‘Iran is United’: Iranian Journalist Reports from Tehran
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‘Iran is United’: Iranian Journalist Reports from Tehran
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(Et les américains font la même avec les ukrainiens et ça marche fort. note de rené)
The Trump-ordered US-Israeli attack on Iran is continuing to create an array of 'unknowns' while steadily drawing in outside powers, with the most significant Friday development being The Washington Post reporting that Russia has been providing Iran with intelligence on the locations of US military assets in the Middle East, including warships and aircraft.
US officials described the effort as "a pretty comprehensive effort" by Moscow, though the accuracy of the intelligence remains unclear - the paper admits. What follows is the money quote:
"Russia is providing Iran with targeting information to attack American forces in the Middle East, the first indication that another major US adversary is participating – even indirectly – in the war, according to three officials familiar with the intelligence."

The report cites three officials familiar with the intelligence, who spoke about the support on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the issue.
"The targeting information has included the locations of American warships and aircraft in the Middle East, the officials said," WaPo writes.
A couple of contextual issues: it remains that the 'fog of war' and propaganda is very heavy - and so such allegations especially from an ultra-heart-of-the-establishment D.C. beltway publication should be treated with caution and skepticism.
It is meant to keep pressure and scrutiny on Moscow at a moment the world's attention is wholly fixated on the Iran theatre.
However, it also makes perfect sense that Moscow would support a remaining Middle East ally (after the fall of Assad in Syria), given that Russia and Iran signed a strategic partnership agreement earlier this year expanding military and defense cooperation. Despite that, Hegseth said earlier in the week that Russia is "not really a factor" in the conflict.
If the report is accurate, what might this look like on the ground? Here's an example of the possible implications:
New investigations by CNN reveal that Iran successfully destroyed an advanced U.S. radar system located inside Jordanian territory.
According to CNN’s analysis of satellite imagery, the radar installation appears to have been completely destroyed. The investigation also indicates that buildings housing similar radar systems at two additional locations in the United Arab Emirates were reportedly targeted in separate attacks.
Above: this is over 500 miles from Iran.
Could the Iran war eventually emerge as the next ground zero Mideast proxy battleground between the US and Russia? It remains unlikely that Moscow will get involved too directly, given also it has a costly war with Ukraine to run; however, this alleged heightened intelligence sharing with Tehran points to a first step of sorts.
From the Kremlin's point of view, Washington has already long been doing the same, and in a major way, in the context of the Ukraine proxy war.
On peut affirmer que le plus grand accomplissement de l'administration Trump n'a été rien de plus que la diffusion de fausses informations statistiques.
One of Donald Trump's core pre-election promises (along with cracking down on immigration and no more foreign wars) was to boost employment for local-born Americans at the expense of the record employment for foreign-born, mostly illegal, workers. And for a while it worked: four months ago, when discussing the September jobs report, we said that while the broader report was generally mixed, it was "indisputably strong when it comes to one thing: the rotation from foreign born workers to domestic ones. To wit: in September, the number of native-born workers surged by 676K (after the August drop of 561K), while foreign-born workers dropped by 70K."
The data showed that since Trump entered the White House "the number of foreign born workers has slumped from a record 33.7 million in March 2025 to 32.1 million, a drop of $1.6 million. This has been offset by a slow but consistent increase in native-born workers which had been unchanged for six years since 2019 until the start of 2025, at which point it started to rise again, and has increased from 131.2 million in March 2025 to a new record high of 133.2 million in September."
Why does this matter? Because today's job report, which was undeniably dismal and sparked added to the sharp selloff across the market, also updated the working age population calculations to reflect the latest US Census population count for 2025. The new controls led to a big change in the January estimate of various employment metrics. They
But perhaps the most important revision is that the entire boom in native-born employment was fake news: a statistical mirage spawned by some overzealous BLS staffer's excel model.
Presenting exhibit A: the monthly change in native and foreign-born workers. It shows that while the number of native-born workers in February did post a solid rise of 877K - using the revised data - this was only after the January data was revised comprehensively to wipe out a record 2.5 million (exactly) native born workers.
And here is what it looks like over the longer-term: at just under 131 million, the number of native born workers is back to where it was in 2019.
Which means that what some consider the greatest accomplishment of the Trump admin was nothing more than statistical fake news. The silver lining: at least there is the Iran war to keep everyone distracted.
(Euh, je ne pige pas. nore de rené)
« Les deux parties négocient encore les détails de l'annonce... »
Boeing shares moved higher in late-afternoon trading in New York after Bloomberg News reported that the planemaker may be nearing one of the largest sales in its history, potentially to be unveiled during President Trump's trip to China later this month.
People familiar with the potential Boeing-China jet deal said it could be announced during President Trump's trip to Beijing from March 31 to April 2. They said the deal includes a 500-plane order for 737 Max jets, with additional talks covering approximately 100 widebody aircraft, including 787 Dreamliners and 777Xs.
Boeing aircraft have long been at the center of US-China trade talks, as well as tit-for-tat trade disputes. If the deal materializes, it would mark one of Boeing's biggest sales ever and end years of a Chinese jet sales drought.
Bloomberg offered a caveat:
There's a chance that the talks could reach an impasse and a deal not be completed, they cautioned. The nation's leaders were closing in on a similar agreement last year and in 2023. The two sides are still negotiating the specifics of the announcement, with the US pushing for a firm commitment and not just a headline-grabbing dollar value, said one of the people.
Shares of Boeing jumped about 2% on the news.
Bloomberg noted that Boeing declined to comment, while China's Ministry of Commerce did not respond to a request for comment. We caution that the report relies on unnamed sources.
Our view is that a headline like this appears highly unusual (the scale of the order suggest more than simply a gesture of goodwill), particularly as Trump has moved to squeeze Beijing's access to cheap crude from Venezuela and Iran.
Even with the risk of an energy shock, Beijing now appears to be on the verge of buying a record number of U.S. commercial jets, which suggests Trump may have gained some leverage (perhaps through his two-month crusade with America's military) ahead of the planned Trump-Xi meeting later this month.

par PressTV
Le journaliste et personnalité médiatique américaine Tucker Carlson affirme que les autorités du Qatar et d’Arabie saoudite ont arrêté des agents affiliés au Mossad, l’agence d’espionnage israélienne, qui planifiaient des attentats à la bombe, décrivant ces incidents comme faisant partie d’une plus large tentative de déstabiliser les pays du golfe Persique.
Dans un discours prononcé lors d’une récente émission, largement relayée sur les réseaux sociaux lundi, Carlson a déclaré : «La nuit dernière, au Qatar et en Arabie saoudite, les autorités ont arrêté des agents du Mossad qui planifiaient des attentats à la bombe».
Il a ajouté : «Du point de vue israélien, cela ne représentait pas un risque».
Carlson a soutenu que l’objectif de ces complots était de saper la stabilité régionale. D’après Carlson, ils voulaient déstabiliser le golfe Persique, et en deux jours, ils y sont parvenus.
«Et je pense que tous ceux qui apprécient l’ordre et la décence espèrent que le golfe Persique s’en remettra».
Il a souligné que les pays du golfe Persique étaient des partenaires proches des États-Unis, écartant ainsi apparemment les spéculations selon lesquelles Washington serait à l’origine de ces complots.
«Le Golfe [persique] ne représente pas une menace pour nous. Nous avons des bases militaires dans ces pays. Ce sont parmi nos plus proches alliés. Ils sont tous, et de loin, des alliés plus proches qu’Israël».
«Ce sont nos amis, mais ils ont été profondément blessés», a-t-il poursuivi, en évoquant plus précisément Dubaï.
«Et dans un endroit comme Dubaï, qui fait partie intégrante d’un pays, un émirat au sein des Émirats arabes unis, mais qui est aussi, en quelque sorte, un symbole de luxe».
En exécutant de tels complots contre Dubaï, a-t-il estimé, le régime israélien porte un préjudice considérable à l’économie et aux revenus touristiques de l’émirat.
C’est l’aéroport le plus fréquenté au monde. Quand on voit des vidéos de fumée à l’aéroport de Dubaï sur Instagram, on se dit : «Tiens, je vais plutôt aller à Cabo cette année», a-t-il dit. «Bref. Peut-être que tu iras à Sedona cette année».
«Cela fait vraiment très mal à ces pays. Israël voulait leur faire du mal. C’est là le but. Il voulait semer le chaos et le désordre, car ce sont des rivaux d’Israël», a-t-il déclaré.
«Israël veut nuire à l’Iran, au Qatar, aux Émirats arabes unis, à l’Arabie saoudite, à Bahreïn, à Oman et au Koweït».
Ces remarques interviennent dans un contexte de nouvelle campagne d’agression israélo-américaine visant l’Iran, qui s’est caractérisée par le ciblage des infrastructures civiles et défensives à travers le pays.
Ces agressions ont provoqué des vagues continues de frappes de représailles décisives de la part du Corps des gardiens de la Révolution islamique (CGRI) contre des cibles israéliennes et américaines légitimes dans toute la région, cibles qui ont été utilisées pour mener des attaques contre le territoire iranien.
Certains sites touchés lors des représailles se situent dans les États riverains du golfe Persique, tels que les Émirats arabes unis, le Koweït, le Qatar et Bahreïn.
Des explosions ont également été signalées dans certains de ces États, visant des bâtiments prétendument civils. Le CGRI n’a pas revendiqué ces incidents.
source : PressTV