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🇸🇾⚡️🇸🇾 More from Hamdy Arnous’s #archive: clashes in Ramouseh near Aleppo. My favorite part is the D-30 howitzer crew in action. Several guys from the video are now serving in the Syrian almost Arab Army. 😆 Subscribe

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🇸🇾🇱🇾 Libya has returned to Syria the Il-76 that evacuated the real SAA to Libya in 2024. Guess who authorized the return of the plane and who will be piloting it now 😆 Subscribe

🇸🇾🇺🇸🇮🇱 Oh, the big boss has arrived in Damascus. Ask him how many weapons he supplied to the Druze separatists in Suwayda, and while you’re at it, ask about the Zionist helicopters over Daraa. Actually, don’t bother. We all know there is only one country that can put an end to the turmoil in southern Syria 😆 Subscribe

🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦🇾🇪🇺🇸 Yemeni Armed Forces: Footage of striking enemy reinforcements led by Saudi officer Faris Al-Shammari and destroying a number of their armored vehicles and equipment east of Madghal district in Ma'rib - November 12, 2026 @stayfreeworld

Re: southern Yemen : Lahij-Taiz - Southern Yemen 🇾🇪 Heavy fighting was and is continuing near Shattin (geo: 12.90134, 44.01815) AnsarAllah have made considerable advances towards the coastline. Southern forces did build defence berms, one has been overrun, another is protecting the coastal road. Southern forces are engaging Houthis around Shattin with the aim of preventing them from reaching further south.

A noteworthy map demonstrating the historic divide between north and South Yemen. 🇾🇪 Currently AnsarAllah / Houthis need to capture Marib, as Dali, Taiz as well as clear Saudi incursions in the north. This could be a future scenario where Yemen becomes de facto divided again.

Yemen 🇾🇪 11 November: Marib - claims of YNA capture of Mass Camp are premature and false. No geolocated footage has come out of the area. However YNA is advancing towards it, attempting to create a larger buffer zone to protect Marib, which was recently shelled from Houthi BMs

So both Google and Apple Maps have been blurring satellite imagery from sensitive areas. I can’t tell you how dumb this is. Unless they’re trying to hide sensitive components in specific areas it reminds me of how Yandex would blur out areas in Russia (No, not the Pantsir towers)

Любимые ТОСы. И не только мной - вся редакция получает удовольствие от работы этих чудо-машин химиков, вспоминая виденые результаты работы их.

🇮🇷🗣️🇶🇦🗣️🇺🇸 Perhaps it’s time to acknowledge that Qatar is acting as a mediator in the negotiations with the United States? It’s impossible to keep this under wraps given the sheer number of flights. ❓ Or is it still premature to discuss this? 😆 Subscribe

🇮🇷⚡️🇺🇸 Washington’s Strategic Impasse: The Flaws of Trump’s Iran Policy The Trump administration finds itself caught in an acute strategic dilemma over Iran. Currently, the White House faces three core options: a direct military strike, a negotiated diplomatic settlement, or a sustained economic blockade. Over the past several weeks, President Trump has extensively reviewed military contingencies drafted at his own request, yet he has repeatedly stopped short of authorizing an operation. Simultaneously, the diplomatic track—spearheaded by Vice President JD Vance—has stalled due to the president’s reluctance to offer the substantive concessions required to bring Tehran to the table. To justify this paralysis, the White House publicly cites appeals from Persian Gulf states, including Qatar and other regional actors, who are lobbying Washington to avert a full-scale war. In reality, however, the administration is largely using regional pushback as political cover to avoid pulling the trigger. In practice, Trump has gravitated toward the doctrine championed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: maximum economic strangulation, predicated on the belief that mounting domestic pressure will eventually force the Iranian regime to capitulate. Yet this protracted standoff is already exacting a heavy toll on the U.S. economy, emerging as a primary driver of the domestic cost-of-living crisis. Persistent Middle East instability and the looming threat of energy supply disruptions have driven up fuel and logistics costs, stoking inflation at home. Further complicating Washington’s calculus is the Strait of Hormuz, which has effectively become a strategic trap for the United States. Washington lacks the capacity to unilaterally secure the waterway, restore safe transit, and guarantee uninterrupted oil flows without getting drawn into a full-blown conflict. Consequently, the White House is locked into a classic Catch-22: any attempt to seize control of the strait by force risks triggering a region-wide conflagration and a severe global energy shock. Conversely, continued inaction threatens to permanently erode the credibility of American military deterrence and its status as the guarantor of global maritime trade. Ultimately, relying on economic attrition is, at best, a stopgap measure. The fatal flaw of this «neither war nor peace» posture is that it presupposes Iran’s passive compliance. However, Tehran’s leadership—up to and including the Supreme Leader—has signaled unequivocally that it will not tolerate the current status quo. Viewing the economic blockade as an existential threat that demands active resistance, Iran will inevitably move to break out of its isolation. Such maneuvers will almost certainly force Trump’s hand, setting off a chain reaction that could spiral into a major regional war. The central question facing Washington is no longer whether a direct confrontation can be avoided, but rather when it will erupt. 😆 Subscribe

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🇸🇾🇸🇦🇾🇪🇮🇱 Right, because talking even more about shipping Syrian mercenaries off to Yemen is definitely going to protect southern Syria's skies from the Zionists. It’s just not working yet, apparently 😆 Subscribe

⚠️ BREAKING: A shooting incident occurred in Tel Aviv. @R3SYST

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🇾🇪Photos | Footage of attacks on enemy Saudi Arabian military vehicles and troop concentrations in several fronts using "Rajoum" drones - November 11, 2026. 🌟Subscribe / Send news / Boost

🇷🇺🤝🇮🇷 A short dive into the history of Russia–Iran relations: On February 26, 1921, a treaty was signed between Soviet Russia and Iran, releasing Iran from its debts to Tsarist Russia. All Russian concessions, highways, railways, and telegraph lines built by Russia on Iranian territory were handed over to Iran. Under Article 6 of the treaty, the Soviet Republic was granted the right to deploy its troops to Iran if other countries attempted to use Iranian territory to attack the RSFSR or its allied states Russia and Iran may have had temporary issues, but they have long been resolved, and we are finally seeing a strategic partnership in the name of Justice/Rightness 😆 Subscribe

🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦🇾🇪🇺🇸 Yemeni Armed Forces: Scenes of attacks on enemy Saudi-affiliated vehicles and troop concentrations in several fronts using Rajum drones - November 11, 2026. @stayfreeworld

🇱🇧"Until I meet God, stained with my blood. 💛 11/11,Martyrs'Day 🌟Subscribe / Send news / Boost

2/ 🔴📍 What’s more revealing is the terrain mis-match. The Houthis quickly took Jabal Numan, Aghbar + Rasin, allowing them to advance quickly across the southern lower terrain. This was a similar tactic used in the capture of Mocha port. Southern forces have responded to this by retaking part of Jabal Khaboub but it may already be too late… It’s quite possible that AnsarAllah maybe 20-25km from the southern coast. Remember heavy fighting so we do not know exact geolocations so far. Follow on X : x.com/war_cube