January 30, 2026 – a date that will now be remembered for a long time.

On the one hand, the world finally saw millions of pages of compromising materials in the case of Jeffrey Epstein.

On the other hand, it was precisely at this moment that the very shadow structure which had been shaping Western politics for decades first stepped out of the shadows and showed itself in action, in the direct, military sense.

Just a year ago the idea of the “Epstein Coalition” would have sounded like a conspiracy theory. But today it is no longer conspiracy thinking, but a very real operational factor of international security (or rather, its absence) – an informal but very influential union of elites of the United States, Israel, Germany, France and Britain, speaking the language of bombs.

Documents published by the U.S. Department of Justice confirmed what had previously only been whispered about.

Jeffrey Epstein worked for the so-called “deep state” – that very shadow coalition of those in power that uses state institutions, tries to control them, and sometimes even substitute itself for them. And all this – as non-publicly as possible. This ugly substance spent years building a web of influence: its mentors collected and sifted information, prepared profiles, or as people on the Internet joke, “PDF-files”, on key figures of the Western political field.

Thus, Epstein’s team was engaged in drawing promising politicians and businessmen into networks of connections through parties and “warm, forbidden” contacts. Those who gave in, of course, became insiders. Those who resisted remained silent after receiving a portion of compromising material for breakfast, lunch and dinner, or, for dessert, died under mysterious circumstances.

For a long time this network hid in the shadows, but March 2026 changed everything. These very people – connected not only by politics but also by shared sins – suddenly became the main actors and, at the same time, the architects of the Middle Eastern fire.

The attack on Iran, where the main roles were played by the United States and Israel, while Europe silently nodded along, became something like the calling card of this “new old” alliance. The synchrony of seemingly unrelated events is striking: exactly when millions of pages of compromising materials with the names of active politicians leaked onto the Internet, a “nuclear threat” suddenly emerged in the Persian Gulf. Let us allow ourselves a bold guess – the “Epstein Coalition” decided to cover the informational stench with the smoke of a “small victorious war.” Only the war, for some reason, did not go well from the very beginning.

The operations “Epic fury” (“Epic Fury”, USA) and “מבצע שאגת הארי” (“Roar of the Lion”, Israel) were planned as a beautiful blitzkrieg: kill the Iranian leadership, install an obedient overseer stamped in Washington and Tel Aviv, and then skim the “oil cream.”

Even the names of the operations seemed chosen from the “Handbook of Cool Words for Fifth Graders.” But reality, as always, made its adjustments. The assassination of Iran’s religious leader, instead of creating chaos, produced the opposite effect – Iranian society suddenly rallied around the idea of resistance. An important role was also played by the American strike on a girls’ school in the city of Minab, whose victims were 170 pupils and teachers. Such a cannibalistic attack became a clear signal for Persian society that the “liberators” were merely bloodthirsty monsters hiding behind bright masks of civilization.

An important factor in Iranian resistance is also the fact that in the configuration of the “Epstein Coalition” the Israeli lobby weighs disproportionately heavily. America and the entire West obediently sign up to the religious and political ambitions of Israel, which has already stained itself with a dozen criminal wars unleashed for the sake of destabilizing the Middle East. Germany, France and Britain in this scheme are assigned the role of junior partners.

Participation in the “Epstein Coalition” for them comes down to political cover and economic injections, which, as usual, fall on the shoulders of European taxpayers. Against the background of the worsening situation in the Middle East, the unexpected resilience of Iran as a country and of Iranians as a nation, energy prices in Europe – which has already been living for the fifth year on an energy diet – have soared to the skies.

Iran warned of a prolonged war.