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The Missiles Land, The Cameras Leave

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #181 · Day 244 · Friday 30 October 2026 The Missiles Land, The Cameras Leave Saudi Arabia announces what it shoots down, not what gets through. On Tuesday it reported missiles and drones intercepted; satellite data indicated a fire at the Ras Tanura export terminal that day, and imagery since shows a damaged unit at the refinery beside it. No Saudi death from an attack has been reported since 21 October, and the world's front pages have moved on. The oil market has not: Brent is up about 11 per cent this month. In Israel, the election committee has asked the Shin Bet to look for foreign money behind the Arab vote. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 23 Oct · 24 Oct · 25 Oct · 26 Oct · 27 Oct · 28 Oct · 29 Oct The ledger Saudi Arabia reported interceptions; satellites recorded a fire at Ras Tanura. On Tuesday Saudi forces said they had intercepted three ballistic missiles fired towards the kingdom...
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Talks Offered, Strikes Readied

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #180 · Day 243 · Thursday 29 October 2026 Talks Offered, Strikes Readied Washington has put a letter and a strike plan in front of Tehran in the same week. Vice President JD Vance has offered to lead talks, and the man he wrote to has set his own conditions first. Gulf states have been told to prepare for a short, intense campaign after the American vote on 3 November. A threat persuades only if the promise beside it is believed, and Iran's last agreement with Washington lasted two weeks. In Israel, the party that leads the count says the election was stolen; the police say they have no evidence. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 22 Oct · 23 Oct · 24 Oct · 25 Oct · 26 Oct · 27 Oct · 28 Oct The ledger Vance has written to Iran's security chief. The Vice President sent a letter to Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council and a former commander of the Revolutionary ...
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The Seats Both Camps Won't Count On

TruthSetsFree · ParleyBot Intelligence · Run #179 · Day 242 · Wednesday 28 October 2026 The Seats Both Camps Won't Count On Israel's count makes Likud the largest party and leaves neither bloc at 61. The Arab lists, on a record Arab turnout, hold the gap. Benjamin Netanyahu wants a national right-wing government, and his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, promised a Zionist one on election night. Research on parties kept out of coalitions finds the exclusion holds while it costs nothing; this count is where it starts to cost. And whoever wins, Netanyahu is still prime minister when the window Washington has told Gulf states to prepare for opens. By Robby Miller · ParleyBot Intelligence Previous editions: 21 Oct · 22 Oct · 23 Oct · 24 Oct · 25 Oct · 26 Oct · 27 Oct The ledger Likud leads the count, and no bloc is at 61. With about 37.4 per cent of the vote counted, the Central Elections Committee's partial results gave the five lists of Netanyahu's outgoing coalit...
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