airport.
• Venezuelan sources confirm shelling of the home of the Minister of Defense and a port in Caracas.
• Venezuela has officially closed its airspace.
• Venezuelan Armed Forces have begun mobilization; tanks have been deployed near the Presidential Palace.
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• U.S. airstrikes are targeting military installations, airbases, power stations, and oil refineries across Venezuela. Helicopter operations are reported over Caracas.
• Secondary explosions, likely from Venezuelan air defense systems, were observed at Miranda Airport and La Guaira Port, north of Caracas. Video footage of these explosions has been released.
• Initial reports indicate U.S. Marine Corps landing operations on several Venezuelan islands in the Caribbean.
• Amid the explosions, the U.S. FAA issued a NOTAM prohibiting U.S. aircraft from operating at all altitudes in Venezuelan airspace as of 0600Z on 3 January. Flightradar24 shows no U.S. aircraft currently over Venezuela.
• Al-Mayadeen correspondent in Caracas reports that one of the air raids targeted La Guaira near the airport.
• Venezuelan sources confirm shelling of the home of the Minister of Defense and a port in Caracas.
• Venezuela has officially closed its airspace.
• Venezuelan Armed Forces have begun mobilization; tanks have been deployed near the Presidential Palace.
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✅ | It seems these strikes are related to the current sensitive times and may be intended to distract or occupy Iran or Lebanon. By keeping Iran busy protecting Venezuela, the U.S. might attempt to extend its terror and aggression against Iran or Lebanon. However, this will be confirmed with updated reports and developments from the ground.
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🇻🇪 BREAKING: Shocking footage shows a U.S. AH-64 Apache helicopter conducting a strafing attack in northern Venezuela.
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🇻🇪 | President of Venezuela Maduro: The attack on Venezuela is a warning to the entire world
They are currently bombing Caracas, and this is a warning to the entire world. Venezuela has been attacked. They are bombing us with missiles. The Organization of American States and the United Nations must convene immediately.
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They are currently bombing Caracas, and this is a warning to the entire world. Venezuela has been attacked. They are bombing us with missiles. The Organization of American States and the United Nations must convene immediately.
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❎ | Zohran Mamdani, the idol of democracy, where are you now? Enough of the drama. Come forward and denounce this terror.
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☑️ | This is an invasion of Venezuela. At the same time, popular terror networks along the Pakistani border are reportedly preparing to attack Iran, while other terrorist elements are attempting infiltration. Riots are occurring in Iranian streets, with security personnel being killed, and Lebanon is under intense pressure. All of this has been handed to the world as a legacy of America. The question now being asked is what the response will be: negotiations, or escalation — the answer is clear: is bomb, killing its solder and destroying American asset.
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🇻🇪 | The United States seeks to loot resources and assets everywhere, from Gaza and Ukraine to Pakistan, Kashmir, Syria, Iraq, Iran, and beyond. This invasion is driven by oligopolistic interests. The attack represents a risk that the United States, for the first time in its history, appears to have underestimated or miscalculated.
Current updates indicate that the United States has deactivated all transponders on its aircraft, making U.S. military planes untrackable, while intense military activity is being reported in Caracas. In response, authorities have announced general mobilization, activated all national defense plans, declared a state of emergency, and ordered an immediate transition to armed struggle to confront imperialism. Complaints are being prepared for submission to the UN Security Council, the UN Secretary-General, the Group of Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Non-Aligned Movement.
Officials state that the people and the National Bolivarian Armed Forces, in coordination with the police, have been deployed to guarantee sovereignty and peace, while reserving the right to exercise self-defense to protect the population, territory, and independence. Commentary circulating on social platforms describes Washington’s policies as a central threat to international peace and security, arguing that global institutions have proven ineffective and that peoples worldwide are left with solidarity as their primary means of defense.
Media reports further indicate that the government has authorized civilian organizations to use military weapons as part of the national defense plan against what it describes as imperialist aggression. A call has been issued to the peoples and governments of Latin America, the Caribbean, and the wider world to mobilize and actively demonstrate solidarity against the attack.
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Current updates indicate that the United States has deactivated all transponders on its aircraft, making U.S. military planes untrackable, while intense military activity is being reported in Caracas. In response, authorities have announced general mobilization, activated all national defense plans, declared a state of emergency, and ordered an immediate transition to armed struggle to confront imperialism. Complaints are being prepared for submission to the UN Security Council, the UN Secretary-General, the Group of Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Non-Aligned Movement.
Officials state that the people and the National Bolivarian Armed Forces, in coordination with the police, have been deployed to guarantee sovereignty and peace, while reserving the right to exercise self-defense to protect the population, territory, and independence. Commentary circulating on social platforms describes Washington’s policies as a central threat to international peace and security, arguing that global institutions have proven ineffective and that peoples worldwide are left with solidarity as their primary means of defense.
Media reports further indicate that the government has authorized civilian organizations to use military weapons as part of the national defense plan against what it describes as imperialist aggression. A call has been issued to the peoples and governments of Latin America, the Caribbean, and the wider world to mobilize and actively demonstrate solidarity against the attack.
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✅ | The attack on Venezuela appears connected to the broader line of strikes stretching from Lebanon to Iran. What is unfolding reflects the expanding waves of Trump-era despotism, now widening across regions. Rather than restoring control, this escalation may ultimately become the final blow to an aggressive order built on coercion and force.
Death to Trump!
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Death to Trump!
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🇻🇪 | According to reliable sources in Caracas, President Nicolás Maduro is safe, remains in command, and the internal situation is described as stable and cohesive. Explosions were reported near the Fuerte Tiuna military base in the capital, and Aggressor Trump authorized strikes on sites inside the country, including military facilities, days in advance. While explosions have eased, frequent noise from military aircraft continues over the city.
Major diversions of civilian flights away from San Juan, Puerto Rico, have been reported, amid indications that U.S. forces may be using the island as a staging point for operations. In Moscow, sources report that President Vladimir Putin arrived at the Kremlin to hold closed discussions regarding the situation.
Regional reactions have followed swiftly. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel condemned the U.S. attack as state terrorism and called for an urgent international response, warning that the region’s peace zone is under brutal assault. Colombian President Gustavo Petro expressed deep concern over the explosions and unusual aerial activity, rejected unilateral military action that endangers civilians, and urged immediate de-escalation and dialogue. Colombia has enacted preventive measures to protect civilians and preserve stability along the border.
Long Live Venezuela!
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Major diversions of civilian flights away from San Juan, Puerto Rico, have been reported, amid indications that U.S. forces may be using the island as a staging point for operations. In Moscow, sources report that President Vladimir Putin arrived at the Kremlin to hold closed discussions regarding the situation.
Regional reactions have followed swiftly. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel condemned the U.S. attack as state terrorism and called for an urgent international response, warning that the region’s peace zone is under brutal assault. Colombian President Gustavo Petro expressed deep concern over the explosions and unusual aerial activity, rejected unilateral military action that endangers civilians, and urged immediate de-escalation and dialogue. Colombia has enacted preventive measures to protect civilians and preserve stability along the border.
Long Live Venezuela!
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Enemy Watch — Official
🏴☠️ | Trump won’t invade Venezuela: The ‘will he, won’t he’ drama over Venezuela got a new dimension Monday after Trump hinted readiness to “talk to” Maduro. The appearance of this diplomatic window amid the US’s continued military buildup in the Caribbean…
✅ | The drama over whether the U.S. will attack Venezuela masks a simple truth. It cannot succeed, and even Trump knows it. Diplomatic gestures toward Maduro do little to change the hard realities on the ground. Venezuela is not a major narcotics hub for U.S. consumption, as the bulk of South American drugs flow through Mexico, and attacking so-called ‘drug operations’ with aircraft carriers would be highly inefficient. This is not Grenada in 1983 or Panama in 1989. Venezuela fields a 4.5 million-strong people’s militia, a 95–150k regular troop army, and an arsenal of missiles and drones, all positioned to wage asymmetric guerrilla warfare using jungle and mountain terrain as cover. Estimates suggest a full invasion would require 50–150k troops, far beyond the 15k currently deployed, and around 170 Tomahawks in the Caribbean could only sustain a short, limited campaign.
Experts warn the consequences would be severe. Former CIA analyst Fulton Armstrong notes that invading forces would face relentless sabotage, sniper attacks, and political operations. A RAND study in 2023 warned that any engagement would be protracted and difficult to extricate from. Historical patterns reinforce this. In 64 U.S. regime-change attempts studied by Foreign Affairs, only 10% succeeded, with nearly half of installed leaders later ousted. Publicly announcing regime-change plans, as Trump has effectively done, forfeits the covert advantage, increasing political and military costs.
Domestically, an attack would alienate key parts of Trump’s base, including figures like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson, who oppose foreign entanglements, and it would tarnish any hope of being remembered as a peace-oriented president. Nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose such action. Regionally, Latin America would react negatively, wary of decades of U.S. interventions. Far from solving problems like drug trafficking, crime, or illegal migration, a military campaign would likely exacerbate them, creating chaos and instability.
Trump’s pressure tactics, including military posturing off the coast, mirror his ‘escalate to negotiate’ strategy outlined in The Art of the Deal. Fire-and-fury threats, trade intimidation, and limited strikes are meant to placate allies without triggering full-scale wars. In Venezuela, however, history, geography, and public sentiment make it clear that any attack would backfire.
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Experts warn the consequences would be severe. Former CIA analyst Fulton Armstrong notes that invading forces would face relentless sabotage, sniper attacks, and political operations. A RAND study in 2023 warned that any engagement would be protracted and difficult to extricate from. Historical patterns reinforce this. In 64 U.S. regime-change attempts studied by Foreign Affairs, only 10% succeeded, with nearly half of installed leaders later ousted. Publicly announcing regime-change plans, as Trump has effectively done, forfeits the covert advantage, increasing political and military costs.
Domestically, an attack would alienate key parts of Trump’s base, including figures like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson, who oppose foreign entanglements, and it would tarnish any hope of being remembered as a peace-oriented president. Nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose such action. Regionally, Latin America would react negatively, wary of decades of U.S. interventions. Far from solving problems like drug trafficking, crime, or illegal migration, a military campaign would likely exacerbate them, creating chaos and instability.
Trump’s pressure tactics, including military posturing off the coast, mirror his ‘escalate to negotiate’ strategy outlined in The Art of the Deal. Fire-and-fury threats, trade intimidation, and limited strikes are meant to placate allies without triggering full-scale wars. In Venezuela, however, history, geography, and public sentiment make it clear that any attack would backfire.
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• Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned the U.S. strikes, calling them a blatant violation of Venezuela’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and urged the UN Security Council to act immediately.
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Lebanon
• An Israeli drone strike targeted the city of Khiam in southern Lebanon, hitting a vehicle and causing casualties.
• A civilian was injured, and a fuel station along with several homes were damaged after a drone strike hit a Rapid-type vehicle in the Jallahiyeh neighborhood of Khiam.
• Additional Israeli drone activity targeted a vehicle in the Al-Mushairfeh area of Al-Mansouri.
• Multiple reports confirmed missile strikes on Al-Khiam amid continued aerial activity in southern Lebanon.
Palestine / Gaza
• Israeli occupation forces shot and killed 45-year-old Palestinian woman Sanioura Al-Sheesh in Beit Lahia, north of the Gaza Strip.
• The Iranian president condemned the United States and Israel for committing massacres worldwide while claiming to uphold human rights and international law.
Venezuela
• Hamas strongly condemned U.S. aggression against Venezuela, describing it as a grave violation of international law and national sovereignty, and rejected reports of the abduction of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife.
• Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned the U.S. strikes, calling them a blatant violation of Venezuela’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and urged the UN Security Council to act immediately.
• Statements of solidarity with Venezuela were issued by multiple regional actors, affirming the country’s right to defend its people, territory, and independence against foreign aggression.
Yemen
• The Royal Saudi Air Force carried out heavy airstrikes on areas controlled by the Southern Transitional Council, including the Barashid military camp.
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