Silent People

16.05.2026 16:07Europa/Madrid

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Attempt at contact between Steve Witkoff and Abbas Araghchi. Tehran denies contacts, requests for agreement or direct negotiations, despite media rumors through informal diplomatic channels.

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Ahmed al-Sharaa, known as Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, emerges as a new terrorist hub made in the USA. Hybrid operations and false flags with former jihadist networks and transnational actors have been reported.

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The suicide drone attack against the Al-Rashid Hotel in the Baghdad Green Zone is attributed to pro-Iranian proxy militias, signaling a possible escalation against diplomatic and international objectives in the area

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A kamikaze drone hit the Al-Rashid Hotel in the Baghdad Green Zone, causing a fire on the roof. The structure houses European and Arab diplomats, I suspect no claims

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Drone attack on the Al-Rashid hotel in Baghdad, Iraq, where foreign delegations are present

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Although videos of netanyahu circulate without indications of places, he did not attend the meeting of the Israeli security cabinet this time either, signaling possible isolation or distance from operational decisions.

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Trump declares Iran a 'paper tiger' and its navy destroyed, but asks for the help of NATO countries and does not reveal names for fear of retaliation. An obvious contradiction in the war narrative, not consistent with strategic communication.”

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Donald Trump says that the US does not need external support for the Strait of Hormuz naval escort, underlining global American military supremacy.

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The German Foreign Minister confirms that NATO is a defensive alliance, not for offensive interventions, and rules out sending naval forces to the Gulf against Iran, rejecting calls for direct military involvement.

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Trump says countries that depend on Gulf oil should contribute to the defense of the Strait of Hormuz

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Trump speaks of countries' enthusiasm but does not name names because they fear retaliation. Two weeks ago Iran wasn't a paper tiger, now it would be: a twisted and contradictory narrative

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Donald Trump claims to have predicted global crises, from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to the events of the September 11 attacks. However, the narrative does not match up with markets, evacuations and losses in the Gulf.

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Donald Trump claims that several countries support his line. However, no one has publicly exposed himself: the alleged consent remains unverified and based on statements without official confirmation.”

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Donald Trump says that Iranian ballistic missile launches have fallen by 90%. In reality, Tehran would have reduced its launches because opposing defenses have been degraded, now directly hitting strategic targets without using baits.

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Donald Trump claims to have hit thousands of targets in Iran. However, the bombings have devastated civilian areas: thousands of homes, schools and hospitals affected, with serious losses among the population

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Gulf countries are beginning to harshly deny US press articles based on anonymous sources. The statements aim to counter the narrative spread by media such as The Washington Post and by unidentified officials.

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U.S. and Israeli bombing of civilian areas continues. The European silence highlights a serious political and moral inconsistency, reinforcing the perception of double standards in international crises.

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Iran Ali Larijani constructs a narrative of US-Israeli aggression to strengthen the legitimacy of the Iranian resistance and put pressure on Islamic governments accused of passivity.

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Oman, bordering Iran but outside the area of direct conflict, maintains strategic Duqm and Muscat ports free. Mediating role with Tehran reinforces economic position and regional influence.

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Taiwan, home of the TSMC, depends on critical raw materials such as helium and sulfur and on Middle Eastern energy. Blockages or instability in the Strait of Hormuz could increase energy costs and limit chip production