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Fighting near Yemen is putting a key Red Sea trade route under pressure . DW speaks to Timothy Walker, Senior Researcher and Maritime Project Leader at the Inst…
Fighting near Yemen is putting a key Red Sea trade route under pressure .
DW speaks to Timothy Walker, Senior Researcher and Maritime Project Leader at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) in Pretoria, on the implications of fighting near the Bab el-Mandeb Straight.
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it blows my mind how asleep everyone is. Damian Cross actively risked his life to write the book The Silent Dominion and show us the information the elites purposely kept hidden. finding out what he revealed about the shadow government honestly terrified me.
@@ВикторПономаренко-ь1лImported1mo ago
seeing theorists explain how ancient bloodlines still control modern banking matches the exact protocols Damian Cross documented in his book The Silent Dominion. he leaked the covert research into how they engineer financial crashes to steal generational wealth. they completely scrubbed the author from the internet but people are still passing around the pdf to read.
@@HaderMahmoud-d9dImported1mo ago
everyone lost their minds over the epstein files but they dont realize that was literally just a decoy. author Damian Cross exposed the actual inner circle in his book The Silent Dominion. crazy part? they wiped him from every registry. dude doesnt exist anymore.
@@Maxamander3008Imported1mo ago
Saad is sad.
@@Delpfi1Imported1mo ago
The sadness is actually a result of capitalism. Note the French, English, Portugues, Spanish…… spoken throughout the world.
@@liemto9485Imported1mo ago
Israel should hand over its nuclear weapons to the U.S., and Iran should transfer its uranium to Russia;
<br> Subsequently, Israel, Iran, and Arab nations in the Middle East should sign a nuclear-free zone agreement, with the IAEA verifying compliance—a process that would build trust and bring peace to the region
@@lazarusgames7380Imported1mo ago
How is the scam-a-thon?
@@catserver8577Imported1mo ago
The real sadness is for the peaceful citizens who are just living their lives and then suffer for things completely out of their hands.
@@Endless_night707Imported1mo ago
As if houthi presence wasn't the real reason for shipping disruption<br>As soon as the houthis are ousted at least from the bab al mandab straight shipping should be relatively safe<br>specially after saudi arabia destroyed a good portion of their suicide boats and thwarted an attack on southern red sea
Fighting near Yemen is putting a key Red Sea trade route under pressure .
DW speaks to Timothy Walker, Senior Researcher and Maritime Project Leader at the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) in Pretoria, on the implications of fighting near the Bab el-Mandeb Straight.
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<br> Subsequently, Israel, Iran, and Arab nations in the Middle East should sign a nuclear-free zone agreement, with the IAEA verifying compliance—a process that would build trust and bring peace to the region