RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Iran understands that it is crucial for them to control shipping at the Strait of Hormuz to save their country from their enemies who have just tried to regime change it with extreme violence, assassinating several of their leaders.China is providing them with a practically unlimited stream of replacement chips, sensors, other parts and assemblies with which to assemble a vast stream of replacement missiles and drones. In return Iran is requiring ships show receipts that they paid ...

This morning Cubans are suffering from the third nationwide blackout this month, leaving 10 million people without power, according to Cuba's Ministry of Energy. The country's power grid collapsed Saturday evening as the government struggles with the decaying infrastructure and U .S. imposed oil blockade.The blackout comes as President Trump is doubling down on hints of imminent change for Cuba. In response to what the U .S. would do with the country, President Trump told MSNOW Stephanie Ruhle in a phone ca ...

Tonight, Cuba's government is pushing back on President Trump's pressure campaign. The regime's deputy foreign minister speaking exclusively to our Christristen Welker. >> Is the United States insisting on regime change in order to give Cuba economic relief.>> I don't know what they're insisting among themselves. The structure of the Cuban government and the members of the Cuban government are not part of the negotiation. >> Are you saying that regime change is off the table.>> Absolutely. Just 90 miles fro ...

la Quattara and Haifa, Israel, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Joel Rubin, the Brookings Institution's Michael O'Hanlon and history professor and former merchant mariner Sal McCurgliano. Inez, we know that you're near an oil refinery that was hit overnight in Haifa. It's not the only site that was hit.What's the extent of the damage that you're seeing. Hey, Ariel. Yeah, so here in Haifa, there was an oil refinery hit yesterday.We understand it was the electrical infrastructure that was damaged. B ...

Does the administration really hav the ability to do that as well right now. Well, again, it wouldn't be a military thing. I think it would be essentially collaborative or cooperative to a large extent.It would involve economic tools, a lot of diplomacy. I don't think it would be in conflict, if you will, or excuse me, it wouldn't be impossible to do this. Whatever we choose to do in Iran, whether we continue militarily, find a way to end things, I don't see the things THINGS ESSENTIALLY FIGHTING OVER THE S ...

Iranians who were hopeful that the war would pave the way for regime change now worry they will be left with a devastated country and the same autocratic rulers as before bombing began https://t.co/m7G9FKLr8C ...

Iranians who were hopeful that the war would pave the way for regime change now worry they will be left with a devastated country and the same autocratic rulers as before bombing began. https://t.co/Lofo6VbaP4 https://t.co/QAn5RrDcr8 ...

Iranians who were hopeful that the war would pave the way for regime change now worry they will be left with a devastated country and the same autocratic rulers as before bombing began https://t.co/3Lzr4N5nmd ...

ARIZONA,ME RIGHT NOW, WE HAVE CONGRESSWOMAN FROM YASIMIN ANSARI. SHE IS THE FIRST IRANIAN AMERICAN DEMOCRAT IN CONGRESS. IT'S NICE TO TALK WITH YOU again.As you know, just over two weeks in now, 13 American military dead, a million people displaced, U .S. allies in the region defending Iranian attacks, a new hard-line supreme leader, global oil prices skyrocketing. The list goes on, but what is your assessment of this war today.As I have always said, I don't believe that Donald Trump had either good intenti ...

“When the first bombs dropped we were happy. We didn’t want this regime. We didn’t choose it. After 47 years we thought it was finally reaching its end”. 1843 receives a first-hand account from Iran https://t.co/xDO6LSC5j0 ...