Le Yémen est à nouveau au cœur d’une importante escalade militaire. Plus de 40 bombardements saoudiens auraient visé des positions au Yémen en représailles à une attaque menée par les rebelles Houthis.
De leur côté, les Houthis ont ciblé mardi plusieurs infrastructures en Arabie saoudite, faisant 73 blessés selon les informations rapportées.
🔴 Les rebelles affirment désormais contrôler Mokha, une ville stratégique située sur la mer Rouge.
Depuis le 3 septembre, les affrontements auraient déjà fait plus de 500 morts et contraint environ 20 000 personnes à fuir leur domicile.
⚠️ Cette nouvelle escalade pourrait avoir des conséquences importantes sur la stabilité régionale et sur les routes commerciales de la mer Rouge.
📌 À suivre : l’évolution des combats et une éventuelle extension du conflit dans la région. #YemenNews
In Iran, at least 59 men and adolescents would have been executed in just five months, according to human rights organizations.
entity["organization","Human Rights Watch","international human rights organization"] accuses the Iranian authorities of sentencing protesters and political opponents to death, based on charges deemed vague and testimony that would have been obtained under torture.
⚠️ These figures have reignited concerns about the use of the death penalty and the conditions of trials in Iran.
🇺🇦 UKRAINE — Zelensky’s plane would have been “almost hit” by a Russian drone The aircraft carrying Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky narrowly escaped a Russian drone this Tuesday, according to Norway’s prime minister. As he traveled from Moldova to Norway for King Harald’s funeral, Zelensky’s departure was delayed after Moldova’s airspace was closed. A Russian drone had entered the area before exploding at around 160 km from the airport. ⚠️ However, Zelensky’s circle believes the claim that the plane was directly threatened is exaggerated. 👉 A situation that once again highlights the tensions and risks linked to the war in Ukraine.#ukraine $BTC
On the night of Saturday 18 to Sunday 19 July, the United States launched a new series of airstrikes against Iran, saying it wanted to “punish” the deaths of two American servicemen in Jordan in Iranian strikes, the U.S. military said. For its part, Tehran says it attacked two U.S. military bases in Kuwait. In a written message, the Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei threatens to inflict on the United States “unforgettable lessons”.#FootballSeason2026 $NVDAB
US President Donald Trump tells Israel and Iran to stop “shooting”, after the countries attacked each other's territory for the first time since the April ceasefire. #genius $GENIUS
🚩Is the dip over? •Here’s my analysis on Bitcoin; the structure still looks bearish since we haven’t seen any major changes on the weekly. However, we can target the OB at $61k and the POI at $59k for a bounce back towards $70,000, unless we continue to see breakdowns. $BTC
The two biggest crypto bulls are now down a combined $22.5 billion.
Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin holdings hit a record $12.5 billion unrealized loss after Bitcoin crashed $17,488 in 10 days to a four month low of under $60,000.
Tom Lee’s Ethereum holdings are now roughly $10 billion underwater after ETH dropped 25% in the same period, falling below $1,600 for the first time since April 2025.
$22.5 billion in combined paper losses between two men who have publicly backed crypto louder than anyone.
Neither has sold. Both are still holding. The conviction is either admirable or catastrophic. History will decide.$BTC #MichaelSaylor #TOM
#Russie 🇷🇺 : PUTIN STATES THAT RUSSIA IS READY IF EUROPE WANTS WAR
On December 2, 2025, Vladimir Putin declared that Russia does not want war with Europe, but is ready to respond if a conflict arises. This statement was made during an economic forum, just before a meeting with two American envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who came to propose a new peace plan for Ukraine.
Putin accuses several European countries of wanting to sabotage the peace efforts led by the United States. According to him, Europe is irritated for not participating in the discussions and has no serious plan to stop the war. He also claims that some European leaders mistakenly think they can defeat Russia. To reinforce his message, Putin threatens to escalate military operations, particularly by blocking Ukraine's access to the sea.
Through these statements, Putin seeks to:
1. shift the responsibility for a potential conflict onto Europe,
2. show that he can increase military pressure,
3. legitimize the territories already occupied by Russia.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is using parallel diplomacy by discussing directly with close associates of the president, rather than through official channels. The first peace plan proposed by Washington clearly favored Moscow, which greatly concerns Europeans. They are now trying to modify it to avoid a lasting weakening of Ukraine. Despite the war, Ukraine continues to resist and some public services, like the post office, have become national symbols.
For many analysts, Putin's exit mainly resembles a pressure maneuver aimed at intimidating Ukraine, dividing the West, and consolidating his gains, rather than announcing an imminent war.
And you, do you think Europe should stand firm against Russia or let the United States lead the negotiations? $BTC
🇳🇪 #Niger : THE COUNTRY PUTS ITS URANIUM ON THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET, FRANCE REACTS
On November 30, 2025, Niger officially announced that it would now sell its uranium on the international market itself. General Abdourahamane Tiani stated that Niger was exercising its "legitimate right" to manage its natural wealth and sell it to any buying country, independently.
Until now, production was managed by the Somaïr company, largely controlled by the French group Orano. However, since June 2025, Somaïr is fully owned by the Nigerien state, which intends to completely regain control over mining operations. Orano has also lost control of several sites, including Cominak and especially the gigantic Imouraren deposit, estimated at 200,000 tons of uranium.
Tensions reached a new high on November 27, 2025, when a shipment of uranium left the Arlit mine without the French company being informed. Orano, which has not had access to the mines since 2024, claims that this transfer is illegal and violates an international arbitration decision temporarily prohibiting Niger from selling this uranium. The company is considering legal action.
For President Tiani, on the contrary, the uranium belongs to the Nigerien people, and the 1,300 tons produced in 2025 — valued at over 250 million euros — must be sold freely. Several countries such as Russia, Turkey, or Iran are already said to be interested.
The standoff between Niger and Orano is therefore as much economic as it is geopolitical. Its outcome could influence the future of relations between Africa and foreign companies.
And you, do you think Niger is right to completely regain control of its uranium? $SOL
🇺🇸 Donald Trump judged on Sunday that the vast corruption scandal currently affecting the circles of power in Ukraine 🇺🇦 "does not help" peace negotiations.