Edgardo Feralin Dormido, Jr. is wanted by the #FBI for allegedly molesting minors in Manhattan Beach, California. On July 13, 2015, Dormido, Jr. fled the state of California on a flight from Los Angeles International Airport to Taipei, Taiwan, and then Manila, Philippines:
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A deadly shooting involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Biddeford, Maine, has triggered a federal investigation and renewed scrutiny of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies. One person was killed during the incident, though authorities have released few details about what led to the shooting. The FBI, Maine State Police, and the Maine Department of Public Safety are investigating as lawmakers and community leaders demand transparency. The incident comes less than a week after another fatal ICE shooting in Houston, fueling protests and intensifying debate over ICE operations nationwide.
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A TWO-FRONT STRATEGY AGAINST RUSSIA AND IRAN
Russia, Iran, and the KGB:
share.gemini.google/viEpBXWY…
AI Mode – Two-Front Strategy: Russia and Iran:
share.google/aimode/0mKzvDAI…
A two-front strategy against Russia and Iran requires disrupting their shared military-logistical backbone while sequencing actions to avoid global military overextension. As a combined Eurasian threat, Russia and Iran actively bypass Western pressure by exchanging precision weapon technology, sharing sanctions-evasion networks, and building alternative trade corridors. Confronting both concurrently demands an approach that blends aggressive economic decoupling with synchronized containment. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Breaking the Logistics and Technology Loop
The most critical link between Moscow and Tehran is their active military-industrial barter system. Iran supplies thousands of loitering munitions (drones) for Russia’s campaign in Ukraine, while Russia transfers advanced air defenses, fighter jets, and electronic warfare assets to Tehran. [4, 6]Targeting Transit Networks: Disrupting the physical supply lines connecting the two nations is paramount. This includes applying heavy pressure on Caspian Sea shipping lanes and the international transit networks utilized to ship arms and dual-use components. [2, 4, 7]
Neutralizing the Supply Chain: Imposing secondary sanctions on foreign entities that facilitate the flow of microelectronics and drone engines cuts off the manufacturing pipeline for both regimes simultaneously.Sequencing vs. Simultaneity
Trying to wage full-scale, parallel military campaigns against two major regional powers can exhaust Western military capacity and strain the domestic defense industrial base. Strategists stress a policy of sequencing over simultaneity: [1, 8]In Europe: The goal is to sustainably degrade Russia’s military power by providing Ukraine with the long-range precision weapons and intelligence needed to dismantle Russian logistical hubs, fuel depots, and transport corridors. This keeps Russia pinned down and progressively weakened without triggering direct, wider NATO combat. [9, 10]
In the Middle East: Western and regional allies use a posture of active containment to neutralize Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” proxies. By pairing maritime security coalitions with precision strikes on drone and missile infrastructure, the West actively suppresses Tehran’s ability to bottleneck global trade choke points like the Strait of Hormuz. [1, 11, 12]Countering the Economic and Energy Alliance
Russia and Iran utilize their state-controlled energy sectors to finance their regional ambitions and jolt global markets. [3, 13]Choking “Shadow Fleets”: Both nations rely heavily on an overlapping, unregulated network of aging tankers—often referred to as the “shadow fleet”—to export illicit oil to Asian markets. A unified strategy must strictly enforce maritime tracking, seize non-compliant vessels, and blacklist shell companies protecting these shipments.
Enforcing Global Price Caps: Keeping global energy markets stable while aggressively capping the revenues Moscow and Tehran receive deprives both regimes of the liquid capital needed to sustain long-term conflict. [3, 8, 14, 15, 16][1] warontherocks.com
[2] youtube.com
[3] realcleardefense.com
[4] washingtoninstitute.org
[5] atlanticcouncil.org
[6] youtube.com
[7] united24media.com
[8] youtube.com
[9] professorrobertpape.substack…
[10] reddit.com
[11] youtube.com
[12] washingtonexaminer.com
[13] youtube.com
[14] youtube.com
[15] jcfa.org
[16] linkedin.com
–x.com/mikenov/status/2076689…Michael Novakhov (@mikenov)A #twofront strategy to weaken the Moscow-Tehran alliance (Finally!)
#AIBrief – #News Review: Objective, Balanced, TimelyRussia-Iran axis faces dual pressure from US and Ukraine strikes — Coordinated US attacks on Iranian infrastructure and Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries reveal a two-front strategy to weaken the Moscow-Tehran alliance. The targeting of economic lifelines rather than military assets suggests a deliberate effort to erode both regimes’ domestic stability.
Escalating Proxy Wars Reshape Global Power Dynamics rss.app/brief/posts/13cb03c5…
AI Brief
Escalating Proxy Wars Reshape Global Power Dynamics
Monday, July 13, 2026 11:10 AM
Summary
Geopolitical tensions are accelerating as US-Iran hostilities shift from maritime choke points to inland infrastructure, while Ukraine’s drone strikes cripple Russian fuel supplies. The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham injects uncertainty into US legislative priorities, coinciding with heightened rhetoric from Trump administration allies. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s stock volatility reflects growing skepticism about its long-term valuation.Key Stories
US-Iran conflict expands beyond Strait of Hormuz to target supply chains — Recent US missile strikes on a railway bridge in northern Iran signal a strategic pivot from maritime dominance to disrupting Iran’s inland connectivity networks, suggesting a broader escalation in economic warfare. Analysts warn this may indicate preparations for prolonged conflict beyond traditional flashpoints.
Ukraine’s refinery strikes trigger fuel crisis in Russia, draw rare Trump praise — Long-range Ukrainian drone attacks have systematically degraded Russian refining capacity, creating domestic fuel shortages and forcing Moscow to ration supplies. The campaign has earned unexpected commendation from Trump, who previously criticized Ukraine aid, hinting at shifting political calculations.
Lindsey Graham’s death creates power vacuum in US Senate amid Trump agenda — The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham leaves a critical Senate seat vacant, threatening to derail Trump’s legislative priorities as Republicans scramble to secure a replacement. Graham’s hawkish foreign policy stance and close ties to Trump made him a pivotal figure in recent military aid packages.
SpaceX stock plummets amid valuation concerns and Musk criticism — SpaceX shares fell for a second consecutive day, approaching its $135 IPO price as hedge fund managers label it a speculative asset comparable to Dogecoin. Critics argue investors are being used as exit liquidity for early backers, raising questions about the company’s long-term sustainability.
-— https://x.com/mikenov/status/2076689567009149274— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jul 13, 2026
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives at the ‘Coalition of the willing’ meeting in Paris of Ukrainian allies
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#CIA #DIA #Mossad
A TWO-FRONT STRATEGY AGAINST RUSSIA AND IRAN
Two-Front Strategy: Russia and Iran share.gemini.google/viEpBXWY…
AI Mode
share.google/aimode/0mKzvDAI…
A two-front strategy against Russia and Iran requires disrupting their shared military-logistical backbone while sequencing actions to avoid global military overextension. As a combined Eurasian threat, Russia and Iran actively bypass Western pressure by exchanging precision weapon technology, sharing sanctions-evasion networks, and building alternative trade corridors. Confronting both concurrently demands an approach that blends aggressive economic decoupling with synchronized containment. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Breaking the Logistics and Technology Loop
The most critical link between Moscow and Tehran is their active military-industrial barter system. Iran supplies thousands of loitering munitions (drones) for Russia’s campaign in Ukraine, while Russia transfers advanced air defenses, fighter jets, and electronic warfare assets to Tehran. [4, 6]Targeting Transit Networks: Disrupting the physical supply lines connecting the two nations is paramount. This includes applying heavy pressure on Caspian Sea shipping lanes and the international transit networks utilized to ship arms and dual-use components. [2, 4, 7]
Neutralizing the Supply Chain: Imposing secondary sanctions on foreign entities that facilitate the flow of microelectronics and drone engines cuts off the manufacturing pipeline for both regimes simultaneously.Sequencing vs. Simultaneity
Trying to wage full-scale, parallel military campaigns against two major regional powers can exhaust Western military capacity and strain the domestic defense industrial base. Strategists stress a policy of sequencing over simultaneity: [1, 8]In Europe: The goal is to sustainably degrade Russia’s military power by providing Ukraine with the long-range precision weapons and intelligence needed to dismantle Russian logistical hubs, fuel depots, and transport corridors. This keeps Russia pinned down and progressively weakened without triggering direct, wider NATO combat. [9, 10]
In the Middle East: Western and regional allies use a posture of active containment to neutralize Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” proxies. By pairing maritime security coalitions with precision strikes on drone and missile infrastructure, the West actively suppresses Tehran’s ability to bottleneck global trade choke points like the Strait of Hormuz. [1, 11, 12]Countering the Economic and Energy Alliance
Russia and Iran utilize their state-controlled energy sectors to finance their regional ambitions and jolt global markets. [3, 13]Choking “Shadow Fleets”: Both nations rely heavily on an overlapping, unregulated network of aging tankers—often referred to as the “shadow fleet”—to export illicit oil to Asian markets. A unified strategy must strictly enforce maritime tracking, seize non-compliant vessels, and blacklist shell companies protecting these shipments.
Enforcing Global Price Caps: Keeping global energy markets stable while aggressively capping the revenues Moscow and Tehran receive deprives both regimes of the liquid capital needed to sustain long-term conflict. [3, 8, 14, 15, 16][1] warontherocks.com
[2] youtube.com
[3] realcleardefense.com
[4] washingtoninstitute.org
[5] atlanticcouncil.org
[6] youtube.com
[7] united24media.com
[8] youtube.com
[9] professorrobertpape.substack…
[10] reddit.com
[11] youtube.com
[12] washingtonexaminer.com
[13] youtube.com
[14] youtube.com
[15] jcfa.org
[16] linkedin.com
–x.com/mikenov/status/2076689…Michael Novakhov (@mikenov)A #twofront strategy to weaken the Moscow-Tehran alliance (Finally!)
#AIBrief – #News Review: Objective, Balanced, TimelyRussia-Iran axis faces dual pressure from US and Ukraine strikes — Coordinated US attacks on Iranian infrastructure and Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries reveal a two-front strategy to weaken the Moscow-Tehran alliance. The targeting of economic lifelines rather than military assets suggests a deliberate effort to erode both regimes’ domestic stability.
Escalating Proxy Wars Reshape Global Power Dynamics rss.app/brief/posts/13cb03c5…
AI Brief
Escalating Proxy Wars Reshape Global Power Dynamics
Monday, July 13, 2026 11:10 AM
Summary
Geopolitical tensions are accelerating as US-Iran hostilities shift from maritime choke points to inland infrastructure, while Ukraine’s drone strikes cripple Russian fuel supplies. The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham injects uncertainty into US legislative priorities, coinciding with heightened rhetoric from Trump administration allies. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s stock volatility reflects growing skepticism about its long-term valuation.Key Stories
US-Iran conflict expands beyond Strait of Hormuz to target supply chains — Recent US missile strikes on a railway bridge in northern Iran signal a strategic pivot from maritime dominance to disrupting Iran’s inland connectivity networks, suggesting a broader escalation in economic warfare. Analysts warn this may indicate preparations for prolonged conflict beyond traditional flashpoints.
Ukraine’s refinery strikes trigger fuel crisis in Russia, draw rare Trump praise — Long-range Ukrainian drone attacks have systematically degraded Russian refining capacity, creating domestic fuel shortages and forcing Moscow to ration supplies. The campaign has earned unexpected commendation from Trump, who previously criticized Ukraine aid, hinting at shifting political calculations.
Lindsey Graham’s death creates power vacuum in US Senate amid Trump agenda — The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham leaves a critical Senate seat vacant, threatening to derail Trump’s legislative priorities as Republicans scramble to secure a replacement. Graham’s hawkish foreign policy stance and close ties to Trump made him a pivotal figure in recent military aid packages.
SpaceX stock plummets amid valuation concerns and Musk criticism — SpaceX shares fell for a second consecutive day, approaching its $135 IPO price as hedge fund managers label it a speculative asset comparable to Dogecoin. Critics argue investors are being used as exit liquidity for early backers, raising questions about the company’s long-term sustainability.
-— https://x.com/mikenov/status/2076689567009149274— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jul 13, 2026
#CIA #DIA #Mossad
A TWO-FRONT STRATEGY AGAINST RUSSIA AND IRAN
Two-Front Strategy: Russia and Iran share.gemini.google/viEpBXWY…
AI Mode
share.google/aimode/0mKzvDAI…
A two-front strategy against Russia and Iran requires disrupting their shared military-logistical backbone while sequencing actions to avoid global military overextension. As a combined Eurasian threat, Russia and Iran actively bypass Western pressure by exchanging precision weapon technology, sharing sanctions-evasion networks, and building alternative trade corridors. Confronting both concurrently demands an approach that blends aggressive economic decoupling with synchronized containment. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Breaking the Logistics and Technology Loop
The most critical link between Moscow and Tehran is their active military-industrial barter system. Iran supplies thousands of loitering munitions (drones) for Russia’s campaign in Ukraine, while Russia transfers advanced air defenses, fighter jets, and electronic warfare assets to Tehran. [4, 6]
A TWO-FRONT STRATEGY AGAINST RUSSIA AND IRAN
Two-Front Strategy: Russia and Iran share.gemini.google/viEpBXWY…
AI Mode
share.google/aimode/0mKzvDAI…
A two-front strategy against Russia and Iran requires disrupting their shared military-logistical backbone while sequencing actions to avoid global military overextension. As a combined Eurasian threat, Russia and Iran actively bypass Western pressure by exchanging precision weapon technology, sharing sanctions-evasion networks, and building alternative trade corridors. Confronting both concurrently demands an approach that blends aggressive economic decoupling with synchronized containment. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Breaking the Logistics and Technology Loop
The most critical link between Moscow and Tehran is their active military-industrial barter system. Iran supplies thousands of loitering munitions (drones) for Russia’s campaign in Ukraine, while Russia transfers advanced air defenses, fighter jets, and electronic warfare assets to Tehran. [4, 6]
Targeting Transit Networks: Disrupting the physical supply lines connecting the two nations is paramount. This includes applying heavy pressure on Caspian Sea shipping lanes and the international transit networks utilized to ship arms and dual-use components. [2, 4, 7]
Neutralizing the Supply Chain: Imposing secondary sanctions on foreign entities that facilitate the flow of microelectronics and drone engines cuts off the manufacturing pipeline for both regimes simultaneously.
Sequencing vs. Simultaneity
Trying to wage full-scale, parallel military campaigns against two major regional powers can exhaust Western military capacity and strain the domestic defense industrial base. Strategists stress a policy of sequencing over simultaneity: [1, 8]
In Europe: The goal is to sustainably degrade Russia’s military power by providing Ukraine with the long-range precision weapons and intelligence needed to dismantle Russian logistical hubs, fuel depots, and transport corridors. This keeps Russia pinned down and progressively weakened without triggering direct, wider NATO combat. [9, 10]
In the Middle East: Western and regional allies use a posture of active containment to neutralize Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” proxies. By pairing maritime security coalitions with precision strikes on drone and missile infrastructure, the West actively suppresses Tehran’s ability to bottleneck global trade choke points like the Strait of Hormuz. [1, 11, 12]
Countering the Economic and Energy Alliance
Russia and Iran utilize their state-controlled energy sectors to finance their regional ambitions and jolt global markets. [3, 13]
Choking “Shadow Fleets”: Both nations rely heavily on an overlapping, unregulated network of aging tankers—often referred to as the “shadow fleet”—to export illicit oil to Asian markets. A unified strategy must strictly enforce maritime tracking, seize non-compliant vessels, and blacklist shell companies protecting these shipments.
Enforcing Global Price Caps: Keeping global energy markets stable while aggressively capping the revenues Moscow and Tehran receive deprives both regimes of the liquid capital needed to sustain long-term conflict. [3, 8, 14, 15, 16]
[1] warontherocks.com
[2] youtube.com
[3] realcleardefense.com
[4] washingtoninstitute.org
[5] atlanticcouncil.org
[6] youtube.com
[7] united24media.com
[8] youtube.com
[9] professorrobertpape.substack…
[10] reddit.com
[11] youtube.com
[12] washingtonexaminer.com
[13] youtube.com
[14] youtube.com
[15] jcfa.org
[16] linkedin.com
–
x.com/mikenov/status/2076689…Michael Novakhov (@mikenov)A #twofront strategy to weaken the Moscow-Tehran alliance (Finally!)
#AIBrief – #News Review: Objective, Balanced, Timely
Russia-Iran axis faces dual pressure from US and Ukraine strikes — Coordinated US attacks on Iranian infrastructure and Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries reveal a two-front strategy to weaken the Moscow-Tehran alliance. The targeting of economic lifelines rather than military assets suggests a deliberate effort to erode both regimes’ domestic stability.
Escalating Proxy Wars Reshape Global Power Dynamics rss.app/brief/posts/13cb03c5…
AI Brief
Escalating Proxy Wars Reshape Global Power Dynamics
Monday, July 13, 2026 11:10 AM
Summary
Geopolitical tensions are accelerating as US-Iran hostilities shift from maritime choke points to inland infrastructure, while Ukraine’s drone strikes cripple Russian fuel supplies. The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham injects uncertainty into US legislative priorities, coinciding with heightened rhetoric from Trump administration allies. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s stock volatility reflects growing skepticism about its long-term valuation.
Key Stories
US-Iran conflict expands beyond Strait of Hormuz to target supply chains — Recent US missile strikes on a railway bridge in northern Iran signal a strategic pivot from maritime dominance to disrupting Iran’s inland connectivity networks, suggesting a broader escalation in economic warfare. Analysts warn this may indicate preparations for prolonged conflict beyond traditional flashpoints.
Ukraine’s refinery strikes trigger fuel crisis in Russia, draw rare Trump praise — Long-range Ukrainian drone attacks have systematically degraded Russian refining capacity, creating domestic fuel shortages and forcing Moscow to ration supplies. The campaign has earned unexpected commendation from Trump, who previously criticized Ukraine aid, hinting at shifting political calculations.
Lindsey Graham’s death creates power vacuum in US Senate amid Trump agenda — The sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham leaves a critical Senate seat vacant, threatening to derail Trump’s legislative priorities as Republicans scramble to secure a replacement. Graham’s hawkish foreign policy stance and close ties to Trump made him a pivotal figure in recent military aid packages.
SpaceX stock plummets amid valuation concerns and Musk criticism — SpaceX shares fell for a second consecutive day, approaching its $135 IPO price as hedge fund managers label it a speculative asset comparable to Dogecoin. Critics argue investors are being used as exit liquidity for early backers, raising questions about the company’s long-term sustainability.
-— https://x.com/mikenov/status/2076689567009149274
Two-Front Strategy: Russia and Iran share.gemini.google/viEpBXWY…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jul 13, 2026
