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Pakistan missile program: Fact vs. fiction When @DNIGabbard, the US intelligence chief, flags Pakistan's missiles as a threat to America, the claim warrants scrutiny. Do the facts support this concern? Consider geography: Pakistan lies over 11,000 km from the US East Coast—a distance far beyond the range of its entire missile inventory. Pakistan's current capabilities: - Shaheen-III – Medium-range ballistic missile (up to 2,750 km). Nuclear-capable. Pakistan's longest-range system. Tested 2021 - Shaheen-1A – Short-range ballistic missile (up to 900 km). Nuclear-capable. Tested 2021 - Abdali – Short-range ballistic missile (up to 450 km). Tested 2026 - SMASH – Hypersonic anti-ship missile (up to 350 km). Unveiled 2026 - Ra'ad-II – Air-launched cruise missile (up to 600 km). Nuclear-capable. In service since 2020 The math is simple: even the longest-range missile falls nearly 8,000 km short of US territory This isn't a program oriented toward intercontinental reach, but one focused on regional deterrence. @SurvivalReport

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This just makes this so much better... the link on the @commandeleven website from Jun 2025 talking about this exact location. "The Taliban is getting assistance from Turkey, China, Belarus and Bangladesh, in addition to the support from Iran, and close coordination with Russia, who has traveled with Taliban engineers on fact-finding trips to other countries working on developing drones. This program has been operational for at least 2 years and capabilities are expanding significantly. The Taliban recently showcased these drones to potential partners and CUSTOMERS in Afghanistan, including demonstration flights." commandeleven.com/terrorism/tali…

So, an honest question for all those crying that Pakistan hit a "drug rehab center" in a drone strike. When everything around the hospital are military targets, and we do mean EVERYTHING, do you not have the mental ability to understand that if you were to strike a drone production hub, with a 30 meter (98 ft) road between it and the "drug rehab center," the center would catch fire from the explosion? By the way, the graphic is from Afghan media. (Link in the first comment)

When Jolani released over 20,000 ISIS fighters from prisons, after the @realDonaldTrump administration anointed him as Supreme Leader, did you really expect a different result? The day support from the SDF was withdrawn by the real estate broker @USEmbTurkiye, we knew what was going to happen next and said so, while the US administration was backslap happy. This administration has failed to end support to the Taliban in Afghanistan, and pledged full support to Jolani's Syria. Both countries led by terror groups. Whoever is advising the administration on counter-terrorism (@SebGorka & @FBIDirectorKash) need to be indicted, because the US laws call it providing material support to terrorism. warontherocks.com/2026/03/islami…

So wait, when SignalGate happened and a member of the media was added to a confidential group where classified information was being shared, the @FBI carried out an investigation and forced someone to be fired or asked to resign? 🤔 @SurvivalReport

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To navigate the 2026 Threat Landscape, you need unimpeded intelligence and strategic overwatch. Read the full deep-dive assessment on the Evolution of Hybrid Warfare here: @BlueMist911 @AhmadSharifzad @Jan_Achakzai @ElianPeltier @SurvivalReport @Natsecjeff commandeleven.com/pakistan/the-e…

The Pakistan-Afghanistan border is no longer just a physical frontline—it is a laboratory for the future of Hybrid Warfare. We just released our Strategic Assessment on the convergence of cyber, kinetic, and cognitive operations in the Conflict Cluster. A thread 🧵👇

New Dead Drop ... Did you know Iran has a million man militia? Khalid just published a very interestig article on them. deaddropintel.org/p/irans-invisi… @commandeleven

When you have a government and a media that don't bother to understand their adversary, the citizens are left defenseless. Anyone who understands Iran's sleeper cell strategy know the ground commanders in the US have been a conditions list - once 2 of the 5 conditions have happened, you are go to these targets. When 3, more targets, and so on. A lazy media and a lazy government will always harp their successes without any tangible proof to back it up. That's why you should be watching @SurvivalReport from 7 pm to 10 pm every week night. With a team of truly qualifed and experienced Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) on the panel, we know how to take you from Flash to Bang, even when the government and law enforcement agencies don't. Join us tonight as we continue to unwrap the Iranian sleeper cells to provide you with the intelligence and the preparedness to defend your family and get off the X safely.

Adjacent military compounds Directly north of the rehabilitation center, across a road approximately 40 meters wide, are three Taliban military compounds. Baheer Center (drone production hub) According to sources, the Baheer Center is involved in the production of small unmanned aerial vehicles. A witness familiar with the area said small drones had been observed taking off and landing from the site in recent months. The compound is heavily fortified, with high perimeter walls and strict security. The witness said that on the night of the strike, the Baheer Center was unlit, while the rehabilitation center remained illuminated. They also reported gunfire directed toward aircraft from that area. Other military sites Adjacent to the Baheer Center are a Taliban police recruitment center and several hangars used by Taliban special forces units. None of these facilities appeared to have been damaged in the strike. To the east of the compound lies a former US drone operations center, along with a drone flight area, both now believed to be inactive. amu.tv/231221/

We told you that Senate Select Committee on Intelligence was going to hammer Tulsi on Iran, and it did. And she stumbled to answer questions, like we said. The intelligence community (IC) is stuck with answering questions about a President and a war that doesn't match their intelligence assessments. The most embarrassing must have been when Senator Mark Kelly asked this question... “This is a fundraising email from the president, from the president of the United States,” he said. ”And in this email here, where there’s multiple links to donate money, it says, ‘As a national security briefing member, you’ll receive my private national security briefings.’ “Director Gabbard or Director Radcliffe,” Kelly asked, rhetorically, “do you think the public should be able to— supporters of the president should be able to—pay and receive his private national security briefings? I assume these are briefings, Director Radcliffe, that you provide to the president that is now going to be provided to somebody who makes a [donation]?” Ratcliffe and Gabbard, professed ignorance of the fundraising pitch. Read the document below to see what we had to say days before the hearing and how it played out.

An Australian teen is part of this #ISIS network. US court records just exposed a major #ISIS safehouse network run from Istanbul by convicted terrorist Mirsad Kandic (Kosovar, former US resident). Kandic recruited foreign fighters, ran safehouses where jihadis posed as tourists, provided fake IDs, and smuggled them into Syria to join ISIS. He coordinated with senior ISIS figures, handled logistics/funds, and even recruited an Australian teen who became a suicide bomber. Evidence from the Southern District of New York trial: encrypted messages, 120+ propaganda accounts, witness testimony, and photos of Kandic armed in Syria. He got two life sentences (upheld on appeal). Turkey was the key transit hub for years — legal entry via airports, then safehouses and border smuggling. How many more networks are still active?

Yes 👇 yes a thousand times yes.