1. Ansar Allah’s Vengeance: Six Strikes Deep Inside the Kingdom
In a devastating retaliation for the Saudi massacre at the Ta’izz market and the bombing of civilian homes in Bani Hashish, the Yemeni Armed Forces launched six qualitative military operations deep inside Saudi Arabia. Using ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones, Yemen struck King Khalid International Airport and Aramco oil infrastructure in Riyadh, Aramco facilities in Khurais, Pumping Station No. 8 in Dawadmi, and National Guard troop concentrations in Najran, Al-Jawf, and Ma’rib. The Armed Forces reaffirmed the equation of “siege for siege, escalation for escalation,” vowing that Riyadh will pay a heavy price for every crime against women and children.
2. CENTCOM’s $20M Delusion and the Myth of US Victory
In a glaring admission of strategic failure, CENTCOM has posted a $20 million bounty for information on Iran’s supposedly “obliterated” nuclear program. PW’s latest analysis exposes the sheer absurdity of Washington offering millions and relocation packages for intelligence on capabilities it previously claimed to have completely wiped out. The bounty serves as undeniable proof that the US-Zionist military campaign failed to dent Tehran’s strategic deterrence, exposing the myth of American victory in the Third Imposed War.
3. The Zionist Mandate: Eisenkot Tasked as the Streets Chant Unity
The political paralysis of the colonial entity continues as Israeli President Isaac Herzog officially tasked Gadi Eisenkot with forming a government. Yet, the mandate is built on quicksand. On the streets of Tel Aviv, activists braved the rain to protest the deadlock, urging opposition parties to join forces with Arab lists to oust Netanyahu, chanting the powerful refrain: “Jews and Arabs refuse to be enemies!”
4. Baghdad Bows to Washington: The Border Blockade Exposed
Confirming the long-held accusations of the Iraqi Resistance, Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein admitted in an interview that the United States officially demanded Baghdad close all border crossings with Iran, except for just two. While Hussein claimed Baghdad “rejects interference,” the capitulation to Washington’s demand for an economic blockade of Tehran highlights the severe pressure the US is exerting to sever the logistical arteries of the Axis of Resistance.
5. Cisco’s Blood Money and France’s Fourth Week of Uprising
The complicity of Western corporate giants is laid bare: leaked memos reveal that Cisco secretly expanded its military ties with the Zionist entity during the Gaza genocide, repairing occupation intelligence networks and pursuing Project Nimbus cloud deals while dismissing internal employee outrage. Meanwhile, the imperial core burns: mass uprisings in France have entered their fourth week, with hundreds of thousands of workers and students defying brutal police repression to demand wage hikes and an end to austerity.
6. Paraguay’s Reckoning: Peña Arrested
The systemic collapse of US-aligned neoliberal regimes reaches its legal conclusion in South America. Following his impeachment over the Ueno Bank scandal that froze the savings of 3 million citizens, Paraguay’s ex-president Santiago Peña has been officially arrested, proving that grassroots uprisings can force accountability even in the most corrupt halls of power.
Also on the wire
Spain: PM Pedro Sánchez declared that Spain’s future will be decided by its people, vowing the country will never become a stronghold for the international far-right.
Poland: A shooter dressed in full military-style gear opened fire on people in Kraków.