I think it is safe to say parts of the world are close to an economical crysis similarly to last petrol crysis.

Safe to say that if Putin would like to make it happen its his big time. He'd risk not making some money, but would fuck Europe so hard that war and Ukraine would be finished soon (apparently Ukraine now getting more European help than ever).

Now one can see why Venezuela needed new governance, Trump was accused of jerking off Putin and now some people highlight Russian diplomats being very welcome.

War with Iran was prepared for months.

That shit is interesting (not).

If attacks couldn't eliminate that big stockpile of missles and drones, why would anyone think that the famous 80kg of almost ready uranium wasn't just a decoy. And real factory is well hidden with workers or slaves that will never see the sunlight again.

not that USA was't working on a first nuke in a similar way.

Are they trying to provoke Iran to launch a nuke, something half baked or only one of very few...

Is there connection to big trading fish converting stock to cash.

Trump definitely let's his associates to make money on constantly changing decisions to build more political power in the future.

Where are you with this conflict moneywise?

Below Trump negotiates with Iran.

@Kloi

Cuban mechanic named Juan Carlos Pino (56) has converted his 1980 Fiat Polski (a Polish-built Fiat model) to run on charcoal instead of petrol/gasoline.

Pino built the entire system from scrap in his workshop and rolled it out on March 4, 2026. The car has already completed an 85 km test run at up to 70 km/h.

The original 60-litre fuel tank is now soldered to the rear as the charcoal hopper. Everything is DIY scrap. Pino was inspired by his late uncle and open-source designs (e.g., from Argentine innovator Edmundo Ramos).

Short-term / crisis use: Yes, it’s a brilliant stopgap. Charcoal is abundant and cheap; the car drives normally on pot-holed Cuban roads, and Pino is already a local celebrity with people asking him to convert more vehicles (even tractors). No petrol = mobility restored. Long-term: No, not really — it accelerates wear compared to running on petrol.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5EaFUtKXdM&t=86

@mentorpheus