🚨🇮🇷 BREAKING: TEHRAN FORCES RAID CLASHING WITH PROTESTERS SEEKING REFUGE Intense scenes unfolding in Ilam, Iran: Armed security forces stormed Imam Khomeini Hospital to snatch the bodies of killed protesters and detain the injured, sparking fierce clashes as crowds fight back amid nationwide unrest entering Day 6. Local footage shows the brutal raid, with reports of at least 16 deaths nationwide and over 600 arrests. Source: Hengaw, Iran International, Local Witnesses,

🚨🇮🇷 TEHRAN'S SKY IS EXPLODING Videos from West Tehran capture eerie streaks and bursts in the night sky, sparking buzz amid regional tensions. Officials say it's just routine tests, no threats. Source: @NiohBerg

🇮🇷 CLASHES EXPLODE IN IRAN AS PROTESTS INTENSIFY Security forces are firing live rounds as protesters refuse to back down in the western city near the Iraq border. Streets are littered with burning debris and tear gas clouds as crowds chant anti-regime slogans and confront riot police head-on. Source: @Osint613

🇮🇷 FROM TEHRAN TO QOM: ANTI-REGIME PROTESTS SWEEP IRAN Even small towns and conservative provinces are rising, signaling a level of rejection the regime hasn’t faced since 1979. Security forces are stretched thin, with reports of desertions and escalating brutality to compensate. Source: @Daractenus

🇮🇷 IRAN FORCES RAID ILAM HOSPITAL TO ABDUCT WOUNDED PROTESTERS Security units have entered the hospital during ongoing protests in Ilam. Injured citizens are being seized from inside the facility by armed forces. Reports accuse the regime of abducting and murdering wounded protesters. Source: @NiohBerg

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 TRUMP WARNS PETRO "WATCH YOUR ASS”: COLOMBIA SCRAMBLES TO PROTECT HIM After Colombia’s President Petro criticized U.S. actions in Venezuela, Trump fired back with: “He better watch his ass.” Now Bogotá has tightened security around Petro, with the defense minister confirming heightened protective measures amid rising tensions. Colombia just went from commenting on the chaos next door to fearing it might be next. This was a warning, as Trump just removed one socialist leader with surgical precision, and Petro’s government clearly got the message. Whether it’s paranoia or preparation, Latin American leaders are realizing: the Venezuela op wasn’t just about Maduro, and everyone’s now wondering if they’re on the list. Source: @Osint613

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 REP. JIM JORDAN: MADURO IS A NARCO BACKED BY IRAN AND CHINA - HE WAS OPERATING A DRUG EMPIRE Maduro ran a drug empire, cozied up to Iran and China, and operated freely in the U.S.’s backyard, until Trump had him snatched and flown to a New York jail. Rep. Jim Jordan is all for it. He says this is about protecting American families from fentanyl and cartels. Jordan points to real damage in his own district and says bringing down Maduro sends a message: Trump acts, and he gets results. "I trust Trump to make decisions that are in the best interest of Americans. Trump gets results. When you have a guy who's head of a narco-terrorist operation cozying up to Iran and China in our hemisphere, bringing him to justice is a good thing. Most Americans think that’s a good thing. I know what fentanyl and other drugs have done to families in the 4th District of Ohio. Americans recognize this as decisive action that makes a difference for us and for Venezuelans." Source: @Jim_Jordan , @rapidresponse47

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪🇨🇳 SEN. SCHMITT: MADURO’S ARREST WAS A MESSAGE TO CHINA Schmitt says Trump’s move against Maduro wasn’t just about Venezuela, it was a strategic signal to Beijing. He claims Chinese diplomats were inside Venezuela during the operation, underscoring U.S. intelligence reach and deterrence. Schmitt frames it as a warning that the Western Hemisphere is not open to CCP expansion. “Trump didn’t just arrest Maduro. He sent a message to China. If you don’t think China noticed that we were able to do this under the cover of darkness without them knowing anything about it, that’s a very important point for deterrence. The U.S. has a very important interest in the Western Hemisphere: that Venezuela isn’t the playground for the CCP.” Source: @Eric_Schmitt , @EricLDaugh

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN: UNDERCOVER AGENT FAILS TO DETAIN TEEN PROTESTER - STOPPED BY FLYING KICK An undercover agent of Iran’s Islamic regime attempted to force a teenage anti-regime protester into a police vehicle during ongoing unrest. Another protester intervened, knocking the agent down with a flying kick and allowing the teen to escape. The incident comes amid nationwide protests driven by economic collapse, repression, and calls for regime change. Source: Visegrád24

🚨🇮🇷🇮🇱 IRAN CONDUCTS MISSILE DEFENSE EXERCISE - NETANYAHU HOLDS HOURS-LONG IRAN SECURITY MEETING Iranian officials are increasingly nervous that Israel could exploit the ongoing unrest inside the country, as protests continue to spread and intensify. Tensions escalated further after Iran’s Revolutionary Guards launched missile and air defense drills on Sunday, with air defense fire reported in multiple cities, including Tehran and Shiraz. At the same time, Netanyahu held extended security consultations focused on Iran, signaling close monitoring as the situation remains volatile. Source: @Osint613

🚨🇮🇷 IRAN PROTESTER FIRES IMPROVISED FLAMETHROWER AT SECURITY FORCES During raging protests in Iran, video from yesterday captures a rioter unleashing a homemade flamethrower on Tehran's forces. Crazy improvised weapon in the heat of clashes rocking cities like Ilam. Source: @OSINTWarfare

A little cold caught me when I woke up from naps. So Nostr family, how did you spend your day and the end of the weekend? I really want to read you before anyone tries to find out what has happened in the world.

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The outage has nothing to do with wind power generation. In Germany, wind energy provides around 30% of electricity over the year (and often more in winter, as winds are stronger and more consistent). Solar output drops in winter, but wind largely compensates. Berlin does not rely directly on local wind farms: the city is supplied by the national interconnected grid. In this case, the cause is clearly identified: a fire at two high-voltage pylons, described as sabotage so this is a grid infrastructure and security issue, not a generation shortfall. Even with 0% wind power, a fire or attack on high-voltage lines would cause the same blackout. This is about protecting the grid, not energy policy choices. View quoted note →

Died how? I just wonder if there's any human blood in his body. Really when we talk about politics, it's a whole other world. View quoted note →

If the first one doesn't work, keep trying another way. After all, there is no such thing as failure in this life, there are only experiences, and you learn from your mistakes every time. Hang in there and keep going. View quoted note →

One more sats is not something bad. Maybe, some of them have millions of sats but that's not why they will distance themselves from the crowd and behave like the rich people on Facebook or X. The power of nostr is that even the one who has nothing can give joy to a rich man by sending him even 1 sat. And people as rich as they can contribute by sending sats to whomever they want. On Nostr side we share love. The proof, yesterday I saw a publication that received good vibes. About 270k of sats zapped and here is the power of nostr. Supporting each other despite everything that's going on in the world. Even the richest need sats as well as the poor. Posting content is fine if you can. I post here every day when I have the opportunity and I sometimes receive some zap that motivates me to continue. Well I'll stop there. If I have to advise something, it's to spend more time here. View quoted note →

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Okay, it's sunrise. We wake up. We quickly glance at our to-do list. We get ready and then tackle what we have to do. So, what are you doing today? Sure, it's the weekend, but I'm glued to my computer. And you, tell me.

🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳🇻🇪 WHY VENEZUELA MATTERS: TRUMP’S MOVE MAY HAVE SHAKEN CHINA’S GLOBAL STRATEGY Trump’s action in Venezuela is not regional politics, it directly targets China’s most critical vulnerability: energy dependence. China buys 60-90% of Venezuelan oil and 85-90% of Iranian crude, together accounting for roughly 30-35% of its total oil imports. Another 35% of China’s oil comes from Middle Eastern suppliers vulnerable to U.S. pressure, giving Washington potential influence over up to 70% of China’s energy supply. Under those conditions, Beijing’s ability to launch a high-risk operation against Taiwan becomes severely constrained. This weakens China’s military planning in the Indo-Pacific and disrupts its long-term strategy to project power beyond Asia. It also forces China to squeeze Russia harder on oil prices, increasing the economic strain on Moscow’s war effort. The U.S. gains strategic breathing room globally, strengthening its ability to meet commitments in Europe and elsewhere. Meanwhile, China suffers a major setback in Latin America, a loss of leverage abroad, and a blow to Xi’s image of control and inevitability. A post-Maduro Venezuela could open access to years’ worth of information on corruption networks, covert financing, sanctions evasion, and foreign influence operations, not just regionally, but globally. That intelligence windfall may reshape how power is understood, exercised, and constrained in the years ahead. In short, Venezuela is not a side story. It is a pressure point in a global system defined by energy, leverage, and timing. If Trump’s move achieves even part of its strategic promise, historians may one day view it not as a regional intervention, but as a pivotal moment in the great power competition of the 21st century. Source: @JMichaelWaller Media: RNA