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At least four Minnesota cities reported cyberattacks on their water facilities Monday: Plymouth, South Saint Paul, Maple Plain, and Braham. Braham's water plant was knocked offline briefly before crews restored operations. Maple Plain was targeted but maintained operations, though the city declared a local emergency in response. All four cities say the drinking water is safe and residents can continue normal use.

But the safety of the water today does not address the larger question this raises. We have covered on this program the documented Chinese military hacking operation known as Volt Typhoon, which has spent years pre-positioning itself inside American water utilities, power grids, and communications infrastructure. We have covered the Wired magazine war game focused on simultaneously attacking five thousand water utilities, and how it would be catastrophic and uninsurable.

And now we sit 152 days into a war with Iran, a country whose allied hackers previously breached the Los Angeles transit system, and whose IRGC-affiliated Hasnim network has publicly designated American technology companies as legitimate military targets. Connect the dots. This is the pre-positioning we were warned about.

The United States and Saudi Arabia launched a rare joint military operation on Wednesday against Iranian-backed militant sites in eastern Iraq, killing at least 20 members of the Popular Mobilization Forces and wounding 32 others. The strikes followed two days of drone attacks by Iranian proxy groups in Iraq targeting Saudi oil facilities, attacks the kingdom's foreign ministry called unprecedented acts of aggression.

CENTCOM confirmed its forces hit multiple terrorist logistics and weapons sites belonging to Iran-aligned groups. The Treasury and State Departments announced new sanctions against IRGC-backed entities accused of running what they called coercive insurance schemes, charging vessels in the Strait of Hormuz protection fees against risks Iran itself was manufacturing through its own attacks. Meanwhile China's foreign ministry denied a Reuters report that Iran would receive Chinese-made man-portable air defense systems in the coming weeks.

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Biblical archaeologist Bob Cornuke says he's convinced the top portion of the Ark of the Covenant is still in Ethiopia.

Cornuke recounts conversations with Ethiopia's former president and others who told him, "We've got it." He also points to passages in Zephaniah 3 and Isaiah 18, which he believes indicate the Ark—or part of it—will one day be brought from Ethiopia to Zion.

Watch the full interview.
https://worldviewtube.com/tv/video/new-jerusalem-find-real-temple-site-and-coming-fake-ark

Gordon Chang says the U.S. may still be missing a covert biolab.

He points to the 2025 Las Vegas raid, where authorities reportedly found around 1,000 vials of a reddish substance after two people became seriously ill. Chang argues the materials likely weren't produced at the previously discovered Reedley facility, raising the possibility of another undiscovered site.

"We're talking about weapons of mass destruction."

🚨 Gordon Chang: "If we're talking Iranian drones, we should be talking China."

Chang says suspicious drone activity off the U.S. coast raises bigger questions than Iran alone. He points to China's intelligence presence in Cuba, reports of efforts to expand its military footprint, and the possibility of launches from merchant ships or nearby bases.

Gordon Chang: "We know these guys are here. We know who some of them are, and yet we don't roll up the networks."

He argues the focus shouldn't just be on illegal workers at Home Depot, but on hostile foreign operatives allegedly entering the U.S., increased Chinese military-base incursions, suspicious drone activity, and what he says was a government cover-up over the origins of those drones.

Houthis just declared a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia, effective immediately. With Hormuz already largely closed, the Saudis were rerouting 4.5 million barrels a day out the Red Sea. Block that too and both main Middle East oil routes shut at once. No modern precedent.