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Report: 🚨💥 !?

Israel sold over 24,000 weapons to Mexico, but the arms ended up in the hands of drug cartels.

Israel - unintentionally - contributed to fueling violence in Mexico.

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$500,000,000,000 has been wiped from the stock market since the US opening and honestly it is not hard to see why.

Trump’s Tariffs are crushing investors confidence and also the tension going between the United States and Iran.

When Stock fall this hard, every other thing is also affected including $BTC and other altcoins ($XRP - $ZEC )

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🔥 🚨JUST IN: IRAN SURROUNDED BY MOUNTING U.S. MILITARY THREATS — BUT WHERE ARE CHINA & RUSSIA NOW?
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Reports from the Wall Street Journal say that Iran is currently facing some of the most serious U.S. military threats in the past decade. Tensions remain high, and the situation is being closely watched by global powers.

However, the report suggests that Iran’s key allies — China and Russia — appear reluctant to provide direct military support or risk a direct confrontation with the United States on Iran’s behalf. While both countries maintain strategic and economic ties with Tehran, they may be avoiding actions that could escalate into a broader conflict with Washington.

This reflects a delicate balance in global geopolitics. Major powers often support partners diplomatically or economically but stop short of military involvement when risks become too high. Such positioning allows them to protect their interests without triggering direct war-level tensions.

For now, Iran seems to be navigating increasing pressure with limited external military backing. The development highlights how alliances are strategic — but not always guaranteed when confrontation becomes possible. 🌍⚖️🔥

🔥🚨MELONI VS MACRON CLASH GOES PUBLIC — EUROPE DIVIDED AFTER POLITICAL MURDER IN FRANCE! 🇮🇹🇫🇷
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A public clash has emerged between Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and French President Emmanuel Macron after the killing of a right-wing activist in Lyon. The incident has sparked strong political reactions across Europe, turning a criminal investigation into a diplomatic dispute.
Meloni described the attack and the actions linked to extremist violence as a “wound for Europe,” criticizing the rise of political radicalism. Macron responded sharply, suggesting that leaders who oppose interference in their own countries should avoid commenting aggressively on events in others — a remark widely seen as directed at Meloni.
In France, authorities continue investigating the murder of young nationalist Quentin Dérank, who was reportedly killed after a violent confrontation involving left-wing radicals. Among those arrested is Raphael Arnaud, linked to political circles connected to the “France Unbowed” party, who reportedly ended his employment after the arrest.
The attack occurred in Lyon during protests tied to a controversial political conference, further fueling tensions between ideological groups. What began as a local tragedy has now escalated into a broader debate about extremism, security, and political responsibility across Europe — and the disagreement between major European leaders shows how sensitive the issue has become. 🌍⚖️

🔥🚨MELONI VS MACRON CLASH GOES PUBLIC — EUROPE DIVIDED AFTER POLITICAL MURDER IN FRANCE! 🇮🇹🇫🇷
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A public clash has emerged between Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and French President Emmanuel Macron after the killing of a right-wing activist in Lyon. The incident has sparked strong political reactions across Europe, turning a criminal investigation into a diplomatic dispute.
Meloni described the attack and the actions linked to extremist violence as a “wound for Europe,” criticizing the rise of political radicalism. Macron responded sharply, suggesting that leaders who oppose interference in their own countries should avoid commenting aggressively on events in others — a remark widely seen as directed at Meloni.
In France, authorities continue investigating the murder of young nationalist Quentin Dérank, who was reportedly killed after a violent confrontation involving left-wing radicals. Among those arrested is Raphael Arnaud, linked to political circles connected to the “France Unbowed” party, who reportedly ended his employment after the arrest.
The attack occurred in Lyon during protests tied to a controversial political conference, further fueling tensions between ideological groups. What began as a local tragedy has now escalated into a broader debate about extremism, security, and political responsibility across Europe — and the disagreement between major European leaders shows how sensitive the issue has become. 🌍⚖️

🔥🚨BRAZIL’S LULA ATTACKS TRUMP SAYS HE WOULD BE ARRESTED IF HE DID JANUARY 6 IN BRAZIL! 🇧🇷💥🇺🇸⚖️⚡
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Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has said that if Donald Trump were a Brazilian leader and had done what happened during the January 6 Capitol events, he would likely be tried for violating the Constitution, arrested, and possibly imprisoned.
His comments highlight how different countries handle political unrest and accountability. Lula’s statement suggests that actions seen as challenging democratic institutions can carry serious legal consequences in many nations. The remark also reflects ongoing political debate around the events of January 6 and their impact on U.S. democracy.
Such statements from global leaders add fuel to already heated political discussions. Supporters argue it’s about protecting democracy, while critics see it as political criticism across borders. Either way, the conversation shows how the effects of major political events continue to resonate internationally. 🌍⚖️

You shorted the crash. You were right.
But the exchange still took your profits.🤬

This is ADL — Auto-Deleveraging. Your position gets forcibly closed to cover insolvent longs.

Jan 31: $2.5B liquidated and winning shorts paid the bill.

The exchange doesn't lose. You do.🎯

JUST IN: 🇭🇺🇺🇦 Hungary blocks European Union's €90,000,000,000 loan to Ukraine.
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$BTC MARKET SHOCK: Is BlackRock Front-Running a Tariff Bombshell?

Massive on-chain flows just lit up the radar.

Reports show BlackRock-linked wallets moving roughly $250 million worth of BTC and ETH within minutes — sparking fears of positioning ahead of today’s Supreme Court tariff ruling. When institutions shift size that quickly, it’s rarely random.

But here’s the key question: is this outright liquidation… or strategic rebalancing through Coin base Prime?

High-stakes macro events often trigger rapid hedging, not necessarily panic. With a major trade policy decision looming, desks may simply be reducing exposure ahead of potential volatility.

Markets hate uncertainty — and big players move first.

If this is risk-off positioning, expect sharp reactions across equities, bonds, and crypto within hours.

Is this smart money hedging… or a signal something bigger is about to hit?

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The Supreme Court has ruled Trump's tariffs ILLEGAL and the goverment may have to refund $150 Billion+ to the U.S. companies.

Let us explain
How this refund will work,
The impact on US economy,
and Trump’s Backup plan.

Importers have already paid roughly $150 billion under these tariffs, which now the US government will likely have to refund.

Refunds will not be automatic; companies will probably need to file claims or lawsuits to recover the funds. If large refunds are approved, the government could face a major revenue shortfall.

THE ECONOMIC IMPACT

Tariffs raise costs for US companies, which typically pass them on to consumers, adding upward pressure on prices.

If the tariffs are removed, import costs would fall, potentially easing inflation over time. Lower inflation would give the Fed more room to cut rates.

The Fed is currently caught between weak growth and sticky inflation. Reduced tariffs and cooling inflation could allow more aggressive rate cuts without risking price spikes.

The ruling creates both potential relief (lower inflation) and new risks (higher deficits and borrowing costs).

TRUMP’S BACK UP PLAN

The ruling does not eliminate Trump’s ability to impose tariffs; it only removes one tool. He still has:

1. Section 232 - tariffs on specific industries justified by “national security.” This can be expanded to more sectors.

2. Section 301 - tariffs on specific countries for “unfair trade practices.” This was the legal basis for many China tariffs.

3. Section 122 - a fast, temporary tariff option, though limited in size and duration.

4. *Anti-dumping and countervailing duties - high tariffs applied through legal proceedings, often lasting years.

Sections 232 and 301 are already in use and legally tested, so sector-by-sector tariffs can continue.

What changes is the speed and breadth. IEEPA allowed broad tariffs almost instantly. New tariffs will now likely require investigations or stronger legal justification, slowing the process and increasing uncertainty.

🔥🚨CHINESE SATELLITES EXPOSE U.S. WAR BUILDUP IN SAUDI ARABIA IRAN CONFLICT ABOUT TO EXPLODE? 🇨🇳🇸🇦🇺🇸🇮🇷💥⚡
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Reports claim that Chinese satellites have revealed new military movements in Saudi Arabia, suggesting the kingdom could participate in a potential conflict involving Iran. The images allegedly show 13 U.S. Air Force tanker aircraft stationed inside Saudi territory, along with a Boeing E-3G AWACS surveillance aircraft and five Lockheed C-130 Hercules transport planes.

Tanker aircraft are critical in war because they refuel fighter jets mid-air, allowing longer missions and deeper strikes. The E-3G AWACS is used for airborne radar and command control, giving forces real-time battlefield awareness. Meanwhile, C-130 planes are often used for logistics, troop movement, and supply missions. Together, this combination suggests a high level of operational readiness.

If accurate, this signals serious military preparation in the region. Saudi Arabia has long been a key U.S. partner, but direct involvement in a war with Iran would dramatically escalate tensions. The Middle East is already fragile — and these reported deployments could mean the situation is moving from diplomacy toward something far more dangerous.