WHY THEY HAVE picked a guy looking like Central Asians?
Because they have plan to go after #Russia,Iran,china
They need someone to sell their bullshits
and race matter here…Ask the #CIA (#ISIS )guy William Burns pic.twitter.com/ZIO4wCYsmM
— 🇮🇷Tourage Nikkhah (@NikkhahTourage) March 28, 2024
Day: March 28, 2024
Heads up, Apple users. #Phishing #Apple #Password #cybersecurity https://t.co/j0tl8Q0RyN
— Robert Morton (@Robert4787) March 28, 2024
SUBSCRIBER+EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – For months, Yemen’s Houthis have been launching repeated missile and drone attacks againstcommercial and military ships in the southern Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. To date, U.S. and international efforts to bring an end to the attacks have proven unsuccessful.
Last Saturday, CENTCOM reported that the group launched five ballistic missiles at the Chinese-owned oil tanker Huang Pu, despite Houthi promises not to attack Chinese and Russian ships. The barrage of missiles and drone attacks have caused massive disruption to the global shipping industry. So, is there a way to stop the Houthis?
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