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@Legende_f1 @sentdefender @CENTCOM This was in response to a completely separate claim made a day ago by the IRGC which was in fact, false. Not about the ongoing situation happening right now, David.

@sentdefender Guess who was lying there ? @CENTCOM tweet didn’t aged very well …….

Following the announcement by the IRGC, accompanied by a questionable video, claiming to have shot down a fighter jet, U.S. Central Command has announced that these reports are false, saying that “all U.S. fighter jets are accounted for.”

They do. They’re called PLBs or personal locator beacons. You pop it and it automatically spins up CSAR teams assigned to your area of responsibility. However, the beacons work on open GPS signals and essentially ring the dinner bell for IRGC forces. Typically the pilot will wait to see the CSAR aircraft in their vicinity, THEN activate it so it reduces the time of exposure

@sentdefender I have a random question maybe you can answer @sentdefender - why don’t the pilots of advanced tracking devices on their person when they are in war zones? Seems like an easy thing to do and would help mitigate rescue efforts

The 2nd crew member has yet to be rescued and the search is ongoing.

Not sure that turns sentiment against the government but ok. Iran smoked 30k of their own unarmed civilians recently, so not entirely sure why you’re so concerned about what the sentiment is towards the US government and not the government of Iran who paid militant groups from different countries to come in and shot their own citizens. Especially residing in the Netherlands. Is it because you hate Trump so much you want other people to die in hopes that makes other people hate trump as well?

@OldDressing @sentdefender I never said it was. It just gives me a warm feeling when Potstill Pete sends more bodies home in Ziploc bags, further turning the sentiment against the US government.

A U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules, possibly a HC-130J “Combat King II” Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) Aircraft, and a pair of MH-60G “Pave Hawk” Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR) Helicopters seen earlier over the Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province of Southern Iran.

@ThomasL84128066 @chaserbest1 @sentdefender A single jet….after over 13k of their targets have been hit….thats not a great ratio for winning a war

@chaserbest1 @sentdefender That narrative is already dead they downed a fucking jet…they have plenty capabilities left

@skerplaz @sentdefender One aircraft shot down for every 13,500 of their targets hit is not a great ratio my friend….

@sentdefender More Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly of Mirickan hardware. Nice. It’s a bit different when they shoot back, hey?

Law enforcement, military vet with combat deployments here. While I respect your service and opinion, here are some facts, and things to consider from a legal standpoint: firing two shots out of your car while someone is in the act of committing assault and battery on you is not indiscriminate. Just because I bystander as hit, does not automatically he was reckless in his use of a firearm. Knowing your backdrop, situational awareness, finger off trigger, etc can all help REDUCE situations like this but when a round hits something, it tends to do funny things. Not to mention over penetration. For all we know the round hit kids arm, then hit bystander and second round missed everything. I’ve seen rounds enter the chest, bounce off the scapula (shoulder blade), and exit out up by the neck, but because that possibility exists doesn’t mean you shouldn’t shoot someone in self defense. This persons response was reasonable in duration and magnitude. You don’t know if the kids are armed or not, you can only ASSUME they are or not. Difference if you hear gunshots in a large group of people and begin returning fire with your concealed pistol randomly into the crowd striking multiple people. THATS reckless. Having stress training or being a combat veteran are not requirements for carrying concealed. Accidents happen

@KimKatieUSA I have no problem with stand your ground laws, every state should have them, but he recklessly fired hitting someone passing by and needs to be held accountable for that. Stand your ground doesn’t mean you get to shoot innocent bystanders because you’re reckless or a lousy shot

ICYMI Fort Wayne, Indiana A road rage encounter turned violent when 19-year-old Alex Mozee stepped out of his car, smashed Jason Henkle’s driver-side window, and punched him in the head. Feeling threatened, Henkle drew his handgun and fired several shots. He hit Mozee in the arm, but one round also struck an innocent bystander who was driving past in the left lane. Henkle was originally charged with criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon, while Mozee faced a misdemeanor battery charge. Allen Superior Court has now dropped all charges against Henkle, citing Indiana’s Stand Your Ground law.

@sentdefender Glad you clarified which ones which. I thought the boat in the back was the latest cutting edge US submarine

The U.S. Navy's newest Virginia class fast attack submarine, the USS Massachusetts (SSN-798), has been commissioned into active service in a ceremony in Boston on Saturday (pictured below in the foreground with the U.S. Navy's oldest active ship, the USS Constitution, in the background).

@muhds8709 @sentdefender Their accuracy isn’t improving. Unless the rocket malfunctions, everything they’ve hit, they were targeting, which includes ALL those civilian cities, especially with cluster munitions

@sentdefender Wow, Iran’s target accuracy keeps improving… very impressive! 👏👏

Satellite imagery has been published by Iran’s state-run Tasnim News Agency showing damage to a number of buildings and facilities, including a hanger for U.S. Navy P-8 “Poseidon” Maritime Patrol Aircraft, at Isa Air Base in Bahrain, following dozens of drone and missile attacks over the last month against the joint air base by Iran.

@War_Monitoring @sentdefender You bots say EVERY wave of attacks is an escalation lol

@sentdefender Strikes on a U.S.-associated base mark a serious escalation, showing the conflict is now directly impacting key military infrastructure in the region.

@TaylorWest92512 @sentdefender Shut up, bot

@sentdefender In its latest pixelated dispatch, the White House presents a blurred homage to JD Vance, where the loss of definition feels less like an aesthetic choice than a quiet metaphor for his studied, almost devotional deference to Donald Trump.

New pixelated image posted by the White House, with this one appearing to not be of President Trump and instead of Vice President JD Vance.

We also let a man run a country (either as himself or as a political puppet, not sure which one’s worse) when he should’ve realistically been in a nursing home, so what’s your point? And if you think “someone in charge” posts the White House X feeds then I don’t know what to tell you. Regardless of what you think of this administration, interns or whatever public affairs officer is in charge of the White House account is at fault.

@OldDressing @sentdefender I mean, if we had competent people in charge, we wouldn't see someone's feet and have to dissect what they mean but sure. It's our paranoia.

Strange video posted earlier by the White House on X, possibly accidentally, in which a female individual, potentially Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, can be heard saying, “It’s launching soon right?”

@Strat_Bro @sentdefender Shoild just say “with the data OSINTdefender and his nerds have given us all in one nice neat place, we are aware of every move the US is making. Shout out to our irreplaceable ally”

@sentdefender The level of “intelligence” is hilarious. This has been widely known for weeks now. They just keep humiliating themselves.

Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said in a statement that Iranian intelligence has viewed what they believe are preparations by “enemies” (likely the U.S.), backed by a regional power, to take one of Iran’s key Islands.

@unusual_whales Right now, Iranian military can’t even use the bathroom on their own terms. So not sure where they’re getting this bravado from.

Iran says it will not let President Trump dictate when the war ends, insisting the timeline will be set on its own terms.

AI scrapes news sources and public information from the internet. AI also supplied 21 different sources it pulled from. Would you like me to list all 21 sources? Or is this one of those situations where you insist that you know more than any of us and you’re right no matter what facts and sources say?

Iranian-backed groups in Iraq released footage of FPV drones targeting the Camp Victoria base in Baghdad, Iraq. An AN/MPQ-64 radar can be seen being hit in the footage, while the second drone seemingly targets two UH-60 Blackhawks seen at the end of the video.

So is enough information to identify you and your location on the internet, would that make it ok if someone was trying to doxx you, and I gathered as much information I could find about you and gave it all to them in a nice neat package? We could be potentially doxxing thousands of lives. I get there’s plenty of ways to access this information, I’m saying, why make it easier? Or even more known? Sometimes ADS-Bs and flight paths are public while transiting US airspace because the priority is to avoid collisions with commercial air travel, which in that moment is prioritized over operational secrecy. I get it might not directly violate OPSEC for civilians, but military are taught, even if it’s in the public domain doesn’t mean it’s ok to talk about or share randomly. Everyone here only has one perspective to look at it from…the civilian side. I’m just trying to provide the other perspective.

Deployment of the 82nd Airborne Division from Ft. Bragg, as well as other units with the U.S. Army, appear to now be underway from bases within the Continental United States towards the Middle East, as staging continues for potential ground operations in Iran.

Agreed. I’m not going to sit here and argue with any of them. They just want all the tea and gossip. My point was, in the military world, even if this can all be found in the public domain, military members would get absolutely hemmed up for discussing this stuff. If any of these people in the comments had someone trying to actively kill them, and I went out and collected as much info on them as I could from the internet, then posted all the info I found in one place they’d cry foul, but its ok to do that with thousands of military lives, as long as its not their own

@OldDressing @sentdefender the subculture of plane spotters is interesting. and they are often not OPSEC minded/trained. others who know the military community and are filling in the gaps is not helpful.

Oh ok, since we are now armed with this public information thanks to this X account, let’s all go stop it from happening then, otherwise their hard work to find the information will be for nothing. I’m sure all of us on X can stop this regional war with this information, right? Nobody’s going to do fuck all with this information. GTFO

@OldDressing @sentdefender It is actually in the general publics interest that its army is being sent in an unpopular, illegal war lol