Sunday, April 5, 2026

Easter Sunday: Full of I$raHell Massacres in Lebanon | Steve Sweeney

It has been a very bloody Easter Sunday here in Beirut, with a number of massacres reported across the country. IDF strikes on civilians, wiping out whole families, aiming for Christians. Next Sunday is Orthodox Easter; we can expect the same. 

Entire residential areas destroyed by I$raHell airstrikes in Tyre on April 5, 2026.
 
Since the early hours of Sunday morning, fighter jets have been roaring over the Lebanese capital. Several strikes have hit the southern suburbs—an area known as Dahieh—which has borne the brunt of Israeli attacks. Thick plumes of smoke could be seen rising from buildings struck in the air raids. 
 
Maronite Christians reciting the Lord’s Prayer amid rubble on Easter Sunday in 
their town of Alma al-Sha'ab, destroyed by I$raHell bombing on April 5, 2026.
I$raHell wiped out the village of Taybeh, in South Lebanon—a village that stood for over 7,000 years. Not a battlefield. Not a military base. Homes, people—young and old—erased today.

After facing no consequences for genocide and land grabs in Gaza, I$raHell is now seizing more land in southern Lebanon in pursuit of 'Greater I$raHell': another village in Maaraka was blown up today, people were murdered, and survivors driven out. 
Later in the afternoon, a deadly strike hit Jnah, a densely populated residential area where buildings are tightly packed together. The scenes unfolding there have been catastrophic. Emergency services, along with volunteers, are still working at the site, transporting the dead and wounded to the nearby Rafik Hariri University Hospital using makeshift stretchers.


» Next Sunday is Orthodox Easter; we can expect the same. «
  
I spoke with someone at the scene who said the area that was struck is home primarily to migrant workers—from Africa, India, and other countries. They described the devastation as unlike anything they had ever witnessed. This civilian building appears to have suffered significant casualties, with some estimates putting the death toll higher than the Lebanese Health Ministry’s preliminary report of four dead and many more wounded.
 

» Trump is a psychopath, and you can only imagine what they have on him—what kind of leverage or dirt they hold. But Iran is not going to back down. When those 10 days are over, if he begins to annihilate Iran’s key infrastructure, then everything in the Persian Gulf region will be annihilated. That will be the end of Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates. It will be over. Everything tied to the US presence in West Asia will collapse overnight. Of course, the Iraqis and the Yemenis will act. So if the US goes for all-out war, the Iranians will respond with all-out war, along with the Axis of Resistance. And who will be the biggest losers? Zionism. Trump. Netanyahu. Because the world will see who destroyed it. The world will see everything for what it is. «
Earlier that same morning, there was a mass exodus as people fled for their lives after Israeli forces warned they would target the town of Kfar Hatta in the Sidon District, north of the Zahrani River. This area had become a refuge for those who had already fled regions south of the Litani River following evacuation orders. As people tried desperately to escape, roads became gridlocked. At least seven people were reportedly killed in that strike—entire families, in some cases, wiped out. One of the victims is believed to have been an officer in the Lebanese army.

I$raHell is now looking for yet another genocide... Shimon Riklin during a 
Channel 14 panel with National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, openly calls for the extermination of the Iranian people: "It's time for Israel to use a nuclear bomb against Iran. Or why not use a neutron bomb? It's better than nuclear bombs because it doesn't destroy buildings, but it kills people!" March 29, 2026. 
Southern Lebanon has come under heavy bombardment, and another strike was reported near Tyre District earlier in the day. Large plumes of smoke could be seen rising even from offshore.

All of this comes after Hezbollah claimed, in the early hours of Sunday morning, that it carried out a successful strike on an Israeli vessel approximately 68 nautical miles offshore. According to Hezbollah, the ship was preparing to launch attacks against Lebanon.

Using sea-launched cruise missiles, Hezbollah struck I$raHell's largest
 warship on April 5, 2026, as it was preparing more attacks on Lebanon.
 
Meanwhile, fighting continues. Israeli forces have struggled to maintain ground positions, while footage has emerged showing Hezbollah deploying FPV drones to destroy Israeli Merkava tanks—each valued between $3 million and $5 million. Reports from within Israel suggest growing unease, with some soldiers’ families voicing concerns over poor conditions and a lack of resources. Israeli military casualties on the battlefield are also increasing.

April 5, 2026 — People chant outside the US Embassy
in Tokyo: "Down with America! Down with Israel!"
 
An open letter has reportedly been sent to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz. At the same time, there appears to be a shift in Israel’s strategic position. Just last week, Defense Minister Katz stated that Israel planned to occupy territory up to the Litani River. However, Israeli media now report that this objective may have been scaled back to establishing a security zone extending six to eight kilometers into Lebanese territory.

"The United States President, due to entanglement in the Epstein case, is compelled to pursue in
line with the demands of the Mossad and the terrorist prime minister of the Zionist regime."
 
Easter in besieged Iran: Armenian Christians assemble at the Holy Savior
cathedral in Isfahan to honor the sacrifice of Iranian Christian martyrs.
  
As fighter jets continue to roar overhead and bombardment persists, this remains a violent and tragic Easter Sunday in Lebanon—a war that shows no clear sign of ending.

 

Saturday, April 4, 2026

On the EU Kill List: German Journalist Hüseyin Doğru and His Family

Hüseyin Doğru, a German citizen and journalist residing in Berlin, is the first and only individual with sole German nationality to be sanctioned by the European Union under its Russia sanctions regime. In an interview on the 'Neutrality Studies' program hosted by Swiss political scientist Pascal Lottaz (living and working in Japan), he provides a detailed update on his situation, which began with his designation on May 20, 2025 under the 17th EU sanctions package. 
 
» Extrajudicial sanctions to alter "non-illegal behavior:" There is no trial, there is no hearing, no prior warning, no opportunity
for defense—just, all of a sudden, all civil liberties, including the right to have a bank account and to free movement,
are gone overnight. And as such, you cannot provide for your children, and the German government can take them
away into “custody.” Human rights are being shattered in Germany; journalists are scared and silenced.
«

The EU Council (comprising 27 foreign ministers) imposed the measures without prior warning, trial, hearing, or opportunity for defense, citing alleged close ties to the Russian state and its "state propaganda operators." The stated rationale links his journalistic coverage of U$raHell's genocide in Gaza, the suppression of pro-Palestinian demonstrations and broader social protests across Europe, and the 2024 Humboldt University occupation in Berlin to the creation of "ethnic discord" among EU citizens and the undermining of EU stability—activities purportedly benefiting Russia exclusively.
Extrajudicial Sanctions and Legal Black Hole
The sanctions are characterized as extrajudicial measures designed, per official EU documentation, to alter “non-illegal behavior” and compel alignment with EU foreign policy interests. They immediately revoked Mr. Doğru’s access to banking services, freedom of movement, and other civil liberties. Although a formal right of appeal to the European Court of Justice exists, practical barriers render it ineffective: frozen assets prevent payment of legal fees, while the German government disclaims responsibility by referring complainants to the EU level, and vice versa, creating a “legal black hole.” Former European Court of Justice judge Ninon Colneric authored an expert report concluding that the sanctions violate fundamental laws of EU member states and operate beyond judicial oversight. Mr. Doğru’s current appeal is pending before the EU General Court in Luxembourg, with a decision anticipated within two to three months; procedural grounds are expected to prevail over substantive legal violations.
 
Punishment without due process: Hüseyin Doğru’s case mirrors the surreal, nightmarish, and
impenetrable legal machinery depicted in Franz Kafka's 1915 "The Trial", in which Josef K.
is subjected to prosecution by an opaque bureaucratic authority for an unknown crime.
 
German Court Ruling and Blocked Payments
A recent ruling by a German local court underscores the interplay between EU and national law. The court declined to compel Mr. Doğru’s bank to process payments from the €506 monthly humanitarian allowance granted by the German authorities, deeming such expenditures non-essential despite their necessity for rent, food, utilities, and support of his family (including two newborns and a nearly seven-year-old child). The judgment explicitly acknowledged foreseeable negative consequences—including potential criminal proceedings for unpaid debts—but classified them as inherent to the sanctions regime, thereby prioritizing EU decisions over German constitutional protections.
Feb
ruary 10, 2026
: German Member of the European Parliament Christine Anderson warns that "under-16" social media bans are just a pretext to link everyone’s online activity to a digital ID. "The EU wants to scan private messages sent from your phone. They say it’s about illegal material online, but in practice it means scanning everything people say. It would inevitably require identifying every user through a digital ID. That is called surveillance. Putting one’s own citizens under surveillance is a practice best known in totalitarian regimes."
Escalation: Wife’s Accounts Frozen
Recent escalations have intensified the humanitarian crisis. The German sanctions implementation authority (subordinate to the Ministry of Economy) has frozen all of Mr. Doğru’s wife’s bank accounts, notwithstanding her non-sanctioned status. Justification rests on two grounds: (1) the couple’s marriage and shared parenthood, implying Mr. Doğru’s control over her assets; and (2) her assumption of payments for the family car insurance after his policies were cancelled due to sanctions—interpreted as deliberate circumvention. The decision has reduced the household to €506 per month total. Additional provisions in Germany’s January 2026 sanctions implementation law render even humanitarian assistance by friends and neighbors to the children (such as providing nappies or baby food) potentially punishable by up to ten years’ imprisonment. Child protection statutes now theoretically permit state removal of the children on grounds of parental inability to provide for their welfare.
 
»
Germany is pushing for the militarization of Europe, and is very eager to go to war against Russia. 
Whatever we think about Russia, we see that the European economy is being destroyed. « 
 
Precedent, Repression, and Broader Crackdown
Mr. Doğru frames his case as a deliberate precedent-setting test for the internal application of EU sanctions against European citizens and journalists within the bloc. Germany and France are identified as primary drivers, motivated by broader geopolitical objectives including militarization, economic reorientation toward defense industries, and suppression of domestic dissent—particularly criticism of policies related to Palestine and Russia. He notes parallel repressive measures across Europe, including debanking, criminalization of activists, and sanctions against other journalists and figures (e.g., Swiss citizens Nathalie Yamb—in Africa—and Colonel Jacques Baud—in Brussels—and French-Iranian journalist Shahin Hazamy in Paris). Journalistic trade unions to which he belongs (VDA and DJU) have declined to defend him, having previously endorsed pre-sanction defamation campaigns and aligned with the German Foreign Ministry’s stance on "Russian disinformation." This conduct is likened to 1930s Nazi Gleichschaltung (synchronisation) and vorauseilender Gehorsam (anticipatory obedience).
The unelected, corrupt, and criminal President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced on April 4, 2026, the launch of the “28th regime EU Inc,” a regulatory framework to digitalize businesses and centralize information, with the sole objective of establishing digital control over Europeans. A fully digitalized society would be very easy to control—what people can and cannot do. If you add digital identification and a digital wallet to that, we are looking at a dystopian and tyrannical future. Shut up. Own nothing. Get your next booster shot. Eat se bugs.
Judicial Limits and Call for Political Action
Legally, Mr. Doğru highlights the limited efficacy of judicial remedies: the European Court of Justice has previously overturned similar sanctions only for the EU Council to re-list individuals under revised pretexts, and member states have disregarded adverse rulings. Future avenues include escalation to the European Court of Justice, followed potentially by the European Court of Human Rights or United Nations mechanisms, though prohibitive costs and lengthy timelines render these inaccessible without external support. He emphasizes that the crisis requires political, not merely judicial, resolution.

» This is elevating fascism to a higher plane. «
Yanis Varoufakis explains why EU sanctions against Hüseyin Doğru are more severe than the repression faced by himself in Germany or Francesca Albanese in the US for speaking out on Palestine.
Mr. Doğru stresses that his case exemplifies a systematic erosion of constitutional safeguards across the EU through foreign-policy instruments. He urges to engage politically—sending protest letters to politicians and trade unions, conducting independent research, and defending free-speech principles consistently—while warning that silence endangers democratic norms for all. Direct financial or material aid to him or his family is inadvisable, as it could trigger further sanctions. He expresses gratitude for cross-ideological support and reiterates his commitment to journalistic integrity despite the personal toll on him and his family.
 

Wednesday, April 1, 2026

Cosmic Cluster Days | April 2026

Heliocentric Cosmic Cluster Days (CCDs) do not exhibit a consistent polarity or directional bias in financial markets. The 'noise channel' functions as a signal filter, with its upper and lower bounds defined empirically. However, swing highs and lows that form within the noise channel may still correlate with short-term market trends and reversals.
 
Cosmic Cluster Days  |   Composite Line  |  Noise Channel
   
 For previous CCDs, click [HERE]. For background on the concept, click [HERE].
 
 

Monday, March 30, 2026

JPMorgan Maps and Times the Global Oil Supply Shockwave | Really?

JPMorgan commodity strategist Natasha Kaneva released a report on March 26, 2026 (no complete official  public version available) that outlines how the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a progressive, region-by-region oil supply shock. As of March 30, 2026, this analysis remains the authoritative reference: 
 
East Asia and Asia-Pacific deplete first, Africa, Europe, and the Americas follow.

Gradual Inventory Depletion Crisis (according to JPM)
The global oil supply system has shifted from an abrupt flow disruption to a gradual inventory depletion crisis, with timing emerging as the central driver of economic impact. The report’s core projections—an initial gross supply shock of approximately 16 million barrels (MMbbl) per day tapering to around 10 MMbbl per day by April—continue to align with current developments.
 
Estimated Dependency on Persian Gulf / West Asia Oil Imports (2025–2026). 

Nature and Progression of the Supply Shock (according to JPM)
Vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has stayed more than 95% below normal levels since the last regular commercial tanker departed on February 28, 2026. The shockwave propagates from east to west, governed by maritime distances from the Persian Gulf. Asia, which normally receives over 80% of the crude oil transiting the Strait, faces the earliest and most severe effects. Pre-closure shipments have been exhausted, resulting in rapid inventory depletion across the region. India experienced the initial impact, followed by Northeast Asian importers including China, Japan, and South Korea.
 
The Strait of Hormuz is not closed: On March 29, Dimitri Lascaris boarded an Iranian civilian vessel and toured the Strait of Hormuz for approximately one hour. There, he observed and recorded the presence of nearly 100 oil tankers and cargo ships. By all indications, commercial vessels continue to transit the Strait in significant numbers, but they now do so on terms dictated by the Islamic Republic. 
Southeast-Asia, Asia-Pacific, and Africa (according to JPM)
Southeast Asian oil demand is projected to contract by roughly 300,000 barrels per day in April. Losses could exceed 2 MMbbl per day in May and approach 3 MMbbl per day by June if strategic reserve releases remain limited to individual national efforts. Africa is expected to encounter visible impacts in early April, with potential oil demand losses reaching 250,000 barrels per day should inventories continue to decline.
 
The Philippines declared a national energy emergency. 
 
Asia-Pacific Emergency Measures and Rationing (according to JPM)
Several Asia-Pacific governments have implemented structured conservation and demand-management policies. The Philippines (population 117 million) declared a national energy emergency on March 24, 2026 through Executive Order No. 110 signed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The Department of Energy has directed power-sector participants to adopt immediate fuel-conservation protocols, prudent load management, and generation-schedule adjustments. A four-day work week has been introduced for many government offices, accompanied by encouragement of remote work and reduced non-essential travel. Fuel imports from alternative sources, including Russian crude under temporary US sanctions waivers, have been authorized. 
 
Australia (27M) holds approximately 36 days of petrol stocks, 34 days of diesel, and 32 days of jet-fuel inventories (figures from early March, now further drawn down). Nationwide rationing has not been enacted, though the government has temporarily eased fuel-quality standards for 60 days to redirect roughly 100 million liters of export-grade fuel into the domestic market each month. Service stations in some areas have introduced voluntary purchase caps, and national contingency planning for standardized stock reporting and potential future rationing is advancing. 

Australia is one of the world’s largest energy exporters—the third-largest exporter of LNG and the leading seaborne supplier of thermal and metallurgical coal. Rumor has it their degenerate eugenicist government now aims for a COVID-style "energy lockdown"—never letting a fine crisis go to waste. Like them, the European Commission is fanatically in line with the UN self-extinction Agenda 2030, always eager and ready to strangle its people beyond imagination.
South Korea (51M) has imposed a five-month ban on naphtha exports, effective March 27, 2026, to prioritize domestic petrochemical and refining needs. China has restricted overseas shipments of refined fuels to preserve domestic inventories. Approximately 5% of ethylene production capacity in Japan, South Korea, and China has shut down due to feedstock shortages.

Impacts on Europe and North America (according to JPM)
Europe (450M) is projected to face pressure by mid-April, primarily through elevated costs and intensified competition for non-Gulf supplies rather than outright physical shortages. Natural-gas prices on the continent have risen to 55–58 euros per megawatt-hour, while airlines confront severe pressure from surging jet-fuel expenses. Slovenia has become the first European Union member to impose explicit fuel rationing, limiting private motorists to 50 liters per day.
 
A dull face, yet impeccably groomed—vain, deeply self-important, and convinced he has control over everyone and 
everything: European Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, the quintessential apparatchik, an unshakable pillar of the regime.
Dozens of loaded oil tankers have been idling off the coasts of Belgium and the Netherlands for weeks. Port workers and tanker crews report that the EU Commission is preventing them from entering ports to unload their cargo. An EU oil shortage is being created to justify and bring about an "energy lockdown." These are the very same ilk who implemented the COVID‑19 plandemic script, who seize farmers' lands for "climate protection," who feed the meat grinder in Ukraine, who keep their mouths shut and bow down after the US blows up Europe's main pipelines with Russia, who wail over Greenland, and who cheer the US takeover of Venezuela — the very same Zionist perverts who have financed and participated in U$raHell's genocides and wars ever since — including the ongoing one against Iran.
North America appears latest in the timeline, with most Gulf shipments expected to cease arriving around April 15, 2026. The US (342M) is unlikely to experience direct physical shortages owing to its robust domestic production. The impact will manifest mainly through rising fuel prices and refined-product market dislocations. West Texas Intermediate crude has increased more than 40% in March and continues to trade approximately 10 dollars below Brent.
 
Mitigation Efforts and Global Responses (according to JPM)
Gulf producers are expanding alternative export routes to mitigate the disruption. Saudi Arabia has increased flows through its East-West pipeline to the Red Sea port of Yanbu from 0.8 to 3.3 MMbbl per day, with potential to reach 4.7 MMbbl per day by April. The United Arab Emirates has raised throughput on its Fujairah bypass pipeline from 1.1 to 1.6 MMbbl per day. These workarounds replace only a fraction of the lost capacity.
 
A Russian tanker with 650,000 barrels of Urals crude arrived in Cuba (11M) today despite
the US genocidal blockade of the island, providing limited relief for roughly 9–10 days.
 
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has coordinated the release of 400 MMbbl from strategic reserves across its 32 member nations—the largest such operation in the agency’s history—with the US contributing nearly half from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve. IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol has described the current disruption as the greatest threat to global energy security on record.
 
Geopolitical and Market Outlook
In Asia the energy supply crisis has strained aviation, agriculture, construction, and heavy transport sectors, prompting emergency measures. Geopolitically, the disruption has enhanced the attractiveness of Russian overland export corridors and reinforced the strategic position of US LNG supplies in both Asian and European markets.
Russian Chechen combat units officially declare they will deploy to Iran to fight alongside Iranian forces if the US launches a ground invasion. They are framing it as a sacred Jihad against US power. The conflict is expanding globally.
As of March 30, 2026, Iran maintains a selective policy on the Strait of Hormuz, which remains effectively closed to vessels linked to U$raHell and their active allies. Tehran has explicitly permitted safe passage for ships from countries it considers "friendly" or non-hostile — China, Russia, India, Pakistan, Iraq, and Bangladesh. Malaysia and Thailand have benefited on a case-by-case basis, sometimes involving prior diplomatic contact or a transit fee.
 
► Japan has declined to commit naval or military forces to US–Israeli operations, and is offered safe passage through the Strait.
► India has successfully negotiated transit for Indian-flagged LPG carriers and other vessels, occasionally escorted by the Indian Navy in the Gulf of Oman. 
► Pakistan has secured passage for specific tankers, and Iran has agreed to allow up to 20 additional Pakistani-flagged ships, with two vessels crossing daily.
► China has engaged in talks for safe passage of crude and LNG vessels, though some Chinese-linked ships have turned back due to practical risks despite assurances. 
► Bangladesh has been included in Iran’s list of friendly countries.
► Taiwan is a nation hostile to Iran, and has mitigated the crisis with oil reserves and secured LNG supplies through April. Short-term actions include accelerated procurement of alternative LNG from the US and Australia. Contingency plans involve emergency spot-market purchases and mutual assistance discussions with partners such as Japan and South Korea. 
► South Korea and Vietnam have conducted diplomatic outreach to Iran for safe passage, receiving positive indications from Tehran, though broad arrangements remain limited or pending. 
► The Philippines, not hostile to Iran, but one of the most vulnerable nations, has focused primarily on declaring a national energy emergency, implementing conservation measures, and sourcing Russian crude under temporary US sanctions waivers rather than pursuing high-profile direct diplomacy with Iran, although domestic calls for such talks have emerged. 
 
Continuously Updated Supply Chain Disruptions Map.
 
On March 26, 2026, Epstein's boyfriend announced a 10-day extension of the pause on strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure, extending the deadline to April 6. He cited an Iranian request for negotiations, noting that Iran had permitted "10 tankers to pass through the Strait as a goodwill gesture;" Iranian officials, however, denied that any talks were under way.
 
Iran continues to mock Epstein’s boyfriend...
 
...White House bimbo Karoline Leavitt insists 'negotiations'
are ongoing and Iran is lying by stating otherwise... 

...and as Iran and Asia bear the brunt of both immediate and long-term harm, the U$raHell
war machine puppeteers once again emerge as the leading and most immediate profiteers.
It’s about time to sink some aircraft carriers... 
   
Brent crude, which closed at $108.01 per barrel on March 27, now trades in the $111–115 range as of March 30, 2026. Macquarie Group has assigned a 40% probability to the conflict extending through June, a scenario that could drive Brent above $200 per barrel and US retail gasoline prices to approximately $7 per gallon. Wood Mackenzie has warned that a sustained Brent average of $125 per barrel throughout 2026 would be sufficient to trigger a global recession. 
 
Iran’s "reverse indicator" trading advice continues to play out in real-time:
At 4:12 PM ET on Sunday, March 29, Iran's Speaker of the Parliament said US pre-market news is
a "reverse indicator";  if they "dump" the market, then "go long," and if they "pump it, short it."
  

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Sunday, March 29, 2026

'With the Help of God Almighty,' Yemen Intensifies 'Battle of the Sacred Jihad'

Statement of the Yemeni Armed Forces Regarding the Strikes on a Number of Sensitive and Military Targets
in Southern Occupied Palestine With a Salvo of Cruise Missiles and Drones – March 28, 2026
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
The Almighty said: "And Allah will surely support those who support Him. Indeed, Allah is Powerful and Exalted in Might." God Almighty has spoken the truth.

»
Our second military operation in the Battle of the Sacred Jihad 
has successfully achieved its objectives by the grace of God. «  

In continuation of supporting and backing the resistance fronts in Palestine, the land of sacrifice and redemption; Iraq, the land of glory and opposition; Lebanon, the land of dignity and steadfastness; and Iran, the land of pride, honor, and defiance, and within the framework of confronting the Zionist plan in the region, and in carrying out of what was declared in the statement of the Yemeni Armed Forces dated March 27 of this year:

Our armed forces, with the help of God Almighty and reliance upon Him, realized the second military operation in the Battle of the Sacred Jihad, using a salvo of cruise missiles and drones that targeted a number of vital and military objectives of the Zionist enemy in southern occupied Palestine. This operation coincided with the military operations being delivered by our mujahideen brothers in Iran and Hezbollah in Lebanon, and it successfully achieved its objectives by the grace of God.

The Yemeni Armed Forces affirm that, in conducting their religious, moral, and humanitarian duties toward the free people of the global Muslim community (al-ummah الأمة) on the fronts of jihad and resistance, and in response to the enemy’s crimes against the sons of the Ummah, its peoples, and its countries, they will continue—by God’s help and reliance upon Him—to implement their military operations in the coming days until the criminal enemy ceases its attacks and aggression.

God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs; the best protector and the best supporter.

Long live Yemen—free, proud, and independent.
Victory to Yemen and to all the free people of the Ummah.

Sana’a, 9 Shawwal 1447 AH
Corresponding to March 28, 2026.