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1. Thank you Jeff Rense indeed. We love you from all over world. Michael Walsh we love you too… indeed.

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2. US strikes Iran and reimposes sanctions in retaliation for attacks on commercial shipping today. UPDATED 6:23 PM EDT — — Iran Suffering “Numerous Explosions” After Hitting FOUR Commercial Ships in 2 Days of USA attack without contacts?

   Numerous reports are flooding-in as of 5:00 PM eastern US time Tuesday, reporting “numerous explosions” at “several locations” inside Iran.   It is ___believed___ the U.S. is striking Iran again at this hour.

   Any U.S. Strikes would likely be retaliation for Iran hitting a total of FOUR (4) commercial oil / LNG vessels over the past 36 hours or so.

   Reports are saying there have been “6 explosions” in or near the city of Qeshm and other reports claiming the sound of SEVEN (7) explosions in the vicinity of the village of Tahrovi in Sirik County, Iran.

   Our intel said after 4 of July weekend there will be real war coming.

   Live from UK in British Language recent events in Persian Gulf…?

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5UQe3iMY3E

   Due to high volume of information’s wars , no one can bring all news at once, We do our part and hopefully you are ultimate readers decide truth.

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3. This Is Punishment” – Does The Massive Wave Of U.S. Airstrikes In Iran Mean That The Next Chapter Of World War III Has Begun?
   July 7, 2026
   As I write this article, large explosions are being reported all over Iran. Does this mean that the “Memorandum of Understanding” is doomed? Iran made a very foolish move when it decided to start attacking commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz again. It was inevitable that the U.S. would respond militarily, and this time the Trump administration is not messing around. Apparently this wave of airstrikes is far larger than the waves of airstrikes that we witnessed near the end of last month. Of course the Iranians are going to strike back. That goes without saying. But when fighting has flared up in the past, a way has always been found to settle things back down. Will that be true this time, or has the next chapter of World War III started?

   According to U.S. Central Command, the goal of the latest U.S. airstrikes is to “impose heavy costs” on Iran for attacking commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz…

   Does this mean that Iran plans to attack targets that it has not attacked before?

   I guess we will have to wait and see.

   If things escalate too far, the ceasefire could totally collapse and we could return to all-out war.

   If that happens, things could get really nuts.

   Back on June 27th, President Trump warned that if he was forced to finish the job in Iran, the end result would be “the Islamic Republic of Iran will no longer exist”…

   “There may come a point when we are no longer able to be reasonable and will be forced to militarily complete the job that we very successfully started,” Trump said on Truth Social on June 27. “If that happens, the Islamic Republic of Iran will no longer exist!”

   Meanwhile, the Ukrainians have been absolutely pummeling Moscow with drone attacks…

   Ukraine’s President Zelensky is in Ankara for the annual NATO summit, trying to bring the pressure on the alliance to step up more defense backing amid the grinding war with Russia, which has increasingly turned into a ‘battle of the skies’.

   Over 430 Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow and the surrounding region overnight, soon after which Zelensky appeared on the NATO stage Tuesday, urging allies to prioritize the production of anti-ballistic missile systems. Already Britain has said it plans to lead the way in the Western alliance developing and providing long-range missiles for Kiev.

   This is a very dangerous thing to do.

   By directly attacking Moscow, there is a danger that the Russians could decide that enough is enough and use tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine.

   Ukrainian drones also just attacked a very large oil refinery all the way in western Siberia…

   Ukrainian drones struck a major oil refinery in the city of Omsk in western Siberia, in what appears to be one of Kyiv’s deepest attacks on Russian territory since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

   Ukraine’s military general staff said Monday that the strike caused a fire at the facility, which is situated nearly 2,500 kilometers (1,553 miles) from Ukrainian territory and close to Russia’s border with Kazakhstan.

   The Ukrainians are making it clear that no major target in Russia is out of reach.

   And the Russians are rapidly losing patience.

   Just a little while ago, they launched another enormous ballistic missile attack on the city of Kyiv…

   WW3 starts from IRAN which already started last year then by killing of Terrorist Ayatollahs!

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4. My predictions right on time….. ! Listen Please to Michael Walsh interviews with Jeff Rense like always best info’s as usual.. Please do not miss it also link this page to your social platforms and let other knows about Michael Walsh. Thank you Majid

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5. IRAN SEPTEMBER SURPRISE FOR WORLD?

   Mike great interviews as usual we are waiting for your next interview with brother Jeff Rense. keep up great job always…

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6. Thank you so much always brother Mike and Jeff for every story has its own story always… Arizona flooding headlines of few hours back… now full story

   One hiker has been found dead and at least 14 others are missing after flash floods tore through the Grand Canyon in Arizona.

   Parts of the scenic canyon were hit by significant flash flooding on Saturday around 2.30pm, sweeping hikers and backpackers off the trails near the Colorado River.

   By Sunday evening, authorities said they were searching for 15 unaccounted people, after initially claiming that 20 hikers were missing. That had been a working estimate, park officials explained.

   But hours later, the National Park Service announced that the body of a 46-year-old man had been recovered near Crystal Rapids along the Colorado River.

   The victim’s identity has not yet been released, while the Coconino County Medical Examiner’s Office investigates.

   The other missing hikers are believed to have been trekking on routes near the Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area of the national park.

   Authorities are asking for the public to help identify people who were traveling near the North Kaibab Trail from the North Kaibab Trailhead to Phantom Ranch.

   This includes anyone that was staying at Bright Angel Campground, or traveling or staying in the area known as ‘the Box’ north of Phantom Ranch. 

   

   The missing hikers are believed to have been trekking on routes near the Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area of the national park

   

   All footbridges spanning Bright Angel Creek were destroyed in the freak weather event, meaning that pedestrians cannot get across the creek, which has flooded

   

   We pray for our beloved Americans from many places there to find safe and sound indeed.

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7. • liked by Muted News great hour that we do not want miss it… Thanks again brother Mike and Jeff ..

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8. Costco Is Rationing Motor Oil, The Middle East Is In Chaos, And Western Leaders Riding A Train In Ukraine Just Narrowly Avoided A Russian Drone Strike

   

   What is happening on the other side of the world is starting to have a very real impact on the daily lives of millions of Americans. The chaos in the Middle East and the rapidly escalating war in Ukraine are driving up oil prices. As a result, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States has never been so high this late in the calendar year, and the average price of diesel just keeps surging even deeper into record territory. Of course higher prices are only part of the story. Global supplies have gotten so tight, and so it was inevitable that shortages and rationing would begin to occur. Earlier today, I was shocked to learn that Costco is now rationing motor oil…

   As The Drive originally reported, Costco has officially started rationing its motor oil to combat a rapidly deteriorating global lubricant shortage.

   The days of grabbing cheap bulk oil are over. A 10-quart box of Kirkland Signature full-synthetic motor oil, which historically retailed for a bargain-basement $30, has skyrocketed to $58. More concerningly, Costco has implemented a strict two-box-per-customer weekly limit. Name brands aren’t faring much better; a six-quart case of Mobil 1 is currently sitting at $44, with purchases capped at five per member to prevent hoarders and scalpers from clearing the shelves.

   I can’t remember Costco ever doing this before.

   So why has this happened?

   Well, it turns out that we normally import a very large percentage of our motor oil from the Middle East…

   Modern synthetic motor oil relies heavily on Group III base oils. Historically, the United States imports nearly 44% of its Group III supply directly from three major Persian Gulf producers: Bapco in Bahrain, ADNOC in the United Arab Emirates, and Pearl GTL in Qatar.

   The ongoing military entanglement with Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz have effectively choked off these crucial exports. To compound the supply chain disaster, the massive Pearl GTL facility in Qatar sustained heavy damage from Iranian airstrikes in March 2026, instantly crippling a major portion of global production for at least a year.

   Unfortunately, it appears that the global energy crisis is about to get even worse.

   On Friday, the Saudis announced that they had been forced to close down their East-West oil pipeline…

   Saudi Arabia said Friday that it shut down the kingdom’s crucial East-West crude oil pipeline as a precautionary measure after multiple attacks by drones launched from Iraq.

   The drones targeted the pipeline in the Riyadh and Medina regions Thursday morning causing fires and some damage, the Saudi government said. Several people were injured in the attacks, it said.

   The Saudis have relied on the East-West pipeline to shift crude oil exports away from Persian Gulf as the U.S. and Iran battle for control over the Strait of Hormuz. The pipeline, which has a capacity of 7 million barrels per day, runs across the kingdom to export terminals on the Red Sea.

   Global oil inventories are already incredibly tight.

   So this is really big news.

   It is being reported that up to 4 percent of the global supply of oil could be affected by this shutdown…

   Saudi Arabia risks losing up to 4% of global oil supply unless it restarts its major east-west pipeline to the Red Sea within days, threatening a key export route that has helped the kingdom bypass the wartime shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz, Reuters reported on Sunday.

   Drone attacks forced Riyadh to shut the pipeline on Friday, cutting a route that had been carrying around 4 million barrels per day to the Red Sea port of Yanbu.

   Yanbu has enough oil stocks to maintain exports for only five to seven days, three industry sources told Reuters, while smaller volumes are also stored at Egyptian ports.

   Unfortunately, it appears that the refinery in Yanbu is now out of commission as well.

   On Sunday, it was being reported that smoke was “billowing” from that facility…

   A major oil refinery in Saudi Arabia has gone up in flames as tensions soar in the Middle East.

   The Yanbu refinery in the city of Yanbu, on the Red Sea coast in western Saudi Arabia, has been pictured with smoke billowing above the facility.

   Many believe that the Houthis were responsible for that attack, and we also just learned that a military base in southern Saudi Arabia has just been hit…

   The Iranian-backed Houthi militant group in Yemen said early Sunday local time that it used drones and missiles to attack a military base in southern Saudi Arabia.

   The attack at the Sharurah base targeted “weapons depots and command and control centers that are managing the aggression against our nation and people,” Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree wrote on X.

   The Houthis are in all-out war mode.

   As I detailed for my core supporters on Friday, the Houthis were able to capture more than 3,000 square kilometers of territory in Yemen in just 24 hours.

   The Saudi-backed forces that are fighting the Houthis are collapsing, and Saudi leaders have been pleading with the Trump administration for help…

   Saudi Arabia is urging Washington to take direct military action against Iran-backed Houthis, Fox News Digital learned after the terrorist group seized key positions along Yemen’s Bab al-Mandab Strait on Friday.

   The dramatic strengthening of Houthi’s positioning along the coastline of Yemen is in one of the world’s most important shipping choke points — a narrow passage that links the Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden, which has been used as a bypass as the Iran war continues to severely disrupt shipping, especially of oil, through the Strait of Hormuz.

   The rapid advance on Friday triggered urgent discussions at the highest levels in Riyadh and Washington, and a source familiar with the matter tells Fox News Digital that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged President Donald Trump to take military action against the Houthis.

   Of course the Trump administration already has their hands full with Iran.

   Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is almost entirely paralyzed at this point, and there is no end in sight for the war.

   Ominously, we are being told that there is solid evidence that entities in China “supplied Iran with high-quality satellite imagery of a US Air Force base in Jordan”  just prior to an Iranian ballistic missile attack on July 17th…

   Chinese entities supplied Iran with high-quality satellite imagery of a US Air Force base in Jordan both before and after Tehran launched a deadly ballistic missile attack on the facility on July 17, The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday, citing US officials familiar with the matter.

   The officials, who declined to identify the Chinese entities, said Washington had linked the satellite imagery to the strike, providing what they described as the clearest evidence yet that Chinese support for Tehran during the war had contributed to the deaths of US troops. They stopped short, however, of accusing Beijing of directly participating in the attack, according to the Journal.

   Senior US officials reportedly brought up the imagery from the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base with their Chinese counterparts, but Beijing rejected the allegation and demanded that Washington provide evidence, the Journal cited its sources as saying.

   This is an extremely alarming development, because now it is very clear that China is helping Iran fight us.

   That puts us dangerously close to the sort of military conflict with China that I have been warning about for years.

   Sadly, we are also dangerously close to a directly military conflict with Russia.

   A little while ago, a Russian drone hit a train that was just minutes behind a train that was carrying Boris Johnson, former Swedish premier Carl Bildt and other prominent western leaders…

   BORIS Johnson has blasted “warped” Vladimir Putin after he escaped across the Polish border when a Russian drone struck a train minutes behind his.

   The former Prime Minister, who is understood to be unharmed, was travelling back from a security conference in Kyiv.

   Former Swedish premier and foreign minister Carl Bildt, who was on the same train as Johnson, said their train was “just minutes” behind the one hit by a Russian drone.

   “This wasn’t our train [that was hit], but the one just minutes after us by the [Polish] border crossing,” said Bildt.

   German Chancellor Merz’s primary security adviser and security advisers from the UK, France, and Italy were on the train as well.

   Also riding the train was former CIA director David Petraeus…

   Ukraine’s state railway operator says top Western figures — including former prime minister Boris Johnson and ex-CIA director David Petraeus — were at a west Ukrainian train station shortly before Russia struck a Warsaw-bound train there.

   “Shortly before the locomotive was hit at the Ukrainian-Polish border, a diplomatic train was at Yagodyn station,” Ukraine’s rail operator Ukrzaliznytsia says in a statement.

   “There were, among others, security advisers from several EU member states and former European leaders on board, including former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. In another train that was at Yagodyn station at the very moment of the attack was former CIA Director David Petraeus.”

   Can you imagine what would have happened if the Russians had struck that train instead of the train behind it?

   Footage of the train that the Russians did hit shows that it was severely damaged.

   So it looks like we dodged a bullet.

   But we continue to creep even closer to a nightmare scenario in Europe.

   Many of our NATO allies have been preparing for war, and Russian President Vladimir Putin just warned that if any European nations send troops to Ukraine it will mean “war with Russia”…

   President Vladimir Putin warned Europe on Friday that sending any troops to help Ukraine would mean an escalation of the conflict and “war with Russia.”

   UPI reports Putin laid out his stark warning while speaking to reporters at the BRICS summit in New Delhi.

   “Now, they say they are thinking of how to deploy troops to Ukraine,” he told reporters, as quoted by state-run news agency TASS as seen by UPI. “This would mean a war with Russia.”

   All of the pieces of the puzzle are falling into place, but a lot of people out there still don’t realize that what we are witnessing is literally World War III.

   For quite a while, many of us that live here in the United States could safely ignore the drama on the other side of the planet because it was not significantly affecting our daily lives.

   But now it is.

   If you go to Costco today, there will be a strict limit on how much motor oil that you can purchase. This is just beginning of what is coming sooner than later?

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9. According to a report from the Financial Post, citing Bloomberg News, Saudi Aramco has told European refiners they will receive no crude oil next month after a drone attack shut the kingdom’s main pipeline to the Red Sea.

   People familiar with the decision said at least two European refining customers were informed their allocations would be zero. The same sources said the halt covers all European buyers, not only those two plants. They asked not to be named because the information has not been made public.

   European refiners normally take Saudi crude under term contracts that guarantee a regular monthly supply. Those shipments will not move next month, the people said. Saudi Aramco did not immediately respond to a request for comment made outside regular working hours.

   The disruption traces to last week’s drone strikes on Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, the line that carries crude from eastern oil fields to the Red Sea. A person familiar with the repairs said the pipeline is expected to restart in part within days and return to full operation within six weeks.

   European plants typically lift Saudi barrels at Egypt’s Mediterranean port of Sidi Kerir, which is linked to the Red Sea by pipeline. With that route blocked, some Aramco customers rushed to lock in replacement cargoes. Poland’s Orlen SA issued more than ten tenders since Friday in a scramble for alternative supplies.

   The gap is large enough to matter. European countries in the OECD imported 577,000 barrels a day of Saudi crude in June, according to the International Energy Agency’s monthly Oil Market Report.

   The message from Riyadh is stark: a single strike on a pipeline that was meant to bypass the Persian Gulf has cut Europe off from its contracted Saudi barrels for a full month. Refiners now have weeks, not months, to fill that hole on the spot market while the East-West line is pieced back together.

   

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