🇺🇸❌🇮🇷 — BREAKING: President Trump is considering an initial limited military strike on Iran as a way to pressure Tehran into agreeing to a nuclear deal, according to WSJ.

➡️ The opening assault, which if authorized could come within days, would involve hitting a small number of military or government targets, with the possibility of expanding the campaign if Iran does not agree to restrict its nuclear program.

🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷📝 Anon: The option for a limited strike against Iran is a gamble but the likelihood of Tehran conceding to Trump's (Israel's) maximalist demands of dismantling its nuclear program and its missile arsenal is next to none.

Another option is that this article is part of a deception campaign by the United States which aims to fool the Iranians into believing that an imminent strike is merely part of negotiations and not in fact a threat to the regime’s survival. This places the Iranians in a dilemma. When strikes happen, are they in a use it or lose in scenario? Or are they warning strikes. They might not know until it’s too late.

If you’re in the Iranian govt’s position what do you do? You’re playing with a lot of risk here and you’re getting mixed messages. Is the regime actually in danger? Are you willing to take that risk?

@CIG_telegram

🇺🇸👽📁 — President Trump has decided to distract the American people from the Epstein files by releasing files about aliens and UFOs.

🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Events in the Rai-Alexandrovka direction (Slavyansk direction) are not progressing well for Ukraine right now.

Russia has intensified their offensive operations and are making steady advances through some of the most fortified parts of the frontline. Ukrainian counterattacks aimed at slowing Russia's advance have failed, and Russian infiltration groups are reaching areas further and further west along the southern bank of the Seversky Donets River, penetrating strongpoints which were supposed to have stalled any Russian offensive west of Seversk.

Some forward units have already advanced 20 km since the fall of Seversk (from positions east of the city) and are closing in on the strategic city of Nikolaevka from two directions.

If Ukraine doesn't redeploy sufficient forces here soon, this front could blossom into a catastrophe not only for the Lyman direction, but also for the cities of Slavyansk and Kramatorsk which are not prepared for battle, and still hold more than 150,000 civilians.

🔗 AMK Mapping

🇮🇷❌🇮🇱🤝🇺🇸 — Image shows the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) crossing the Strait of Gibraltar.

➡️It has now entered the Mediterranean sea and is expected to be off Israeli shores by Sunday.

🇺🇸 Most legal immigration to America is not for workers. It's chain migration.

In any given year 65-70% of immigrants come on a family sponsorship. About 85% of all family sponsorships are from immigrants themselves, not native-born Americans.

Immigrants can bring in their spouses, unmarried children under 21, married children of any age, their parents, and their siblings. All of these individuals can then sponsor their own families.

Oh, and most have access to the welfare system.

🔗 White Papers Policy Institute

🇺🇸 The US economy is now reliant on older Americans like never before:

Americans aged 55+ now represent 45.3% of all US consumer spending, the highest in at least 28 years.

This is nearly DOUBLE the ~28.0% seen in the early 2000s.

By comparison, those aged 54 and younger are down to just 54.7%, from ~72.0% in 2000.

The gap between the two groups has narrowed by ~35 percentage points over the last 25 years and is on track to converge for the first time in history.

This comes as 73.7% of all US wealth is held by those over 55, up from 56.2% in 2000, according to Fed data.

The US wealth divide is accelerating.

🔗 Kobeissi Letter

🇺🇸⚔️🇨🇳 Bloomberg reports that American and Chinese fighter jets "faced off" over the Yellow Sea on Wednesday

Around 10 US fighter jets on Wednesday departed an airbase in Pyeongtaek for drills above international waters off South Korea’s western coast. While the US planes didn’t enter China’s air defense identification zone, Beijing scrambled planes as they neared that region, according to the report.

What makes the incident unusual is that the air drills were carried out without informing any South Korean military or public official in advance, with Seoul learning about the incident after it happened.

🔗 https://archive.ph/LZwBp

🇺🇸 The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that US president, Donald Trump's decree to enact tariffs is illegal!

All revenues collected from tariffs will have to be returned, meaning upwards of 100 billion USD.

@CIG_telegram

🇺🇸 US consumers appear stretched thin once more, as the personal savings rate falls to 3.6%, its lowest level since October 2022.

🔗 AF Post

🇺🇸🪖🗺 — Over the last 24 hours, as noted by observers, the United States Air Force continued to operate a major airbridge to the Middle East, moving in additional tankers, air defense assets, and fighters as the U.S. prepares for war with the Islamic Republic of Iran.

🔗 OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical)

🇺🇸 American political commentator, Nick Fuentes:

Golden Age Update:
• Tariffs rescinded and refunded
• 3 million unreleased Epstein Files
• Iran War restarting soon
• Ukraine War ongoing
• Minneapolis surrendered to illegals
• Mass deportations cancelled
• Greenland invasion cancelled
• Midterm defeat guaranteed

🔗 Nicholas J. Fuentes

🇺🇸 In one of the most anticipated rulings in decades, the US Supreme Court has ruled President Trump's "emergency" tariffs ILLEGAL.

This exposes the Trump Admin to a potential $175+ BILLION in "tariff refunds."

What happens next?

After 5+ months, the Supreme Court's ruling was released.

The Court ruled IEEPA does NOT authorize the President to impose tariffs.

IEEPA is the law Trump used to impose tariffs, which gives him "special economic powers" during a national emergency involving foreign threats.

First, the ruling specifically applies to IEEPA tariffs, including:

1. 25% tariffs on most Canadian imports
2. 25% tariffs on most Mexican imports
3. 10% (later higher) tariffs on many Chinese imports
4. 10%+ "reciprocal tariff" on all countries

MANY others are unimpacted.

This exposes the Trump Admin to a potential of ~$175 billion in refunds.

However, these refunds are all but certain.

The ruling states Trump must “point to clear congressional authorization" to impose tariffs.

Congress could STILL pass a bill to approve these tariffs.

That said, we do NOT expect tariffs to go away anytime soon.

Tariffs under Section 301, Section 232, and other trade laws remain.

This includes 7.5%-25% China tariffs, 25% steel tariffs, 10% aluminum tariffs, and many others.

The effective tariff rate can remain above 10%.

🧵 Kobeissi Letter