Any non-aggression pact is expected to be opposed by Israel and potentially the UAE | Saudi Arabia has discussed a non-aggression pact with Middle East states and Iran in conversations with its allies about what the region will look like following the end of the US-Israeli war against Iran, the Financial Times has reported. ● The report noted that the US’s Gulf Arab allies are worried they will be left with a powerful Iran in the region and a scaled-back US military presence. Satellite images show that many of the US bases across the region have been badly damaged or destroyed by Iranian missile and drone attacks. ● The Saudis have floated something similar to the 1975 Helsinki Accords, which were meant to reduce Cold War tensions between the Soviet Union and the US’s allies in Europe.

✅ ОАЭ пытались собрать антииранскую коалицию — не вышло (Елена Панина) [...] It is clear that the Emiratis are acting primarily in the interests of Tel Aviv and Washington—which need someone to do their fighting for them. At least on the ground. Especially since Saudi Arabia has plans that are directly opposed to this—namely, to conclude a non-aggression pact with Iran. Admittedly, these plans are unlikely to be realized for now—due to the aggressive policies of the very same U.S. and Israel. (Translation: DeepL.com)

On the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, the Palestinian Prisoners' Club reports that the occupation has utilized abductions and imprisonment as a systematic tool of colonial control and oppression against the Palestinian people. Since the onset of the genocide, the occupation has arrested more than 23,000 Palestinians from the West Bank, excluding thousands abducted from Gaza who remain subject to forced disappearance. The current phase is identified as the deadliest in the history of the prisoner movement. (Eva Karene Bartlett)

A senior Pentagon official has provided an updated estimate regarding the financial implications of the war on Iran, claiming that the war has already cost the United States approximately $29 billion since its onset on February 28, while estimates point to higher figures. | Defense Undersecretary for Comptroller Jules Jay Hurst made the revelation in a testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee on Tuesday. The updated estimate marks an increase from an earlier figure of $25 billion mentioned during a hearing on April 29. ● Hurst attributed this rise in costs to the continuous reassessment by the joint staff and comptroller teams, reflecting updated costs associated with equipment repair and replacement, as well as general operational expenses for personnel deployed in the region.

■ US lawmaker says Washington lost 39 aircraft in Iran war, citing defense report (Anadolu Ajanasi)

Starmer has just admitted he banned me and other commentators from traveling to the UK because we would “set back communities.” Yet mass third-world migration doesn’t bother him as it only sets back the one community he doesn’t give a rat’s ass about: the White native population. pic.twitter.com/oIBdDdORD5

— Eva Vlaardingerbroek (@EvaVlaar) May 11, 2026

Thousands of police officers will be deployed in London for Tommy Robinson’s rally | Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally is so controversial that the British government has deployed the latest surveillance technology against attendees and banned speakers from entering the country. What are they so scared of? ● Tens of thousands millions (Sep 13, 2025) of protesters are expected at the Unite the Kingdom rally in London on Saturday, where they will march through the streets of the British capital to government buildings at Whitehall. The rally is expected to be the largest right-wing gathering in the UK this year, as public anger against Prime Minister Keir Starmer builds on both sides of the political spectrum. ● The first Unite the Kingdom rally took place in July 2024. Riding a wave of right-wing anger – amplified by the stabbing of three children by a teenager of Rwandan descent two days later – organizer Tommy Robinson held further events that October, and in September 2025.

🟡 Massive crowds gather in London for anti-immigration march (VIDEOS) (RT)
■ The 200,000th migrant to cross the English Channel checked into a four-star hotel just 32 hours after landing on the British coast – The Sun (The Sun)