Global Update

Qatari Minister Lolwah Al-Khater delivered a sharp and unequivocal message to Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu:

“Do not speak on our behalf, and do not invoke our name to justify your political agendas. We neither seek nor accept your version of ‘liberation.’ What we demand is simple—respect our sovereignty and leave us to determine our own future.

Your continued interference only fuels conflict and instability in our region. These wars are not ours, and they are not our responsibility. Stop projecting your failures onto others and shaping global realities as if they were scenes from a Hollywood script. The world is not a movie—and our lives are not your narrative to control.”

Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin just dropped a massive statement that’s blowing up everywhere: “All Muslims in the Middle East should stand in solidarity with Iran.”

But his FULL message is even stronger: “The Muslims in Middle East should show more unity than now. Iran is fighting against Dajjal. Why you don’t join the Last Call? Don’t you hear the sound of Angel’s Trumpet?”

Iran is fighting the Antichrist (Dajjal) according to Dugin… and he’s calling every Muslim to UNITE RIGHT NOW!

This is 100% REAL – posted today from his official account. Not fake, not edited.

Is this the beginning of something huge? Will the Muslim world answer the call?

🔴BREAKING | Saudi Arabia has agreed to open the King Fahd Air Base in western Saudi Arabia, to U.S. forces for operations against IRAN.

Yemen's HOUTHIS Have Announced That If SAUDI ARABIA, JORDAN Or The UAE Try To Intercept A Missile Heading Towards ISRAEL, They Will Be Treated As Part Of ISRAEL...

“We Warn The ARAB Countries, Especially Jordan, Saudi Arabia, And The UAE, Against Intercepting The Missiles Coming From IRAN And YEMEN And The Entire Resistance Axis Against The Zi@nist Entity. Any Country That Intercepts The Axis's Missiles Will Be Treated As An Inseparable Part Of The Zi@nist Entity, And He Who Is Warned Has No Excuse...”

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Reports claim women donating gold in Iran
Reports circulating online suggest that women in Iran are donating gold to support the nation during ongoing tensions.
The development, if accurate, reflects a strong sense of public participation and sacrifice during difficult times.

Do you think such acts of sacrifice can influence national resilience?

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian says country is ready to resolve all issues with Gulf countries.

Azerbaijan sends 82 tons of humanitarian aid to Iran.

Breaking News:
Turkey has reportedly refused to support any military action against Iran, delivering what many are calling a major diplomatic setback to the United States.
Officials indicated that they will not allow their territory or bases to be used for such operations, emphasizing unity and regional stability over conflict.
The statement highlights growing divisions in global alliances and raises questions about the future direction of geopolitical strategies in the Middle East.

BREAKING: Iran’s Supreme Leader calls for unity between Afghanistan–Pakistan

Mojtaba Khamenei has drawn international attention after making remarks about global nuclear policy and disarmament. In a recent address, he called for the United States to move toward nuclear disarmament and referenced historical events to highlight the broader debate over nuclear weapons.

During the statement, Khamenei mentioned the Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan in 1945, noting their lasting impact and the role such history plays in discussions about nuclear responsibility and global security.

He also referred to concerns raised by some governments regarding fairness within the Treaty on the Non‑Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). Critics of the current system often argue that nuclear weapons remain concentrated among a limited number of countries while others are restricted from developing them.

Analysts say the remarks come at a time of heightened tensions between Iran and the United States, with ongoing debates about nuclear policy and regional security. Observers note that such statements are often part of broader diplomatic messaging aimed at international audiences.

As discussions about nuclear policy continue worldwide, references to historical events and global treaties remain central to debates about security, responsibility, and future arms control efforts.

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