HIBEX

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HIBEX

HIBEX

@HIBEX89

Beigetreten Kasım 2022
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Pistol™ 🔫@jimmysgyros·
@cameron19460429 And yes I am biased against Nazis. My passports, my ancestors are Hellenic and Australian. ANZAC’s fighting heroically always, esp in Greece, Battle of Crete and many other places. 🇦🇺 🇬🇷 Didn’t mean to offend you, or speak out of turn, of course 🙏🏼
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the cameron account.@cameron19460429·
Using Oreshnik is just stupid for anything other than propaganda purposes. It does what a handful of Iskanders could do but at like 5x the price and with Half the accuracy. The Russians hyping it up are so cringe it literally isn't that useful in a tactical sense.
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Mike Johnson
Mike Johnson@MikeJohnson6600·
@Aviation_Intel Good analysis. Be different story once they recover and build up. With no win here, let’s not even think about Taiwan.
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Tyler Rogoway
Tyler Rogoway@Aviation_Intel·
Likely to resume major air strikes. Likely more shock and awe kind of deal this time I would imagine. Power and oil production targets would be my guess. Moving on the Strait and going for islands is possible, but very risky. But lots to maintenance will be required since the ceasefire, as well. Gulf states will have to suck up another round. Diplomatically it will be tougher than the first go. Interceptor stockpiles a major concern, especially mid course and THAAD. This affects Israel most. What do you think the target sets will be?
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@SouthernValue95 DRAM is not made by TSMC / NVDA What is this low level of understandings of the market lol
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SouthernValue@SouthernValue95·
Spacex aimed for Mars and became a Neocloud. At least should be a very profitable one. If Terafab aims for TSMC and NVDA can it at least help end the DRAM shortage?
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@Alisvolatprop12 달리오 글 쓴거 보면 역사에 대한 이해도는 전문가들 한참 못미치던데…
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Heisenberg
Heisenberg@Mr_Derivatives·
Warren Buffett still hoarding record amounts of cash despite $SPX hitting new ATH’s almost every week, every month, every year…
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@Eon12536 @aleabitoreddit 유가 때문에 콘서트 비용이 오르면 퀸은 어떻게 흥했겠어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그 논리면 80년대에는 가수들 다 망했겠네요
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야옹@Eon12536·
@aleabitoreddit 엔터주는 높은 유가로 인해서 항공기값이 오르고, 이는 콘서트비용 증가로 이어져 안좋지않을까요?? 어떻게생각하시나요? 그리고 k-pop도 이제 슬슬 죽어가는거같아요
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Serenity
Serenity@aleabitoreddit·
요즘 한국 팔로워분들이 많이 늘었네요. 여러분께 질문 하나 할게요: 에스파를 만나려면 에스엠(041510) 주식을 얼마나 매수해야 하는지 아시나요?
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@toreadorlabs Tell me you dont know ball by just tweeting lol
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Jes_J_Bel@Jes_J_Bel·
@FirstSquawk Yet another sign of the collapse of the American Empire. Love to see it.
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First Squawk
First Squawk@FirstSquawk·
Pentagon mulls plan to outsource warship design, building to South Korea, Japan-SCMP
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Eli Phs
Eli Phs@3liphs·
@NewReaganCaucus I don’t understand why are you guys against orban. It’s like the only European country left…
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mohammad ali margedari
mohammad ali margedari@AliMargeda21945·
@JasonMBrodsky @Ostrov_A I understand how disappointed you are, but Iran is rooted in history, but you don't follow history, you have to look back thousands of years yourself
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Jason Brodsky
Jason Brodsky@JasonMBrodsky·
The amount of people who are taking #Iran’s regime’s SNSC statement and its comic spin seriously is astounding. President Trump didn’t agree to that 10 point plan. All President Trump said was that it was a “workable basis on which to negotiate.” And Araghchi referenced President Trump’s 15 point plan in his statement. Those are two extremely different things. It doesn’t bind the U.S. to anything. And if you think the president is suddenly going to agree to a JCPOA-like deal along with withdrawing U.S. troops, compensation, Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz, and the rest after the damage Iran has incurred, you should lay down and wait quietly until the feeling passes. In the end, putting the ceasefire aside, both sides on paper are light years apart. The idea that they will be able to agree to a comprehensive deal within 15 days from April 10 stretches credulity. At best there could be an extension. But it could also set the stage for another U.S. and Israeli strike. A replay of February 2026.
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@marekjanous Iranian ballistic missiles warhead weighs ~0.5 tons, while it differs from types of missile. In this retrospect a simple tomahawk missile weighs ~0.45tons. Ballistic missile is definitely a weapon of destruction but with non nuclear warheads it more like a straegic weapon
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@marekjanous High level of philosophical thinking but zero to non strategic insight
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Marek Janouš
Marek Janouš@marekjanous·
In the opening of the #IranWar, the US effectively lost its bases and influence in the Persian Gulf. This would be the losses to cut now… However, if Iran holds through a few more weeks, the compounding economic and other pressures may allow Iran to force the Europeans to think the unthinkable: to limit US presence in Europe — to fully decouple Europe from this war. Aiming at Diego García have demonstrated that Ramstein could be next. #Germany
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Woofers@NotWoofers·
Not quite “several years” of JASSM production but that is a lot. Quite surprising.
William Yang@WilliamYang120

@CSIS estimated last week that US forces fired 786 JASSMs and 319 Tomahawk missiles in the first six days of the Iran war — several years of production in both cases.

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Keith Woods
Keith Woods@KeithWoodsYT·
"Professor" Jiang says his goal is to start his own religion and establish himself as a messiah, and his YouTube channel is to test what ideas appeal to people. He appears to be serious.
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Ali
Ali@AliEkber1421·
@benreuter_IMINT You should stop blaming the pilot and congratulate Iran. A country whose military capacity has been 100% destroyed shot down an F-35.
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Simon@SimonTheNoob·
@NapoleonBonabot No. These missiles are larger and require special launchers. Smaller missile launchers can be converted trucks but these ones require specially designed launchers. The real translation is "we know your radars are down".
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Ammanichanda
Ammanichanda@Arkasiraee·
Iran’s strategy is a masterclass in asymmetric escalation, inflict maximum economic pressure on the U.S. and its regional allies to force a premature U.S. exit. Every day of the war costs $12B+, including carrier operations, multiple airbases, ammunition, defensive interceptors, and aircraft sorties. Oil has already spiked to $107/barrel, intensifying financial pressure on Trump ahead of the 2026 midterms, where he needs at least six months of operational runway to declare political victory. In the first week, Iran deliberately unleashed older missiles (2012–2015 stock), as confirmed by intercepted debris, reserving its modern arsenal. These include two categories of hypersonic missiles capable of carrying 500 kg–1 ton warheads, which would overwhelm conventional defenses if deployed. The implication:- U.S. and allied air defense stockpiles, already stretched across Israel and regional bases, risk reaching a critical threshold. Replenishing SAMs, interceptors, and operational ammunition is slow and astronomically expensive, raising the cost curve exponentially. Iran is weaponizing time, economics, and advanced weapons simultaneously. Its approach is precise, stretch the conflict long enough that defense systems deplete, operational costs soar, and crude prices spike, forcing the U.S. to accelerate an exit or declare unilateral “victory” while under domestic political pressure. Meanwhile, superseding missile technology remains in reserve, giving Tehran a latent shock capability against which U.S. and allied forces have no immediate counter. The strategic calculus, the U.S. can’t continue indefinitely without incurring unsustainable economic losses, while Iran gains leverage for negotiation and operational patience. Every day delayed is a day Iran converts financial pressure into political and tactical advantage Trump’s timeline compresses as Iran’s costs accumulate, making a forced de-escalation increasingly likely unless decisive action is taken in the coming days.
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
COLUMN: Iran’s strategy is by now clear: Impose an intolerable economic cost on President Trump. One of the last lines of defence is a couple of oil pipelines offerign a partial (**emphasis on partial**) bypass of the Strait of Hormuz. Link: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… @Opinion
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@Nyterk @Hyzesvmmv @Osint613 In that case, the united states is a net exporter of oils. What high oil price damages is the global enconomic system
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Open Source Intel
Open Source Intel@Osint613·
Iran warns oil could hit $200 a barrel if neighbors fail to restrain Trump. “If you can tolerate oil at more than $200 per barrel, continue this game,” said a Revolutionary Guards spokesman.
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HIBEX@HIBEX89·
@lozoomo @MarioLeb79 @Philipp27960841 You can easily show that the procured pac3s are in the thousands. With ballistic missiles numbers heading to <30 they are less a threat, no where closer to ‘running out’
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Lozo
Lozo@lozoomo·
@MarioLeb79 @Philipp27960841 Looks like theyve found a steady pace & are actually increasing drone usage. Hezbollahcis actually increasing rocket fire day by day as well. As this type of steady pace interceptors run out in 7-14 days. Houthis havent even joined yet either
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