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23 Feb 2026

The leader of the CJNG cartel, El Mencho, was killed in Mexico, leading to retaliation from the cartel. The US provided intelligence support for the operation. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, in an interview with the BBC, claimed that Russia has started World War III and must be stopped to prevent the collapse of the rules-based international order.

The 20th sanctions package against Russia, which aims for a complete oil blockade, faces resistance from several EU countries, including Greece, Cyprus, Malta, and Italy, due to potential economic repercussions. Despite this, the sanctions are expected to eventually pass. The UK is pushing for direct involvement in the conflict, with its Defence Secretary expressing a desire to send British troops to Ukraine.

On Thursday, 26th, there will be a series of high-stakes negotiations: Russia and Ukraine in Geneva, followed by Iran and the United States. Lindsey Graham advocates for military action against Iran, despite the risks, while reports suggest Trump is considering limited strikes on Iran’s missile facilities, potentially escalating to a larger conflict. Additionally, the UK media is focussing on allegations against Keir Starmer regarding child offenders and the ongoing controversy surrounding Prince Andrew’s potential removal from the line of succession.

24 Feb 20262

Jordan, a key US ally in the Middle East, removed the word “Israel” from official records, signalling discontent over regional issues. This move came after US envoy Mike Huckabee’s comments about Israeli settlements in the West Bank, which were deemed a provocation and a breach of state sovereignty. The incident highlights shifting Arab-Israeli relations amid rising tensions with Iran.

25 Feb 2026

The conversation centres around the ongoing scandal involving Prince Andrew and its potential impact on the British monarchy. While acknowledging Andrew’s lack of formal power, the discussion explores the cultural significance of the royal family in Britain and how Andrew’s actions, though seemingly inconsequential, are causing a stir. The conversation also touches on the broader implications for the monarchy’s future and its standing in British society.

The arrest of Prince Andrew on his 66th birthday is seen as a culmination of his irrelevant yet attention-grabbing behaviour. The appointment of Peter Mandelson as British ambassador to the US is questioned, with speculation about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and his unpredictable nature potentially playing a role. The author recounts a personal experience at a British Embassy party, highlighting the cost-cutting measures and a concerning incident involving Barbara Walters.

The discussion centres on the potential impact of emails on the legal proceedings surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. While Donald Trump’s lack of email use is seen as an advantage, the focus on emails from others, including Peter Mandelson, could lead to charges of misconduct. The implications for the Labour Party and Keir Starmer’s leadership are also considered, particularly in light of the controversy surrounding Mandelson’s appointment.

Trump is considering military action against Iran, possibly announcing it during the State of the Union address. Despite being presented with the complexities of the situation, Trump desires a quick and decisive solution, similar to Venezuela. Meanwhile, Kash Patel’s presence in Italy raises questions, while the administration is reportedly shifting its stance on vaccines due to negative internal polling.

The conversation discusses the Trump administration’s handling of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, with a focus on the appointment of RFK Jr. as the head of the initiative. The appointment is seen as a move to appease Trump’s anti-vax base while also appealing to his desire for control and unpredictability. The conversation also touches on the upcoming State of the Union address and the potential for a surprise announcement from Trump.

24 Feb 2026

During Operation Ruff Rider, US F-16 pilots Lieutenant Colonel William Skate Parks and Major Michael Danger faced a Houthi ambush in Yemen. After successfully suppressing Houthi missile sites, the pilots were ambushed by six missiles as they returned. Despite the danger, they managed to evade the missiles and return safely, highlighting the potential threat posed by Iran-backed proxies.

24 Feb 2026

The US has deployed at least six B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, capable of carrying 30,000lb bunker-busting bombs, to Diego Garcia. This strategic location, out of range of Iranian missiles, positions the US for a potential strike on Iran’s underground nuclear facilities. The deployment echoes Operation Midnight Hammer in 2025, raising concerns of a similar strike, potentially named “Midnight Hammer 2.”

Six B2 Spirit stealth bombers, capable of carrying GBU-57 bunker-busting bombs, are deployed to Diego Garcia, a British territory controlled by the US. This unprecedented deployment, supported by aerial tankers, signals a potential offensive strike against Iran, despite UK objections based on international law. The deployment, coupled with the presence of multiple US carrier strike groups, represents the largest concentration of American military power in the region since the Iraq War.

25 Feb 2026

A major war report is breaking, with the Doomsday plane landing at Joint Base Andrews ahead of the State of the Union address. The US military is also deploying significant resources, including over 150 aircraft, near Iran, signalling a potential for extended military action. This escalation follows failed negotiations between the US and Iran regarding Iran’s nuclear programme and ballistic missile development.

Persia is reportedly producing ballistic missiles with chemical and biological capabilities, posing a significant threat to the US and the Holy Land. The Holy Land military is concerned about these weapons and is discussing potential strategies with the US administration. The situation is viewed as a potential end-time war event, with the US administration’s actions seen as fulfilling biblical prophecy.

25 Feb 2026

The Mexican president is considering legal action against Elon Musk after he alleged she was connected to drug cartels. This comes after the capture of a cartel leader and subsequent violence in Mexico, including a hotel fire in Port of Varta. The situation is believed to be part of a larger, interconnected global event involving Iran, China, and the US.

The US is reportedly deploying 12 F-22 fighter jets to Israel, a significant escalation in the region. This comes amid heightened tensions with Iran, fuelled by reports of China selling Iran anti-ship missiles capable of destroying American aircraft carriers. The situation is further complicated by the ongoing crisis in Mexico, with concerns about potential US military intervention.

The discussion centres around the potential for military action against Iran, with confidence expressed in General Kaine’s leadership. The conversation then shifts to the ongoing controversy surrounding Prince Andrew and his alleged sharing of sensitive information, raising questions about the influence of the royal family and the potential impact on the 2008 financial crisis. The show concludes with a reminder to prepare for emergencies and a shout-out to the audience.

25 Feb 2026

A potential attack on Iran is imminent, with the US military moving planes and assets to the Middle East. The situation is serious, with concerns about potential casualties and the possibility of a prolonged conflict. The attack is believed to be driven by Israel’s interests, rather than a direct threat to the United States.

Tensions between the US and Iran are escalating, with the US deploying F-22 Raptors from the UK to the Middle East, specifically Israel’s OID air base. This, coupled with reports of a sewage crisis on the USS Gerald R. Ford, suggests an imminent attack on Iran. Meanwhile, Israel is preparing for potential retaliatory attacks by converting hospital parking garages into emergency wards.

The US is preparing for a potential military conflict with Iran, which could result in significant American casualties. Meanwhile, Russia claims that the UK and France are plotting to arm Ukraine with nuclear weapons, a claim the UK denies. This information, if true, could escalate tensions and potentially lead to a nuclear confrontation.

President Putin prioritises Russia’s nuclear triad, emphasising its role in strategic deterrence. The author argues that Russia needs to respond more forcefully to NATO provocations, suggesting that a conventional attack on a NATO country is necessary to deter further aggression. The author also highlights concerns about a potential war with Iran, noting Pentagon warnings about the risks and potential consequences of a prolonged military campaign.

A major arms deal between Russia and Iran, involving the delivery of 500 Verba launch units and 2500 IM 336 missiles, was inked in Moscow last December. This deal will significantly enhance Iran’s air defence capabilities. Additionally, there is speculation about a potential attack on Iran, with forces already in the area.

24 feb 2026

The United States has deployed over 150 aircraft near Iran, signalling a potential attack. This military buildup follows the Geneva talks between the US and Iran regarding Iran’s nuclear programme. While Iran claims to be committed to a nuclear deal, concerns remain about their development of chemical and biological weapons.

Tensions between the US and Iran escalate as the US increases its military presence in the Middle East, including deploying the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier. Iran, meanwhile, continues to pursue its nuclear programme, raising concerns about potential conflict. The US is seeking a peaceful resolution through negotiations, but the possibility of military action remains on the table.

The US is considering a limited strike on Iran as a wake-up call, with the potential for a larger, more aggressive attack if the initial strike fails. This larger attack could target Iran’s leadership, similar to the approach taken with Venezuela’s Maduro. Concerns are also rising about Iran’s chemical and biological weapons capabilities, with reports suggesting they are being used against protesters and could be deployed in a potential conflict.

The US is considering military action against Iran, but President Trump faces challenges. His desire for a low-risk, painless victory clashes with the reality that war inherently carries risks. Additionally, the US military is stretched thin, lacking the resources for a sustained conflict with Iran, which could leave other regions vulnerable.

Jack Keane advocates for a comprehensive military operation against Iran, targeting its leadership, infrastructure, and nuclear programme, to destabilise the regime. Dan Hoffman, a former CIA station chief, agrees that the Trump administration is serious about potential strikes if Iran doesn’t negotiate in good faith. He highlights the risks of Iranian retaliation through proxies and emphasises the need for verification if a deal is reached.

24 Feb 2026

The video argues that allowing Iran to enrich uranium, even at low levels, is a dangerous lie that will lead to a nuclear Iran or a larger war. It emphasises that zero enrichment is the bare minimum requirement to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear threshold state and that the regime’s history of violating agreements and supporting terrorism makes it an unreliable negotiating partner. The video criticises Western politicians and organisations for pushing this narrative and argues that it is ultimately pro-war and enables the regime’s atrocities.

The text argues that a complete surrender of the Islamic regime in Iran, including the dismantling of the IRGC, is necessary to prevent war. It criticises the anti-war movement for emboldening the regime and highlights the escalating persecution of Christians in Iran, particularly converts from Islam. The text also exposes South Africa’s entanglement with the Iranian regime, both through the MTN Group’s stake in Iran Cell and the government’s diplomatic ties.

The South African government’s engagement with the Iranian regime is concerning, including diplomatic celebrations, high-level visits, and military exercises. This raises questions about the implications for national security and human rights. Meanwhile, in Iran, students continue to protest against the regime, demonstrating their courage and desire for freedom despite the risks.