Trump at the UN
Statements: Europe is "going to hell," while the US is enjoying a "golden age." The UN is useless. Europe is destroying itself with migrants and must stop buying Russian energy, and climate change is "the biggest scam in history." Recognizing a Palestinian state would be a reward for Hamas. Trump called for an immediate end to the war in the Gaza Strip and the release of all hostages held by Hamas terrorists. The Russian-Ukrainian war will not end anytime soon. Russia is a "paper tiger," and Ukraine is strong enough to reclaim all occupied territories. Trump called on NATO countries to shoot down Russian aircraft that violate their borders.
US military moves suggest war is imminent, raising the risk to US assets in the Gulf, Israel, Lebanon, Azerbaijan and Iraq. In recent weeks, there have been several indicators of escalation, along with Israeli media reports of an imminent war. Air refueling tankers are being moved east from the US to Europe. The UN has reimposed sanctions on Iran after a ten-year suspension. Iran’s supreme leader has said there is no point in starting negotiations. Iran’s president has also rejected negotiations, saying US demands are unreasonable. Satellite images show the US has added four more Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) systems to the six it already has in Israel. Russian military cargo planes are flying over Iran, suggesting Russia is working to bolster Iran’s air defences, with rumours of the deployment of S-400 systems. Open source reports suggest that Iran is also looking for Chinese HQ-9 air defense systems. None of this is confirmed. Pentagon Pizza Indicator: Online accounts monitor activity at pizza restaurants around the Pentagon and a nearby gay bar. When activity at the former peaks and the latter plummets, it usually indicates that Pentagon officials are working nights, suggesting a major event is being planned. Which is what happened on the night of September 28/29, before a Netanyahu-Trump meeting.
Iranian procurement manager Bahram Tabibi used these companies to purchase aerospace materials and then supplied them to HESA, the state-owned Iranian Aerospace Industries Corporation.