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Pakistan; Lodowiec Baltoro, Concordia; Bylem tam w 2012 roku, zdjecie z tej wyprawy. x.com/tutron802/stat…

Ogromny kuwejcki tankowiec zostal uderzony przez iranskiego drona w poblizu Ciesniny Ormuz, podczas gdy Stany Zjednoczone zrzucily na sklad amunicji bomby typu „bunker buster” o masie 2000 lb x.com/Daily_MailUS/s…

Izraelczycy stoja w kolejce do OPUSZCZENIA przez granice egipską – duze lotnisko zamkniete Video nie chca pokazac, jak chcialem je zobaczyc otrzymalem takie info.

US - Israel atak uszkodzil kluczowe szyickie miejsce religijne w Iranie

"Strateg", który znajduje się w grze, której reguł już nie ustala. 2/2

Donald Trump jest śmiertelnie przerażony. Prezydent próbuje zademonstrować kontrolę – podczas gdy sytuacja wymyka mu się spod kontroli. Żądny władzy polityk, który jednocześnie grozi i negocjuje – podważając w ten sposób oba te elementy. 1/2

The Atlantic: America Is Now a Rogue Superpower

Ameryka jest teraz zbuntowanym supermocarstwem Postepowanie Waszyngtonu w wojnie z Iranem przyspiesza globalny chaos i poglebia niebezpieczną izolacje Ameryki.

USA; Wg sadu: Kula uzyta do zabicia Charliego Kirka 𝙉𝙄𝙀 pasowala do karabinu rzekomo uzywanego przez podejrzanego Tylera Robinsona.

Rodziny amerykanskich zołnierzy zegnaja przygotowujacych sie do wyjazdu, nie wiedzac, czy kiedykolwiek jeszcze ich zobacza. Jada walczyc za 🇮🇱 x.com/LastHawk33/sta…

Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence announced the arrest of 26 mercenaries working for the United States and "Israel" in Qazvin province, in the north of the country. According to the Ministry, some of those detained had been sending coordinates of military and security sites to a hostile channel. It added that some of the suspects are affiliated with monarchist groups, while others were involved in distributing Starlink communication devices. In the same context, the Ministry said that 19 additional individuals linked to the US and "Israel" were arrested in the West Azerbaijan province in the northwest. Some of those detained were members of separatist groups and were planning to carry out a “terrorist act” in the city of Bukan. #Iran #Qazvin #UnitedStates #News #AlMayadeen

#Iran War Update No. 30 (focus on Iranian strategic narrative): 🔹Iranian strategic assessments increasingly point to a prolonged conflict, with expectations that the war could last at least eight more weeks and may escalate further, including the potential deployment of U.S. ground forces. 🔹In response, Iranian planning is no longer centered on absorbing strikes but on shaping the battlefield in advance. A concept described as “preemptive destruction” is emerging, involving continuous targeting of U.S. bases, logistics hubs, and staging areas in countries such as Kuwait and Bahrain to disrupt any potential ground or heliborne operation before it can be executed. 🔹This builds on the earlier shift toward “active preemption” and reflects a more offensive posture aimed at suppressing U.S. force buildup at its source rather than responding after an operation. 🔹The United States, however, continues to move in the opposite direction. Reports indicate preparations for limited ground operations involving special forces and airborne units, alongside the deployment of additional naval assets and Marines to the region. 🔹Iranian officials appear to be taking these signals seriously. Military statements emphasize readiness for scenarios involving island seizures, heliborne raids, or limited incursions, while also framing such operations as opportunities to inflict significant casualties on U.S. forces. 🔹At the same time, Israeli and U.S. strikes continue to expand across Iran’s industrial base. A petrochemical facility in Tabriz and infrastructure linked to Isfahan Industrial University have been targeted, reinforcing a pattern of gradual degradation of Iran’s economic and scientific capacity. 🔹Iran’s response continues to mirror this pattern. Iranian strikes have increasingly focused on infrastructure-related targets in Israel, including petrochemical and industrial facilities, indicating a sustained shift toward reciprocal infrastructure warfare. 🔹This dynamic is reinforced by Iranian assessments that Israel is pursuing an incremental strategy aimed at destroying Iran’s infrastructure over time without triggering a large-scale response. In turn, some Iranian analysts are calling for more disproportionate and combined vertical and horizontal escalation to deter further attacks. 🔹The Strait of Hormuz remains a central lever. Iran continues to allow selective passage for certain countries, while maintaining broader restrictions, reinforcing its role as a regulator of maritime traffic while still avoiding a full blockade. 🔹At the same time, diplomatic efforts are attempting to translate this leverage into a negotiated framework. Proposals discussed in Islamabad include the creation of a multinational consortium to manage oil flows through the Strait, potentially offering a face-saving off-ramp for both Iran and the United States. 🔹Iran’s decision to allow a Saudi oil shipment to transit toward Pakistan on the same day appears to align with this diplomatic track, suggesting cautious signaling toward a potential diplomatic solution. 🔹Beyond the Persian Gulf, the war’s geographic scope continues to widen. The Houthis’ entry into the conflict has raised concerns about the security of the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandab, with explicit threats to potentially disrupt shipping in the Red Sea region under certain conditions. 🔹European maritime authorities have already warned vessels to avoid Yemeni waters, indicating that even limited Houthi involvement is beginning to affect shipping behavior. 🔹Regionally, fault lines are becoming more visible. While some Gulf states are moving toward a more confrontational stance alongside the United States, others – particularly Oman and Qatar – continue to pursue de-escalation and maintain either neutral (in the case of Muscat) or cautious positions. 🔹Inside Iran, there is a noticeable shift in tone. While earlier phases of the war were marked by concern over regime survival, current discourse increasingly emphasizes achieving strategic outcomes and reshaping the long-term balance. 🔹This is reflected in official messaging. Statements by senior figures stress not only resilience but also perceived successes, including continued control over the Strait of Hormuz, sustained missile operations, and the involvement of regional allies such as Hezbollah and the Houthis. 🔹At the same time, internal security measures are intensifying. Authorities have expanded arrests, business closures, and digital surveillance, while the Chief Justice warns of severe punishment for those deemed “betraying the homeland,” reflecting continued concern about domestic stability. 🔹Meanwhile, in a key political signal, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf framed Iran’s war strategy around a three-dimensional framework: “missiles, the streets, and the strait [of Hormuz].” This reflects an integrated approach combining military pressure, control over global energy flows, and sustained domestic mobilization. 🔹The emphasis on “the streets” is particularly notable. The regime continues to call supporters into public spaces every night, both to project internal cohesion externally and to deny the opposition any opportunity to mobilize under wartime conditions. 🔹Economically, the war’s impact continues to deepen. Oil prices have risen to $115 per barrel, suggesting that markets are reacting primarily to battlefield developments rather than diplomatic signaling. 🔹On the battlefield, Iran continues to apply sustained pressure through low-intensity but continuous missile fire, aimed less at immediate destruction and more at maintaining constant disruption and psychological pressure inside Israel. 🔹Confirmation of the destruction of a U.S. E-3 AWACS aircraft in Saudi Arabia has been widely amplified in Iranian media, serving as a major morale boost and reinforcing the narrative that high-value U.S. assets are increasingly vulnerable. 🔹Overall, Day 30 reflects a further shift toward anticipatory escalation. Iran is increasingly attempting to disrupt future operations before they occur, while the United States and Israel continue to expand pressure on Iran’s infrastructure, bringing both sides closer to a phase where escalation is driven less by reaction and more by preemption.

Czy ci Iranczycy, z ktorymi rozmawiasz od 2 dni - -Czy oni sa teraz z nami w pokoju?

@xenosstinkriti2 Od dawna pisalem, ze nie chodzi o nic innego jak o rozbicie Iranu na wzor Iraku, Syrii, badz Libii i kradziez ropy.

@xenosstinkriti2 Trump powtarza to rowniez obecnie: FT: „Trump powiedzial: »Szczerze mowiac, najbardziej podoba mi sie przejecie iranskiej ropy, ale niektorzy glupcy w Stanach pytaja: «Dlaczego to robisz?». Ale to po prostu glupcy«”. Tylko glupiec moze uwazac, ze 🇮🇷 to 🇻🇪 x.com/RKelanic/statu…

Zatem plan okradzenia i zawłaszczenia Iranu Trump miał już dawno. Od dawna był zwykłym złodziejem.

Canada; Kobieta zglosila sie do szpitala z powodu bolu w okolicy miednicy, a lekarz zaproponował jej eutanazje. x.com/nationalpost/s…

USA; Trump daje Iranowi kolejne ultimatum, ... to juz jest wiecej niz smieszne, bo nic z tego nie wynika. x.com/MarioNawfal/st…

Pete Hegseth oglosil, ze teraz wszyscy zyjemy w nowo utworzonej przez prezydenta Trumpa [𝙒𝙞𝙚𝙡𝙠𝙞𝙚𝙟 𝘼𝙢𝙚𝙧𝙮𝙘𝙚 𝙋𝙤𝙡𝙣𝙤𝙘𝙣𝙚𝙟], rozciagajacej sie od rownika az po biegun polnocny! Hmm, ... nie wiem co on i jemu podobni biora.🤔 x.com/allenanalysis/…

USA; Sekretarz Skarbu Scott Bessent wlasnie potwierdzil, ze Stany Zjednoczone 𝙥𝙧𝙯𝙚𝙟𝙢𝙖 𝙠𝙤𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙤𝙡𝙚 nad Ciesnina Ormuz. Hmm, ... no tak, powodzenia.😆 x.com/EricLDaugh/sta…

Hmm, ... skoro 🇮🇱 przeprowadzil wczesniejsze operacje "falszywej flagi": Cypr, Turcja, Diego Garcia; to wszystko dlaczego nie. 2/2

Iran twierdzi, ze seria „falszywych flag” – w tym na stacji uzdatniania wody w 🇰🇼 ma na celu podsycanie wojny. Czy 🇮🇱 przeprowadzil operacje falszywej flagi i zaatakowal stacje odsalania wody w 🇰🇼 x.com/zerohedge/stat… x.com/DropSiteNews/s… 1/2