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Iranian-linked channels released the one-minute clip on Sunday, using satellite-style images of King Muwaffaq al Salti Air Base near Azraq to target U.S. aircraft like F-15Es, F-35s, A-10s, and EA-18Gs recently deployed there. The video serves as psychological signaling tied to escalating tensions over Iran's nuclear program, where President Trump has warned of strikes if diplomacy fails. Experts call it information warfare to deter attacks, with no official U.S. or Jordanian response and the base remaining fully operational.

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A stark propaganda video zooms in on rows of U.S. fighter jets parked at a Jordanian air base, flashing warnings of 'full-scale war' amid stalled nuclear talks.

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In the Champions League playoff first leg at Estadio da Luz, Vinicius reported the 19-year-old Prestianni covering his mouth with his shirt to hurl a monkey slur around the 21st minute, triggering UEFA's anti-racism protocol as players gathered and Benfica coach Jose Mourinho intervened. Vinicius scored the winner early in the second half, celebrated by silencing the crowd, and later blasted the incident on social media while teammates like Kylian Mbappe and Fede Valverde backed him, demanding action against Prestianni. Benfica and Prestianni denied the allegation, with Mourinho defending his club's history, as Madrid head into the second leg with the advantage and UEFA yet to respond.

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Vinicius Junior curled in a stunning 25-yard goal to give Real Madrid a 1-0 lead, then accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of a racist slur—halting play for 10 minutes amid rising tension.

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Barcelona lost 2-1 to Girona at Estadi Montilivi, with Fran Beltran's late goal sealing the upset after Pau Cubarsi equalized. Yamal's missed penalty sparked talk after replays showed encroaching players, including Bryan Gil, but refs let it stand. Despite battling fever and a growth spurt affecting his agility, the 18-year-old played 78 minutes; fans questioned why Raphinha didn't take the kick. Girona's first home win over Barca since 2015 exposes vulnerabilities in Barcelona's high line amid a tight title race.

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Lamine Yamal stepped up for a crucial penalty, stuttered his run-up, and watched it cannon off the post—right before halftime drama unfolded.

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The 18-year-old Barca star, who placed second in last year's Ballon d'Or, missed the first-half kick after Dani Olmo's opener, paving the way for Girona's Fran Beltran equalizer and Thomas Lemar's late winner. Despite completing the most dribbles and earning a 7.9 rating while battling illness, Yamal's slip handed Real Madrid the La Liga lead with Barca now two points back at 58 from 24 games. Fans clashed online over whether he's truly better than Chelsea's Cole Palmer, who has eight Premier League goals this season including a hat-trick, citing career stats, positions, and Yamal's Euro 2024 heroics at a young age.

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Lamine Yamal stepped up to the penalty spot, feverish but determined, only to see his shot cannon off the post in Barcelona's stunning 2-1 defeat to Girona.

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The 60-year-old Sex and the City star was in Rio de Janeiro for her first Carnival, dining relaxed at a churrascaria like Braseiro da Lapa with friends, enjoying grilled meats and caipirinhas. Local reports described her as serious ahead of the Baile da Arara masked ball, with no sign of upset. That night, photos showed her sparkling in Carnival glamour, sipping cocktails amid the party's energy, far from any scandal.

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A quick video caught Sarah Jessica Parker touching her face at a Rio restaurant, looking teary amid friends. Online guesses ranged from drama to wild theories, but the truth was much simpler.

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Barcelona lost 2-1 to Girona at Estadi Montilivi, with Fran Beltran's late goal sealing the upset after Pau Cubarsi equalized. Yamal's missed penalty sparked talk after replays showed encroaching players, including Bryan Gil, but refs let it stand. Despite battling fever and a growth spurt affecting his agility, the 18-year-old played 78 minutes; fans questioned why Raphinha didn't take the kick. Girona's first home win over Barca since 2015 exposes vulnerabilities in Barcelona's high line amid a tight title race.

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Lamine Yamal stepped up for a crucial penalty, stuttered his run-up, and watched it cannon off the post—right before halftime drama unfolded.

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A viral clip from Manchester United's 2-1 defeat at West Ham on October 27, 2024, shows Dalot blazing over from a Bruno Fernandes through ball, a blunder that ramped up pressure leading to Ten Hag's sacking days later. Fans darkly humor that the miss also doomed Amorim, fired in January 2026, though some defend Dalot's smart runs. Now steady under interim boss Michael Carrick—with new signings Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha to sharpen finishing—United head to the London Stadium on a three-win streak, aiming to bury the memory.

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Diogo Dalot's shank from six yards out in last year's West Ham loss feels like a ghost returning tonight. Fans joke it cost Erik ten Hag and Ruben Amorim their jobs.

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