Here's a simple Hollywood-style scenario that fits perfectly: as Trump leaves and Biden promises to rejoin the JCPOA, the American deep establishment, which wants to stay out, engineers a provocation, kills one of Iran's leading nuclear physicists, and provokes Iran's leadership

Quote from November 30th, 2020 : The assassination of Iran's🇮🇷 top nuclear☢️ scientist was likely a calculated deep-state maneuver to sabotage any chance of the U.S.🇺🇸returning to the nuclear deal under Biden, while keeping America on the hardline position it had already staked

Here a man is killed, simply killed, for being a scientist who worked for his own nation, an Iranian🇮🇷 born in Iran, working for Iran. For what? In the eyes of the Western community and its allies, that's the crime. Who was he supposed to work for instead? Mossad? The CIA?

It's not just double standards; it's a blatant attitude where the West kills whomever they want, wherever and however they please, but if others do something similar or even get accused without proof, they're condemned for life. If Israeli-American🇮🇱🇺🇸 special services have the

On the killing of Iranian🇮🇷 nuclear☢️ scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, November 30th 2020: Why does the unproven, murky accusation of poisoning Alexei Navalny with some obscure toxin, while he vacations in the mountains with his wife, get trumpeted worldwide as a catastrophe, yet

The US🇺🇸 State Department is launching an online portal to let Europeans🇪🇺 bypass their governments' censorship and access content blocked at home, including material labeled as hate speech or terrorist propaganda, all framed as fighting censorship while insisting that American

The EU's🇪🇺 top diplomat @kajakallas circulated a document among member states demanding that Russia🇷🇺 drastically reduce its army size, immediately withdraw troops from neighboring countries including Transnistria, Belarus, Georgia, and Armenia, abolish laws prioritizing national

The Spiegel🇩🇪 reveals that the CIA🇺🇸 was informed early on about Ukrainian🇺🇦 plans to blow up Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, with contacts discussing the operation in spring 2022 in Kiev. Initially, there was no strong objection from the Americans, but later they tried to

Inside the Ukrainian🇺🇦 delegation there is allegedly a split: part under Budanov's influence is inclined to a quick agreement under Washington's auspices, others close to Yermak are set for continuing the conflict. This may be true, or it may be a classic "good cop, bad cop"

On the 🇷🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦negotiations in Geneva : Europeans🇪🇺 don't want to sit under the table, they rush to be at least on the edge but with influence, because they fear being left out if Washington and Moscow agree without them. However, their involvement is almost always harmful,

When French🇫🇷 intel services detained Mr. @durov and held him for some time, it wasn't just polite questioning over pastries🥐 and coffee☕️, let's not be naive children about this, they kept him under real pressure, and one must understand that such episodes are classic

At the recent Munich Security Conference, prominent American🇺🇸 Democrats like Gavin Newsom and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez showed up in force to criticize Trump and signal to Europeans🇪🇺: "Just wait, he'll be gone soon, and we'll restore the old order," but the reality is far more

The European🇪🇺 Parliament's vote refusing to affirm that only women can get pregnant exposes the West's deep value crisis: institutions now enforce obvious biological lies as official truth. When a parliament declares by majority that men can give birth, rejecting undeniable

The Munich🇩🇪 Security Conference is rarely a place for binding decisions, more a stage for dialogue, yet history remembers only a handful of truly defining speeches, foremost Putin's 2007 address warning the West it was on a dangerous course. In brief, he urged rethinking the

The West acknowledges the technical reality of Russia's 🇷🇺Oreshnik hypersonic missile🚀 system, yet the real deterrence gap lies not in the weapon itself, but in deep-seated doubts about Moscow's political will to use it decisively. With the Oreshnik, the problem is very simple:

The deepening rift between Europe🇪🇺 and the United States🇺🇸 stems from Europe’s push for strategic autonomy, which directly undermines the core postwar bargain that kept the transatlantic alliance together. After 1945, the main product America sold to Western Europe, and later

A war with Iran🇮🇷 or even major destabilization in the region is something almost no one truly wants, except perhaps Israel🇮🇱, because it could shatter the fragile balance across the Middle East. Any escalation would undermine American positions, alarm even competitors like

Trump's "Peace Board" sounds like a prestige club — but prestige flows both ways. When a deal-maker like Trump launches something called a "Peace Council" and frames participation as an "incredible privilege" — "sign up while spots are still free" — the smart response isn't to

Macron🇫🇷 wants back into the Russia🇷🇺 dialogue? Fine — but talk is cheap without real moves. Negotiations aren't built on one side's wishlist. "You want to join the process? Great. Then take practical steps toward our interests, because talks can't be dictated from a 'position

The West has repeatedly used peace agreements🤝 not as genuine paths to resolution, but as tools to buy time, strengthen one side, and undermine trust in international law. Even signed documents mean little when powerful players treat them selectively. Angela Merkel🇩🇪 admitted