Iran 🇮🇷 should target and destroy the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem/“Tel Aviv” and assassinate Huckabee, the ambassador who is the same guy who endorsed the “Greater Israel” terror project and who said “it’s no problem for the Zios to take over the Middle East”. أقول Kol khara! You are the problem. STFU!

Iran should bomb the Zionist entity in retaliation for the U.S. strikes, not the Gulf countries! Don’t try to drag us into war, shove your war elsewhere! We have nothing to do with this.

1 full week into the war! February 28 - March 7

•"I appreciate your concern, but I've got it covered." ✅ •"Why do you ask?" ✅ •"I’d rather not say." ✅ •"Let's talk about something else, shall we?" ✅ (End)

Stop saying “it’s none of your business” / “mind your own business”! ❌ It’s very rude and dismissive, say these politer alternative phrases instead: •I prefer not to talk about that." ✅ •"That's a personal matter I'd like to keep to myself." ✅ •"I'm not comfortable sharing that information." ✅

Iran 🇮🇷 is not a BIG threat to the Middle East, the Zionist entity (and the AIPAC puppet U.S. 🇺🇸) are.

Survived Day 16 of Fasting! ✅ ‎16 down, 14 to go!!!! 16/30 #Ramadan2026 #رمضان_2026

Survived Day 15 of Fasting! ✅ ‎15 down, 15 to go!!!! ‎HALFWAY THERE!!!! #Ramadan2026 #رمضان_2026

When Iran attacks the Gulf countries 🇰🇼🇸🇦🇧🇭🇶🇦🇦🇪 (sometimes including Oman 🇴🇲) + Jordan 🇯🇴 The U.S. 🇺🇸 BARELY responds, very slowly and hesitantly But when Iran attacks the Zionist entity The U.S. 🇺🇸 responds immediately and quickly. Hypocrisy/double standards!

“Israel” is not a country and it will never be, it’s an occupation and it’s called the Zionist entity. Israel is the name of our prophet Jacob (عليه السلام), not some random terrorist entity. The real country is PALESTINE 🇵🇸 Whether you agree or not!

Preparedness: Kuwaiti authorities tend to focus on protecting citizens, but in a global war, the country would be at risk, with potential for significant disruption to travel and daily life. (End)

4. Internal Security and Safety High Alert: During regional escalations, Kuwait has historically heightened security and warned of potential drone activity.

Airspace Control: Kuwaiti airspace would be high-risk, with anticipated closures and the possibility of becoming a corridor for military action.

Experts suggest that a major conflict would force Kuwaiti, alongside Saudi and UAE forces, to align against coalitions led by opposing powers.

3. Likely Role: Active/Passive Combatant Forced Involvement: While Kuwait traditionally pursues a neutral, diplomatic foreign policy, a "World War" scenario would likely remove the choice of neutrality.

Targeting of Infrastructure: In scenarios involving Iranian retaliation against US allies, Gulf Arab states, including Kuwait, have seen their international airports and key infrastructure hit

2. Geographic and Economic Risks Strategic Location: Bordering Iraq (and Iran), Kuwait sits in the most volatile area of the Middle East. Strait of Hormuz: As a major oil exporter, any disruption to the Strait of Hormuz—a likely focus in a regional escalation—would severely impact Kuwait.

Defense Agreements: Kuwait has binding defense agreements with the US, UK, and France. Regional Blocs: As a member of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and a partner in the NATO Istanbul Cooperation Initiative (ICI), Kuwait is closely tied to Western security structures.

In a global conflict, these bases would be prime targets, instantly drawing Kuwait into the conflict, as indicated by reported threats to US bases in the region.

Here is a breakdown of how Kuwait would likely be involved: 1. Strategic Importance and Foreign Involvement US Military Presence: Kuwait is a Major Non-NATO Ally and hosts approximately 13,500 US forces, primarily at Camp Arifjan and Ali al-Salem Air Base.

Based on its geopolitical position, military alliances, and role in regional security, Kuwait would almost certainly be involved in a World War 3 scenario, primarily due to its strategic partnership with the United States and its location in the Arabian Gulf.

Suppose if World War 3 Takes Place, Would Kuwait 🇰🇼 be Involved?

Top 10 Countries that are Most Likely to be involved in World War 3 (SENSITIVE): 10. France 🇫🇷 9. United Kingdom 🇬🇧 8. Taiwan 🇹🇼 7. North Korea 🇰🇵 6. The Zionist entity (occupation and not a country) 💩 5. Iran 🇮🇷 4. Ukraine 🇺🇦 🥉. China 🇨🇳 🥈. Russia 🇷🇺 🥇. United States 🇺🇸

While Oman is part of the GCC, its policy of neutrality has historically allowed it to avoid being seen as a threat to Iran, making it an invaluable diplomatic asset in an often-volatile region. (End)

This makes Oman a neutral, moderate player that does not align with the sectarian rivalries often fueling regional conflicts.

•Ibadi Sect: The majority of Omanis follow the Ibadi school of Islam, which is distinct from the Sunni schools dominant in Saudi Arabia and the Shia sect in Iran.

Reason #5 - Religious and Cultural Differences: Oman’s religious demographics also contribute to its unique position.

•Avoiding Spillovers: By maintaining neutrality, Oman ensures that conflicts in the region do not spill over into its territory, securing its own stability.

Reason #4 - Economic and Geographic Pragmatism: Oman shares the strategically important Strait of Hormuz with Iran.  •Economic Ties: The two nations have economic and energy cooperation, including projects for a natural gas pipeline from Iran to Oman.

Gulf Crisis: During the 2017 diplomatic crisis, where Qatar was blockaded by other GCC members, Oman did not join the blockade and maintained open relations with both sides.

•Yemen War: Oman is the only GCC country that did not take part in the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen. It has instead hosted talks between the warring parties, including the Houthi rebels, to promote a political settlement.

Reason #3 - Non-Interventionist Foreign Policy: Oman strictly avoids joining military coalitions against Iran or its allies.

Lasting Gratitude: Oman remained grateful for this support, maintaining positive relations even after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which saw other Gulf monarchies turn against Iran.

Reason #2 - Historical Security Cooperation: The foundation of the modern Iran-Oman relationship dates back to the 1970s.  •Dhofar Rebellion: In the early 1970s, the Shah of Iran sent thousands of troops to help Sultan Qaboos fight a Marxist insurgency in Oman’s Dhofar province.

Prisoner Releases: Oman has played a key role in mediating the release of Western detainees held by Iran.

•Nuclear Negotiations: Oman facilitated the secret back-channel talks between the US and Iran, which directly led to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA). •Host for Dialogue: Tehran trusts Muscat as a safe, neutral, and discreet setting for sensitive negotiations.

Here is a detailed breakdown of why Iran does not attack or bomb Oman: Reason #1: Trusted Mediator and Diplomatic Channel  Oman acts as a neutral "bridge" between Iran and the Western world, as well as between Iran and other GCC states.

Unlike other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries that have often taken hard stances against Tehran, Oman maintains a delicate balance, preserving friendly relations with both Iran and its rivals, including the United States.

Oman is generally not targeted by Iran because it has cultivated a unique, long-standing policy of "active neutrality" and "friends-of-all" diplomacy, acting as a crucial mediator rather than a adversary in regional conflicts.

Why is Oman 🇴🇲 the only Gulf country that was never been attacked or bombed by Iran?

O Allah, protect Kuwait, its land, its people, and its leadership, and perpetuate upon it the blessings of security, safety, and stability. (Ameen, O Lord of the Worlds) اللهم احفظ الكويت، أرضاً وشعباً وقيادةً، وأدم عليها نعمة الأمن والأمان والاستقرار (آمين يارب العالمين) 🇰🇼🇧🇭🇶🇦🇦🇪🇴🇲🇸🇦 🤲🏼

On this day in 1991, Kuwait was liberated from the Iraqi occupation under the dictatorship of Saddam Hussein by the allied coalition led by the US. في مثل هذا اليوم من عام 1991، تم تحرير الكويت من الاحتلال العراقي في ظل دكتاتورية صدام البائد على يد التحالف المتحالف بقيادة الولايات المتحدة.

Happy 65th National Day Kuwait كل عام والكويت الحبيبة بألف خير وأمان 🇰🇼🇰🇼🇰🇼🇰🇼💚🖤🤍❤️

Siblings’ National & Liberation Days’ Celebrations 🇰🇼💚🖤🤍❤️ - Yasmeen & Jumana Al-Harbi (by us) 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇰🇼 - Cybil & Judy Herrison (by @kyleboy21.bsky.social) 🇺🇸 - Ian & Sally Sweeney (by IanandArt-Back-Up-3) 🇺🇸 - Rosie & Iggy Fuentes 🇺🇸🇲🇽

Our National & Liberation Days’ artworks from 2 years ago. 🇰🇼💚🖤🤍❤️ - Abdullah & Munira - Haya - Kuwait Bear (Q8 Bear) #العيد_الوطني_الكويتي_65 #يوم_التحرير_35

The State of Kuwait sent a message of congratulations to the brotherly/sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on the occasion of the 4th anniversary of Founding Day. ‎We wish the Saudi government and the people success, well-being, & prosperity. ‎🇰🇼💚🇸🇦 #FoundingDay #يوم_التأسيس

The closure marked the end of SpaceToon’s attempt to provide a separate English-language platform in the region, with the company focusing its resources back onto its successful Arabic, Indonesian, and later Turkish feeds. (End)

4 Main Reasons for the Decline of SpaceToon English in 2011 - Part 4 And Finally, Reason #4 - Shift to Regional Focus: Spacetoon prioritized its Arabic content and, in other regions like India and South Korea, similar attempts at localized channels also faced low engagement and were discontinued.

4 Main Reasons for the Decline of SpaceToon English in 2011 - Part 3 Reason #3 - “Temporary" Closure Made Permanent: Although it closed on January 1, 2011, with promises to return with a "new look," the channel was eventually permanently shut down due to abandonment.

4 Reasons for the Decline of SpaceToon English in 2011 Pt2 Reason #2 Reduced Broadcasting Hours: Following a temporary shutdown in August 2009, the channel's hours were significantly reduced to a small evening block (2 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.), indicating a decline in demand and content availability.