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@araghchi well, do the same. Why are you not doing it

The war criminals in Israel are now openly and unashamedly bombing pharmaceutical companies. Their intentions are clear. What they've gotten wrong is that they're not dealing with defenseless Palestinian civilians. Our Powerful Armed Forces will severely punish aggressors.

@TheCradleMedia and what Iran hit , a few cars on the roads in Israel. at this point, I dont know what Iran is doing

@TheCradleMedia and Iran still hasn't hit Israeli desallination plant

Iranian state media, citing a local health official, reported that a desalination unit on Iran’s Qeshm Island has been completely taken out of service following an earlier US airstrike. The official said the island relies on desalination plants for drinking water, and the damaged facility cannot be fixed in the near term. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi previously stated on 7 March that a US strike targeted the site, disrupting water supplies to dozens of villages.

@ShaykhSulaiman Its just a car dude

BREAKING: TEL AVIV ON FIRE

@ShaykhSulaiman Its 90 percent of the time a road

JUST IN: Rockets HITS Givat Shmuel in Israel

@clashreport @SimonDixonTwitt This is what you already told us

BIG: Italy’s Defense Minister Guido Crosetto on Iran War: I am forced to know things that no longer let me sleep. For what could happen in the coming weeks, for the effects it will have on the economy and on our daily lives. Source: la Repubblica

@clashreport USA is weak and is exposed

Kremlin says Russia considers it a duty to help Cuba and will continue supplying oil to the island.

@mwk360 @ShaykhSulaiman Yeahh many people share the same concern, If you see my post I also have the same concerns. I do not understand their tactics.

@DistantFocus_ @ShaykhSulaiman They are pussies . They will ask Israel and USA permission first like they do for UAE and Saudi

BREAKING: BLACKOUTS IN EASTERN KARAJ & SOUTHERN TEHRAN

@clashreport Its time to hit Israeli power plants and send them into total darkness

A large-scale power outage has been reported in parts of Karaj, a major city west of Tehran, as well as in some western districts of the Iranian capital.

@Victorious96326 @IRTruePromise This is what I wanted to see. Thanks

@DistantFocus_ @IRTruePromise See for yourself

@MarioNawfal By the end of the war, there will be no sanctions on Iran and Iran will be thriving in a few years. Most countries will cooperate with Iran to get their missile capabilities and other tech. Iran has vast natural resources, Iran will emerge as a powerful country after the war

🇮🇷 What happens to Iran after the war ends? Most likely on day one after the guns go quiet, Tehran will declare it as a victory, based on the fact the regime wasn't completely destroyed by the U.S and Israel. But the real test is the day after the day after, because what exactly is left? Before this war, Iran was already limping. The World Bank had projected Iran's economy would contract under tighter sanctions and falling oil exports, while food-price inflation rose above 70% in 2025. In January, the rial had fallen to a record 1.5 million to the dollar on the open market. That was before a month of bombs, blackouts, displacement, and lost livelihoods. Iran on day two looks like a country with a shredded balance sheet, a broken currency, damaged military infrastructure, battered businesses, scared investors, displaced civilians, and an economy still trapped under sanctions with no credible reconstruction plan. An end to the war doesn't magically restore electricity grids, supply chains, consumer confidence, port activity, insurance access, foreign reserves, or industrial output. And it definitely doesn't stabilize a currency that was already in free fall. The war’s damage to energy infrastructure could disrupt supply for months or even years. Iran, with sanctions, capital shortages, and limited external financing, is hardly positioned for a rapid comeback. Reparations are not impossible in theory, but there is no visible mechanism or coalition prepared to fund Iran’s recovery at the scale needed. So what does Iran look like on day two? Poorer, more brittle, more militarized, and more dependent on repression at home and symbolism abroad.

@WarMonitor3 So what you are telling is that your intelligence is better than CIA and Mossad. If you know some thing CIA and Mossad know 100 times more than that. Also the Ukrainian military relies heavily on U.S. intelligence to counter Russia. I don't know what you are smoking.

I can't believe this is not a bigger story, Ukrainian intelligence has reported Russian military intelligence fed Iranian military targeting data for the strikes that resulted in multiple service members and aircraft being destroyed in Prince Sultan airbase in Saudi Arabia.

@M_i_ahmard @clashreport @grok Haha, reminder after 36 hours. I hope now you understand the reality of IRan attacks

@DistantFocus_ @clashreport @grok remind us after 12 hours if Iran didn't retaliate

Reports indicate that Israeli forces have attacked power facilities in Khondab, Iran.

@alon_mizrahi Of course they will escalates. Israel hits any facility in Iran, in response, Iran hits GCC facilities. Israel is destroying 5 countries by hitting just one. Why would Israel stop attacking Iran if, in response, Iran hit GCC?

One sentence I repeated endlessly since I first started posting here: Israel always escalates. It cannot and never will not choose normalcy. It is a rabid dog, and now, in frenzy

@chillpill74115 @IRTruePromise The eye is in Israel

@DistantFocus_ @IRTruePromise Its an eye for eye. They should have to pay

In response to attacks on Tehran’s Science & Technology University, the IRGC issues a warning to US-affiliated universities. All US & Israeli affiliated universities in West Asia are legitimate targets until retaliation responses on 2 universities. All staff, students, and nearby residents to stay at least 1 km away, and it is demanded that the US publicly condemn the bombing of universities by noon Tehran time on Monday, March 30, or face the strikes.

@g_boronat @Victorious96326 @IRTruePromise I agree, they are part of it, but it does not mean you don't retaliate against Israel Key facilities

@DistantFocus_ @Victorious96326 @IRTruePromise If you allow an enemy to operate freely from your territorylaunching attacks and running operations you’re no longer just a bystander you’ve become an active participant. That argument might carry more weight if this hadn’t been set in motion by Zioyankees.

@Victorious96326 @IRTruePromise Nope, but hit Israel key sites too. Show me one key site of Israel that was being hit, and not fake videos please

@DistantFocus_ @IRTruePromise It's just not Israel attacking, open your eyes uae Saudi airspace is being used to attack Iran. Period. What do u expect from Iran to just sit and watch?

@Victorious96326 @IRTruePromise It's not about being muslim. If Israel is attacking, you hit Israel first, and then the facilitators. Here, the main culprit is being totally ignored.

@DistantFocus_ @IRTruePromise Towards fake uae Muslims