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🇺🇸 The F-35 program sets the U.S. apart: building 3 stealthy, 5th-gen fighter jet models for the U.S. and its allies. Results so far: * 1,325+ delivered * 1M+ flight hours * 3,370+ pilots trained * Over 746K combat sorties

JUST IN: Catholic Pope Leo XIV says God rejects prayers of leaders who start wars.

🇮🇱🇮🇷 This is the moment of Impact in Haifa (Israel) Oil Refinery.

🇰🇵🇮🇷🇺🇸 North Korea just tested a 250-ton rocket motor while America bombs Iran over nukes it doesn't have Pyongyang already has nuclear warheads. It has ICBMs that can reach the U.S. mainland. It just tested a motor that makes those missiles bigger and more reliable. And nobody is launching Operation Epic Fury against Kim Jong Un. Why? Because North Korea already crossed the finish line. Once you have a working nuclear deterrent, the cost of attacking you becomes unacceptable. Iran was targeted precisely because it hadn't gotten there yet. The lesson every country on earth is absorbing right now: if you're on America's radar, get the bomb before they come for you, because the only difference between Iran and North Korea is that Pyongyang didn't wait around for permission. Libya gave up its program and Gaddafi ended up in a ditch. Iran hesitated and is getting bombed. North Korea built the bomb and tests rockets in peace.

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran just damaged one of 16 irreplaceable aircraft the entire U.S. Air Force depends on... The E-3 Sentry hit at Prince Sultan Air Base is the eyes of the entire war. It tracks every drone, missile, and aircraft across hundreds of miles and tells everyone where to shoot. The fleet once had 30. Now there are roughly 16, all past their shelf life. The replacement, Boeing's E-7 Wedgetail, costs $700 million each and is years behind schedule. The Air Force can only build seven if Congress funds the full program. That means every E-3 lost or damaged shrinks a capability that physically cannot be replaced anytime soon. Iran didn't get lucky. It targeted a parked aircraft at a base it already hit before, knowing exactly what it was aiming at. Destroying one AWACS on the ground does more strategic damage than shooting down a dozen fighters, because without those eyes in the sky, the fighters don't know where to go. Source: WSJ

The American C-RAM active again tonight in Erbil, Iraq This "wall of steel" can fire 4,500 rounds per minute to intercept rockets, mortars, artillery, and drones. It's been non-stop active throughout this war

🇺🇸 Anti-Trump "No Kings" protesters marching toward the Capitol in D.C. today brought a massive inflatable Trump balloon.

🚨🇮🇷 BREAKING: Reports that Amirkabir University of Technology in Tehran was allegedly struck, footage showing smoking rubble. One of Iran's most prestigious engineering universities.

I’m pissed! Trump gave Iran a pause on strikes against their energy infrastructure until April 6. So what did Israel do?

They bombed all three of Iran’s largest steel plants simultaneously, which are crucial to their economy And if that wasn’t enough, they also struck Iran’s Khondab heavy-water reactor facility as well as uranium production and uranium-conversion sites All on the same day Why did Israel do this? And was it in coordination with the U.S.? If it’s in coordination, it means Trump lied to Iran. If not, than Israel is lying. If you take into account the report today that JD Vance yelled at Netanyahu over the phone this week, upset at being dragged into the war by misleading intelligence, then I think you have your answer Israel seems to be trying to sabotage these negotiations, and it serves their interests to do so.