President Donald Trump has made a stunning decision regarding the equally stunning "Pre-Emptive Pardons" issued in the final days of the Biden Regime; those Pardons are "void, vacant, and of no further force or effect." | The earliest identifiable public mention about Joe Biden signing documents with an autopen, comes from the Oversight Project, an initiative of the Heritage Foundation. ● On March 6, 2025, they posted on X, stating: "WHOEVER CONTROLLED THE AUTOPEN CONTROLLED THE PRESIDENCY." They went on to say "We gathered every document we could find with Biden's signature over the course of his presidency. All used the same autopen signature except for the announcement that the former President was dropping out of the race last year." [...] The use of an Auto pen by a President to sign a document, order, Bill or anything else, has been treated by most people as allowable since a normal President, being aware of what he's doing, should be able to REMOTELY sign a document. But Joe Biden was **NOT** aware of what he was doing. Based upon his public actions and public appearances He was suffering from what appeared to be advanced Dementia or perhaps advanced Alzheimer's Disease. In some instances, he seemed to have trouble putting together a cohesive sentence when speaking. So the use of the auto pen by Biden Staff, would have bypassed the actual President while issuing signed documents IN HIS NAME. That would be forgery and would make the document invalid.

Trump officials are threatening more airstrikes as the Houthis, officially known as Ansar Allah, are vowing a response | A major round of US airstrikes that hit Yemen on Saturday killed at least 53 people, including women and children, Yemen’s Health Ministry said on Sunday. ● According to Yemen’s SABA news agency, at least five children and two women were among the dead. ● Another 98 were wounded by the US bombing, and the Health Ministry said many of the casualties were civilians, while the US is claiming it killed “multiple” leaders of Yemen’s Houthis, officially known as Ansar Allah. ● A total of 40 US airstrikes were reported to hit Yemen, primarily focusing on the northern Saada governorate. Strikes also hit the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, and the governorates of Taiz, Ibb, Dhamar, Al Bayda, Marib, and Hajjah. Targets that were reported hit included power stations, residential areas and homes, and Houthi military sites. The strikes marked the first time the US bombed Yemen under the new Trump administration.

Mohamed Salah | Survivors of the violence against the Alawite, Christian, and Druze communities shares their stories with RT | Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the dominant militant group in northwestern Syria, once presented itself as a local opposition force. Just over a month ago, the group was formally disbanded and became part of the Syrian Defense Ministry, yet its origins tell a far more sinister story. Born out of the ashes of Jabhat al-Nusra, Al-Qaeda’s official branch in Syria, HTS carries the same ideological DNA as the world’s most notorious terrorist network. While it has sought to rebrand itself for international legitimacy, its methods remain unchanged: Massacres, ethnic cleansing, and the systematic extermination of those who do not conform to its radical ideology. ■ Nowhere has this been more evident than in Syria’s coastal cities, where HTS and its foreign recruits have unleashed an unspeakable wave of violence against Alawite, Christian, and Druze communities. Entire villages have been erased, their inhabitants slaughtered in the dead of night. Yet, as these horrors unfold, the world remains indifferent, and the silence of international powers only emboldens the perpetrators.

✅ Russia Should Consider Accepting Syria’s Alawites As Refugees (Andrew Korybko)

Up to 30,000 Western troops could reportedly be stationed in the country as part of a long-term peacekeeping occupying force | The UK plans to station thousands of troops in Ukraine “for years” as part of a Western peacekeeping force to oversee a future ceasefire between Moscow and Kiev, The Times reported on Sunday, citing sources. The proposal was reportedly outlined by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at a virtual meeting of the so-called ‘coalition of the willing’ on Saturday. ● Starmer first announced plans for the coalition alongside France earlier this month, aiming to rally nations willing to continue military support for Ukraine amid concerns over potential US aid cuts. At a press briefing following Saturday’s meeting, Starmer said dozens of partner nations back the idea of deploying a peacekeeping force, with UK Defense Secretary John Healey set to meet with military chiefs in London this week to discuss details, including troop numbers and deployment timelines. [...] Russia has categorically rejected any Western military presence in Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said last month that the idea is “completely unacceptable to Russia” due to security risks. Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, the current deputy chair of Russia’s Security Council, warned on Sunday that the deployment of NATO forces, even under a peacekeeping mandate, would trigger direct war between Moscow and the military bloc.

■ NATO ‘peacekeepers’ in Ukraine mean war – Medvedev (RT)
■ Макрон: Запад может направить военных на Украину без согласия РФ (TACC)
■ « Déployer quelques petits milliers d’hommes par nation, dans des points clés » (Le Parisien)

It is almost impossible to get out on the roads now, all cars are being destroyed. Everything vaguely resembles the events of the Great Patriotic War near Stalingrad. | About 30 NATO officers were trapped in the Kursk region, according to the coordinator of the pro-Russian resistance, citing sources in the underground. Now it becomes clear why Europe was so alarmed. ● During the fighting in the Kursk region, according to the pro-Russian Mykolaiv resistance, about 30 career officers from NATO countries were surrounded. This was announced by the coordinator of the resistance, Sergei Lebedev, referring to information from the underground. ● According to the underground, these officers were engaged in commanding Ukrainian troops on the spot, as well as processing NATO satellite intelligence data and correcting strikes deep into Russian territory.