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@IuliiaMendel I don't think people understand how powerful Europe's air force is. It would a annihilate russias military within days

Some politicians are pushing for the militarization — rhetoric that is both escalatory and dangerous — I wonder: as a European, would you fight in a war the way Ukraine fights? Or do you believe your politicians should prioritize finding diplomatic solutions to prevent any wars?

@Osint613 this you?

CBS Reports: U.S. intelligence sources say Iran retains more military capability than publicly acknowledged, with about half its ballistic missiles and launchers intact, and roughly 60% of IRGC naval forces still operational.

@Osint613 So basically they don't want stuff like this filmed and published other then that it's fine

The IDF soldier who smashed a statue of Jesus with a sledgehammer in southern Lebanon has been dismissed from combat duty and sentenced to 30 days in jail. The soldier who filmed him received the same punishment.

@NOELreports Textbook definition of F.A.F.O

Residents in Tuapse are worried about deteriorating living conditions after repeated drone strikes on oil infrastructure. "I love to live by the sea with my kid. The sea’s absolutely chock-full of this fuel oil now. Everything’s ruined. What the f*ck are we even supposed to do here? These f*cking drones are flying around, blowing everything to smithereens.”

@IAPonomarenko In the age of unlimited and instant information humanity seems more lost and confused than ever 😳

I don’t know about you, but I’m completely lost in this whirlpool of lies, bravado, and empty talk. How many times has the Strait of Hormuz already been opened and closed by now? How many wars has Donald Trump ended there -- eight? Nine? Ten? Is the war with thre regime over or not, and how many times over? How many times has Iran already been crushed, defeated, and capitulated, agreeing or not agreeing to all conditions? And how many times have the negotiations either completely collapsed or ended in Trump’s total and unconditional triumph? What terms has the Iranian regime agreed to, and did it agree to anything in the first place. How many times has the regime changed -- or not changed? Is it going to “take a deal” or not? Is it handing over its enriched uranium in exchange for money, or not? Are the U.S. still enforcing a blockade, or are Chinese and Iranian tankers still passing through the strait as if nothing happened, ignoring a blockade that may or may not have ever existed? HEEEEELP.

@WarMonitors Let's see if ur dumbass understand how this was possible 😄

⚡Trump on Truth Social: IRAN HAS JUST ANNOUNCED THAT THE STRAIT OF IRAN IS FULLY OPEN AND READY FOR FULL PASSAGE. THANK YOU!

@Heroiam_Slava This could be one of the most retarded things I've seen on the internet. Russia is failing against Ukraine (which is true) is going to promt them to start a war against the most powerful military alliance in the history of mankind. Make it make sense

The Russian army has reached a dead end in Ukraine, the Russian economy is weakened, and the chances of victory are almost zero. That is why the Kremlin may resort to a new escalation. It is about attacking one of the Baltic states in order to test whether NATO is really ready to defend its allies. If Europe fails to arm itself in time and the West shows weakness, Putin may decide that there will be no better moment, summarizes The Washington Post.

@sentdefender Obvious bullshit. Surprised you fell for this 😆

Pictures published by USA Today show meals served recently to Sailors onboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), as well as Marines serving on the USS Tripoli (LHA-7), an America-class amphibious assault ship, both of which are currently deployed to the Arabian Sea in order to enforce the ongoing naval blockade against coastal areas of Iran.

@Osinttechnical @joekent16jan19 Will be happy to hear this

Israeli officials were reportedly “outraged” that Trump announced a Lebanon ceasefire before they held a Security Cabinet vote -i24

@Osint613 Oh boy what a contradiction x.com/Osint613/statu…

The Strait of Hormuz is almost completely empty after talks in Islamabad collapsed

@Osint613 If this was true Why is the strait of hormuz still closed ?

I had this thought today. What the world witnessed between the U.S. and Israel against Iran was one of the largest coordinated air campaigns ever launched against a single nation-state by two allied powers. Few operations, if any, in the modern era compare. In the first 72 hours alone, over 1,700 targets were struck. By day seven, the U.S. had hit more than 3,000. By day ten, 5,000. The final U.S. tally: over 13,000 targets. More than 2,000 command and control sites. 1,500 air defense positions. 450 ballistic missile targets. 600 naval targets. Israel matched that tempo on its own terms. In 18 days, the Israeli Air Force flew what it normally flies in a full year. More than 12,000 munitions dropped. 8,500 strikes across Iran. 5,700 combat sorties in the Iranian theater alone. 7,000 targets struck across all fronts of operation. Before Iran could respond meaningfully, Israel had destroyed 80 to 85 percent of Iran’s air defense architecture. Radars. Interceptors. Detection systems. Gone. Iran was producing roughly 100 ballistic missiles per month before the war. That capacity is now close to zero. The first 24 hours were double the firepower of the opening of the 2003 Iraq War. Desert Storm opened with 150 targets. Epic Fury opened with 1,700. The most sustained joint air campaign of the 21st century. By two countries. Footage from CENTCOM compiled by @Osinttechnical

@GeromanAT No he wont. Russia and China would back off completely if the blockade was enforced. Just like they did in Cuba and Venezuela.

He would have to attack Chinese and Russian vessels - if they start to Escort them with their navies he won't do shit.

@MyLordBebo "special forces" these are just normal cops in riot gear dude 😂

🇩🇪 German special forces dressed in medieval chainmail deployed to subways with sticks! Is knife crime really so bad that we’re returning to medieval sword and stick battles?

@Megatron_ron there is absolutely 0% chance that a SU-24 would get anywhere near an American base in order to drop an unguided bomb like that. Literally 0%.

NEW: 🇮🇷🇺🇸 The Iranian attack which killed 6 Americans at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait was carried out with Su-24 bombers, not drones, and a FAB-500 Soviet-era unguided bomb can be seen near the rubble This is consistent with reports from during the war, when Qatar claimed to have shot down two Su-24 bombers minutes before reaching Doha These Iranian Su-24 pilots, in the early hours of the war, likely gave their lives in what they ultimately knew would be a suicide mission, miraculously managing to hit and destroy a U.S. target in Kuwait with 60-year old equipment before eventually being downed in Qatar. @Middle_East_Spectator

@Osint613 oh boy how wrong u were 😂

IRAN WAR 2026 What was achieved. What wasn’t. The nuclear threat was pushed back. Not eliminated. Pushed back. Iran’s ability to launch sustained mass ballistic missile barrages at Israel as an existential threat has been completely degraded. The regime’s missile industry took a major hit. Mass production capability likely cut by at least ~80%. Hezbollah has been severely weakened. Israel is now shaping what could become a ~1000 km security buffer in Lebanon. Gulf states may want to work closer with Israel, potentially paving the way for more peace and normalization. Iranian economy was completely decimated before going into this, imagine where it is now, we will see how this plays out going forward. WHAT WASN’T ACHIEVED The IRGC still holds leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. That remains the biggest unresolved pressure point. Watch it closely. The regime is still standing. Still in control of Iran. Iranians are still in danger. LESSONS LEARNED Interceptor production needs to scale fast. Not marginally. At least 10x. This war exposed it clearly. It doesn’t take much. A relatively small mix of drones and missiles can threaten ~20% of global oil supply. Alternative energy routes are no longer optional. They’re urgent. NATO, the UK, and Europe expect U.S. backing on Ukraine and Russia. When the U.S. needed support on Iran and reopening Hormuz, most said they would step in only after the war. That gap matters. Gulf economies proved more exposed than many assumed. But one key point: some Gulf states, especially the UAE, performed far better than expected. Their missile and drone defense systems held up under real pressure. Far more prepared than publicly known.

@clashreport literally pocketchange

The U.S. has lost 24 MQ-9 Reaper drones in the Iran conflict (8 since April), totaling about $720 million. Source: CBS

@Osint613 The only point USA could possibly agree on is lifting some sanctions. Thats it.

Iran claims U.S. accepted its 10-point terms: 1 Non-aggression pledge 2 Iran retains control of Hormuz 3 Uranium enrichment accepted 4 All primary sanctions lifted 5 All secondary sanctions lifted 6 UN Security Council resolutions scrapped 7 IAEA Board resolutions ended 8 Compensation to Iran 9 U.S. forces withdraw from region 10 All-front ceasefire, including Lebanon

@UkrReview That guy has a hard job though 😳

🇪🇺🇺🇸 European governments are growing uneasy with Mark Rutte because he has been publicly supportive of Trump’s aggressive moves, including the Iran strikes, even when many European leaders strongly disagreed, - Bloomberg His strategy of flattering Trump and echoing his rhetoric has given him direct access and some influence, but it’s now being seen as too deferential and potentially undermining Europe’s own position.

@MyLordBebo If you think that usa is going to allow this you are definitely in for a rude awakening

🇮🇷🇺🇸 If Iran charges $2MIL for each tanker, they will earn $280MIL daily — $500BN over 5 years in total. *For comparison: $1.7BN of cash was sent by Obama administration to Iran

@warintel4u x.com/ILRedAlert/sta… Hit the desert.

⚡️Clear footage from the impact in the south of the usurper entity, moments ago