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Comments: The U.S.-brokered alliance designed to counter Iran in the Middle East is showing signs of strain amid tensions between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, an analyst says, as the possibility of a broader conflict with Tehran intensified Sunday. The friction first surfaced May 13 after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said he held a "historic breakthrough" meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan during a "secret visit" to Al Ain near the Oman border. The UAE’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a swift denial following the announcement. The ministry said, "Its relations with Israel are public and were established within the framework of the well-known and publicly declared Abraham Accords. These relations are not based on secrecy or clandestine arrangements." The ministry said, "Its relations with Israel are public and were established within the framework of the well-known and publicly declared Abraham Accords. These relations are not based on secrecy or clandestine arrangements." It added, "Therefore, any claims regarding undisclosed visits or arrangements are baseless unless issued by the relevant official authorities in the UAE."
Comments: The UAE attack was an obvious false flag operation. And attempt to drag Trump back in. How pathetic is that? And the sad part is that it will work.
Comments: https://youtu.be/wOU9ZnCmgpo This is a must watch video. The Chinese dismiss every claim that Trump made about them after the trip. This is so embarrassing but I am sure he does not care. Some say he believes the stuff he says. I do not think so. I think he is not delusional. He is intentionally lying just to survive another day and fill his pockets some more. Also, watch the Iranian lifter breaking the world record and watch what he has on his shirt.
Comments: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYcHcRXNA4d/ This kid is only 20 yrs old, and coming off a knee surgery. If he heals in time for Olympics he will most likely move the world record in 110+ Kg
Comments: Two Navy jets collide during air show
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Comments: انگاری شتر سم در آورده ..... اماراتم برای ما دم در آورده مردک شتر سوار....تو رو چه به کارزار https://x.com/shams_minoo/status/2053409410441941170
Comments: Israel will not accept status quo. They need to start the war so I won’t be surprised if UAE was a false flag ops by Israeli to get shit started again
Comments: FIFA Accepts Iran's Demands 🇮🇷 FIFA Issues Official Guarantee for Iran's World Cup Participation FIFA Secretary General Matthias Grafström met with Iranian Football Federation President Mehdi Taj in Istanbul and issued an official statement guaranteeing Iran's TROUBLE-FREE participation in the 2026 World Cup. FIFA addressed every concern raised by Iran and provided specific solutions for each, covering travel conditions, logistics, and competition protocols. Iran will train in Turkey before heading to Tucson for its main camp ahead of group stage matches against New Zealand, Belgium, and Egypt. The only question now is whether a guarantee from FIFA is enough to override what Washington decides at the border.
Comments: Israel's Arrow Missile Engine Factory Just Exploded https://x.com/liuintheshadows/status/2055843945066754448 Rumor has it Iran is retaliating 😳
Comments: DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A drone strike targeted the United Arab Emirates’ sole nuclear power plant on Sunday, sparking a fire on its perimeter. There were no reports of injuries or radiological release, but it highlighted the risk of renewed war as the Iran ceasefire remains tenuous. No one immediately claimed responsibility, and the UAE did not blame anyone. It has however accused Iran of launching multiple drone and missile attacks in recent days as tensions have risen over the Strait of Hormuz, a vital energy waterway that Iran still has in a chokehold. The United States is blockading Iranian ports and diplomatic efforts aimed at a more durable peace have repeatedly faltered. The UAE has meanwhile hosted air defenses and personnel from Israel, which joined the U.S. in the Feb. 28 attack that sparked the war. U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested hostilities could resume, and Iranian state television has repeatedly aired segments with anchors holding Kalashnikov-style rifles in an effort to prepare the public for war. Fighting has also heated up between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon despite a nominal ceasefire there, further straining the wider truce.
Comments: In Qatar, a desert peninsula protruding into the Persian Gulf, natural gas turned the country from a pearl-diving backwater into one of the world’s wealthiest nations. Qatar spent three decades building supply lines, shipping tens of billions of dollars of liquefied natural gas each year through the Strait of Hormuz to ports across Asia and Europe. The state, which derives more than 60 percent of its revenue from gas and gas-related exports, used that money to transform the peninsula into a gleaming metropolis. Unpaved desert roads were replaced by monolithic corporate skyscrapers, at the base of which irrigation systems water perennial blankets of grass and fuchsia flowers. Gas wealth funded a metro system linking the capital, Doha, to Lusail, a northern city that is home to a Parisian-style mall and a theme park with artificial snow. The riches were also funneled into the world’s most expensive World Cup, and a $600 billion sovereign wealth fund with stakes in everything from Heathrow Airport in London to the Empire State Building in New York. Then, in February, Qatar’s door to the world slammed shut. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz means virtually no gas has left Qatar’s shore for more than two months. The nation is also cut off from the sea routes through which it imports everything from vehicles to produce. Fears of regional instability have hurt tourism and eroded business sentiment. Ras Laffan, Qatar’s industrial center for gas production, is shuttered, and roads are blocked. In this vast port south of Doha, loading cranes stand paralyzed. Throughout the capital, hotels and boutiques sit in noticeable silence. Qatar’s growth forecasts have been slashed amid the cessation of L.N.G. trade. For Qatar, gas shipments “are nothing short of foundational,” Ahmed Helal, a managing director at the Asia Group, a strategic advisory firm, said in an interview in Doha recently. “Nothing you see here would have been possible without the wealth of energy,” he added. “That is why Qatar is quickly falling into a very challenging fiscal situation.”
Comments: احتمال زياد طارمي يكي از انها باشه چون در نيروي دريايي سپاه خدمت كرده😀
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Comments: سه چهار تا از اين بازيكنها فكر كنم امريكا ويزا بهشون نده، فكر كنم ٥ تا از بازيكنهاي عراق ويزا بهشون ندادن😀
Comments: Old players who will be part-timers: شجاع خلیلزاده- محمدحسین کنعانیزادگان احسان حاجصفی- میلاد محمدی سعید عزتاللهی- روزبه چشمی سامان قدوس علیرضا جهانبخش The difficulty is that I think Ghandali will start most of these.
Comments: TM's trimmed list is out: دروازهبان مدافعان میانی مدافعان راست مدافعان چپ هافبکهای دفاعی هافبکهای میانی- هجومی وینگرها مهاجمان
Comments: They might drag it out so that they get to USA with a huge jetlag close to the game!
Comments: Have these players received a visa? :)
Comments: ran's national team (Team Melli) announced their preliminary 30-man training squad ahead of the World Cup in the United States. Head coach Amir Ghalenoei will need to trim this roster to the maximum limit of 26 players following a training camp in Turkey. The preliminary roster for the tournament features a mix of veterans and new talent: Goalkeepers Alireza Beiranvand Hossein Hosseini Payam Niazmand Mohammad Khalifa Defenders Ehsan Hajsafi, Milad Mohammadi, Omid Noorafkan, Shoja Khalilzadeh, Ali Nemati, Hossein Kanaanizadegan, Daniel Airi, Ramin Rezaeian, Saleh Hardani Midfielders Saman Ghoddos, Roozbeh Cheshmi, Amir Mohammad Razagh Nia, Saeid Ezatolahi, Mohammad Ghorbani, Alireza Jahanbakhsh, Arya Yousefi, Mohammad Mohebi, Mehdi Ghaedi, Mehdi Torabi Forwards Mehdi Taremi, Hadi Habibi Nejad, Amir Hossein Hosseinzadeh, Amir Hossein Mahmoudi, Denis Dargahi, Kasra Taheri, Ali Alipour |
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