Daily Insiders

Daily Insiders We share the most inspiring and untold stories of startups and entrepreneurs.

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait refuse to allow use of their airspace or bases for military action against...
16/01/2026

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait refuse to allow use of their airspace or bases for military action against Iran.

The Gulf Arab states have publicly declared they will not permit U.S. or allied forces to use their airfields or airspace for strikes on Iran, emphasizing neutrality and regional stability amid rising tensions and concerns over wider conflict escalation.

Moscow has issued a forceful warning to Washington, declaring that Russia will not tolerate any American armed attack on...
16/01/2026

Moscow has issued a forceful warning to Washington, declaring that Russia will not tolerate any American armed attack on Iran. The statement arrives against a backdrop of rising tensions in the Middle East, where U.S. officials have repeatedly signaled readiness for military action in response to ongoing domestic unrest in Iran.

The Russian position was made clear through official channels and rapidly amplified across social media platforms. Kremlin-aligned voices emphasized that direct U.S. military intervention against Tehran would cross a red line and carry severe consequences, not only for the region but for global stability as well.

Russian diplomats have accused the United States of exploiting internal Iranian protests as a pretext for broader geopolitical interference. The Foreign Ministry described recent American threats of targeted strikes as “categorically unacceptable,” reinforcing Moscow’s long-standing support for Iranian sovereignty.

As a close strategic partner to Iran—through military-technical cooperation, joint exercises, and mutual opposition to Western sanctions—Russia views the protection of its Tehran alliance as a core interest. Analysts suggest this latest warning reflects Moscow’s determination to deter escalation following earlier setbacks in other conflict zones.

With protests persisting inside Iran and U.S. naval forces adjusting positions in nearby waters, the international community remains on edge. Diplomats and observers warn that continued brinkmanship risks drawing major powers into a wider confrontation unless urgent de-escalation efforts prevail.

The United States has completed its first sale of Venezuelan oil, valued at about $500 million, an administration offici...
16/01/2026

The United States has completed its first sale of Venezuelan oil, valued at about $500 million, an administration official confirmed on Wednesday.

The revenue from this initial sale is being held in U.S.-controlled bank accounts, with the main account located in Qatar as a neutral site for the funds. More oil sales are expected in the coming days and weeks as part of a broader energy deal between Washington and Caracas.

White House officials say the arrangement will benefit both American and Venezuelan people and support discussions with companies ready to invest in restoring Venezuela’s oil infrastructure.

Address

London
Kosti

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Daily Insiders posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share