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Here's my new analysis on Russia's "Skyfall" missile.

Russia is heavily promoting it as an "unstoppable" weapon, but my breakdown shows it's a "flying Chernobyl"—slow, detectable, and unreliable.

Verdict: This is a geopolitical message, not a practical weapon.

What do you think? A credible threat or an expensive bluff? Let me know in the comments.

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🚨 TRUMP TARGETS CHINA'S RARE EARTH DOMINANCE 🚨

Donald Trump has signed a strategic agreement with Japan's Sanae Takaichi, committing the U.S. to “securing the supply of critical minerals and rare earths through mining and processing.”
Why is this a critical geopolitical move? The analysis is straightforward.

1. Mitigating China’s Dominance 🇨🇳
Beijing currently controls a staggering 90% of the global rare earth trade. This isn't just mining; it includes a well-established, dominant supply chain and processing capability. This agreement is a direct challenge to that monopoly.

2. National Security Applications 🇺🇸
Rare earth elements are critical for building America's most advanced defense hardware. We're talking fighter jets, submarines, and a wide range of high-tech and advanced munitions. A dependent supply chain is a strategic vulnerability.

3. Technological Competition
The industries of the future run on these minerals. The electric vehicle (EV) industry, artificial intelligence (AI), and high-tech electronics are all in a global race, and access to rare earths is the ticket to compete.

4. Economic Competition
In simple terms, high-tech equipment requires rare earth elements. As the world digitizes, the need will only increase. Without a secure and steady supply, there is no viable path for the U.S. to win the 21st-century economic race.

5. The 'America First' Agenda
This move is directly in line with a broader foreign policy prioritizing U.S. self-sufficiency and reducing economic dependency on strategic rivals.

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