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Iran’s Foreign Ministry Says US Strikes on Railway Bridges are a ‘Blatant War Crime’
Iran’s Foreign Ministry on Thursday released a statement strongly condemning the latest US airstrikes in Iran and said the attacks that allegedly hit two railway bridges were a “blatant war crime.” According to Iranian media, one US strike hit an important railway bridge in Iran’s northeastern Golestan province that links Iran to Turkmenistan and China. […]
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Jul 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
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Authored by Micah Zimmerman via BitcoinMagazine.com,
Sixteen months after President Donald Trump ordered his administration to build a federal bitcoin reserve, the White House says it is still working out how the fund should be structured, and a dispute between two departments has slowed the effort, according to recent reporting from Bloomberg.
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Jun 4, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Satellite Imagery Appears To Show Damage At US Airbase In Kuwait After Iranian Attack
Satellite Imagery Appears To Show Damage At US Airbase In Kuwait After Iranian Attack
Via Middle East Eye
Satellite imagery appears to show damage to a US air base in Kuwait following Iranian strikes on Wednesday.
New imagery of the site released by Soar Atlas seems to show a destroyed shelter at the US Ali Al Salem Air Base, despite US Central Command (CENTCOM) insisting that all the missiles and drones targeting the site were "defeated".
Screengrab of satellite imagery of the US Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait released by Soar Atlas (via X)
Soar Atlas noted that the area...
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Aug 15, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Are China's Surveillance Exports Turning Nations Into Digital Dictatorships?
Are China's Surveillance Exports Turning Nations Into Digital Dictatorships?
Authored by James Gorrie via The Epoch Times,
Is Beijing hoping to turn other authoritarian societies into digital Chinas?
China’s rise as the world’s leading exporter of surveillance technology is yielding some disturbing results. Beijing’s surveillance export packages comprise an entire technological architecture that can give governments an unprecedented ability to see, identify, and track their populations.
Those technologies include cameras, artificial intelligence, telecommunications networks, cloud computing, facial recognition, license-plate recognition, and centralized command systems. Many mid-sized countries are becoming or are already customers.
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