🇮🇹🇪🇸 Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has called for Spain to be suspended from the Schengen zone after hundreds of migrants entered its exclave of Ceuta from Morocco. "I am in favour of closing the Schengen area with Spain," Mr Tajani wrote on X. "Irregular and uncontrolled immigration poses a danger to national security. The images coming from Ceuta show how the Madrid Government's decision to grant Spanish, and therefore European, citizenship to over 500,000 irregular immigrants is profoundly wrong and encourages human trafficking," The data coming from the Spanish Civilian Guard estimates rather conservatively that more than 40,000 individuals have crossed the border into Spanish territory. The town is in uproar as chaos is swiftly erupting. Clashes between natives and newcomers are already taking place, with the Spanish Ministry of Interior turning down calls for a national emergency situation to be officially declared.

ZIONIST attack on Spain, Migration as a weapon against societies 🇪🇸💬🇲🇦(🇺🇸🇮🇱🇬🇧) Ceuta Under Siege: Migrant Wave Hits Spain as Morocco Deepens Ties With Washington and Tel Aviv Thousands of migrants stormed the Ceuta border from Morocco this week — Spanish authorities report 1,500 to 2,000 entries over the past ten days, with several thousands more crossing overnight and Thursday alone. At least 9 people have died in the attempt. Madrid is deploying the Armed Forces to the border, with PM Pedro Sánchez traveling to Ceuta Friday alongside the interior minister. Morocco has spent the past months cementing itself as Washington and Tel Aviv's foremost regional partner. It renamed a 1,055-km highway through occupied Western Sahara the "President Donald J. Trump Highway." It's now preparing troops for deployment to Gaza as part of the so-called International Stabilization Force — a force hand-picked by Israel, granted legal immunity by Israel's Security Cabinet, permitted to operate only where Israel approves, and requiring sign-off from Israel's own prime minister, defense minister, and foreign minister before any personnel set foot in the Strip. Rabat has also hosted hundreds of rabbis for religious pilgrimages this year, deepening the normalization track it opened via the Abraham Accords. And now, thousands of predominantly young men are being funneled toward Spanish territory. Why Ceuta and not Melilla? The likely calculation: Ceuta sits directly on the Strait of Gibraltar, while Melilla faces the open Mediterranean further east. If Morocco's long-term goal is pressuring Spain into ceding ground on Ceuta specifically, control there — even de facto, through demographic pressure and chaos — would hand the Anglo-Zionist axis effective command of both shores of the Strait, the chokepoint between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. That would be a far greater strategic prize than Melilla, which offers no comparable leverage over global shipping lanes. Spain, notably, is one of the few European governments to have taken real steps on Palestine — recognizing statehood, restricting arms transfers, and drawing repeated criticism from Washington over it. Trump has made his contempt for Madrid's government clear, needling Spain over NATO spending and floating tariff threats. A destabilized Ceuta, pressured by a Moroccan government tightly aligned with Washington and Tel Aviv, is not a coincidence sitting next to that friction — it's leverage.

—🇮🇷/🇪🇬/🇮🇱 Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi: ‘Egypt is considered a friend and important partner in the region, and its security constitutes an utmost priority for us. We must all remain vigilant toward Israeli schemes and ‘false flag’ operations that aim to undermine regional peace. The [Zionist] threat is clear, shared, and it fears Muslim solidarity.’

2015: A Saudi-led coalition to attack Yemen 2026: A Saudi-led coalition to defend Saudi Arabia from Yemen.

🇩🇪 Berlin is drawing up secret plans to strip federal states of authority — under the pretext of guarding against a "Russian invasion" — should the AfD win power regionally, The Telegraph reports. Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government is developing legal mechanisms allowing federal authorities to override individual state governments on national security and defense matters. Named internally: preventing "traitor states" from blocking NATO troop movements. Berlin fears AfD-controlled state governments — after the party's expected gains in eastern state elections this September — could delay allied forces moving through key logistics corridors nicknamed "NATO's roundabout" in the event of a supposed Russian attack. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has floated restricting AfD-linked state officials' access to intelligence briefings entirely, citing the party's alleged Russia ties. The AfD has said it wants "very good relations" with Russia. Its poll numbers keep climbing — while Merz's own approval rating sank to 13% in July.

🇧🇾🇵🇱 Belarusian intelligence tipped Poland off about a terror attack plotted on its soil targeting opposition figure Svetlana Tikhanovskaya’s children, according to Roman Protasevich, a former operative of Belarus’ State Security Committee (KGB). “The attack against Svetlana Tikhanovskaya’s underage children was being planned by former journalist Denis Dashkevich, who had long dreamed of staging some radical incident,” he wrote on Telegram. Dashkevich decided to take such action after Polish authorities “officially designated him as a national security threat and launched a deportation process,” while Tikhanovskaya refused to help him, Protasevich added.

🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱| The Mossad & CIA are actively trying to find the location of Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, the leader of Iran … but have failed so far and are scratching their heads because they can’t find a single trace. They’ve hacked security cameras, used special spyware to track him with no luck.

Although China has not confirmed or denied this: 🇮🇷🇨🇳 China Gives Iran 400 New Missiles To Hunt U.S. And Israeli Jets Iran is preparing to receive up to 400 Chinese QW- and FN-series man-portable air-defense systems within weeks in a transfer valued at $60–70M. Hundreds of mobile launch teams would make low-altitude operations over Iran far more dangerous for U.S. and Israeli aircraft. 🔸 The QW-12 uses a dual-band infrared seeker designed to distinguish real targets from countermeasures. During a public test in 2022, the missile ignored eight decoy flares before striking its target. 🔸 The FN-16 adds another modern infrared-guided weapon against low-flying aircraft, helicopters, drones and cruise missiles, strengthening the short-range layer of Iran’s air-defense network. 🔸 MANPADS do not require large fixed radar sites. Small teams can disperse around air bases, missile facilities, ports, energy infrastructure and likely approach routes, fire from concealment and relocate immediately afterward. 🔸 Their infrared guidance also gives attacking aircraft little warning before launch. Stealth may reduce radar detection, but it cannot remove the heat produced by an aircraft’s engines. 🔸 The threat is no longer theoretical. On March 19, an infrared-guided surface-to-air missile damaged a U.S. F-35 operating over Iran, wounded its pilot with shrapnel and forced the aircraft to make an emergency landing. 🔸 Iran is also expanding its mobile air defenses through a $580M Russian package covering 500 Verba launchers and 2,500 missiles. Together, the Chinese and Russian systems could create thousands of concealed firing positions across the country. The Pentagon can locate and strike a fixed air-defense battery. Hunting hundreds of small teams carrying shoulder-fired missiles is a much harder problem. Every valley, rooftop and concealed position can become a threat once American aircraft descend. Can U.S. jets still operate at low altitude once Iran disperses hundreds of new MANPADS?

—🇮🇷 Iran’s exiled Crown Prince, Reza Pahlavi, has privately considered suspending all political ambitions and abandoning his campaigns, after increasingly negative coverage in the media and a sense of futility; however, he has not yet made a final decision on the matter – Source MES —🇮🇷 Those with knowledge of the matter say that Iran’s exiled Crown Prince, Reza Pahlavi, is worried about ruining his reputation among his fans and getting into financial trouble, should he retire from politics – Source

🇮🇷🇧🇬 Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned his Bulgarian counterpart Velislava Petrova in a phone call over Sofia's agreement to host US military aircraft at Bezmer Air Base to support US operations against Iran. He called the decision "condemned, unacceptable, and contrary to the traditional friendly relations between the two countries," urging Bulgaria to urgently reconsider. Araghchi added that Iran will not hesitate to defend its national security against any hostile action. "Any party that participates in any way in a military attack against Iran must accept responsibility for the consequences," he said. Petrova replied that Bulgaria does not intend to take part in the war.

After a fairly long period of solely striking Russian oil refineries, Ukraine has switched to exclusively striking Wildberries. The reason Ukraine switched to striking Wildberries is not because it sells drones and drone parts, or body armor, but because burning oil refineries didn't impact the civilian population enough. Sure, it burned great on videos, and it caused some temporary inconvenience of having to stand in lines to fill up your car, but it didn't impact civilian population enough. It's not even for economic reasons that Ukraine is striking Wildberries, not in a sense that it would impact the war machine in any way. Losing these warehouses doesn't affect the state budget in any meaningful way. Neither wildberries logistics is used for military, nor does the military buy drones on the marketplace. What it's doing however, is impacting small businesses. A major portion of shopping in Russia is done online. The sole reason for striking Wildberries, and it has been admitted by Magyar and Mikhuilo Podolyak, is to cause harm to the civilian population, which, by definition, is terrorism. Western "experts" will tell you it's to cause the social unrest enough, so that Russians revolt against the "Putin's evil regime." But in reality it's having an opposite effect and people are starting to question why we have been acting so merciful to our enemy. Unlike those Western "experts" and despite Zelensky comically holding charts of Putin's approval ratings for a photo op, his regime knows this too. The sole purpose of these strikes on Wildberries is just to harm the civilian population, and nothing else. Ukraine is a terrorist state. @BazaFromOlga

🇷🇺Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov has been added to Russia's list of individuals designated as terrorists and extremists.

🇮🇷🇺🇸IRGC claims it struck THREE F-35 fighter jets in response to US strikes on Qeshm Island "IRGC struck and destroyed four high-value targets, including F35 fighter jet hangars at an airbase and a US Army command center in Al-Azraq, Jordan" — IRGC

A few updates related: 🇺🇸/🇪🇬/🇮🇷 Egypt officially confirms two vessels were struck by drones in Damietta Port, including the U.S.-owned ‘ENERGOS WINTER’ LNG storage ship 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 President Trump lost his temper during a security meeting, shouting and cursing out of frustration over the military options presented to him and the lack of progress toward a deal with Iran – NBC 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 In an American strike on a civilian area in Qeshm last night, an Iranian family was martyred — 🇮🇶/🇸🇦 Iraq has begun the first phase of its retaliation against Saudi Arabia

🇮🇱🇵🇸⚡️ — ABC: You have genocide scholars, you have humanitarian groups, and the UN, who have all said that Israel has committed war crimes. Would you say that you bear any responsibility? Netanyahu: Not for war crimes. I think that's hogwash.

🇷🇺🇺🇦🇵🇱 Russia carried out one of its largest combined missile attacks of the year, with the main cruise missile wave spreading across Western Ukraine and briefly raising concerns over a possible incursion into Polish airspace. At least 70 missiles of various types were reportedly used throughout the attack, including Kh-101 and Kalibr cruise missiles, Iskander-M ballistic missiles, KN-23s, modified S-300s and Zircon hypersonic missiles, alongside a large number of Geran-2 and Gerbera drones. The most notable aspect of the strike was the route taken by the Kh-101s. Instead of concentrating primarily on Kiev, multiple groups crossed central Ukraine through Poltava, Cherkasy, Kiev, Vinnytsia and Khmelnytskyi before dispersing toward Lvov, Ternopil, Volyn and Ivano-Frankivsk. This represents a noticeable shift from many recent large-scale strikes, which have generally focused on Kiev or a smaller number of strategic targets. Rather than massing missiles against one city, Russia forced Ukrainian air defence to respond across nearly the entire western half of the country. The western oblasts are strategically significant as they form Ukraine's main logistical corridor with NATO. Military aid, ammunition, equipment and humanitarian supplies arriving through Poland are distributed via transport networks running through Volyn, Lvov, Ternopil, Khmelnytskyi and Ivano-Frankivsk, making the region one of the country's most important support arteries. Several missile groups approached Lvov from the southeast, with repeated explosions reported as additional waves arrived. Other strikes were reported near Kalush, Poltava, eastern Kiev, southern Khmelnytskyi, the outskirts of Vinnytsia and Haisyn. During the final phase of the attack, one Kh-101 group was tracked close to the Polish border south of Chełm. Monitoring channels suggested one or two missiles may have briefly crossed into Polish airspace before disappearing from Ukrainian radar coverage. However, this has not been independently confirmed, and alternative explanations include terrain masking, very low-altitude flight or loss of radar coverage. Polish F-16s were scrambled and air raid sirens sounded in Lublin as the missiles approached the NATO border. The alerts were later lifted after the immediate threat appeared to pass. Overall, the strike suggests an effort to stretch Ukrainian air-defence resources over a much broader battlespace while increasing pressure on the country's western logistical network, rather than focusing primarily on Kiev as seen in many previous large-scale attacks.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 — U.S. Central Command announced its forces carried out a major wave of strikes across Iran in response to Iran's attempted missile attacks on U.S. forces in Jordan yesterday. ➡️ Airstrikes targeted dozens of IRGC sites, including military command centers, missile and drone facilities, coastal surveillance and air defense positions, and maritime assets. ➡️ CENTCOM said the strikes were intended to further degrade Iran's ability to threaten U.S. forces, commercial shipping, and neighboring Gulf states, as well as the capabilities of Iran-backed proxy groups.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 — Earlier tonight, an explosion was heard in Sirik, southern Iran. Most likely U.S. airstrike.

🇸🇦🇾🇪 — Saudi Arabia is expected to announce a new multinational Red Sea military coalition aimed at countering the Houthi (Ansarallah) efforts to restrict shipping through the Bab al-Mandab Strait as early as Thursday, Al-Monitor reported. ➡️ The coalition would be headquartered in Riyadh under Saudi command, with around 50 countries invited to participate, including the United States, Egypt, Pakistan, Türkiye, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Djibouti, Somalia, and Sudan. However, U.S. participation has not yet been decided, and officials said Washington's support is seen as essential for the initiative's credibility. ➡️ France, Germany, and Italy are waiting on the U.S. decision before committing, while Oman is considered unlikely to join because of its role as a mediator with Iran. The UAE had reportedly not yet been invited.

Alarmed by shifting U.S. public opinion, Israeli officials are pursuing a long-term strategy to more deeply embed Israel within America's military and national security establishment, making the alliance harder for future administrations to unwind, according to a confidential CIA assessment. Source: Capital & Empire