Engr Samson

1- Atiku will deliver the Northeast for ADC. 2- Kwankwaso, El-Rufa'i, Tambuwal, Malami, Marafa and Kaita will deliver the Northwest for ADC. 3- Sen. David Mark, Dino, Dalung and others will deliver the North-Central for ADC. 4- Peter Obi will deliver the Southeast for ADC. 5- Rotimi Amaechi and his team will deliver the South-South for ADC. 6- Rauf Aregbesola and his team will deliver the Southwest for ADC. No governor can deliver his state, let alone his zone, for Bola Tinubu and the APC in 2027. Atiku is coming!

EXCLUSIVE 🔴 Open Source Intel has mapped all known Iranian ballistic missile launch sites active over the past month, cross-referenced with satellite imagery, IDF and CENTCOM statements, and OSINT sources. ~1,650 launches recorded Targets: Israel and Gulf states PRIMARY SITES | Satellite + IDF, CENTCOM Confirmed Yazd: Most active hub. Mountain complex near Kuhestan Park, “Yazd Missile City.” Struck 5+ times. Launch on March 27 followed by a strike within hours. Activity continues at scale. Shiraz: Dispersed sites across Fars. Satellite shows a propellant leak and launcher fires. Launcher destroyed March 25. Failure recorded March 17. Isfahan: 6 zones active. Northern base hit with launcher explosion and building destruction. Tunnel cleared within 48 hours. Sofeh struck March 27. Failure March 20. Jam / Bushehr: IRGC Chamran base. 2 missile salvos. Struck 3+ times. Coastal launches enable varied trajectories. CONFIRMED OTHER SITES | IDF, CENTCOM, Satellite Kashan: Missile base near Aran va Bidgol, confirmed strikes Dezful: Missile base, 7+ buildings destroyed Kermanshah: Mobile launcher destroyed by IAF F-35 Panj Pelleh: MRBM base confirmed Kamijeh: MRBM base confirmed Mahidasht: IRGC base, 3 hardened shelters destroyed Khorramabad: Imam Ali base, bunker busters used, IRGC commander killed Bandar Abbas / Khorgu: Missile base struck Tabriz: IRGC Amand base, smoke confirmed Zanjan: Hidden launcher struck at civilian site Bidganeh / Malard: launch site struck Qom: Missile base, tunnels and structures destroyed Lar: Mobile launchers operating from a civilian site near “Lar Missile City” Hamedan: Failed launch observed No launches from central Tehran All activity from a 50 to 70 km perimeter ring REPORTED | NOT FULLY VERIFIED Larestan: Reported, no confirmation Damavand: Reported, no confirmation Meshkin Dasht: Reported, unconfirmed Miyaneh: Reported, unconfirmed Abhar: Reported, unconfirmed OTHER MISSLE/ DRONE SITES HIT Karaj: Missile plant, structural destruction confirmed Ahvaz: Drone base, runway cratered, heavy damage Qeshm Island: IRGC base, 19 buildings destroyed Pakdasht: Industrial zones Semnan / Shahroud: Solid fuel facility, engine sites hit Urmia: IRGC operational base struck Darab: Confirmed in strike wave DEGRADATION UPDATE 29 of ~30 known launch bases struck -Washington Post The following main missile production and propellant infrastructure were hit: Khojir: Major missile production and assembly complex near Tehran. Handles solid fuel production and missile components. Parchin: Military complex tied to explosives testing and warhead development. Also linked to missile and nuclear work. Hakimiyeh: Industrial and research area in eastern Tehran tied to missile components, electronics, and support infrastructure. Shahroud: Large missile and space complex. Key site for solid fuel engine production, testing, and long range missile development. ~350 of 470 launchers destroyed or disabled U.S. assessment: ~33% destroyed ~33% degraded or inaccessible TARGET BREAKDOWN ~400 medium-range ballistic missiles → Israel ~1,250 short-range ballistic missiles → Gulf states