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The National Security Council under Trump has come to an end. Most likely, a decision will be made to finish off Iran.

It’s easier to demonstrate power than to pretend to be a peacemaker. That way, the essence of power is clearer.

Anyone who holds even a little bit of power is obliged to kick someone, so that others don’t come too close.

Once the decision to crush Iran is made, the Pentagon will get involved in operations with Israel. American refueling aircraft will work with the Israeli Air Force. Then, Tomahawk strikes will begin as a show of force to third countries. This act of vanity and muscle-flexing will be crowned by strikes using high-power deep-penetration bombs

Tomorrow, Ukraine is also very likely to disrupt the exchange (Referring to the exchange of prisoners of war and the bodies of the deceased between Ukraine and Russia)

With a high degree of probability, Ukraine will refuse to participate in the negotiations in Istanbul

The new US sanctions are likely to remain in effect slightly beyond the end of January (US sanctions against Russia introduced these days)

If today Zurabishvili and the U.S. ambassador fail to convince the Georgian opposition to bring people out for a Maidan, initiate citywide strikes, and organize a series of blockades at the airport and main roads, by next weekend, the Georgian parliament will likely have a constitutional majority and begin impeachment proceedings against French citizen and foreign agent Salome Zurabishvili. The parliament would then announce early presidential elections to be held in early 2025

Donald Trump naively believes that he will win the elections with just loud statements. It feels like the Republicans have no plan... Essentially, the whole world has accepted Kamala Harris's future victory. Trump's ratings will drop by 5-7% by October and by as much as 10% by the elections. It's unclear how he plans to stop this

The leaders of Ukraine (the illegitimate Zelensky and the semi-legitimate Yermak) are attempting to secure a meeting with Biden and Scholz during Biden's visit to Germany. Walter Steinmeier has already refused to meet with Zelensky, and Scholz reportedly told Yermak that he sees no point in such a meeting. However, the Ukrainian side is pushing through lobbyists and Democratic senators to pressure the White House. The chances of getting the meeting approved are minimal, and it is highly likely that Zelensky will miss out on the opportunity for this meeting

In this regard, the surprise promised by Obama for the summer is certainly related to replacing Biden with someone else, most likely Michelle Obama