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In a fiery speech yesterday, Assistant Commander in Chief of Sudan Armed Forces, Yasser Al-Ata said: "The Devil state is in #Abu Dhabi [UAE]" and accused UAE President, Muhammad Bin Zayed of committing massacres in Sudan calling him "that Satan of the Arabs; that vile & dirty Zionist." He lashed out at Chad's President, Mahamat Déby, nicknamed, Kaki accusing him of taking bribe from UAE President to allow transfer of arms from UAE to Rapid Force miltiias run and funded by UAE which has been committing atrocious massacres across Sudan.

A few months after Bolivia signed a lithium extraction deal with Russia, armored vehicles breached the gates of Bolivia’s government palace on Wednesday in what President Luis Arce has labeled a coup attempt. The operation, led by a top general promising to "restore democracy," saw troops momentarily taking control before a swift retreat.

In a televised address on Sunday, the leader of Hezbollah in Lebanon claimed to have information that Saudi Arabia has offered Israel tens of billions of dollars to launch an attack on Lebanon.

In a televised address to the nation aired on Thursday, leader of Houthis in Yemen accused Saudi regime of "deliberate gross negligence and nonchalance" which caused the death of hundreds of pilgrims in Mecca this year. He said the Saudi regime is "more concerned about parties of perversion and debauchery" than Hajj and the needs of pilgrims and called for Muslims around the globe to demand supervision of Hajj. He also accused the Saudi royals of courting up to the Israeli and Zionists and neglecting their duties.

Speaking in Vietnam shortly after a lavish visit to Pyongyang, where he signed a mutual defense agreement with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned South Korea against arming Ukraine saying "If South Korea supplies weapons to Ukraine, it will not like the answer." He said the West is seeking to deal a defeat to Russia saying "The West wants to inflict a strategic defeat of Russia on the battlefield. This would mean and end to the 1000-year-old statehood of Russia. Therefore we will fight to the end." He told reporters "Russia never had any plans to capture the city of Kharkov," adding "as we warned, we are only interested in creating a sanitary zone along the Kharkov border to prevent Ukrainian shelling of Russian territory." On nuclear weapons, Putin said: "as for the preemptive strike, we don't need it because if we respond, our enemies will be destroyed."

In a televised address on Thursday, the leader of the Houthis in Yemen accused the Saudi regime of "deliberate gross negligence and indifference," claiming it led to the deaths of hundreds of pilgrims in Mecca this year. He asserted that the Saudi regime is "more preoccupied with parties of perversion and debauchery" than with the Hajj and the welfare of pilgrims. He called on Muslims worldwide to demand international supervision of the Hajj. Additionally, he accused the Saudi royals of aligning with Israelis and Zionists while neglecting their religious duties. He stated that US and British airstrikes on Yemen have had no effect and vowed to continue pursuing the US aircraft carrier Eisenhower, which he claims flees north of the Red Sea after each Houthi attack.

Iran-backed Houthi group in Yemen Wednesday released footage showing strikes against the Greek-owned Tutor ship by missiles and an explosive-laden remote-controlled boat on June 12 off the Red Sea port of Hodeidah. The ship later sank. The Tutor is the second ship sunk by the Houthis after the UK-owned Rubymar, which was carrying more than 41,000 tones fertilizer, went down on March 2 about two weeks after being struck by Houthi missiles.

At a Security Council meeting on Tuesday, Sudan's UN ambassador accused the United Arab Emirates (UAE) of inciting conflict in Sudan and standing behind systematic ethnic cleansing, a charge the Emirati envoy denied. Since April 2023, Sudan has been in conflict, with the regular military led by army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan fighting the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), commanded by his former deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo. The Sudanese army has long accused Abu Dhabi of supporting the RSF. In April, Sudan requested an emergency Security Council meeting to address these accusations, but the request was not granted. During a scheduled meeting on Sudan's situation, Sudanese ambassador Al-Harith Idriss al-Harith Mohamed accused the UAE of arming the RSF and called for the Emirates to stop its support, claiming it was the main reason for the ongoing conflict. He urged the council to condemn the UAE's actions. A resolution passed last week by the council called for all UN member states to refrain from external interference in Sudan and respect an arms embargo. A January report by a council-appointed panel criticized violations of the embargo, implicating several countries, including the UAE, in supplying arms to the RSF. The Emirati envoy, Mohamed Issa Hamad Mohamed Abushahab, rejected the Sudanese ambassador's claims as "ludicrous" and accused him of using the council to support the army's position, diverting attention from serious violations on the ground.

On Sunday, a spokesperson for Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels announced in a televised statement that their armed forces had targeted two ships, the Captain Paris and the Happy Condor, in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea using "suitable missiles." The spokesperson added that "the strikes were accurate."

On Sunday, the second-in-command of the Houthis in Yemen issued a stark warning that war with Saudi Arabia and the UAE could resume at any moment. He called on Yemenis to remain vigilant and to be ready to respond to the "signal of the leader" to head to the battlefronts. He also derided the UAE's efforts to deploy an iron dome, asserting, "It won't protect you from our missiles."

Head of Saudi-funded Middle East Strategic Studies Center, and King Salman's top political adviser, Dr. Anwar Eshqi said in an interview with Russian RT TV channel that the United States, Saudi Arabia and UAE paid Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen huge sums & helped them occupy Sanaa to get rid of members of the Muslim Brotherhood but he lamented what he called Houthis' failure to abide by their word.

Head of Saudi-funded Middle East Strategic Studies Center, and King Salman's top political adviser, Dr. Anwar Eshqi said in an interview with Russian RT TV channel that the United States, Saudi Arabia and UAE paid Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen huge sums & helped them occupy Sanaa to get rid of members of the Muslim Brotherhood but he lamented what he called Houthis' failure to abide by their word.

On June 10, 2024, the Houthi rebel group in Yemen claimed to have uncovered and captured members of an alleged US-Israeli spy network operating within territory under Houthi control. According to the Houthis, several individuals were arrested and their purported confessions were aired on Houthi-run television. The Houthis alleged that this spy ring was gathering intelligence and conducting other activities to support the interests of the United States and Israel amid the ongoing conflict in Yemen. However, these claims have not been independently verified. The Houthi announcement came just days after the internationally-recognized Yemeni government in Aden ordered commercial banks in Houthi-controlled areas to relocate their offices to the government's seat of power. This move was seen as an attempt by the Yemeni government to exert greater economic control over territory held by the Houthi rebels. Experts note that the Houthi accusations highlight the complex geopolitical dynamics at play in the Yemeni civil war, with regional and international powers being accused of interfering in the country's internal affairs. The fluid nature of the conflict means tensions are likely to persist as the warring parties continue to battle for control and influence across Yemen.

With the help of the US special abduction unit, Israeli IDF Saturday massacred more than 210 Palestinians, most of them children, in a covert operation to release four Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Nuseirat district in Gaza.

In a barbaric, despicable and heinous crime that can only be described as an act of pure evil and depravity against humanity itself, the American Delta force and the Israeli IDF carried out a joint operation on Saturday to free four Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. The clandestine operation resulted in the vicious massacre of more than 200 Palestinians. A video circulating on Hebrew Telegram channels has revealed that the US-built pier in central Gaza was used by the Israeli army and the US abduction unit as part of a deadly rescue operation. The operation resulted in the slaughter of over 200 Palestinian lives, most of them children with health officials describing the scene inside Al-Aqsa Hospital as a slaughterhouse. According to Israeli journalist Barak Ravid, a specialized US military unit assisted in the effort that decimated the Nuseirat refugee camp. Multiple Israeli media outlets reported that a special forces unit penetrated deep into the camp to recover four living captives, before evacuating them via the US-built pier. The pier, which was reinstalled on the Gaza coast just yesterday after undergoing millions in repairs, was purportedly constructed to serve as a maritime corridor for delivering much-needed aid into the besieged enclave but instead it was used as a Trojan horse. The Palestinian resistance had repeatedly warned that the pier could be used to deliver weapons to Israel. In a statement earlier this year, President Biden had directed the US military to establish the temporary pier in Gaza, claiming it would facilitate the arrival of large ships loaded with food, water, medicine, and temporary shelters. But the latest developments have cast serious doubt on the true purpose of this project. Columnist Mohammed Al-Amrani of the News Updates Service recently questioned whether the US-built pier was intended to serve as a smokescreen for political maneuvers, allowing for increased control over Gaza under the guise of humanitarian assistance. The barbaric atrocity unfolding in Gaza has sparked outrage and calls for accountability. The Arab and Muslim world watch with bated breath, anger and frustration as the US, Israeli and European genocide continues in Gaza with the complicit aid from Arab Zionists in Egypt, Jordan, Saudi, UAE, Morocco and others. Eyewitnesses said: Israeli terrorists and US delta force disguised themselves as humanitarian relief workers and used aid trucks to massacre civilians in central Gaza. Similar incident occurred when Israeli terrorists disguised as nurses executed a teenage boy in a coma. A Hamas official describing how the Nuseirat Massacre unfolded told reporters: Israel used the US-built ‘humanitarian pier’ to sneak in a unit of Israeli soldiers, and American soldiers. The soldiers boarded a humanitarian aid truck and drove to Nuseirat refugee camp. Once inside, they were discovered by Palestinians, which resulted in nonstop Israeli aerial bombardment and the soldiers opening fire inside the central market, killing over 210 Palestinians and injuring hundreds

In a televised speech on Saturday, Yahya Sarea, the military spokesman for Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis, said the group targeted the American USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier for the second time in 24 hours. He said the carrier was targeted in the north of the Red Sea, adding 6 military operations were carried out in retaliation to US, UK aggression against Yemen and in victory to the Palestinian people.

In a televised speech on Friday afternoon, Yahya Sarea, the military spokesman for Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis, said the group carried out a military operation targeting American USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier in the Red Sea with ballistic and winged missiles alleging the strikes were direct. He said the attack came in retaliation to US, UK strikes in several regions in Yemen on Friday which resulted in the death of 15 and wounding 58.

In an interview with Tucker Carlson aired on Friday, Republican Congressman Thomas Massie said almost every Republican member of Congress has an "AIPAC babysitter." He said AIPAC, American Israel Public Affairs Committee, has designated representatives assigned to each Republican member of Congress to ensure the lawmakers vote for bills Israel supports.

Leader of Houthi rebels in Yemen Thursday warned Saudi Arabia against joining the ongoing US-UK economic aggression on Yemen and threatened serious consequences and repercussions on the Saudi economy.

In a televised speech on Wednesday, leader of Houthi rebels in Yemen, Abdul-Malik al-Houthis said his militia targeted the US USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier in the Red Sea forcing it to run to Jeddah city in Saudi Arabia where, according to him, it is sitting idle. He vowed to trace the carrier wherever it goes and unveiled the production of a new missile named "Palestine" which, according to him, "cannot be intercepted."

Houthis in Yemen published a video alleging it's of their strikes against US USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier in the Red Sea today.

Israeli air strikes on a tent camp housing displaced Palestinians in Rafah killed around 100 people on Sunday. Many of the victims were reported to be women and children. The bombing in the Tal as-Sultan area came after Israeli forces struck several other shelters for those displaced by the conflict in Jabalia, Nuseirat, and Gaza City. Palestinian officials said at least 160 more Palestinians died in those attacks. An Israeli military spokesman confirmed the Rafah strike targeted Hamas fighters, saying "precision weaponry" was used. However, the spokesman acknowledged civilians were wounded when a fire broke out and said the incident is under investigation