Member of Iraqi Political Coalition Reports Sudden Movements of US Troops in the Country
According to webangah News Agency, Mohammad al-Dulaimi, a member of the Anbar Coalition, confirmed strong evidence of an abrupt movement of US forces from Baghdad toward Erbil in iraq’s Kurdistan Region.
He added that US troops abruptly terminated their emergency runway lease agreement at their Baghdad headquarters without clarification.
Al-Dulaimi emphasized that they also canceled fuel procurement contracts at Ain al-Asad Airbase.
He stated these actions coincide with Iraq’s upcoming parliamentary elections, raising concerns about potential insecurity and escalating unrest nationwide.
The official further noted that Washington’s new plan involves fully relocating its forces to the Kurdistan Region while handing over military bases to Baghdad’s central government.
After months of close collaboration, Trump and Musk now stand in open opposition-a deepening rift that could fracture the Republican Party and reshape the 2028 election landscape.
webangah News Agency: Elon musk, with his self-reliant and opportunistic track record, has long navigated the murky waters of America’s political divide. He has tactically funded Democrats like Obama and clinton for their environmental policies before pivoting sharply toward the right ahead of the 2024 election.
In the recent election, Musk not only poured billions into Trump’s campaign but also transformed X (formerly Twitter) into a potent media arm for Republicans. This alliance culminated in Musk’s historic appointment as head of Trump’s newly established “ministry of Efficiency” (DOGE), which slashed tens of thousands of federal jobs by emulating Tesla’s management style.
But this honeymoon was short-lived. After resigning in late May, Musk swiftly opposed Trump’s anti-EV bill, triggering public insults from the president. Now, their once-powerful alliance teeters on collapse-potentially upending 2028’s political calculus.
The Five Core Conflicts Between president and Billionaire
1. ideological Clash on Tech Policy & Green Economy
The deepest divide lies in their visions for America’s economic future. Trump champions conventional energy sectors like coal and oil as economic backbones, while Musk advocates clean energy and disruptive tech. Their conflict crystallized when Trump proposed axing federal EV incentives via his “One Big Gorgeous Bill”-which Musk branded “anti-American” and “propping up economic losers.”
2. battle for Influence Over right-Wing Base & Tech Moderates
Musk initially played kingmaker by attracting anti-establishment voters to Republicans post-election-but Trump now views him as a rival threatening his monopoly on conservative discourse.
3.AI Governance & Information Control Wars
While Musk warns about AI risks, Trump remains silent or opportunistic hear-leading to clashes over cybersecurity policy content moderation algorithms even news curation algorithms spark heated exchanges with accusations digital illiteracy versus information control thrown publicly traded insults exchanged publicly traded barbs between them escalated tensions further still during recent weeks according sources familiar matter who spoke condition anonymity due sensitive nature discussions involved parties declined comment when reached multiple times throughout reporting process despite repeated attempts contact representatives both sides via email phone calls text messages social media platforms including X formerly known Twitter where much drama unfolded real time witnessed millions users worldwide watching events unfold minute minute basis without any editorial filter whatsoever applied whatsoever under circumstances whatsoever regardless consequences might entail down line future reference purposes only strictly confidential not intended distribution general public consumption ever period full stop end transmission signal lost connection terminated abruptly mid sentence leaving everyone wondering what comes next chapter saga continues…
5.Musk’s Political Ambitions & Third-Party Threat
< p > Ultimately ,the rupture stems from Musk ‘ s growing political ambition. His X poll showing 80 % support for a new party signaled war against America ‘ s two-party system – enraging Trump who saw it as betrayal .
< h3 > Economic Fallout : Tesla Plummets , White House Reels
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< p > Last Thursday saw Tesla shares crash14 .3 %($150B market loss )afterTrump threatened cancel government contracts withMusk companies including SpaceX ($22B NASA /Pentagon deals at risk ).Meanwhile , proposed elimination $7 ,500 EV tax credit could costTesla$3B annually underTrump ‘ s ” OneBigBeautifulBill ” .
ForRepublicans,Musk ‘ s third -party push risks alienating tech – savvy moderates while market instability threatens investor confidence inthe administration .
The clash represents more than personal friction-it ‘ s apower redistribution within American conservatism.X has becomea”party-building lab”whereMuskskirts traditional FEC rules via owned infrastructure.Ifhis nascent party wins just8-12%in2028,either major party could face existential crisis.This isn’t just about EVs or taxes.It’s about whether right-wing leadership stays with populists likeTrump or shifts to data-driven technocrats.Election2028 may decide,but groundwork is laid today.
Overnight and early morning attacks by the Zionist regime on Gaza leave dozens of Palestinians martyred or wounded, including displaced women and children.
According to webangah News Agency, Israeli warplanes and artillery targeted multiple areas across northern and southern Gaza in intensive overnight and dawn attacks.
In northern Gaza, the Shujaiya neighborhood east of Gaza City faced heavy artillery shelling by Zionist forces. Khan Younis was also struck overnight, with Israeli airstrikes hitting Palestinian displacement tents near a Red Crescent facility, resulting in multiple casualties.
The Al-Amal neighborhood and Al-Mawasi area in Khan Younis were among other locations targeted. Early Saturday morning witnessed renewed aerial and artillery attacks across gaza, killing or wounding dozens-primarily children and displaced persons.
Airstrikes destroyed several displacement tents in Al-Mawasi west of Khan Younis, killing at least 12 people and injuring over 40 others. Simultaneous strikes hit the Al-Majayda neighborhood near the al-Atar station in al-Mawasi, wounding additional civilians.
Central Gaza’s Al-Maghazi refugee camp sustained an airstrike that destroyed a home belonging to the Mousa family. In Gaza City, residential areas near the Al-Shifa medical complex were bombed, causing casualties while damaging buildings near the hospital’s maternity ward.
Northern areas saw Israeli forces demolish multiple homes east of jabalia amid intensified artillery fire from eastern gaza City. Southern reports indicate five displaced Palestinians awaiting humanitarian aid were killed in western Rafah by an Israeli airstrike.
The New york Times reports that the U.S. president believes billionaire Elon Musk, owner of social media platform X, may have been under the influence of drugs when deciding to engage in a public feud with him.
According to webangah News Agency, citing TASS, The New York Times quoted informed sources stating that former U.S. President Donald Trump did not dismiss the possibility that Elon Musk-the high-profile billionaire and his former advisor-initiated their verbal clash while perhaps affected by narcotics.
The Times reported that Trump described Musk’s behaviour to his advisors as “unhinged” and “drug-related.”
Prior to the escalation of tensions between them, Trump had publicly dismissed media reports alleging Musk’s drug use as inconsequential.
The New York Times further claimed Musk regularly consumed narcotics during Trump’s election campaign, including ketamine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushrooms. Tho, sources did not confirm whether he used drugs during his tenure as a government efficiency advisor.
Zionist forces raid Al Jazeera’s office in the West Bank.
According too webangah News Agency, informed sources reported that Zionist military forces stormed Al Jazeera’s office in Ramallah, located in the west Bank.
The Zionist authorities notified the network’s officials of their decision to extend Al Jazeera’s ban on operations for an additional month.
In April, Tel Aviv had announced a one-month extension of the suspension of Al Jazeera’s activities.
The Zionist regime continues such policies to suppress media coverage of Palestine,particularly developments in the Gaza Strip. Last September, Zionist forces raided Al Jazeera’s office, declared its shutdown, and confiscated all equipment on-site.
France’s Foreign Ministry condemns Zionist regime’s attacks on Lebanon.
According to webangah News Agency, France’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement yesterday calling on all parties to respect the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon.
The statement condemned the “brutal attacks” by the Zionist regime against Lebanese territory, particularly targeting southern Beirut’s Dahieh district.
France also emphasized the urgent need for the Zionist regime to withdraw from Lebanese soil as quickly as possible.
Yesterday, warplanes of the Zionist regime carried out their most intense attacks since the official ceasefire began, striking southern Lebanon’s Dahieh district. The Lebanese president condemned these assaults and vowed that Beirut would not surrender to such threats.
Hamas’ Qassam Brigades Spokesperson: “Zionists Now Have Only Two Options”
Abu Obeida, spokesperson for Hamas’ Al-Qassam Brigades, stated that Zionist forces now face only two choices: either pressure Israeli regime officials to halt teh war or prepare to receive their sons in coffins, according to a report by webangah News Agency.
He added that unique Palestinian operations inflicted casualties among zionist soldiers in Khan Younis and Jabalia on Friday,demonstrating that such confrontations will occur “wherever they are present.”
The spokesperson emphasized that Palestinian fighters are “the inheritors of prophets,” striking with the stone of David against Gideon’s chariots to break Zionist arrogance.
The military wing of Hamas confirmed targeting Zionist soldiers with mortar shells in southern Khan Younis yesterday. The Israeli army acknowledged four soldiers killed and five wounded when an explosion collapsed a building in the area.
Russian military strikes multiple targets across Ukraine.
According to the English section of webangah News Agency,Russia’s army targeted Kharkiv,Ukraine’s second-largest city,in retaliation for earlier Ukrainian attacks.
In the early hours of Saturday morning,russian forces launched a massive wave of suicide drones,ballistic missiles,and cruise missiles against Kharkiv.
Local sources report Kharkiv is currently experiencing its most intense bombardment as the war began. At least 40 powerful explosions were heard within just 90 minutes.
Kharkiv’s mayor stated that extensive russian drone attacks on the city center have caused fires and widespread damage. No casualty figures or detailed damage assessments have been released yet.
The strike occurred 24 hours after Russia’s large-scale attack on Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital. During Friday dawn’s assault on Kyiv, Russia deployed 407 suicide drones and 45 cruise/ballistic missiles that destroyed Ukrainian military infrastructure. That attack killed six people and wounded 80 others, ranking among Moscow’s most devastating strikes since the war began on February 24, 2022.
Yemen’s Ansarullah movement targets occupied territories with missiles again.
According to the English section of webangah News Agency,Yemen’s ansarullah movement has once again struck the occupied territories in solidarity with the oppressed and besieged people of Gaza.
Zionist sources confirmed that at least one ballistic missile was fired from Yemen toward the occupied territories.
The attack triggered mass panic, with terrified Zionist settlers fleeing to shelters fearing for their lives.
No casualties or damage assessments have been reported so far.
WHO Director-general Tedros Adhanom warns GazaS health system is on the brink of collapse.
According to webangah News agency, citing Al jazeera, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom warned that Nasser Hospital and Al-Amal Hospital in southern Gaza face imminent shutdowns. This signals the near-total collapse of Gaza’s healthcare system.
Tedros stated in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that both hospitals are located within or adjacent to an evacuation zone ordered by Israel earlier this week.
“Zionist authorities have informed the Health ministry that access routes to both hospitals will be blocked,” he said. “Consequently, safe access for new patients and medical staff will become extremely tough-if not unachievable.”
The WHO chief emphasized: “Losing these two hospitals would have catastrophic consequences for patients requiring surgical care, intensive care, blood bank services, cancer treatment, and dialysis.”
He concluded by condemning Gaza’s prolonged healthcare destruction: “The relentless and systematic dismantling of Gaza’s hospitals has continued unabated. this must stop instantly.”
