- The new Middle East trade corridor emerges after the Strait of Hormuz is closed
- Who is the real enemy in Lebanon?
- When Gold Dethroned the Dollar’s Proxy
- Trump stops Netanyahu and the satellite images of the US bases confirm Iran’s precision
- Israel and Lebanon talk amid escalating war as the country faces collapse
- Israel escalates airstrikes amid Gaza suffering despite ceasefire
- Secret Israeli Military Footprints Inside Iraq?
- The UK began the destruction of Palestine in 1948 and supports Israel while they annex Gaza and the West Bank
Author: Steven Sahiounie
Most OPEC+ nations want to preserve the April conditions of the deal and reduce oil production by 7.7 million barrels per day starting July, but there are some objections, a source in a delegation said on Wednesday. OPEC+ countries plan to hold a two-day video conference on June 9-10 to discuss the energy market situation and the first results of the deal. Prior to that, on June 8, the OPEC+ ministerial monitoring committee will hold talks. Some members of the alliance do not rule out that oil reduction parameters, especially those related to the period starting in July, could be…
According to the South China Morning Post, the group was arrested ahead of planned demonstrations against the new bill that would criminalize insulting the Chinese national anthem, the March of the Volunteers. Police in Hong Kong arrested 16 protesters, including three individuals carrying petrol bombs, early on Wednesday as demonstrations broke out ahead of a controversial new national anthem bill that will be debated by the Chinese region’s Legislative Council, media have reported. The legislation could see those that disrespect the anthem face up to three years in jail and a fine of up to $6,450. Earlier on Wednesday, riot…
At least six people have been killed, and three others were injured in a shooting incident that occurred in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern province of Asir, the state-owned Saudi Press Agency reported on Wednesday, citing the province’s police spokesman. Spokesman Lt. Col. Zaid Mohammed al-Dabbash said that the incident took place in the province’s Umwah district on Tuesday morning, adding that those injured were taken to a local hospital to receive medical attention. According to the official, the necessary procedures are currently being completed to transfer the case to the Public Prosecutor’s office. A video of the shooting, the authenticity of…
The president accused the social media giant of “completely stifling FREE speech” late Tuesday, warning that he would not allow this to continue after the microblogging platform put a “get the facts…” flag under his tweets about mail-in ballots. US President Donald Trump doubled down following his spat with Twitter on Wednesday morning, accusing it and social media platforms as a whole of “totally” trying to “silence conservative voices”, and warning that he and Republican lawmakers would “strongly regulate or close them down, before we can ever allow this to happen.” “We saw what they attempted to do, and failed,…
An explosive detonated on a highway in the Idlib region of Syria earlier in the day wounding soldiers from a Turkish military convoy, leaving some in critical condition. Aerial footage, allegedly showing the moment of a roadside bomb blast in the Idlib region in Syria, has been shared on Twitter. In the video, fumes of white and black smoke caused by the explosion are seen rising into the sky from what appears to be a warehouse situated on the roadside. The targeted vehicle is seen pulled over nearby before it was enveloped by the smoke cloud. The camera also focused on…
The reported incident comes just over a month after a similar ambush which led to the loss of a vehicle carrying US troops and Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) militia, the predominantly Kurdish militia group which enjoys de facto control over part of northeast Syria. Several people were reported injured in that attack. Three US soldiers and five members of the SDF militia have been injured in an attack on a convoy at the junction of the village of Rwaished (alternative spelling ‘Rouished’) along the administrative border between the provinces of al-Hasakah and Deir ez-Zor, SANA has reported, citing local sources. The…
Washington has consistently objected to NATO-member Turkey acquiring the Russian-made S-400 missile systems, claiming they were incompatible with security standards of the alliance and might compromise the operations of the new US fifth-generation F-35 fighter jets. Turkey is committed “in principle” to its earlier announced plans to activate the Russian-made S-400 missile defence systems acquired last year, despite procrastination due to a spate of issues, Turkish Presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin was quoted as saying by France 24 on Monday. Speaking in an interview, the spokesperson referred to the COVID-19 pandemic as having delayed the matter of activation, slated originally for April, and…
Two of the five Iranian oil vessels have already arrived in Venezuela. The first one, the Fortune, docked at El Palito refinery. The arrival of the tankers in the midst of the blockade and gasoline shortage which have racked the country is geopolitically significant for a number of reasons. The Iranian oil tanker Fortune docked at dawn on 24 May at El Palito refinery in Venezuela. The vessel’s journey had been followed for three weeks, since it was known that, along with four other tankers, Forest, Petunia, Carnation and Faxon, the ship had departed Iran for the Caribbean. Much of the country…
United Nations (UN) experts have disclosed a secret military operation by several Western countries in Libya that is aimed at supporting Libyan rebels under the command of military strongman Khalifa Haftar by interrupting Turkey’s shipment of arms to the government in Tripoli. The UN said in a confidential report seen by the German news agency DPA that at least 20 people, all members of privately-owned military companies in Australia, France, Malta, South Africa, Britain, and the United States, had been involved in the so-called “Project Opus” to support the Libyan rebels. The report said the mercenaries boarded a cargo plane…
Liberation of southern Lebanon shattered Israel’s invincibility myth: Hezbollah deputy chief
The second-in-command of Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement has hailed the 2000 liberation of southern Lebanon from the Israeli occupation as a “turning point” in the history of the Middle East, saying the victory shattered the Israeli military’s invincibility myth. Hezbollah Deputy Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem made the remarks on Monday as Lebanon was celebrating the 20th anniversary of the end of Israel’s occupation, Lebanon’s Arabic-language al-Manar television network reported. The official said thanks to the blow dealt to the Israeli military two decades ago, “we have moved from the stage of despair to hope, from surrender to resistance, from humiliation…
