Silent People

Pay attention to Ansar Allah's tactical movements, which may indicate preparations for the launch of ballistic missiles.

Trump begins to give the numbers, with increasingly strange statements in an attempt to calm the stock exchanges: first on Venezuela, then on the Strait of Hormuz and now on Yanbu, in Saudi Arabia. But the accounts don't add up.

Ansar Allah is keeping Saudi Arabia's economy, transport and infrastructure at gunpoint. How much does it cost the country to have purchased the most modern US and European military technology, which proved to be ineffective?

U.S. State Department, travel advisory for Saudi Arabia (10 October): Level 3, Reconsider Travel. Risks cited: drone and missile targeting of American interests by Iran and the Houthis, armed conflict, terrorism, exit bans and social media laws.

When Trump says: “Either Iran will give us everything, or it will be destroyed,” and the Europeans are silent, they are complicit and corrupt too, perhaps even worse than him.

Il Dipartimento di Stato americano ha invitato i cittadini statunitensi a non recarsi in Iran e ha esortato quelli già presenti nel Paese a partire immediatamente.

Russia and China are opposed to the extension of the arms embargo to all of Sudan and to all parties to the conflict, proposed by the United States to the Security Council.

Israeli helicopters open fire on the eastern areas of Gaza

Trump admits the exploitation of Venezuelan resources by the US: “We take these riches because we deserve them.” It also boasts daily billionaire earnings.

The most scandalous president of the Italian Republic is Mattarella: two terms, the silence on the Gaza genocide, the silence and then again the silence. He signed everything, keeping his distance.

This evening in Mashhad, a person who looked very similar to the Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was noticed. It wasn't him