The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) air defense units have detected and successfully shot down an intruding MQ-1 Predator drone belonging to the “aggressor US military”, shortly after it encroached upon Iranian airspace over the Persian Gulf. | The IRGC Public Relations Department announced in a statement that the multi-mission and long-endurance remotely piloted aircraft was intercepted and destroyed as it entered the Iranian skies in the early hours of Sunday. ● The unmanned aerial vehicle was immediately tracked by IRGC air defense systems and targeted by advanced surface-to-air missiles before it could carry out any act of aggression. ● The IRGC also emphasized that Iranian airspace over the country’s territorial waters is under full control of its air defense units, warning that any intrusion will be met with a decisive response.

🚨🇷🇺🇺🇦The BIGGEST Propaganda War of All Time

🚨The Fighting is Real.

🚨Everything we've Been Told About it is Basically a Lie.

🚨How the Ukraine WAR Started

Former Delta Force commander Pete Blaber tells Americans the truth about the WAR of Ukraine.

The State Department… pic.twitter.com/v5VdOS7vkw

— Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil (@ivan_8848) April 24, 2026

📌 Pete Blaber exposing the propaganda about the manufacturerd Ukraine war (Lord of War)

Larry C. Johnson | Trump and his national security sycophants continue to live in a dream world when it comes to negotiating with Iran. | The NY Times [...] frames Trump’s approach as sowing confusion, reflecting internal tug-of-war between hawks and those wanting a quick deal to ease economic pain at home. In reporting that Trump had toughened the terms of a proposed peace framework and sent the revised version back to Iran, partly to pressure Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, the Times’ reporters said nothing about Iran’s likely reaction. Instead, they simply noted that while Trump is applying more pressure, his campaign has so far had limited effect on shifting Iran’s core positions, especially on uranium enrichment and its nuclear program. ■ Back in my days at CIA, we called that No Shit analysis. Neither the Times nor Axios chose to report that Iran’s position on those issues remains firm and uncompromising. Iran, exercising its territorial rights, will control the flow of ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz for the foreseeable future and will not, under any circumstance, turn over its supply of enriched uranium to the United States. I am not sure that Trump and his advisers understand that, but it would sure be helpful if the media would help educate the public about this reality.

■ White House Expects Clarity on US-Iran Deal by End of Next Week (Sputnik)
■ Trump pushes for last-minute changes to Iran peace draft (RT)
■ Iran rejects Trump's terms of deal to lift Hormuz blockade (MEE)
■ Iran REJECTS U.S. Agreement (Hal Turner)

The Ukroscammer Circus has arrived in Sweden, a country facing catastrophic problems with mass immigration, crime and dysfunction

More taxpayers cash will be stolen, more "WunderWafffe" will be sent for burning in basket case Ukraine.

And billions more will be stolen. pic.twitter.com/ako7C9P4aL

— Chay Bowes (@BowesChay) May 28, 2026

Chinese military has claimed for the first time that it used ‘electronic countermeasures’ when the frigate entered disputed waters | China’s claim it had used “electronic interference” during a confrontation with a Dutch warship in the disputed waters of the South China Sea might signal growing confidence in its capabilities in this area, analysts said. ● The PLA’s Southern Theatre Command, which oversees the South China Sea, accused the frigate De Ruyter of “illegally entering” waters near the Paracel Islands on Wednesday and repeatedly sending a helicopter into Chinese airspace. ● Chinese air and naval forces had issued verbal warnings as well as using unspecified electronic “countermeasures” to “drive the aircraft away”, the People’s Liberation Army command said.

Ben Freeman | In the first step towards shifting aid further into the shadows, the House's 2027 NDAA would all but fuse the two countries' armed forces together | At a time when the American public is expressing unprecedented levels of distrust in the Israeli government, Congress just proposed tying the U.S. to the Israeli military more than ever before. ■ Buried in the House's version of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) released on Tuesday, is section 224, entitled “United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative.” The provision would arguably do more to intertwine the U.S. military with the Israeli military than the more than $200 billion (inflation adjusted) in military assistance Israel has received from the U.S. since its founding in 1948.

✅ The Permanent War Government: Who’s Really Calling the Shots in Washington? (J. & N. Whitehead)