-- GEROMAN -- time will tell - 👀 --

Ali Larijani’s successor, Hossein Dehghan, holds a PhD in Management. He was one of the students who occupied the US embassy in Tehran. He also commanded the IRGC forces in Lebanon and was among the orchestrators of the 1983 bombing of the US Marine barracks in Beirut. The look on his face says it all.

Summary of the interview between Ayman Jawad Al-Tamimi and “Abu Mujahid”, one of the media chiefs of the Islamic Resistance Front in Syria: Uli al-Ba’s (IRFS): - The IRSF, established in February 2025, is made up of a number of groups and cells scattered across Syrian territory, but more specifically in southern Syria - The IRSF does not receive support from the resistance axis (Iran and Hezbollah) but from intermediaries. - The IRSF is a genuine group that has been working for months to build a broad and professional structure. The group is currently transitioning from media operations to the battlefield, carrying out some ground operations that will gradually increase. - The IRSF cooperates with other insurgent groups in Syria that have no ties to Israel, opposing any movement that aligns with the Zionist strategy to divide or balkanise Syria (* The IRSF maintains good relations with Druze nationalists and opposes Hikmat al-Hijri’s plans for self-determination). - The IRSF does not recognise the Syrian Transitional Government, considering it a “collection of gangs and militias acting under foreign directives” put in place by external actors. Operations are being prepared against “Jolani’s gangs” due to their rapprochement with Israel. - The IRSF seeks the restoration of a Syrian state “that does not compromise its rights or the dignity of its people, & maintains its sovereign decision-making independence” - The IRSF condemns the mistakes of the former regime, but acknowledges the existence of a state and an autonomous decision-making capacity right up until the final months, when the political regime was in disarray before its collapse. - The IRSF viewed the intervention of the resistance axis (Iran, Hezbollah and allies) in supporting the former Syrian political regime as a ‘legitimate matter’, given Damascus’s decision not to align itself with the occupying countries (the US, Turkey and Israel) - The IRSF views the struggle with Israel as inevitable, as regardless of any normalisation agreement, Israel will maintain an aggressive and expansionist policy, and the only response is one that is equally aggressive. - The IRSF believes that Iran and Hezbollah are resisting US/Israeli aggression and that the resistance remains stronger than it appeared. - Finally, the IRSF sees the organisation’s ultimate objective as the liberation not only of Syrian lands but also of Palestine, emphasising that the struggle is not against Jews but against Zionist colonialism.

🇮🇱🇮🇷 Intercepted missiles over central Israel. Better luck next time!