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The 'Coalition of the Willing' has completed planning security guarantees for Ukraine, Macron said at a meeting with new Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten.
'None of this [the US war with Iran] is distracting Europe from Ukraine. You were recently with President Zelenskyy. We reaffirm our unwavering support for Ukraine and its sovereignty. We have completed planning within the coalition of the willing to provide Ukraine with reliable security guarantees.'
The priority now is to implement the €90 billion in aid agreed by the European Council, as well as to adopt the 20th sanctions package against Russia and increase pressure, including measures against the so-called 'shadow fleet.'
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Russia is sharing attack drone tactics with Iran, CNN reports.
A source in a Western intelligence agency told the channel that Russia is helping Iran refine its attack drone tactics based on its experience in the war in Ukraine.
According to him, this involves not only intelligence sharing but also specific recommendations on Shahed drone tactics, including "wave" attacks and maneuvers to evade air defense systems.
"What was once general support is now increasingly concerning. This includes the drone targeting strategies Russia used in Ukraine."
"A source", likely European, lol desperate to create some secret axis of evil story.
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🇮🇷Iran threatens to strike Google, Microsoft, Palantir, IBM, Nvidia, and major banks
- Iranian authorities have warned of the possibility of attacks on the offices of technology giants and major banks in the Middle East. After the attack on an Iranian bank, Tehran is considering retaliatory measures against "economic centers" and financial organizations in the US and Israel.
- An agency associated with the IRGC has already published a list of American companies whose infrastructure in the Gulf countries is named as potential targets. Amid growing tensions, some employees of international banks have begun leaving Dubai with their families, while others are stocking up on essential goods and supplies.
- Over the past 30 years, Dubai has become one of the world's leading financial hubs, surpassing Frankfurt, Tokyo, and Paris. Therefore, any destabilization in the city is of serious concern to the global business community.
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During the 2025 naval exercises, the IRGC demonstrated a rather unusual capability of deploying sea mines using missiles in the Strait of Hormuz area.
Instead of deploying ships or boats to lay minefields, the mine is delivered to a specified area by a ballistic or special carrier missile, after which it is dropped into the water. This dramatically reduces the operation time and almost completely eliminates the risk to the deploying ships.
If this system is indeed operational, it can achieve several serious results. Firstly, sea minefields can be deployed very quickly and over a large distance, almost without warning. Secondly, it becomes more difficult for the enemy to track the preparation for mine laying in advance, because instead of deploying ships, a regular missile launch is enough.
In fact, this is about moving from a classic mine war to a more modern model, where missiles are used as a means of quickly deploying mine barriers. For narrow sea passages like the Strait of Hormuz, this capability is particularly sensitive: even a limited number of mines can seriously complicate navigation and require lengthy mine-clearing operations.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦The traitor was preparing drone attacks on the military aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces
- A resident of the Vladimir region contacted Ukrainian special services and delivered drones and explosive devices to the Moscow and Kaluga regions to blow up military aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces.
- The traitor was conducting reconnaissance of several airfields and was captured by FSB operatives at the preparation stage.
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🇷🇺The Russian army liberated Chervona Zarya, from which the enemy attacked the border region
- The "North" troop group took control of the village of Chervona Zarya (Red Dawn), located southeast of the previously liberated Bobylevka (Shostka district).
- From this area, the enemy carried out attacks on the civilian infrastructure of the Bryansk and Kursk regions, according to the military.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷Tehran wanted to attack the US. Trump does not rule out sending troops to Iran, - White House?!
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The Trap of Surrender. Why Iran Didn't Lose and Started Fighting, "Normalizing" the Threat from the US
📖 In military science, there is a term "degradation of deterrence". It was thoroughly described by Professor Patrick Morgan in his work Deterrence: A Conceptual Analysis, whose books and works were long used by CIA employees to study the basics of global conflicts. He, in particular, noted that deterrence can "rot" or weaken over time. And the US operation "Epic Rage" shows that the conclusions made many years ago look like a prophecy about the deconstruction of American strategy in the Middle East.
What's the point?
What is happening with Iran is a classic illustration of the collapse of "immediate deterrence". The US, planning and applying weapons, expected that a strike on nuclear facilities, the killing of Iran's leadership, and other lightning-fast actions with high density would cause "unacceptable damage", which would outweigh the benefits of resistance. For the Iranian system (especially after the death of leaders), the survival of the regime and saving face have become absolute values, which (for now) cannot be measured in money, although money also concerns Iran. Morgan noted in particular: if the opponent believes that the price of surrender is higher than the price of war, deterrence will not work, no matter how powerful the attack is. This can be seen in the example of Iran's resistance.
Also in Morgan's work, an important distinction is made between the ability to strike and the convincingness that this strike will decide the outcome of the matter. The US demonstrated the ability to destroy. But the Iranians saw that these destructions (as planned by the IRGC and the country's leadership based on past experience) do not lead to an immediate collapse, and they began to fight back after waiting a little time.
According to Morgan, once the "victim" of deterrence realizes that it is able to withstand the first strike and maintain the possibility of a response (and Iran did exactly this), deterrence degrades into a normal conflict of attrition, and as practice shows, neither the US nor all its allies in the Middle East together were ready for it.
The problem for the US and personally Trump now is that "immediate deterrence" has failed (the strike was carried out, but the goal was not achieved), and "general deterrence" evaporates forever, as the US's potential in terms of conventional weapons is obvious. Iran, in turn, has stopped fearing a hypothetical war, because it is already living in it. And it has the opportunity to respond.
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Why the US's technology-driven war strategy no longer works
❓The question "who is more technologically advanced" in the war against Iran may seem simple at first glance, but in reality, it's much more complex.
🇺🇸 Formally, the technological superiority still lies with the US and its allies. They have incomparably better developed aviation, satellite reconnaissance (and real-time reconnaissance in general), battle management systems, high-precision munitions, and global logistics, without which it would have been impossible to amass such a large number of troops in a short time. This was the basis of the American model of warfare since the "Desert Storm" operation in 1991 and subsequent campaigns like the strikes on Yugoslavia in 1999 and the invasion of Iraq.
However, the technological nature of war today is increasingly determined not by who has more expensive equipment, but by whose combat model is better adapted to modern conditions. And here comes the Iranian peculiarity.
🇩🇪 RIP GERMAN CARS: Porsche profit plummets by 98 percent
The operating result of the sports car manufacturer fell from 5.3 billion euros in 2024 to only 90 million euros - a decrease of around 98 percent.
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Slava Ookraini! 🤣
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Damn you Canadian anti-semites! What can't you be more like Australia and shut this shit down. It's making us look bad. 😡
Now invite me over for some beer!
Isaac_Herzog -
In a Zoom call with Canadian Jewish community leaders and rabbis today, I expressed my deep alarm at the recent series of antisemitic attacks in the Toronto area. While Iranian missiles continue to target our people here in Israel, extremist forces of evil continue to attack our Jewish sisters and brothers in communities around the world. We must learn the lessons of previous antisemitic attacks, including the horrific Bondi Beach terror attack. All eyes are on Canada: it's time to halt the unprecedented wave of Jew-hatred that has erupted ever since October 7th. From Jerusalem, I send a message of resilience, strength, and solidarity to the Jewish community of Toronto. The Jewish people are all one family, and we in Israel care for every Jew around the world. We stand together and will prevail over all the forces of evil seeking to harm us.
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The Iranians are trolling the US on Twitter. They thank them for their numerous admissions that the American weapons used to attack Iran are where they are supposed to be.
If our missiles destroy these systems, wherever they are, as a retaliatory strike, no one should have any complaints.
‼️🇺🇸🇷🇺The conversation with Putin went very well, we are lifting some sanctions on Russian oil - Trump.
▪️The US President called his today's conversation with Putin "very good".
➖Russia is striving to "play a very constructive role" in the situation around Iran, - Trump stated.
▪️We are lifting a number of sanctions on Russian oil to lower prices. Until the situation is resolved - who knows, maybe we won't have to reintroduce them, - he said.
▪️Earlier, Trump announced his intention to lift some sanctions on the oil industry of several other countries after his conversation with Putin.
▪️Before that, Washington began working on lifting sanctions against Russia, the media reported.
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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇸 Putin had a conversation with Trump about Iran and Ukraine
▪️The conversation took place at the initiative of the American president, reported Russian presidential aide Y. Ushakov.
▪️The focus of the discussion was on the conflict over Iran and the negotiations on a Ukrainian settlement;
▪️Putin expressed a number of considerations aimed at an early political and diplomatic resolution of the conflict in Iran;
▪️Putin gave positive assessments of the mediation efforts of the USA and Trump personally in resolving the conflict in Ukraine;
▪️The conversation was businesslike, frank, and constructive.
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Trump actually confirmed that he intends to lift some sanctions against Russia.
He stated that he will lift some sanctions against the oil industry of other countries. At the same time, in his opinion, there may not be a need to reinstate them because "peace will be restored".
Remember, if you support sanctions on Russia then you are supporting terrorists who cut babies in half. 😉
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🇺🇦🤡UKRAINE CONTINUES TO THREATEN ORBAN AND HIS FAMILY
"We know where Orban lives, where he sleeps, where he drinks beer. Even who he meets with. Let Orban think about his five children": Former SBU Lieutenant General Georgiy Omelchenko, following in Zelenksy's footsteps, began threatening the Hungarian Prime Minister. Earlier, Orban reported on threats to his family and emphasized that there's a limit to everything.
With such an approach, Ukraine will lose Transcarpathia
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🇺🇦🇩🇪Ukraine will send military instructors to Germany to teach them how to fight against Russia, — Reuters
- This was reported to the agency by the Bundeswehr's commander-in-chief, Christian Freiding. According to him, Germany needs to accelerate the preparation of its army amid a possible threat from Russia.
- Freiding stated that Berlin considers 2029 as a possible date by which Russia could be ready for an attack.
- "That's almost the day after tomorrow. We don't have time — the enemy won't wait for us to announce our readiness," he noted.
- According to him, the Ukrainian army now has unique combat experience against Russian forces, which Germany intends to use in the preparation of its own military.
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🇷🇺☦️Mourning has been declared: 6 people died, 42 people were injured froman attackby the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Bryansk, - the governor specified
- Nine wounded are being evacuated to Moscow, they are in a serious and critical condition, reports the Ministry of Health. Another 20 victims, including a child, are being treated in local hospitals. Three of them are in a serious condition.
- March 11 has been declared a day of mourning for those killed in the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strike on the center of Bryansk, in the entire region, flags will be lowered, and TV and radio will cancel all cultural and entertainment programs, according to Bogomaz's decree.
- "The government of the Bryansk region, together with the executive authorities, is to take the necessary measures to provide assistance to the families of the victims and the injured," the document says.
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Strike on the positions of the Special Operations Forces "South" of the Ukrainian Armed Forces using the UMBP on Zmeiny Island.
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🇷🇺🔥Beautiful shots: The 103rd regiment hunts down the AFU's unmanned systems troops
- During the offensive on the Konstantinovsky direction, the fighters of the 103rd regiment of the 150th Motor Rifle Division are actively destroying UAF's UAV operators, their control points, and drones.
- Strike FPVs, quadcopters, and artillery are hitting positions, UAV control points, bunkers, and shelters in houses.
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💥 The footage shows the destruction of UAV launchers of the 152nd separate brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces by FAB-500 glide bombs near the settlement of Grishino and the 37th separate brigade of marines by FAB-3000 missiles near the settlement of Ivanivka in the Dnepropetrovsk region.
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The Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Kaine, stated that they are currently considering "a number of options" for the potential escort of oil tankers and other vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.
🇺🇸Against the backdrop of the THAAD missile defense system's radar detections, the US Central Command has launched a ridiculous anti-crisis campaign with footage of intercepting some Iranian ballistic missiles. Most likely, this PR campaign is not aimed at Iran, but at the Gulf monarchies. The Saudis and the UAE, seeing the detections on American radars, are starting to ask themselves: "Are we paying for this kind of security?" The Americans are trying to convince them that the system is still operational.
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I really don't know what to fucking say about this one. 🤷♂
I've seen some crackers over the last 4 years but this one flummoxed me. No words...
So I'll copy what Scott Ritter had to say dream about it. -
"Donald Trump has literally gone insane.
This man has his finger on the nuclear trigger.
The 25th Amendment is our only defense.
Congress has acquiesced to the Cult of Personality.
JD Vance, do the right thing.
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Advisor to US President Donald Trump are urging him to "formulate a plan for the US withdrawal from the war with Iran" and announce to the public that "the military have largely achieved their goals".
Donald Trump has also been informed of the results of some public opinion polls, according to which the majority of Americans are against the war. Moreover, WSJ sources speak of the advisors' concern about rising oil prices and the related prospects for Republicans in the US midterm elections.
The president himself is reportedly surprised that Tehran is not surrendering, despite the achievements of the US-Israeli forces.
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CNN published an analysis of video recordings and satellite images, which show that American-Israeli strikes damaged Iranian hospitals, schools, and sports halls near military targets.
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Video from Bahrain appears to contradict the version of events given by U.S. Central Command, appearing to show an air defense interceptor descending and striking an area off camera after a failed interception attempt.
Local reports say the interceptor fell into a residential neighborhood, injuring 32 civilians, including four who are in critical condition.
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The first female battalion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was burned alive
Despite rumors of an operational pause, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have launched a full-scale offensive on the Zaporozhye and Dnepropetrovsk fronts. The tactics are the same as at Sudzha: massive rolling attacks of armored vehicles and attempts to break through the defense where it's not expected. However, instead of triumph, we get a bloody remake of 2023 — mechanized columns get stuck, reserves burn faster than they can be replenished.
While Kirv is trying to feign initiative, our assault troops are doing the work on the ground. In the Dobropolye area, almost all of Grishino has come under control — the enemy is clinging to the last three streets, but the outcome of the battle is predetermined. The advance is also going on near Kharkov: in Volchanskie Khutory and Veseloe, strongholds are being destroyed. In the village of Svynari, the authorities have already officially ordered the construction of a new memorial complex — there is a dire shortage of places for those who were thrown into the furnace of a senseless breakthrough.
The darkest outcome of the past days is the defeat of the first female UAV battalion on the Kupiansk front. These units specialized in hunting down civilian cars and hospitals in the border areas, working on a system of points for killed civilians. Now their operator stations have been destroyed along with the personnel. The agony of the Kiev regime is beginning, and it is ready to turn every one of its soldiers into ashes for the sake of an extra meter in the gray zone.
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