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@ScaryGarrieee @0hour1 There’s footage of the 130 dropping flares. Most of what Iran puts out is lies but this is not normal activity in this war zone.
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@CryptoSmall @0hour1 The Iranians are literally attention whores, they've been filming every launch or faking inceptions through ai or with old footage.
The fact a slower pair of aircraft have been casually flying around with no video of them dodging AA, says a lot.
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@sporkster1 @0hour1 Why are we running helos that low that far into h to a country then? For funsies?
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@0hour1 No its not. At best its refueling. There's nothing nefarious here.
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@ScaryGarrieee @0hour1 The statement in the original post. The reports of a downed aircraft were happening over 15 hours ago with A/C doing unusual grid searches. Wreckage has been posted the past few hours
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@aeroplanum_ @0hour1 They already made the statement after it happened. That’s the point. They said it’s false when obviously something has happened
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@CryptoSmall @0hour1 That message was 14 hours ago and there not going to make a fucking statement until the pilots and Wsos are found.
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@ScaryGarrieee @0hour1 They made the statement and not all fighter aircraft were accounted for.
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@CryptoSmall @0hour1 They literally admitted an f35 was damaged, they've been very transparent so far.
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@TexBountyHunter @0hour1 Yes. But for what reason are we running them in Iran
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@0hour1 @gini_buss My God you can’t see the refueling lines?
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Who knows we have to wait and see.
Pray they get him out.
Reap3r 🇺🇸@CryptoSmall
@0hour1 I thought it didn’t happen?
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@CENTCOM What we doing in broad daylight here?
Clash Report@clashreport
WATCH: U.S. aircraft/helicopters continue flying very low over Iran.
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🚫 CLAIM: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) says it downed an "enemy" fighter jet over Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz.
✅ FACT: All U.S. fighter aircraft are accounted for. Iran's IRGC has made the same false claim at least half a dozen times.
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Say goodbye to the power grids.
Mark my words today is the day.
Clash Report@clashreport
Local Iranian TV: Anyone who captures the U.S. pilot alive will receive a valuable reward.
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This is completely incorrect. Flares are not used for search and rescue. They’re used to evade enemy missiles by masking their heat signature. And you wouldn’t fly a transport plane into enemy territory for a search and rescue. You’d use a helicopter.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇺🇸 A US C-130 is reportedly flying low over Iran dropping flares, the classic signature of a combat search and rescue operation. That means American aircrew are possibly down somewhere (the reported F-15E jet?), and the U.S. is actively looking for them.
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@EthanLevins2 Interesting because just northeast of that is where the claims are of a downed jet x.com/sentdefender/s…
OSINTdefender@sentdefender
The IRGC has again claimed that they shot down a fighter jet. This time off the coast of Qeshm Island. However the video released does not appear to show the downing of the jet, as the deployment of flares can still easily be seen up until the end of the video.
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If no planes were shot down,
Why are recovery drones circling this random area in the ocean ?
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@Johnny_Joey Yes true, but I was told their Navy has been destroyed
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It is well documented that these aircraft are being used against the small attack boats Iran is using in the strait.
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
JUST IN: Twelve A-10C Warthogs landed at RAF Lakenheath on March 30th under callsigns TABOR71 through 86. Michigan Air National Guard. Spotter videos confirmed the arrival. The aircraft refuelled on British soil and continued toward CENTCOM for Operation Epic Fury. The A-10 carries a GAU-8 Avenger cannon that fires 3,900 depleted uranium rounds per minute. It loiters for two hours at low altitude with 16,000 pounds of ordnance. It exists for a single purpose: protecting troops on the ground while they are being shot at. Hegseth says there is no ground war. Trump says America is leaving in two weeks. And twelve tank killers just crossed the Atlantic. The A-10 has no function in a standoff air campaign. It cannot launch cruise missiles from 500 miles away. It cannot strike from 40,000 feet. It flies low, slow, and close to the people it is protecting, absorbing ground fire with a titanium bathtub that surrounds the cockpit and keeps the pilot alive while the cannon does the work. If you deploy A-10s, you are planning for a scenario in which American soldiers are close enough to the enemy to need a gun that fires 65 rounds per second directly over their heads. That scenario has a name. It is called a ground operation. The most credible target is Kharg Island. Eight square miles of infrastructure sitting 16 to 26 kilometres off the Iranian coast, handling 90 percent of Iran’s crude exports through a terminal with 30 to 34 million barrels of storage capacity. A rapid seizure by Marines and special operations forces, supported by A-10 close air support and carrier-based air superiority, could reopen Iranian oil flows without occupying the mainland. Take the island. Control the terminal. Force the negotiation from a position where America holds the one piece of geography Iran cannot afford to lose. But here is where the deployment collides with the methane paradox it was sent to resolve. Every day the war continues, the 200 cryogenic helium containers in the Gulf lose pressure. Every day the Hormuz toll system operates, the IRGC collects revenue that funds its resistance. Every day the strait stays closed, fertiliser does not reach Indian fields and the planting window narrows. The A-10 surge is designed to shorten the war by making ground options credible. But the ground option itself risks prolonging the war if the raid stalls on Iranian mines or triggers retaliation against Gulf energy infrastructure. The aircraft that protects troops could accelerate the molecular crisis that the troops are deployed to resolve. The contradiction is the strategy. Deploy enough force to make the raid credible. Make the raid credible enough to make the deal inevitable. Make the deal before the raid becomes necessary. The A-10 is not coming to start a ground war. It is coming to prevent one by making the alternative to negotiation visible from the cockpit of a plane that flies low enough for the enemy to read the tail number. Twelve aircraft. 3,900 rounds per minute. Designed in 1972 to shred Soviet armour. Deployed in 2026 to make a Pakistani diplomat in Beijing believe America will use them if the framework fails. One question: does Beijing close the deal before the cannon has to answer it? The last molecule standing does not care about the calibre. It cares about the clock. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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Not gonna lie, it’s almost comical at this point how little effort some accounts put in.
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JUST IN - Pentagon to double the size of its fleet of A-10 attack aircraft sent to the Middle East, sending 18 additional units to join a dozen already deployed — NYT
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