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— 🇺🇸/🇮🇶 President Trump: ‘I love Iraq. What an incredible country.’
(He is currently meeting with the Iraqi Prime Minister at the White House)
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(He is currently meeting with the Iraqi Prime Minister at the White House)
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇦🇪 NEW: The IRGC targeted and disabled two more violating oil tankers, one Emirati-flagged and one Liberia-flagged
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— 🇺🇸/🇮🇶 President Trump: ‘I’m a student of history. I know a lot about the history of Iraq.’
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I even called for a lunch that wasn't scheduled.
I don't think I've ever done that where we didn't have lunch and say, "Let's have lunch." You know why? Because I like him.
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❗️Trump claims he personally blocked Turkiye from entering the US-Israel war on Iran on the Iranian side
During the NATO summit in Ankara, US President Donald Trump claimed that his personal diplomatic intervention single-handedly stopped Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from mobilizing Turkiye's massive military against Israel.
Praising Erdogan's hospitality and touting Turkiye's formidable millions-strong armed forces, Trump asserted that Erdogan "wanted to" and "was going to" intervene on Iran's side due to his deep hostility toward Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Trump used the narrative of his supposedly war-preventing influence to justify rewarding Turkiye, publicly dangling the return of advanced F-35 fighter jets and the lifting of defense sanctions despite vocal, furious protests from Netanyahu.
The claims have sent shockwaves through the summit, triggering an immediate diplomatic fallout as Israel fiercely lobbies Washington against equipping a country it labels a volatile regional threat.
During the NATO summit in Ankara, US President Donald Trump claimed that his personal diplomatic intervention single-handedly stopped Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from mobilizing Turkiye's massive military against Israel.
Praising Erdogan's hospitality and touting Turkiye's formidable millions-strong armed forces, Trump asserted that Erdogan "wanted to" and "was going to" intervene on Iran's side due to his deep hostility toward Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Trump used the narrative of his supposedly war-preventing influence to justify rewarding Turkiye, publicly dangling the return of advanced F-35 fighter jets and the lifting of defense sanctions despite vocal, furious protests from Netanyahu.
The claims have sent shockwaves through the summit, triggering an immediate diplomatic fallout as Israel fiercely lobbies Washington against equipping a country it labels a volatile regional threat.
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❗️Japan building first spy agency since World War II with western help
Japan is building its first centralized intelligence agency since World War II, privately seeking advice from the US, Australia, and Germany on technology, staffing, and priorities, The New York Times reported on 13 July.
The agency is budgeted at roughly $407m, expected to be operational by December, and set to coordinate around 33,000 intelligence personnel across the police, defense ministry, and foreign affairs ministry.
It forms part of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's push to shed postwar restrictions on defense and security in response to what Tokyo calls multiplying threats from China, Russia, and North Korea.
The plan has drawn criticism from China, which accuses Takaichi of militarism, and from Japanese lawmakers such as Mizuho Fukushima, who said the agency "infringes upon the right to privacy and other rights and paves the way for a surveillance society."
Japan is building its first centralized intelligence agency since World War II, privately seeking advice from the US, Australia, and Germany on technology, staffing, and priorities, The New York Times reported on 13 July.
The agency is budgeted at roughly $407m, expected to be operational by December, and set to coordinate around 33,000 intelligence personnel across the police, defense ministry, and foreign affairs ministry.
It forms part of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's push to shed postwar restrictions on defense and security in response to what Tokyo calls multiplying threats from China, Russia, and North Korea.
The plan has drawn criticism from China, which accuses Takaichi of militarism, and from Japanese lawmakers such as Mizuho Fukushima, who said the agency "infringes upon the right to privacy and other rights and paves the way for a surveillance society."
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Trump 'Hit The Breaks' On Israeli Plan For Kurdish Invasion Of Iran: Report Israeli intelligence reports say Kurdish groups were 'eager' to join the operation with US and Israeli air support Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's inner circle is blaming…
7/10 - Erdogan, JD Vance 'blocked' CIA-Mossad Op For Kurdish Invasion Of Iran: Report
The Turkish government reportedly feared that chaos resulting from regime change in Iran would create new threats on its border
Turkiye prevented an Israeli and US-backed Kurdish invasion of Iran at the start of the war on the Islamic Republic, i24News reported on 8 July.
Kurdish militias were reportedly ready to begin the ground operation, but the US canceled it due to “opposition” from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Senior Israeli sources told i24News that US intelligence agencies had planned the Kurdish operation for months. The role that Israel's foreign intelligence agency, Mossad, might have played was not discussed with the Israeli channel.
US intelligence agents held meetings with Kurdish armed groups, while providing them with weaponry and military training.
Israeli officials claimed that US Vice President JD Vance played a role in blocking the US-Israel-backed operation by leaking details to Turkish officials, allowing them to stop it.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
Related: 5/30 — Trump 'Hit The Breaks' On Israeli Plan For Kurdish Invasion Of Iran: Report
5/30 — IRGC Foils US Arms Shipments To 'Terror Groups' Near Border With Iraqi Kurdistan
5/13 — ❗️Trump says Kurdish groups only 'fight when they get paid', rebukes them for refusing to join US-led campaign against Iran
4/5 — President Donald Trump Admitted On Sunday That The United States Attempted To Send Weapons To Anti-Government Protesters In Iran Earlier This Year, Speaking In A Phone Interview With Fox News’ Trey Yingst.
3/8 — Israel Bombs Western Iran To Open Path For CIA-Backed Kurdish Invasion: Report
3/3 — Trump open to arming Kurdish separatist groups to serve as ‘boots on ground’ in Iran: Report
1/25 — Israeli Propagandist Calls On 'Angel Investors' To Fund Iran Destabilization Efforts
1/19 — Kurdish Separatist Militia Admits Targeting Iranian Security Forces During Recent Riots
1/16 — Iran Has Released a Footage Showing a Highly Trained Group of Individuals (Most Likely Mossad) Preparing an attack in Iran on Thursday, 8 January
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The Turkish government reportedly feared that chaos resulting from regime change in Iran would create new threats on its border
Turkiye prevented an Israeli and US-backed Kurdish invasion of Iran at the start of the war on the Islamic Republic, i24News reported on 8 July.
Kurdish militias were reportedly ready to begin the ground operation, but the US canceled it due to “opposition” from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Senior Israeli sources told i24News that US intelligence agencies had planned the Kurdish operation for months. The role that Israel's foreign intelligence agency, Mossad, might have played was not discussed with the Israeli channel.
US intelligence agents held meetings with Kurdish armed groups, while providing them with weaponry and military training.
Israeli officials claimed that US Vice President JD Vance played a role in blocking the US-Israel-backed operation by leaking details to Turkish officials, allowing them to stop it.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
Related: 5/30 — Trump 'Hit The Breaks' On Israeli Plan For Kurdish Invasion Of Iran: Report
5/30 — IRGC Foils US Arms Shipments To 'Terror Groups' Near Border With Iraqi Kurdistan
5/13 — ❗️Trump says Kurdish groups only 'fight when they get paid', rebukes them for refusing to join US-led campaign against Iran
4/5 — President Donald Trump Admitted On Sunday That The United States Attempted To Send Weapons To Anti-Government Protesters In Iran Earlier This Year, Speaking In A Phone Interview With Fox News’ Trey Yingst.
3/8 — Israel Bombs Western Iran To Open Path For CIA-Backed Kurdish Invasion: Report
3/3 — Trump open to arming Kurdish separatist groups to serve as ‘boots on ground’ in Iran: Report
1/25 — Israeli Propagandist Calls On 'Angel Investors' To Fund Iran Destabilization Efforts
1/19 — Kurdish Separatist Militia Admits Targeting Iranian Security Forces During Recent Riots
1/16 — Iran Has Released a Footage Showing a Highly Trained Group of Individuals (Most Likely Mossad) Preparing an attack in Iran on Thursday, 8 January
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Erdogan, JD Vance 'blocked' CIA-Mossad op for Kurdish invasion of Iran: Report
The Turkish government reportedly feared that chaos resulting from regime change in Iran would create new threats on its border
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Be a good citizen and register your biometrics for your new CURP (Mexican Digital ID) and also complete the new mandatory phone registry so the Mexican government can kidnap and kill you when required! ¡Viva México! ¡Viva Globalismo! 🇲🇽📲🛂 https://www.crashoutmedia.com/p/the-onslaught-on-journalists-in-mexico
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VIDEO | Egypt's national football team returns home carrying the Palestinian flag.
Following Egypt’s historic 4-2 penalty shootout victory over Australia on 3 July, which secured the team's first-ever advancement to the Round of 16, head coach Hossam Hassan celebrated on the pitch at Dallas Stadium by waving the Palestinian flag.
In emotional post-match remarks, Hassan dedicated the win to the "good and noble" Palestinian people, stating, "My heart and soul are with them."
Egypt was later eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup following a 3–2 loss to Argentina in the Round of 16 on 7 July.
Following Egypt’s historic 4-2 penalty shootout victory over Australia on 3 July, which secured the team's first-ever advancement to the Round of 16, head coach Hossam Hassan celebrated on the pitch at Dallas Stadium by waving the Palestinian flag.
In emotional post-match remarks, Hassan dedicated the win to the "good and noble" Palestinian people, stating, "My heart and soul are with them."
Egypt was later eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup following a 3–2 loss to Argentina in the Round of 16 on 7 July.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US advances plans to build an Iraq-Syria oil pipeline to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
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BREAKING: Benjamin Netanyahu has denied President Trump’s request for Israel’s troops to withdraw from Syria and Lebanon.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 President Trump says the US will strike Iran's power plants and bridges next week.
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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: The U.S. is ‘outraged’ at Israel, after American refueling planes are no longer allowed to land at Ben Gurion Airport
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇧🇭 BREAKING: Iran has decided to attack Bahrain again
Explosions are being reported.
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Explosions are being reported.
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇰🇼 NEW: Kuwait reports that Iran struck a Kuwaiti Navy vessel tonight, resulting in 4 injuries
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇺🇸 Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, Kazem Gharibabadi:
‘The U.S. has not merely ‘violated’ the Memorandum of Understanding. With tonight’s action (naval blockade) the MoU has been completely dismantled.
(Iran is no longer bound by the MoU.)
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‘The U.S. has not merely ‘violated’ the Memorandum of Understanding. With tonight’s action (naval blockade) the MoU has been completely dismantled.
(Iran is no longer bound by the MoU.)
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