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WriteerNg:
⚡Iran Weighs Shutting Down the Persian Gulf and Bab-el-Mandeb Strait if U.S. or Israel Launch Strikes against the country’s leadership.

WriteerNg:
⚡Armed Kurdish groups attempted to cross from Iraq into Iran in recent days.

Türkiye’s intelligence agency warned Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, who later clashed with the fighters.

WriiterNg:
⚡Vedomosti reports that United Russia is considering having Dmitry Medvedev lead the party’s list in this year's State Duma elections.

Some analysts see this as a sign Medvedev would be Putin’s chosen successor in the event of a short-to-medium term power transition.

WriteerNg:
How?

shoodboi2:
You remind me of a few years back when I had a parrot. It can talk but you can’t have a conversation with it. It will reply to basic statements like hello and how are you, but if you say something else, it will return with irrelevant and incoherent answers.

See, if I need to speak with someone who changes their point with every comment, I will buy another parrot.

Mikasaobi:
This doesn’t matter, if they strike Iran energy infrastructure, Iran would retaliate on Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Attacking Iran is a dumb move because it’ll destroy the energy market.

LordAdam16:
just in

from reuters
the us is evacuating troops from its bases in syria, qatar, saudi arabia, jordan, and the uae

qatar officially announced it was drawing down forces at the al-deid base
the entire gulf don tell them mk dem pack their load

persia demilitarizes the gulf of us presence
no b cho cho cho

-Lord

dermmy:
They are doing this to avoid casualty. They will definitely attack Iran. Now that they are moving their personnel out how will Iran exert a painful retaliation? Hitting bases that have no personnel in them won't be proportional. I wish the Persians good luck.

dermmy:
They are doing this to avoid casualty. They will definitely attack Iran. Now that they are moving their personnel out how will Iran exert a painful retaliation? Hitting bases that have no personnel in them won't be proportional. I wish the Persians good luck.

dermmy:
They are doing this to avoid casualty. They will definitely attack Iran. Now that they are moving their personnel out how will Iran exert a painful retaliation? Hitting bases that have no personnel in them won't be proportional. I wish the Persians good luck.

bryght4u:
Apologies for spamming.
My system experienced some latency on the site for a few minutes so I clicked on the submit button a few times, hoping that it reconnects and submits my post.
Didn't know the message has been posted more than once already

shoodboi2:
When I return to the thread from my followed topics, it takes me up and I have to stroll down to the last place I stopped.

Just landed in Beijing.

The relationship between Canada and China has created opportunities and prosperity on both sides of the Pacific.

We’re ready to build a new partnership — one that builds on the best of our past, and responds to the challenges of today. pic.twitter.com/NzW4qwBQrW

— Mark Carney (@MarkJCarney) January 14, 2026

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen:

The Kingdom of Denmark has already stepped up our own contribution by committing additional funds for military capabilities.

Not dog sleds, but ships, drones, fighter jets, etc. And we are definitely ready to do more. pic.twitter.com/3pLJHR4lRo

— Clash Report (@clashreport) January 14, 2026

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen:

We will continue to talk, we have decided to form a high-level working group to explore if we can find a common way forward. pic.twitter.com/v6yvpBrQbv

— Clash Report (@clashreport) January 14, 2026

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen:

The narrative that we have Chinese warships all around the place is not true.

According to our intelligence, we have not had Chinese warships in Greenland for a decade or so. pic.twitter.com/qSZWvVyTZp

— Clash Report (@clashreport) January 14, 2026

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen:

Greenland, for the time being and for the foreseeable future, will remain within the Kingdom of Denmark. pic.twitter.com/W6UuLGq4hr

— Clash Report (@clashreport) January 14, 2026

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen:

We look at ourselves as the US’s closest allies.

In Afghanistan, we had exactly as many casualties as the US.

I know very well that the future is not necessarily about the past, but I think it is important to have the past in mind. pic.twitter.com/imYxyGly2S

— Clash Report (@clashreport) January 14, 2026

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen:

We also had the opportunity to at least challenge Trump's narrative, I think that is a necessity if we want to have a proper debate. pic.twitter.com/XPkLC7PO8P

— Clash Report (@clashreport) January 14, 2026