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Americans have always spoken with a forked tongue. But there are no Native Americans in Iran.

@BarakRavid @ajavidarabshahi We all know this, it's not a secret you you are and what is your credibility

@ajavidarabshahi You can unfollow if this is what you think

You spoke with Donald Trump for just 8 minutes… and the outcome was threats to bomb power plants and bridges? Is this journalism—or a megaphone for war threats? When an “interview” turns into a platform for threatening civilians, it’s no longer reporting—it’s propaganda.

BREAKING: Major BDS victory. Energy giant Eni withdraws from Israel’s illegal offshore operations in Palestinian waters. Following this major vote of no confidence in Israel’s economy, BDS calls for an escalation in pressure on Eni to end all complicity.

@Mauriello_R @vali_nasr Ottimo, Vali Nasr è uno dei pochi che abbia il polso della situazione in Iran.

I’ve listened to this interview multiple times and also read the written version—it's truly exceptional. Vali Nasr is an outstanding expert on Iran and regional affairs, remarkably focused and eloquent. bloomberg.com/features/2026-…

This is Israel

The US has now sanctioned at least 12 judges, prosecutors, and legal experts linked to the ICC and the UN. Their “offense” was pursuing accountability for war crimes and violations of international law. Take a moment to think about the insanity of this.

@pati_marins64 I don't agree Patricia. The strength demonstrated by Iran is forcing the Gulf countries to seek a new military equation, because the United States and Israel have failed to provide protection

A few days ago, I said that the Gulf countries made a bet, believing in the US-Israeli outlook that a victory over Iran would be quick and triumphant. These countries took a side, not only by allowing their territory to be used for attacks, but Saudi Arabia even used a tanker to provide mid-air refueling for planes on their way to strike Iran. All these countries chose a side and are collaborating with the war, but the Iranian reaction has been so strong that it has left them stunned, and now all they do is deny having any knowledge of it. The only certainty is that this war has ruined any normalization of relations between the GCC and Iran.

A plea to all Italian colleagues to publicly support this legal action by the @HindRFoundation against major suspect Ofer Winter. Italy under current Gov has already refused to approve Code of Int'l Crimes & ignored ICC arrest warrants in more than one situation Enough!!!

@anomalousgen @pati_marins64 You forgot some factors: 1. The economic impact is part of the Iranian asymmetric strategy. The US cannot sustain a prolonged conflict with the closure of the Strait. 2. Political impact: NATO and US, Iraq, etc. Unlocking Hormuz (..and Bab el Mandib) could be very very costly

Your argument rests on asymmetric war logic, but that framework is incomplete here. This is not a classic insurgency (like Vietnam or Afghanistan); it is a state-on-state high-technology conflict, and the metrics of success are different. 1. Air Superiority vs Strategic Control The U.S. and Israel have already achieved sustained air superiority over Iranian airspace, which is decisive in conventional warfare. •Iran has been unable to contest airspace effectively •Key military infrastructure (radars, air defenses, command nodes) has been degraded 👉 In military doctrine, once you lose control of your skies, you are on a strategic timer ⸻ 2. Nuclear Program: Degraded, Not Eliminated While not fully dismantled, Iran’s nuclear program has likely been: •Dispersed under pressure •Forced into concealment •Disrupted operationally 👉 That alone is a success metric: The objective is often delay and uncertainty, not immediate destruction ⸻ 3. Missile Launches ≠ Strategic Advantage Yes, Iran has launched thousands of missiles—but: •High launch volume can indicate stockpile depletion, not strength •Many systems are intercepted or degraded in effectiveness •Long-range strikes (e.g., Diego Garcia) show capability, but not sustained accuracy or dominance 👉 Capability demonstration ≠ battlefield control ⸻ 4. Economic and Industrial Reality Iran is under: •Heavy sanctions •Limited industrial replenishment capacity Meanwhile, the U.S.: •Can scale production rapidly •Has global logistics and alliance networks 👉 Wars of attrition ultimately favor the side with deeper industrial capacity ⸻ 5. Regime Survival ≠ Winning Not toppling the regime does not mean failure. Historically, U.S. doctrine often aims for: •Containment •Degradation of capabilities •Long-term weakening 👉 Survival is a low bar, not victory ⸻ 6. Strategic Signaling & Escalation Control Public “uncertainty” or restraint from U.S./Israeli leadership may not reflect weakness but: •Deliberate escalation management •Building international legitimacy •Avoiding premature full-scale war 👉 This aligns with pre-escalation doctrine: Shape perception before decisive escalation ⸻ Bottom Line Iran is demonstrating resilience and asymmetric pressure, no doubt. But the U.S. and Israel retain: •Air dominance •Technological superiority •Economic depth •Escalation control 👉 Which means: Iran may be surviving the war—but the coalition is still shaping its trajectory.

Why Iran is Winning the War Beyond the Blast: Why Strategy, Not Firepower, is Winning the Day Asymmetric wars should not be analyzed through the lens of damage sustained, but rather by the objectives achieved. Vietnam was hit by 7.5 million tons of bombs and won the war. Afghanistan was struck by over 2 million tons of Soviet bombs and won. In the early 2000s, Afghanistan was again invaded and hit by over 200,000 tons of American bombs. Once again, it won, forcing a desperate U.S. withdrawal under the Taliban’s advance, leaving billions of dollars in equipment behind. Today, the Taliban still rule Afghanistan, just as the CPV, which won the war and unified the country, rules Vietnam. In the current war against Iran, three coalition objectives were clear: 1Dismantle the nuclear program. 2Topple the regime. 3Limit the missile program. 1. Dismantling the Nuclear Program 
Not only has it not been dismantled, but the coalition is unsure of its exact location. The IAEA states there is a new facility where material was moved, but cannot pinpoint where or if it is all in one place. Furthermore, while the North Korean leader routinely fires missiles into the sea, waging a “war against Godzilla”, -Netanyahu has been doing the same on the Israeli side, but dropping bombs on rocks, as if trying to kill “The Thing” from the Fantastic Four. The fact is, these facilities built with Iranian UHPC (Ultra-High Performance Concrete) can only be destroyed with “boots on the ground” and an invasion operation that the U.S. is currently unable to execute. While the future landscape may change, the dismantling effort has failed since 2025. 2. Toppling the Regime 
Israel not only had a plan for decapitation strikes but convinced the Americans that these assassinations and bombings would create the perfect atmosphere for an uprising. The plan failed. The sheer violence of the killings and bombings terrified the Iranians themselves. They even bombed the residences of regime opponents, suggesting they wanted to “clear the field” to handpick a successor. No uprising occurred. Instead, the Iranian government had a plan, establishing a chain of 4 to 7 successors for every key position. These attacks may have actually breathed new life into the Iranian theocracy. 3. Limiting the Missile Program 
On March 20, Bloomberg reported that Iran has already launched over 3,000 missiles. More importantly, Iran deployed HGVs (Hypersonic Glide Vehicles), technology only Russia and China possess, demonstrating surprising technological advancement. Also on the 20th, Iran surprised again by launching missiles at Diego Garcia, located nearly 4,000 km from its territory. The missile program has not been halted; on the contrary, it appears to be expanding.

BREAKING❗️ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan cleared of all charges of misconduct/breach of duty by a panel of 3 judges unanimously, beyond any reasonable doubt. The pro-Apartheid camp is already working to remove him ANYWAY: those who stand for justice must ensure this attempt fails.

BREAKING : Brazilian 🇧🇷 President Lula da Silva openly revolted against Trump "You can't allow Trump to think that he owns the world. One day he bombs Iran, other day he wants Iceland. This can't be tolerated. I am against such war" 🔥🔥 Leaders across the world are humiliating Trump and Netanyahu at international level. RESPECT for such courage 🫡

The uncovering has begun. If only more EU governments showed the resolve of Slovenia. Forward and upward. #DecolonizeMultilateralism

"In front of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Hong Kong MP Dominic Lee made a shocking statement: “The West talks about human rights, but lets Israel get away with committing genocide.” “The blood of Palestinians and Iranians is on their hands.” “What moral credentials does America have? A country ruled by Epstein’s followers!” ©prinzchal

Today I$rael tried to kill me in a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon as I was reporting on was the targeting of bridges and the forced displacement of 1 million people, an ethnic cleansing operation on a larger scale than the Nakba I have absolutely no doubt that this was deliberate. Despite claims there were no warnings ahead of the strike and no notifications sent to the Lebanese Army who allowed us to film As we have seen in Gaza they want to silence journalists who document and report their war crimes It is the western powers who provide political and military support for I$rael, arming it to the teeth to carry out genocide in Gaza and ethnic cleansing here in Lebanon. They are not simply complicit, but active participants and should be held accountable for their actions. But if I$rael thinks today’s strike will silence us and keep us out of the field they are very, very mistaken

Guys, spare me the comments like: "Oh no, Pedro Sanchez is a bad leftist" I don’t care about ideology. Right now he has the backbone to represent what the majority of Europeans think, and for that he has my respect. Long live Spain 🇪🇸 Long live Europe 🇪🇺

BREAKING : Spanish 🇪🇸 PM Pedro Sánchez roars against Trump in Parliament "Trump is someone who will set the world on fire & then blame smoke caused by that. He has been wrong for 18 days of war. I urge everyone to call him out" 🔥 Sánchez earned RESPECT for courage 🫡

Larijani’s replacement will be appointed by IRGC. With every assassination U.S. and Israel engineering greater radicalization of Iran’s leadership. It will makes for a bleak future for Iran, Iranians, the region and ultimately makes it far more difficult for U.S. to disentangle itself from endless conflict in the region.