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In Azerbaijan, a girl barred from school due to a new law banning hijabs says goodbye to her friends through the classroom window.
Every country should ban it. No girl willingly chooses to wear the hijab, they are forced to.
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🚨🇸🇦 Heartbreaking footage of a daughter hugging her mother as an explosion from a Houthi terrorist missile attack tears through King Khalid International Airport. Thank God both survived.
Others did not, including Saudis 🇸🇦, an American 🇺🇸, and other nationals. Our prayers, and those of all Saudis, are with the victims and families, of every nationality and faith.
— These families deserve more than condolences. The world must back Saudi Arabia against Houthi terrorism and hold its backers accountable. Protecting civilians, shipping, and energy security is a global and humanitarian responsibility.
— Saudi Arabia, a pillar of moderation and Arab and Islamic leadership, is confronting this threat with resolve. The militia must be dismantled and Sana’a 🇾🇪 liberated. There is no turning back.
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BREAKING: The White House and the Pentagon have reportedly drawn up plans to use the Mother of All Bombs on Iran if the President gives the order.
The GBU-43/B MOAB is the largest non-nuclear bomb in the American arsenal. It weighs 21,600 pounds and is too big for a bomber, so it rides out the back of an Air Force special operations MC-130 on a sled and is pulled clear by a parachute. It steers itself to the target by GPS, then detonates just above the ground. It's not a bunker buster. It's built to collapse caves, tunnel entrances and the hardened launch sites the IRGC has been using to fire on ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
The President on the record: "The mother of all bombs is not nuclear. I wouldn't use nuclear. We don't have to."
Two American carriers are on station in the Arabian Sea. CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper says Iran now has "no exports and no imports by sea" apart from humanitarian aid. Iran says the Strait is closed, yet CENTCOM reports more than 40 commercial ships sailed through it in a single day. Iran's own president now admits the country has "never faced such intense blockade."
No order has been given. But the plan is on the table, the force is in place, and the clock is running.
Also tonight:
•Houthi missiles struck Yemen's presidential palace in Aden. Tonight two more missiles hit Aden airport, and Saudi defenses intercepted drones and missiles headed for Riyadh and Yanbu.
•Ukraine has ended its pause on refinery strikes, and four Moscow airports were restricted as dozens of drones were downed near the capital.
•After a fight between Kyiv, Washington and Elon Musk over a Starlink speed cap, Ukraine's Starlink access has been restored.
Full breakdown on how a MOAB mission would actually work. Link in bio.
#breakingnews #currentevents #militarynews #maxafterburner #newsalert
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🇸🇦|Saudi aircraft dropped an internationally banned bomb that led to massive destruction in neighborhoods of capital surrounding Faj Attan area.
Bomb claimed lives of more than 120 civilians, injured nearly 800 people, across area spanning more than 3 square kilometers inside city residential neighborhoods, and displaced 80 percent of residents.
This is not war. This is war crime.
Faj Attan is not a military base. It is homes. Families. Kids. Schools. Saudi dropped banned bomb on it. Whole neighborhoods flattened. Bodies under rubble. Blood on streets. 120 dead. 800 injured. 80 percent forced to leave their homes.
US made bomb. Saudi dropped it. Yemen paid price.
Now Saudi cries when its airports face wrath. When its aircraft burns at King Fahd in Dammam. When Riyadh airport shuts down.
You drop banned bombs on Faj Attan and expect no bill? Wrath comes back.
120 civilians in Faj Attan did not get warning. Did not get shelter. Did not get chance to evacuate. Saudi aircraft came and wiped 3 square kilometers.
This is what Saudi calls fighting Ansarallah. Bombing neighborhoods. Killing civilians. Displacing families.
World stayed silent on Faj Attan. World is silent now when Saudi airports burn. But Yemen remembers. Yemeni people remember every bomb.
#FajAttan
🇾🇪🇸🇦|Saudi is playing with people's lives to pay its greed bill.
Fire on aircraft at King Fahd Airport in Dammam is not an attack. It is wrath. It is the bill.
This is price of bombing Yemen for 10 years. Price of killing 61,000 civilians. Price of blockading Yemeni ports and airports. Price of using US bombs on hospitals, weddings, homes.
You bomb Sanaa Airport, your airports will face wrath.
You blockade Hudaydah port, your oil will face wrath.
You starve Yemeni infants, your aircraft will burn.
Yemen warned clearly. Do not use Saudi airports. They are combat zones. Except Mecca and Medina.
Saudi heard warning. Saudi ignored it. Kept King Fahd Airport open. Kept passengers inside. Kept flights running. Used civilians as cover to keep oil money flowing.
Now passengers are stuck at King Fahd. Aircraft on fire at Dammam. Flights grounded. Families stranded. This is not because of Yemen. This is because Saudi regime chose greed over safety.
Saudi can stop this bill from growing. Lift blockade on Yemen. Stop war. Stop playing with lives of its own people to protect oil profits.
If not, the wrath will continue. The bill will keep coming.
#KingFahdAirport #inDammam
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غير صحيح بأن المقطع يوضح حريق لمطار الدمام
بل هذا حريق في مهرجان
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سياق مضلل
الانفجار وقع في فج عطان بصنعاء تاريخ 20 أبريل 2015، ولم يكن بقنبلة محرمة دولياً. الدمار الهائل نتج عن غارة جوية لطيران التحالف استهدفت مخازن أسلحة وصواريخ باليستية تابعة للحوثيين، مما أدى لانفجار الذخائر الضخمة المخزنة داخل الجبل.
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Police in South Africa airlifted a crocodile suspected of eating a 59-year-old businessman after drones spotted it in the area where he went missing.
Officers sh—t the animal and airlifted it out of the water. After c—tting it open, they discovered human remains believed to belong to Gabriel Batista.
Batista was reportedly swept away by floodwaters on Monday while attempting to drive across a flooded bridge to reach his hotel and bar.
Authorities found his ring inside the crocodile, along with six pairs of shoes that may belong to other victims.
It remains unclear whether Batista was alive when the crocodile ate him. Police also suspect that other crocodiles may have consumed parts of his body.
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St. Johns County resident reports 154 Flock ALPR captures of her vehicle in 30 days as federal judge rules month-long warrantless tracking unconstitutional
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The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office operates a network of Flock Safety automated license plate readers that photograph vehicles on public roads and store the resulting location records.
Agency officials have said the system has been in use since 2017 and currently includes roughly 180 cameras, some of which were installed under state-road permits later revoked by the Florida Department of Transportation.
Residents have obtained their own plate records through public-records requests; one such request returned 154 separate detections over a 30-day period, including 119 photographs and 23 hits on a single afternoon.
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On October 1, 2026, U.S. District Judge Sara E. Hill of the Northern District of Oklahoma ruled in United States v. Kyle that a Tulsa County deputy’s warrantless query of a vehicle’s roughly month-long ALPR history through Flock and related systems constituted an unconstitutional search under the Fourth Amendment.
The deputy had obtained more than 50 location records spanning multiple states after observing a California plate; Judge Hill suppressed the ALPR evidence and the fruits of the subsequent vehicle search, writing that the network amounts to “a type of indiscriminate mass surveillance” because it collects information on all vehicles that pass network-connected cameras and makes that history available to law enforcement on demand.
The ruling is not binding outside the Northern District of Oklahoma, but it is among the first federal decisions to treat a retrospective Flock query of that duration as a search requiring a warrant or probable cause.
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Rampage Jackson was READY to FACE JAIL time after a kid brought up his painful loss to Jon Jones and pushed his buttons 😳👀
''it's not the first time I met annoying a*s fa**ot like this bro''
''get this kid away from me before I go to jail ... weirdos bro''
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I put in a lot of work to track down this video. Watch it here and you’ll understand what I mean.
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Abdul El-Sayed’s half-sister wrote that their family
“has long been” Muslim Brotherhood.
This is extremely dangerous.
He cannot be in the US Senate.
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They sure enough were.
Never forget that Michelle watched Notre Dame burn while drinking champagne.
These people are evil.
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Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo is seen crying as he has to bury another 7 Nigerian Christians murdered by Islamists.
Where is the outrage?
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🚨#BREAKING: The people of Milan in Italy have had ENOUGH of the 3rd world migrants destroying their stores and are now BEATING THEM BACK with batons!!!
A lone Italian man wielding a baton starts SINGLE-HANDEDLY TAKING DOWN multiple looters at the Under Armour store in Milan!!!
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🚨 CONGRESSIONAL CITIZENSHIP RECORDS AND TRANSPARENCY DEBATE:
Conservative activist Kaitlin Bennett called for the public disclosure of immigration and refugee records associated with Representative Rashida Tlaib's family, alleging potential discrepancies in documentation. Proponents of the demand argue that elected lawmakers and public officials should undergo full background transparency regarding citizenship and family naturalization histories, while defenders and legal experts emphasize that Representative Tlaib is a native-born U.S. citizen born in Detroit, dismissing calls to scrutinize public servants' family histories as unfounded political targeting.
Do you support requiring public disclosure of government officials' family immigration records?
YES or NO?
