Trump’s super intelligence diplomat: Marco Rubio
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Sharing the ‘phantom farter’ report on X, political economy analyst and correspondent Shankkar Aiyar described it as "hilarious."
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Egypt's Sisi says his presidency will end in 2030 after over a decade in role
Sisi, who has served as Egypt's president since 2014, said his departure from office was "settled and will not be discussed."
Iran-backed militias funnel money to IRGC amid economic crisis, CENTCOM commander Cooper says
Cooper said the financial pressure had become severe enough that Iran-aligned militias were reportedly withholding payments from their own fighters to funnel money back to the IRGC.
- Iran-backed militias funnel money to IRGC amid economic crisis
- US Central Command chief Adm. Brad Cooper confirms this
- Financial strain forces militia groups to withhold payments