@FreedomShe36668 @Eyalo365 So you want to commit massacre? You people are not different than the current regime
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Earth انضم Haziran 2023
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Missing component: The gatherings of regime supporters, who are the same ones who own guns and kill the protestors haven't been targeted. The Quds March was a lost opportunity for that, but this can still be achieved as they still rally around the city with the Islamic regime's flag. This is how you weaken the oppressive aparatus, target the Basij members and their family.
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The head of the Mossad, Dadi Barnea, assessed on the eve of the operation that achieving regime change in Iran is a feasible goal.
The professional position he presented to the ministers was that if the military objectives of the operation were achieved—namely, severe damage to key figures in the leadership, government institutions, and the regime's repressive apparatus—the Mossad and the CIA would know how to bring about a regime replacement outcome. By this he meant bringing the Iranian people out into the streets and finding a governing alternative.
sefiova-ספי עובדיה@sefiova
דיווחנו הערב ב״עובדה״: ראש המוסד דדי ברנע העריך ערב המבצע כי השגת שינוי משטרי באיראן זו מטרה אפשרית. העמדה המקצועית שהניח בפני השרים היא שאם יושגו המטרות הצבאיות של המבצע קרי פגיעה קשה באישים בהנהגה, במוסדות השלטון ובכוח הדיכוי המשטרי, המוסד והCIA יידעו בתורם להביא תוצאה של החלפת המשטר כשהוא מתכוון להוצאת העם האירני לרחוב ולמציאת אלטרנטיבה שלטונית.
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@allahbakhshii The people who wanted freedom and the regime to fall has let him down. It has been more than two weeks since the war began, yet, they haven’t done anything. Zero
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اکانت اینستاگرام #صالح_محمدی عزیز به حالت remembering « یادبود» در آمد.
نه میبخشیم، نه فراموش میکنیم، راهت ادامه دارد.
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@PahlaviReza When millions of Iranian people will go out to take down this regime? Yes, there will be clashes and lost lives unfortunately, but this is the sacrifices of revolution.
The war is approaching the end and the window is shrinking
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Today, in the latest desperate killing spree, the bloodthirsty regime took the lives of five more sons of Iran. Saleh Mohammadi, Saeed Davoudi, Mehdi Ghasemi, Danial Keramati, and Mohsen Azimnia join the long line of Iranian heroes who paid the ultimate price for freedom. Their names will be spoken alongside all those who refused to kneel before tyranny.
The remnants of the Islamic Republic can never extinguish the fire in the hearts of our people. These young men now belong to the free Iran that is now within reach. Their sacrifice will not be forgotten. Their dream will not die. Iran will be free.
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@yashar Millions entered the streets on the 8th and 9th of January at his calling.
I'm not sure what exactly you think you achieve by shitting on the by far most popular figure inside Iran, or acting as if he didn't raise the largest uprising since 1970.
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Reza Pahlavi to Iranians tomorrow:
“I call on my compatriots to place a sugar cube between their teeth and drink hot tea through it.”
Diliman Abdulkader@D_abdulkader
What’s wrong with this guy? No seriously. Everyday he comes out with a random message then goes about his day, pats himself on the back, his worshippers in the diaspora drool, Iranians inside the country have no clue what he said, then nothing happens. The craziest part? He calls on people to do what they were already going to do only to claim he told them to do it. “Stay inside” — duh “Celebrate this” — yea they do every year “Protect cultural and natural heritage” — ordinary people are not going to go around and destroy their history His daily empty messages to remain relevant is actually having the opposite effect, he’s now a broken record. But not only that, he’s insulting the people inside Iran as if they have no mind of their own to do their daily routines without one of Reza’s weird speeches. This guy is no “king.”
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Arctic LNG 2 was a Russian LNG project which got sanctioned. Somehow the equipment got stuck in Antwerp harbor and Belgian justice now ordered the entire kit to be auctioned off for cents on the dollar. I'm not kidding, see the link below.
I say we bid some memorabilia. This is a nice hobby project for the kids, or for Qatar. Better than Legos.
Plus your wife is gonna love to have 250 cryogenic guide vanes in the garage.
auctim.com/ords/fr/r/onli…
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It appears Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Qatar, Kuwait, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria convened in Riyadh to condemn Iran, and they only briefly mentioned about Israel to criticize its actions in Lebanon, not in Tehran.
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@tchemtcem @haider_051214 @ragipsoylu The attack on the Iranian gas complex was from Israel and Israel only. This is fact
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@Intel_Investor_ @haider_051214 @ragipsoylu It's because of Israel and the USA that you're being attacked! Who attacked the Iranian gas complex and from where? Israel, the USA, and Qatar!
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@Tobs_Marvel_ @clashreport Nothing for free. All paid by the Gulf. Now it’s up to your government to use the tax revenue from these in something meaningful for its citizens
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@clashreport Billions in weapons to the Gulf while citizens at home wait for roads, schools, and hospitals. Who exactly is protecting whom here?
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NEW: U.S. approves multiple defense sales to Gulf countries.
UAE:
F-16 munitions and upgrades — $644 million.
Long-range discrimination radar + THAAD integration — $4.5 billion.
Advanced medium-range air-to-air missiles — $1.22 billion.
Counter-drone (low, slow, small UAV defeat system) — $2.1 billion.
Kuwait:
Lower-tier air and missile defense radar systems — $8 billion.
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@TheBibli86 Everything is fine in Qatar and we are preparing for Eid. Good luck to you
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@araghchi You didn’t respond against Israel. Are you afraid from attacking Haifa? Cowards
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Our response to Israel's attack on our infrastructure employed FRACTION of our power. The ONLY reason for restraint was respect for requested de-escalation.
ZERO restraint if our infrastructures are struck again.
Any end to this war must address damage to our civilian sites.
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@Pataramesh You can’t reach Haifa yet even after 24 hours from attacking South Pars 😂 Israel can attack Iran with minimal repercussions
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A stark reminder why neither Saudi Arabia, nor Qatar will even think about picking a open fight with Iran
A 6 hour operation...
I think 🇸🇦 & 🇶🇦 energy infrastructure are for now done with
Now 🇮🇱 Haifa, the 🇦🇪, 🇧🇭and maybe 🇰🇼 should be main targets for retaliation of South Pars
Javier Blas@JavierBlas
QatarEnergy CEO says the Iranian attack overnight damaged ~17% of its LNG production capacity, and it would take 3-5 years to repair the damage. reuters.com/business/energ…
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@Jamie__Ingram So, the reward for Iran closing the strait and attacking Gulf energy infrastructure to disrupt the market is lifting sanctions on their oil? This equivalent to surrendering. Wow, this administration is so incompetent
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Bessent says US may unsanction Iranian oil on the water in the coming days, puts the figure at around 140mn bbls
"we will be using Iranian barrels against the Iranians to keep the price down"
Not sure many saw this coming at the start of the war... #OOTT
foxbusiness.com/video/63911740…
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@atrupar So, the reward for Iran closing the strait and attacking Gulf energy infrastructure to disrupt the market is lifting sanctions on their oil? Wow, this administration is so incompetent
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Bessent: "We unsanctioned Russian oil ... in the coming days, we may unsanction the Iranian oil that's on the water"
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@JavierBlas So, the reward for Iran closing the strait and attacking Gulf energy infrastructure to disrupt the market is lifting sanctions on Iranian oil? Wow, this administration is really incompetent
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Well, I did not anticipate this:
*BESSENT: US MAY UNSANCTION IRANIAN OIL THAT’S ON WATER
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@haider_051214 @ragipsoylu So Iran wants us condemn US/ Israel actions while attacking us? This is a joke right?
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@ragipsoylu They have released the book, but they did not condemn Israel or American aggression. What pathetic people!
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@RezaNasri1 Ok Reza, we will do that with one condition. Iran must suspend its support in every way to all the militias in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and Hezbollah. Deal?
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To end this war, Arab states can immediately suspend all oil and natural gas production, empower their civil societies to stage massive, nationwide rallies demanding an end to the U.S. military presence on their soil, and - acting with genuine sovereignty and courage - expel American forces from their territories once and for all.
A hostile American military footprint in the region, deliberately maintained as a permanent dagger pointed at Iran, has never and will never deliver authentic security. On the contrary, it perpetuates dependency, fuels endless tension, and turns Arab lands into forward operating bases for external powers.
The far wiser and more sustainable path is to abandon this “rented security” model - essentially outsourcing defense to Washington in exchange for illusory protection - and instead build a genuinely indigenous, collective security framework anchored in cooperation with Iran.
Iran is not a transient actor or an external threat; it is a millennial neighbor whose civilization has been intertwined with the region’s for thousands of years. It is not going anywhere. Engaging it as a partner in a homegrown regional order, rather than treating it as a perpetual adversary under foreign patronage, is the only realistic foundation for lasting stability, dignity, and self-reliance across the region.
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@MazMHussain Do you expect them to condemn it publicly while being attacked by Iran? There was sympathy and support for Iran politically from the Gulf to avoid this war, but it's all shattered the moment Iran attacked them
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Also did any of the Gulf Arab countries (including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Jordan, Bahrain, or Kuwait) condemn the massacre of 170 schoolgirls in southern Iran by the U.S. military which operates bases on their territory? Turkey and Oman issued statements about it. If not it would be interesting to understand why not.
Murtaza Hussain@MazMHussain
It is unfortunate what is happening. But if you are hosting military bases of a country that engages in an attack on its neighbor you either have an option to condemn the attack and expel the bases or you inevitably become party to the conflict. There is nothing to be surprised about and only the Omani government has been honest enough to acknowledge this. The GCC states and Iran are destined by geography to need to have a relationship whereas the U.S. presence is clearly what triggered this war while providing no protection once it ensued.
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@MenchOsint Ok lets Iran defend itself and attack Israel back, the real aggressor. Btw, when will Iran strike Israel energy infrastructure in retaliation to the strike on its gas fields? Or they can’t so they attacked Qatar? 😂
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@ahmadslmanx طبعا لحد الان ما ضربت ايران منشأت الطاقة في اسرائيل مع ان اسرائيل هي المعتدية 😂😂 الضرب على الخليج بس
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