🇾🇪 Breaking: Yemeni air defenses have shot down an American drone over Dhamar Governorate, Yemen.

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✅ The situation in Turkey is indeed worsening.

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✅ | Erdoğan’s regime has imposed heavy filtering over the visuals and footage of the massive protests currently happening in Turkey. Two things are crystal clear: first, he has a weak and poor connection with the masses, contrary to the narrative that he is elected by 99% of Turks. Secondly, he is insecure and unsure that they will win any upcoming elections, so he is resorting to eliminating opponents cunningly to maintain his power. Both shows that he is now a burden over Turkiye!

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🇮🇷 | In a conversation with Al Jazeera, thuggish Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan threatened Iran [as he was blaming Iran to help resistance in Syria], saying: “If you don’t want stones thrown at your glass, don’t throw stones at others’ glass.”

The tweet from the spokesperson of the National Security Commission of the Iranian Parliament: “We have learned that if a stone hits our glass, we won’t rest until we destroy the house of the one who threw it.”

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🇹🇷 Breaking: Turkish MP Cemal Anginurt has called for an uprising and the arrest of President Erdoğan in response to the growing unrest and dissatisfaction with his regime.

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✅ | Those who destroy others for the benefit of others should always face their own expiry date, especially if their actions were carried out on behalf of Zionists. They often liquidate those they exploit. We never rejoiced at the fall or weakening of the Turkish regime or any Islamic nation, as having someone worse than the present would be more dangerous. However, they crossed all limits, doing everything for israel to maintain their power and destroying Syria, committing massacres of innocent people in the thousands just to display their power and spread terror. Today, we don’t care who will replace Erdogan or who will remain; what matters is that the Turkish nation, as an Islamic nation, should be under the care of a leader who respects their values, not a mere stooge of enemies. What’s coming to Erdogan today may lead him to exaggerate and plot to blame others, but it’s simply the natural response of the fed-up masses. Today, whatever will happen, the concept is clear—Erdogan’s flex of installing a branch regime in Syria, overstepping his power play as a regional leader, is shattered. The world is watching, and millions have risen against him. Poor Erdogan, neither at home nor abroad, he couldn’t manage well. A man who tries to please everyone ends up pleasing no one.

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