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Putin: "We sold Europe gas at $150. 'Too expensive,' you said. Now you pay $1,000 — and with empty storage, $1,500 this winter. You got what you asked for."

🇨🇱 “History is ours, and people make history.”

September 11, 1973. Salvador Allende’s final address to the Chilean people.

On another September 11, Chile’s democratically elected government was overthrown by the military following years of U.S. interference and covert action against Allende.

Three years earlier, President Richard Nixon had ordered the CIA to prevent Allende from taking power or remove him if he did, authorizing at least $10 million for the effort. CIA Director Richard Helms’ handwritten notes recorded Nixon’s infamous instruction: “Make the economy scream.”

Allende refused to surrender. As the military surrounded and bombarded La Moneda, he delivered this final radio address to his people. He died inside the presidential palace later that day.

The dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet that followed lasted nearly 17 years. Chile’s own official records document 1,469 victims of forced disappearance, 1,747 executions and 31,856 victims of torture under the dictatorship. More than 40,000 people have been officially recognized across the broader categories of political imprisonment, torture, execution and disappearance.

And the dictatorship became a laboratory for the radical free-market program associated with the Chicago Boys. When Chile’s economy collapsed in 1982–83, GDP fell 16% over two years, unemployment reached 30%, roughly half the population fell below the poverty line, and the state ultimately absorbed enormous losses from the collapsed financial system.

53 years later, remember Chile’s September 11.

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⚡️Two Majors #Summary as of the morning of September 12, 2026

▪️Last night, the enemy launched another massive attack on Russian regions. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that from 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM, 230 aircraft-type UAVs were intercepted and destroyed over 12 regions, Crimea, the Sea of Azov, and the Black Sea. In the Samara region, industrial enterprises were attacked, one person was hospitalized, and several apartment buildings were damaged. An evacuation center has been opened for residents. In Taganrog, non-residential buildings caught fire after debris fell, but there were no casualties.

▪️Throughout yesterday and last night, strikes were carried out on enemy territory. In Kiev, aircraft-type UAVs hit gas stations in the Dneprovsky and Obolonsky districts, with a second strike hitting one of the locations. By evening, the Ukrainian side reported two deaths and 12 injuries. In Dnepropetrovsk, the number of wounded increased to 18 after an attack on an enterprise. Last night, the Russian Armed Forces launched a massive combined strike. The Ministry of Defense reported that metallurgical enterprises involved in military production were hit in Zaporozhye, Dnepropetrovsk, and Krivoy Rog, as well as port and strategically important transport infrastructure in the Odessa region. A warehouse of military supplies was hit in Gostomel. Ukrainian air defense reported the use of ballistic missiles, eight "Caliber" missiles, six X-59/69 missiles, and 129 UAVs, with the main focus of the attack being the Odessa region. Hits were reported at 20 locations.

▪️In the Sumy *direction, the "Sever" Operational Group reports the advance of our assault groups in the area of Khotyn. Heavy fighting is taking place near Kiyanitsa and south of Mogrytsa, and infantry fighting is occurring near Ulanovo. Aviation, artillery, and UAVs were used in the areas of Velikaya Pisarevka, Esman, Novaya Sech, Pushkarevka, Koryenka, and Novaya Guta. According to the command's assessment, the enemy is regrouping..

▪️In the Kursk *region, a 37-year-old man was fatally wounded when a Ukrainian UAV struck a car in the village of Glushkovo. Doctors tried to save him, but the injuries were incompatible with life
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▪️In the Belgorod *region, a FPV drone struck a car in Oktyabrskye late in the evening. A woman was killed, and three people were injured, including a 9-year-old boy with serious injuries. A drone also attacked another car in Rzhevka, injuring five people, including three children. A man suffered a traumatic amputation of his arm and leg, and his condition is critical. In total, in these two attacks, one person was killed and eight were injured, four of whom were children.

▪️In the Kharkov *direction, intense counter-battles are continuing. The "Sever" Operational Group reports that a counterattack by two assault groups of the 58th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was repelled in the Liptsy area. In the Volchansk direction, advances were reported near Malaya Volchya, and two servicemen of the 1st Border Guard Detachment of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine were captured. In the Velikoburluk direction, according to the grouping, an attempt by a combat group of the 159th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade to break through was thwarted. The enemy is actively using heavy R-18 "Vampir" MLRS to supply forward groups. The Ukrainian General Staff acknowledged ten of our attacks in the Lyman, Kazachya Lopana, Siminovka, Vilcha, and Komissarovo directions in the past 24 hours.

▪️In the Kupyansk *direction, fighting is taking place in the areas of Moskovka, Zapadny, and Kondrashovka. The Ukrainian General Staff reported six of our attacks in the directions of Radkovka, Tischenkovka, Kurilovka, and Kovsharovka. There has been no significant change in the situation in the past 24 hours

▪️In the DPR, two civilians were killed and seven were injured as a result of UAV strikes in the past 24 hours. In Maloyanisol, a strike hit a repair crew of "Donbassgaz," killing two workers and wounding four. An "Rossety" service vehicle was attacked in Krasnaya Polyana, and a firefighter from the Ministry of Emergency Situations was wounded in a second attack in the Shakhtarsk district. Six residential buildings, four civilian infrastructure facilities, an ambulance, and other vehicles were damaged.
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▪️In the LNR, six civilians were injured in the past 24 hours. In the Lutuginsky district, a UAV struck a gasoline tanker at a gas station, injuring two workers. A bread truck was attacked near Orekhovo, injuring the driver. Three more civilians were injured in the Svatovskiy and Kremenetsky districts. Sixteen municipalities were under fire. The Pasichnik reported destroying approximately 100 air targets over the territory of the republic in the past 24 hours.

▪️In the Krasnolimansky *direction, the situation remains tense. Russian sources report the transfer of reserves of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the northern part of Lyman and to the Drobyshevo-Sadki section. Heavy counter-battles are taking place near Novy and Redkudub, and there are reports of fighting in the areas of Kolodezi and Ivanovka. A large number of enemy Hornet drones are complicating our logistics. The Ukrainian General Staff acknowledged seven of our attacks in the directions of Novyegorovka, Novoselovka, Drobyshevo, Lyman, and Dibrova in the past 24 hours.

▪️In the Druzhkovsky *direction, our forces are maintaining pressure and storming Alexeevka-Druzhkovka, and fighting and clearing "pockets" on the flanks are underway. Ukrainian sources report systematic use of KAB glide bombs on the southern part of Druzhkovka and acknowledge the advance of Russian units near Novomarkovo. The Ukrainian General Staff counted 22 of our attacks in the Konstantinovsky direction in the past 24 hours, including in the direction of Druzhkovka.

▪️In the Dobropolsky *direction, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the liberation of Novogrishino. "Rybar" notes the continuation of offensive actions near Dobropole and the presence of uncleaned areas with units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine between Shevchenko and Belitsky. Counter-battles are taking place on the eastern approaches to Dobropole, and there have been no significant changes on the ground on the Zolotoy Kolodez-Gruzskoye line.

▪️On the Zaporozhye *front, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the liberation of Zorevka. Reports indicate tactical successes in the area of Stepnogorsk and north of Pavlovka, and continued pressure in the area of Orekhovo. The Ukrainian General Staff reported six of our attacks in the Gulyaipol area and one in the direction of Pavlovka.

▪️In the Kherson *direction, there have been no significant changes in the line of contact. Our forces are striking at identified enemy positions and rear areas. Russian sources report 29 shelling incidents in populated areas on the left bank in the past 24 hours, and the consequences are being clarified. The Ukrainian General Staff did not record any offensive actions by our units in the Dnepr section in the past 24 hours.

This summary was prepared by:⚡️Two Majors

🌅 COMBATE Morning Roundup | September 12, 2026

• Xi offers China's help to de-escalate Gulf war at BRICS — Xi told the New Delhi summit the war has inflicted heavy losses and Beijing is ready to work for Middle East peace, announcing China will chair BRICS in 2027. Leaders agreed a declaration condemning unilateral war by any country.

• Trump says Iran war will end "very soon" — He told Fox the war ends after November's midterms and oil will come "tumbling down." Iran's parliamentary security chief Azizi said Tehran will not negotiate until Washington accepts its terms.

• Hormuz route accord to be signed Monday — Pezeshkian said an Iran-Oman deal on joint passage will be signed with Gulf foreign ministers present and notified to the IMO; the strait will reopen only if the US ends its siege, he said.

• Iran and UAE leaders meet for first time since Hormuz tensions — Pezeshkian held talks with the UAE president and Abu Dhabi's crown prince on the BRICS sidelines, a meeting framed as signaling de-escalation and regional economic cooperation.

• IEA: Saudi oil supply at 30-year low — Saudi crude supply fell to 6 million barrels per day in August, the lowest in more than three decades, as pipeline attack fallout simmers.

• Ansar Allah says Bab el-Mandeb shipping runs normally — Senior official Hizam al-Assad said passage is normal after the movement completed control of strait-adjacent territory; Sanaa told Riyadh to accept that Yemen is no longer under its domination.

• Israel destroys Hezbollah tunnels, triggering 4.1 "quake" — The IDF said the Ali Taher ridge network was demolished to complete a "security zone." Lebanon's Aoun visited Nabatiyeh and said no new negotiations are underway.

• Gaza death toll reaches 73,783 — The Health Ministry said 174,738 have been wounded since October 2023, as Israeli ceasefire violations continued across the strip on Saturday.

• Russia strikes Ukrainian arms-linked steel plants overnight — Precision weapons hit metallurgy in Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih and Kiev plus Odesa port infrastructure. Zelensky said he would meet Putin at December's G20 in Miami if Putin attends.

• North Korea fires missiles after allied drills — Several short-range ballistic missiles flew about 250 km from Wonsan, a day after US-South Korea-Japan exercises; the IAEA says Pyongyang built a new Yongbyon enrichment site.

• Hungary demands EU compensation over Russian energy — PM Magyar said national budgets cannot bear war-driven fuel costs; Putin noted European gas near $1,000 per 1,000 cubic meters versus $150-180 under Russian supply.

• Venezuela seeks first lady's release from US custody — Lawyers asked a New York court to free Cilia Flores over a severe heart condition, saying her Brooklyn detention center cannot provide needed care.

📖 Full report: https://telegra.ph/COMBATE-Digest---combate-20260912-1200Z-09-12

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🇺🇦💥🔫 Hostómel: cuando otro 'almacén civil' explota como un arsenal

No han pasado ni dos semanas y ya vuelve a suceder: otro almacén ucraniano, aparentemente civil, vuela por los aires en una zona residencial y las detonaciones secundarias revelan que estaba lleno de municiones. Esta vez sucedió en la ciudad de Hostómel, también en las afueras de Kiev.

❗️Este es al menos el cuarto incidente de este tipo registrado cerca de Kiev en las últimas semanas.

Los informes de los primeros días de la operación militar especial —que sostenían que el almacenamiento de municiones ucranianas entre viviendas civiles era un mito de la propaganda rusa— una vez más quedan desmentidos por la realidad a la luz de estos acontecimientos.

Ya hemos visto cómo las FFAA de Ucrania esconden sus tropas en zonas residenciales, hacen cuarteles en hospitales, escuelas e incluso iglesias. El caso de Ucrania demuestra que la población civil es vista simplemente como un escudo humano.

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#Europa #Rusia #Ucrania

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Jet fuel can't melt steel beams

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🇾🇪❌️🇸🇦 According to pro-Saudi Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) sources, around 2,000 militants have been captured by Ansarullah forces on the Hanish and Zuqar Islands in the Red Sea.

The PLC militants were informed via communications that Mahdi al-Mashat, head of the Ansarullah Supreme Political Council, had issued a presidential amnesty for those who laid down their weapons.

They surrendered shortly afterward.

Source: https://t.me/OSINTWarfare

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🌆 COMBATE Evening Roundup | September 12, 2026

• Saudi Arabia blames Iraq for pipeline attack, shuts East-West line — Riyadh said the drone strike near Riyadh and Medina was launched from Iraqi territory and it held off retaliation at Baghdad's request. Iraq condemned the attack and dismissed a Maysan military operations commander.

• Iran fires anti-ship cruise missiles at "violating vessels" near Hormuz — The IRGC Navy also reported hitting a US drone; a blast heard on Qeshm was an air-defense test. Tehran says the strait stays under its armed forces' full control ahead of Monday's Oman talks with Gulf states and Iraq on safe navigation.

• Israel warns Bab al-Mandeb now deadlier for shipping than Hormuz — The channel past Perim island is only ~3 km wide, putting vessels in anti-tank range, an official told Channel 12. WaPo quoted a Saudi-backed official saying the Yemen offensive was prepared for months and directed by Iranian personnel — "the first day Iran really started winning the war."

• Bessent boasts of "suffocating" Iran; Araghchi hits back — The US Treasury Secretary put the blockade score at "140 billion to zero" and called Iranians "comical"; Araghchi said he stands "powerless and exposed" as trust in US finance erodes. WSJ: Vance and Rubio warned Trump Iran can resist past January 2029; Al-Mayadeen cited a senior official saying Trump seeks a return to talks.

• US weighs Defense Production Act to expand refining — Refineries run at 98% capacity; tanker freight hit a record ~$11.5 a barrel and AP data puts Iran's exports at 255,000 bpd, down from 1.85 million.

• Anthropic blocks Iran-linked AI operations; Iran seizes US underwater drone — The firm stopped an actor using Claude to track US warships and a Yemen-based cell seeking missile designs. TASS said Iran can reverse-engineer the captured Dive-LD; the UAE, alarmed by Iranian strikes, will disperse its 5-GW AI complex underground.

• Putin: European troops in Ukraine would mean war with Russia — He told the BRICS forum the bloc out-produced the G7 by 40% to 29% over five years; Modi met Putin and urged Pezeshkian to intensify Middle East peace efforts.

• Israel-Lebanon Rome round postponed — The two ambassadors will instead meet at the State Department on the framework deal; Israel struck south Lebanon again as IDF chief Zamir vowed: "We will not withdraw from Lebanon."

• Algeria severs diplomatic ties with the UAE — Algiers accused Abu Dhabi of destabilizing North Africa and the Sahel, escalating beyond its airspace closure.

• Medvedev: Lithuania will "disappear from the map" if it hosts nuclear arms — Belarus announced an army inspection; Germany's Russian gas cutoff has cost it over €50 billion; the AfD won Saxony-Anhalt with 43.8%.

• Colombia ends all dialogues with ELN and armed groups — "The false peace is over," President De la Espriella declared, citing no progress on disarmament or submission to justice.

📖 Full report: https://telegra.ph/COMBATE-Digest---combate-20260912-0000Z-09-12

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"By God, death seems to me nothing but happiness, and life with oppressors nothing but misery"

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🇺🇦✡️ Uman, Ukraine — thousands of Hasidic Jews held a prayer for peace in Ukraine. An estimated 46,000 pilgrims have already arrived in the city for the annual Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage.

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Mass celebrations in Yemen as the Yemeni Armed Forces expels invading mercenaries

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🌅 COMBATE Morning Roundup | September 11, 2026

• Gulf states and Iran to discuss Hormuz deal in Oman — Iranian and Gulf Arab foreign ministers meet Monday in Salalah to advance a Strait of Hormuz accord, several countries confirming attendance. NATO said separately that demining the strait falls outside its mandate.

• Trump refused the Saudi crown prince's plea to strike Yemen — Axios: Mohammed bin Salman twice called Trump seeking strikes on Ansar Allah as it closed on Bab al-Mandeb; Trump refused, keeping forces focused on Iran and Hormuz. Some 200 US troops are in Saudi providing intel, and CENTCOM's chief flew to Riyadh for emergency talks.

• UN warns Yemen entering a "more dangerous phase" — Envoy Grundberg said the war's fallout may not stay inside Yemen. Sanaa halted its advance after securing a fourth island and declared an end to western-coast clashes, warning that Saudi strikes on liberated ports or airports will draw reciprocal responses.

• Vance bypassed the Pentagon for raw war assessments — The NYT reported the vice president called commanders directly and was told Patriot interceptor stocks and other critical munitions are running down, possibly eroding deterrence of China and Russia.

• Qatar's LNG exports collapse 96 percent — Bloomberg: the war disabled 2 of 14 Ras Laffan LNG trains requiring 3-5 years of repairs; deliveries fell from 509 to 18 over six months at a cost of about $24 billion, and Doha is negotiating long-term US LNG purchases.

• Oil passes $100 as IEA sees historic supply shock — WTI broke $100 and Brent neared $110, heading for its first weekly close above $100 since May. The IEA cut its 2026 supply forecast by 1.4 million bpd — a drop rivaling the four biggest shocks in 60 years — citing the war.

• Israel kills Hamas Khan Younis brigade commander — The IDF said it eliminated Muhammad Yazouri in a strike on Khan Younis. Lebanon's speaker Berri warned the ceasefire framework has collapsed, and Israel ordered a British team monitoring West Bank settler violence to leave.

• BRICS summit convenes in New Delhi — Putin met Modi as bloc finance ministers demanded IMF and World Bank reform; Rosatom said Russia-India nuclear deals are ready for signing, and Xi arrived on his first India visit in seven years.

• Kremlin puts Lithuania in its nuclear crosshairs — Peskov said Lithuania will be targeted by Russian nuclear weapons if it hosts them, calling Vilnius's plan to lift its ban "a new round of escalation."

• Russia strikes Odesa; EU adds €6.1 billion for Ukrainian arms — Overnight strikes hit Odesa port infrastructure, military-cargo vessels and a Kiev intelligence data center, while Brussels approved new weapons funding and pressed Belgium to unlock frozen Russian assets.

📖 Full report: https://telegra.ph/COMBATE-Digest---combate-20260911-1200Z-09-11

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Trump declaró que, si los republicanos obtienen la victoria tanto en la Cámara de Representantes como en el Senado en las elecciones intermedias, él pagará a cada ciudadano adulto de los Estados Unidos un dividendo de 5000 dólares.

Si los republicanos ganan, ustedes ganarán junto con nosotros, y recibirán 5000 dólares.

Esto se llamará "dividendos de Trump".

La cosa se ve que está tan jodida que tienen que comprar votos y probablemente ni por esas 😂


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Amerisrael's slaves got absolutely routed 😭

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🇾🇪❌️🇸🇦 Yemen's Ansarullah forces have captured over 2,600 square kilometers of coastal territory overnight.

Among the areas liberated is the coastal city of Mocha, which grants Ansarullah massive strategic access to the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait.

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🌆 COMBATE Evening Roundup | September 11, 2026

• WSJ: Iran resumes missile production in underground sites — Iran is assembling liquid- and solid-fueled ballistic missiles from stockpiled components at buried facilities including Khojir, despite US and Israeli strikes, while building new underground assembly plants. Output remains below pre-war rates.

• Iran fires electro-optical missiles at US warships; downs Saildrone — Tehran used optically guided missiles against US ships near Hormuz for the first time; CENTCOM confirmed the attempts but denied hits. The IRGC Navy destroyed a US Saildrone Explorer at the strait's entrance and declared Hormuz "blocked and under our control."

• Pentagon admits Iran "blew the hell out" of Bahrain base — Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao said damage to NSA Bahrain, home of the Fifth Fleet, left the USS Abraham Lincoln with nowhere to dock; a task force is weighing abandoning the facility.

• Yemeni forces take Hanish islands as Saudi-backed front collapses — Ansar Allah seized Greater and Lesser Hanish near Bab al-Mandeb and freed all prisoners from coastal jails; leaked radio caught Tareq Saleh ordering his forces' retreat. Satellite data showed a major fire on Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline south of Medina.

• Trump denies damaged jets; CENTCOM details blockade scale — Trump rejected damage reports hours after CBS put the Jordan toll at nine aircraft, saying the war ends "after the midterms, or maybe sooner." CENTCOM said it redirected 96 ships during its Iran blockade; Dubai's airports took 17 missile strikes in the war.

• Oil passes $109; US diesel hits record $6 a gallon — The IMF said Hormuz traffic is at one-tenth of pre-war levels and warned the global energy shock is not over. Bank of America sees $120-150 oil if major energy infrastructure is damaged.

• Israel blows up Hezbollah tunnel ridge in south Lebanon — The IDF detonated some 1,100 tons of explosives at Ali al-Taher, registering a 4.1-magnitude tremor, and declared its security zone complete while bracing for a Hezbollah response.

• Russia, China block sanctions revival at UN Security Council — Envoy Nebenzya vowed to obstruct any return of the Iran sanctions committee; Beijing blamed US strikes for the crisis. Washington said it recognizes Saudi Arabia's right to defend itself against Ansar Allah.

• BRICS summit opens in New Delhi — Putin arrived for the Sept 12-13 gathering alongside Xi Jinping, on his first India visit in seven years, with Iranian President Pezeshkian also attending.

• Lithuania moves to allow nuclear deployments; French debt riskier than Greece's — Vilnius targets early 2027 for lifting its constitutional ban on nuclear weapons. The ECB raised rates as war-driven inflation bites.

• Sochi hit by Ukrainian sea drones as Russia presses Kharkov — At least 28 people were wounded on Sochi's waterfront; Moscow said it downed 1,030 drones in a day and liberated two more settlements.

📖 Full report: https://telegra.ph/COMBATE-Digest---combate-20260911-0000Z-09-11

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🇸🇮🇮🇱 Thousands protest opening of Israeli embassy in Ljubljana, Slovenia

Thousands took to the streets of Ljubljana, Slovenia, yesterday as Israel opened its embassy in the city, with the rally drawing some prominent figures from politics, society, and culture.

The rally, titled "No to the Genocidal Embassy" and organized by the Iskra association, began near the embassy building, where the foreign ministers of Slovenia and Israel, Tone Kajzer and Gideon Saar, had attended the opening earlier that afternoon. Protesters demanded the embassy's closure, an end to economic cooperation with Israel, and a free Palestine, accusing Israel of carrying out genocide in Gaza and systematically destroying homes, hospitals, and civilian infrastructure.

Chants of "Stop the genocide" were already heard earlier in the day as Kajzer and Saar shook hands outside the Slovenian foreign ministry.

After speeches, demonstrators marched toward central Ljubljana, where police had reinforced their presence in anticipation, closing off several streets and intersections in the city center. Officers used dogs, tape, and barriers to hold protesters back from Hotel Plaza — where a reception was reportedly being held following the embassy opening — before the march continued toward the railway station and looped back near the Ljubljana Stock Exchange, where it concluded peacefully.

Separately, the Movement for Palestinian Rights submitted a proposal to Ljubljana's city council to rename the street where the embassy is located to Palestinian Street.

The city commission is set to vote on the proposal in October 2026.

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KHAMENEI (2019): The West is giving Saudi Arabia nuclear plants and missile factories. Let them build. I personally am not upset, because I know that, God willing, before long these will fall into the hands of Islamic mujahideen.

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The noose tightens

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