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South Korea’s National Intelligence Service told lawmakers that Kim Jong-un now weighs over 140 kilograms and is considered “extremely obese,” placing him at high risk of cardiovascular disease. The agency noted he is a longtime heavy smoker and that his father and grandfather both died of heart-related illness. No clear indications of serious illness were found.
🇮🇷 Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei says prayer is a key weapon in the war his country is fighting right now.
In his latest written statement, since he still hasn’t been seen in public after taking over from his father in March, he said prayer “plays a pivotal role in jihad, triumph, and victory on the battlefields, especially the battlefield that the Iranian nation is currently facing.”
He also claimed Iran’s material means and power are more prepared than ever before.
With U.S. pressure squeezing Iran’s oil exports and its tankers stranded at sea, Tehran seems to be counting on divine help to close the gap.
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BIG | 🇪🇪🇷🇺🇧🇾‼️‼️ Estonia is shutting another trade door on Russia. Tallinn has banned the transit of Russian and Belarusian grain through Estonian territory, blocking its infrastructure from being used as an alternative export route.
Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said Russia cannot attack Ukrainian ports and obstruct Ukrainian grain exports while simultaneously expecting Estonia to facilitate Russian trade. He added that Estonia is working with Latvia and Lithuania to prevent Baltic ports from becoming transit routes for Russian grain.
Estonia is extending pressure on Russia beyond the battlefield by restricting Moscow’s access to regional trade infrastructure. If the Baltic states maintain a coordinated approach, Russia will have fewer opportunities to simply redirect these flows through neighboring ports.
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