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All that uproar was in vain—the Žі○ոіѕts were brought to their knees by the decisive strikes of the Islamic Republic
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@Jvnior As we draw closer to the end times, Satan becomes frenzied in his activity, knowing his final breaths are near.
So he fights to keep you within his own dominion and for his own sake—and you must choose: will you accept his kingdom, or the Kingdom of God?
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On the Front Line
A look at Martyr Imam Khamenei's meeting with Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, the founder of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (#Hamas), on May 2, 1998.
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@Jvnior The Iranian nation showed its enemy that it is not limited to missiles, drones, torpedoes, or military capabilities; its front line is far greater than the enemy’s narrow and insignificant perception.
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@mog_china مضيق هرمز ليس ملكًا لأمريكا؛
بل هو صوت الشعوب التي لم تعد ترضخ للهيمنة.
التهديد الحقيقي يبدأ حين تُهمل العدالة؛
والردّ واضح: قرار حاسم.
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Missiles talk
Israel has proven that they don't understand anything but the language of force.
Martyr Khamenei
Oct. 19, 1991
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@Megatron_ron Iran still maintains control over its own arms and possesses significant missile and drone capabilities. The country supplies a major power like Russia with weapons and equipment; these are the realities of Iran’s strength.
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@Lowkey0nline Epstein represents the essence of 300 years of Western liberal democracy;
The result? Institutionalized corruption.
#EpsteinFiles
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@shanaka86 “Military power for a country that is under threat is one of the most essential obligations; we increase our power for deterrence and to safeguard security, not for aggression.”
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@Agorafm34Fm A retired U.S. colonel warns:
Underestimate Iran, and you’ll regret it.
A vast missile arsenal.
Regional bases within range.
Even Trump knows the reality.
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L'Iran conserve la maîtrise de son arsenal et dispose d'importantes capacités en matière de missiles et de drones. Le pays fournit des armes et du matériel à une grande puissance comme la Russie ; telle est la réalité de la puissance iranienne.
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@Megatron_ron Iran still maintains control over its own arms and possesses significant missile and drone capabilities. The country supplies a major power like Russia with weapons and equipment; these are the realities of Iran’s strength.
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@jacksonhinklle Enrichment and the nuclear fuel cycle are national matters, tied to Iran’s interests and independence, and U.S. interference is meaningless.
It is not the business of any government whether Iran has enrichment or not.
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@PamphletsY The most important truth exposed by the #Epstein case is this: Americans are finally realizing what the rest of the world has known for a long time — they are not truly free.
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@Aryan8208 @Megatron_ron If US attack, the whole Middle East could be gone from US hands including all bases and military builded up after Iraq invasion.
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BREAKING:
🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷The war between the US/Israel and Iran is expected to begin within the next 48 hours.
The US has called on its citizens to leave Israel and Iran.
The US has called on its citizens to leave Israel today with the last flights.
Today, hundreds of reserve IDF soldiers were called up for service to the air defense command.
U.S. Embassy staff are being evacuated from Baghdad, Iraq
Major Israeli cities, starting with Be'er Shebaa, have opened public bomb shelters
The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier and its strike group have arrived off the coast of Israel
A huge amount of U.S. Air Force assets are currently stationed at Ben Gurion International Airport in Israel, a supposedlty 'civilian' airport
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Five days ago the United States lost a $220 million drone over the Strait of Hormuz. And nobody told you.
On February 22, an MQ-4C Triton, registration 169660, transmitted emergency code 7700 at 32,900 feet over the strait and vanished from Flightradar24. Gone. No wreckage announcement. No CENTCOM statement. No Pentagon briefing. The most advanced maritime surveillance drone in the American arsenal disappeared over the most contested waterway on earth during the largest military buildup since 2003, and the silence is deafening.
This is the same location, the exact same coordinates over the strait, where Iran shot down an RQ-4A Global Hawk in June 2019 using a Khordad-3 surface-to-air missile. That incident nearly triggered a war. Trump approved strikes, then recalled them with planes already in the air. Seven years later, another high-altitude surveillance drone vanishes in the same spot, and the Pentagon says nothing.
Defence Security Asia and Defence-UA report Iranian electronic warfare is suspected. Not a missile. Electronic warfare. If confirmed, this means Iran did not destroy the Triton. Iran hijacked it. Seized its control link, overwhelmed its GPS navigation, and either crashed it into the Gulf or worse, landed it intact the way Iran captured the RQ-170 Sentinel in 2011 by spoofing its GPS and guiding it down like a lost bird.
Now connect this to what China has been delivering.
X accounts with intelligence community sourcing report China has transferred advanced electronic warfare systems to Iran capable of jamming carrier-based F-35s. EADaily reports the US “blames Russia and China” for the loss. If Iranian EW systems, built with Chinese technology, can seize control of an MQ-4C Triton flying at 33,000 feet, those same systems can disrupt the communications and targeting links that the entire strike architecture depends on.
The F-22s suppress radar. The B-2s carry bunker busters. The carriers launch strike packages. All of it relies on data links, GPS targeting, and command signals traveling through electromagnetic spectrum that Iran, with Chinese hardware, just demonstrated it can dominate over the strait.
You do not spend $67 billion on stealth and then lose your surveillance drone to electronic warfare five days before a potential strike. That is not a setback. That is a capability demonstration by the other side, proving they can blind you over the waterway you need to control.
The Pentagon’s silence is the loudest signal. When you lose a $220 million asset to a technical malfunction, you say so immediately because the alternative narrative is worse. When you say nothing for five days, it is because confirming what happened reveals a vulnerability you cannot afford to acknowledge while 500 aircraft and two carriers sail into the same electromagnetic environment.
Iran just showed you it can turn the lights off over Hormuz. And Washington is pretending nobody noticed. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
The US just handed Iran a document that is not a negotiation. It is a capitulation order. The Wall Street Journal obtained the American demands presented in Geneva today. Destroy Fordow. Destroy Natanz. Destroy Isfahan. Hand over every gram of enriched uranium to the United States. Zero enrichment permanently, no sunset clauses, no expiration dates. Behave for the rest of your lives. In exchange, minimal sanctions relief upfront with more only if you comply with everything forever. Iran’s counterproposal, approved personally by Khamenei, arrived showing almost no change from the previous round. A 3-to-5 year enrichment suspension. Increased IAEA oversight. Willingness to dilute stockpiles. But zero flexibility on the one demand Washington says is non-negotiable: permanent zero enrichment on Iranian soil. The gap between these two positions is not a negotiation gap. It is the distance between sovereignty and surrender. And no government in the history of nuclear diplomacy has voluntarily dismantled its own program, surrendered its own fissile material to its adversary, and accepted permanent restrictions with no expiration while that adversary had 500 aircraft parked on its doorstep. The FDD’s Andrea Stricker called it a “suicide mission.” She is right, but not the way she means it. These demands are designed to be rejected. A proposal that requires a sovereign nation to physically destroy three of its own facilities and hand its enriched uranium to the country threatening to bomb it is not diplomacy. It is the paperwork you file before the paperwork becomes irrelevant. Barak Ravid confirmed today’s talks were both indirect and direct, with a pause for consultations. That pause is the tell. When both sides need to consult after the first session, it means the positions presented were further apart than either side expected to encounter. Araghchi’s “good outlook” from yesterday has already collided with the reality of what Washington put on the table. Now hold this against what is happening outside the room. The demands say destroy Fordow. The F-22s at Ovda exist to destroy Fordow. The demands say dismantle Natanz. The B-2s at Whiteman carry the GBU-57s that reach Natanz. The demands say eliminate Isfahan. The Tomahawks on two carrier strike groups are programmed for Isfahan. Every demand in the document has a military equivalent already in theater. The negotiating position is a target list with diplomatic formatting. Iran is being asked to do voluntarily what the United States is prepared to do by force. The document is not an alternative to the strike. The document is the strike translated into legalese, presented one last time before the translation becomes unnecessary. Geneva is not where this gets resolved. Geneva is where the historical record gets established. The United States offered terms. Iran rejected the core demand. The diplomatic predicate for military action was constructed in a hotel conference room while 500 aircraft waited outside. The curtain went up today in Geneva. But the show was never in the building. The show is on the tarmacs at Ovda, on the flight decks of the Ford and Lincoln, in the bomb bays of B-2s sitting in Missouri, and on the coral runway at Diego Garcia where the refueling corridor begins. Geneva is the intermission. The next act does not require a negotiating table. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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