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Blunt
Blunt@Shinamuller·
Iran stands. The world gave it sanctions and nothing more. Forty years of blockade. No loans. No mercy. Just pressure meant to crush. Yet Iran builds. It turns out more cars than Britain or Russia. Its factories send gas turbines to Russia to replace what Siemens once supplied. It keeps its oil moving under every radar the powers can throw at it. This is not theory. This is fact. Look at America. It carries nearly forty trillion dollars in debt. A mountain no one can climb. Its internet belongs to a handful of tech giants who decide what millions see and what they never hear. Its people lack the universal health care Iran delivers to every citizen. They lack the free education Iran guarantees from grade school to university. America lectures the planet on freedom while its own house groans under debt and private monopoly. Iran asked for none of this. It took nothing from the world except isolation. It forged its own steel. It trained its own engineers. It kept its factories running when every bank door slammed shut. Sovereignty is not a gift handed down by committees in Geneva or Washington. It is carved out day after day under fire. If the world wants to sit at the table with Iran it must first climb to Iran’s level. Not the other way around. Iran does not beg. It does not kneel. It has paid for its independence in full. That is what sovereignty looks like. Plain. Hard. Unbroken.
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Anthony Aguilar
Anthony Aguilar@AnthonyAgu88102·
Thoughts from a retired Special Operations Officer. Though I am not an aircraft surgeon, nor a Coniurationis Fautor, I have some thoughts that may be on interest, presented in three points, a conclusion, and a hypothesis, regarding the US rescue operation in Iran, with consideration to the photos of the aircraft used. I have flown on the C-130H and the MC-130J in training and in combat, to include static line airborne operations, Military Freefall (HALO) operations, and combat infiltration and exfiltration in austere environs, such as the Kobani Landing Zone (KLZ) in Northeast Syria during Operation Inherent Resolve. Point one: it is important to note that the aircraft used in this operation were NOT the standard C-130 Hercules model, which have 4-blade, steel propellers (see picture #2). The fixed-wing aircraft used were the MC-130J, Commando II, operated by the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command for clandestine operations. The MC-130J uses six-bladed Dowty R391 composite propellers (see picture #1). These blades are constructed from composite materials, specifically featuring a carbon fiber structure rather than the metal (aluminum) used on older C-130 models. Point two: carbon fiber does not melt in the traditional sense, as it does not turn into a liquid. However, the resin matrix holding the fibers does melt and become viscous. Point three: Steel/aluminum blades snap and break. MC-130J R391 blades shatter and can melt. The images we see from the destroyed aircraft (picture #6) show 6 blades. Therefore, these are the MC-130J Dowty blades (they can melt). And as you can see in picture 4 and 5, when not melted, but rather broken, they shred and snap. They do not bend. As you can see from the steel/aluminum variant on the C-130H model, the blades snap and break and bend, they do not shatter or melt. Conclusion: To declare that the aircraft "definitely" were shot down based on the "bent" propellers is false. Could the aircraft have been shot down? Yes. Could the aircraft have been shot down AND the blades melted in the extreme heat of the fire from the BIP (blown in place)? Yes. Both can be true. But it can also be true that the aircraft was not shot down, nor crash landed, and the propellers do indicate burning and melting, not a crash. Hypothesis: The rescue operation expanded to become the desired Delta Force, JSOC, SOF, ST-6 high-risk operation to ALSO seize the uranium in Iran; hence the need for so many operators, support, aircraft, etc. This WAS intended to be that operation. It failed. So what happened to the aircraft. I do not believe that they were "stuck". I have seen MC-130Js plow through dirt, mud, snow, gravel, etc. I doubt they were stuck. It is more likely that the aircraft took hits upon entry and also likely took hits and damage while on the ground at the hasty FARP at the old airfield in Isfahan, "conveniently" close to where the suspected uranium may have been stored. Lesson: A ground war into Iran will be very costly and will be a tactical, operational, and strategic failure (Clausewitz).
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Iran Military Media ☫
Iran Military Media ☫@IRMilitaryMedia·
Our Japanese friends wasted no time, anime already out on the U.S. failed Iran rescue operation.
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Reza Nasri
Reza Nasri@RezaNasri1·
For over a decade, we Iranians watched Western countries, Arab regimes, and their Israeli enablers stand by as our economy was deliberately crushed under the weight of America’s illegal sanctions and maximum pressure campaign. We watched them eagerly comply with policies designed to destroy our nation, shatter our lives, crush our dreams, bankrupt our businesses, rot our infrastructure, devalue our currency, and cut us off from normal trade and economic relations with the world. We watched European leaders pathetically nod in satisfaction and offer pathetic lip service as Trump declared the JCPOA a “bad deal,” using it as cover for the most brutal campaign against our people—fully aware that scrapping the deal was nothing more than his sick, twisted obsession with erasing his predecessor’s legacy. We watched U.S. officials and their Israel lobby handlers proudly parade before Congress, armed with figures and statistics, boasting how their vicious policies had tanked our currency, spiked unemployment, sent inflation soaring, and inflicted trillions of dollars in damage on our already strained economy. We watched them cheer these results and laugh at the shattered lives of millions of human beings. We watched them dutifully support the first Trump administration’s sadistic policies—even during the COVID pandemic—when his criminal Secretary of State moved heaven and earth to block Iran from securing even a meager $5 billion IMF loan, while their own governments freely spent hundreds of billions to protect their populations from the same virus. We watched them shamelessly endorse Israel’s attacks on our territory under the obscene slogan “Israel has the right to defend itself,” while branding Iran’s legitimate self-defense as “recklessness” and demanding that our government refrain from “escalation.” We watched them applaud the assassination of our war veterans and heroes, our scientists, and our brightest minds - all in the name of “non-proliferation” - while they kept their mouths tightly shut about Israel’s nuclear arsenal and expansionist agenda. We watched them, openly or in private, urging more pressure, more destruction, more assassinations, and more war. All of it justified by the ludicrous and baseless claim that Iran seeks nuclear weapons—a lie they knew was false. They were fully aware that the enrichment levels and constraints Iran had accepted under the JCPOA, and during subsequent negotiations for a new deal, made militarization impossible. They invented excuse after excuse to engineer our destruction, and they laughed while ensuring the pain was ours alone. But things have changed. Iran will no longer stand by and watch its own destruction while others nod, cheer and laugh. They will not be laughing anymore. This time, we will not be the only ones who feel pain. We will no longer tolerate unilateral sanctions and destruction. We may die standing—but this time, we will all be in same boat.
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Seyed Mohammad Marandi
Seyed Mohammad Marandi@s_m_marandi·
Meanwhile, Erdogan continues to transport cheap Baku oil to his genocidal business partner Netanyahu. Everyone with open eyes sees through the fake pro-Palestine narrative of Erdogan and his AK Party, which reveals a pro-Zionist reality. Unparalleled hypocrisy in the region.
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Save Gaza
Save Gaza@Alee93ale·
🚨HOLY SHIT !!!!! Israeli politician Yitzik Kroizer says killing Palestinian children is normal if it supports the IDF mission. He adds there are no innocent children in the West Bank. Repost this. Please I beg you
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Henri Subiakto
Henri Subiakto@henrysubiakto·
Perang Komunikasi, perang Ekonomi dan Perang strategis matematis. Ternyata menunjukkan kecerdikan, kekuatan, kesiapan dan keberanian Iran yang terbukti bisa bertahan bahkan membuat kalang kabut AS dan Israel di medan tempur. Kemampuan Iran yang awalnya diremehkan oleh negara super power dan Zionis, ternyata telah berhasil membuat dua agresor itu kesulitan menghadapi perlawanannya. Bahkan AS serba salah dalam melangkah. Ini pelajaran sangat berharga bagi semua negara agar tidak bertindak tergesa gesa, tidak bertindak arogan dan semena mena. Tidak bertindak under estimate terhadap bangsa lain yg sudah terlatih empat puluh tahun lebih dalam kesulitan dan tekanan. Itulah Iran.
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Daniel Foubert 🇵🇱🇫🇷
Daniel Foubert 🇵🇱🇫🇷@Arrogance_0024·
Trump thinks he can solve a clash of ancient civilisations that started more than 2500 years ago. The Israelis are Mesopotamians, and the Iranians are Indo-Europeans. Abraham is explicitly from Ur of the Chaldees, which is in southern Iraq, near modern Basra. There is no meaningful genetic discontinuity between the people of ancient Mesopotamia and the people who became Canaanites who became Israelites. Hebrew is a Semitic language. The Semitic language family originated in Mesopotamia and the Arabian Peninsula. Hebrew, Aramaic, Akkadian, Arabic, Babylonian — all branches of the same tree. Hebrew and Babylonian Akkadian are cousin languages the way Spanish and Italian are cousins. They share root words, grammatical structures, and conceptual vocabulary going back thousands of years before the Bible was written. The foundational myths of Judaism — creation, the flood, paradise, the first man, the tower — all have direct Mesopotamian predecessors that are older. The ethical and legal framework — the covenant structure, the law codes — mirrors Mesopotamian forms. The calendar is Babylonian. The alphabet is Aramaic-Mesopotamian. The very concept of recording sacred history in written texts is a Mesopotamian invention. El — the chief god of the early Israelites and the root of the word Elohim, one of the Hebrew names for God — was a Canaanite/Mesopotamian deity. The word Israel itself contains El. The angels, the cosmic hierarchy, the idea of a divine council — all have deep Mesopotamian roots. Early Israelite religion before the exile looks very much like a local variant of broader Mesopotamian religious culture, with Yahweh gradually absorbing the attributes of El, Baal and others into a single deity. "Iran" comes directly from "Aryana" — land of the Aryans. The Iranians were Indo-European, not Semitic. This is the foundational distinction. Where the Semitic world — Sumerians absorbed by Akkadians, Babylonians, Canaanites, Jews, Arabs — emerged from the Fertile Crescent and Arabian Peninsula, the Iranians came from somewhere completely different. The Iranian peoples were part of the great Indo-European migration — a population that originated on the Pontic Steppe, the grasslands north of the Black Sea and Caspian Sea, in what is now Ukraine, southern Russia and Kazakhstan. Around 2000–1500 BC these steppe peoples began expanding in all directions on horseback, carrying their languages with them. One branch went west and became the Greeks, Romans, Celts, Germans, Slavs. Another branch went south and east and split into two streams — one into India becoming the Vedic civilization, one into Iran becoming the Persians and Medes. Old Persian, Sanskrit, Greek, Latin and all their descendants are branches of the same tree. The word for father in Persian is "pedar," in Latin "pater," in Greek "patér," in Sanskrit "pitár," in English "father." The word for god in Persian is related to the Sanskrit "deva." The Iranian god Mithra appears in Roman religion as Mithras and possibly echoes in the Vedic Mitra. These are not coincidences — they reflect a common origin perhaps 5,000 years ago on the Eurasian steppe. The two main Iranian tribes that entered history were the Medes in the northwest and the Persians in the south. The Medes formed the first Iranian empire around 700 BC, destroying the Assyrian Empire — the superpower of its day — in alliance with the Babylonians. Then the Persians under Cyrus the Great overthrew the Medes in 550 BC and built the Achaemenid Empire. In 651 AD the Sassanid Persian Empire — the last great pre-Islamic Persian dynasty — was destroyed by the Arab Muslim armies in one of the fastest conquests in history. Iran was Islamicized. Arabic became the language of religion and high culture. Yet something remarkable happened — unlike Egypt, like North Africa, like the Levant, which gradually became Arabized in language and identity, Iran kept its language. Persian survived. Within two centuries Iranians were writing sophisticated poetry, philosophy and science in Persian — using the Arabic script but their own language. The Persian cultural identity proved resilient enough to absorb Islam without being dissolved by it. The Persian literary renaissance of the 9th-10th centuries produced figures like Ferdowsi, whose Shahnameh — Book of Kings — deliberately reconstructed pre-Islamic Persian identity and mythology. It was a conscious act of cultural preservation remarkably similar to what the Jewish scribes did with the Torah in Babylon. A conquered people writing their way back into existence. So you have two civilizational streams that met in the Middle East: The Semitic stream — out of Arabia and the Fertile Crescent, producing Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians, Canaanites, Jews, Arabs. Urban, agricultural, text-centered from very early, building civilization in river valleys. The Indo-European Iranian stream — out of the Eurasian steppe, mounted, pastoral, bringing a completely different cosmology, a dualistic theology, a warrior aristocratic culture that then learned to govern sedentary civilizations from the Semitic world. Modern Iranians are the descendants of that Indo-European Iranian stream, heavily mixed with the pre-existing Elamite and Semitic populations of the region, then further shaped by Arab Islamic conquest. Genetically they are distinct from Arabs — closer to South Asians and Europeans than to Semitic Arabs in certain markers, reflecting that ancient steppe origin. Linguistically Persian is closer to English than it is to Arabic — both are Indo-European, while Arabic is Semitic. Which makes the current conflict between Iran and Israel — between the heirs of the Indo-European Iranian world and the heirs of the Semitic Mesopotamian-Canaanite world — in some sense a resumption of the oldest cultural fault line in the Middle East. The same two civilizational streams that first encountered each other when Cyrus walked into Babylon in 539 BC, when he freed the Jews and sent them home. Except then they were allies. And the Iranian was the liberator of the Semite. History has a very dark sense of humor.
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UpintheValley
UpintheValley@UpintheValley·
@olcaytux "Permission". The IRGC is now straight piracy. Hitting a tanker is like shooting a cow in a feedlot and pretending you're a big game hunter.
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Sputnik
Sputnik@SputnikInt·
❌No trust, no deal: What are Iran's terms to end war with US? A US signature on any deal “means nothing,” political analyst Seyed Mohammad Marandi tells Sputnik. He lays out the core of Iran’s distrust: The US tore up the Iran deal and “conspired to wage war” against Iran with Israel, so “there is nothing to negotiate.” 💬“The only way that this war will come to an end is when neighboring countries can no longer be a platform for US military aggression,” says the pundit. He adds that the sovereignty of Iran and its allies must be respected, and ceasefires in Lebanon and Gaza observed. This war will teach the US to never attack Iran again — while Israel will be forced to face the end of its era of genocidal impunity. 💬“If US hegemony comes to an end, this region will thrive like no other part of the world,” he concludes.
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Tomthunkit™
Tomthunkit™@TomthunkitsMind·
Iran has taken the gloves off. Trump gave Iran a 5-day extension on bombing their power plants. Netanyahu didn’t get the memo, last night he attacked 2 of Iran’s power facilities. Now, Kuwait is in total darkness. ISREAL lost their Haifa power plant and oil storage facilities. In less than a month, Trump not only lost the war but also all the military bases, radars, ships, planes, the Strait of Hormuz, NATO allies, GGC partners, Americans’ real estate investments in Dubai, US banks, data centers, and oil companies’ assets, as well as America’s trust, prestige, reputation, status and global dominance with the Petrodollar. We committed war crimes killing 160 elementary-aged school girls. Then we fired a second Tomahawk missile at the school when parents and teachers responded to help. We lost our ability to sell US bonds. We shown that we can’t protect the Gulf States so, they will probably divest from US IT companies who were helping us in the AI race with China. We removed the sanctions on Russia and Iran. Russia is punishing Europe with exorbitant prices. We’ve caused a historic global energy crisis and possibly a worldwide recession. But Netanyahu has lost THE STATE OF ISRAEL. It is quickly becoming uninhabitable. Those leaving will never return. No water, sewer, power, jobs, bunkers, shelters, missile defense systems, airport, fuel, or food. Bibi has warrants in over 120 countries for war crimes for his attempted genocide in GAZA. It’s amazing how fast the world has turned upside down.
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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86·
BREAKING: The IRGC toll booth at the Strait of Hormuz right now accepts three currencies: cash, yuan, and cryptocurrency. The third one is the one that keeps sanctions lawyers awake at night. Because the third one moves at the speed of light through rails that no government on Earth fully controls. The Financial Times and Lloyd’s List confirmed that payments for the $2 million per-tanker toll are accepted in cash, cryptocurrency, or barter. The dominant crypto rail, per Chainalysis reporting on IRGC flows, is USDT on the Tron blockchain. The reason is mechanical: Tron settles in approximately 3 seconds per block, charges negligible fees, and operates with limited identity verification on many access points. A $2 million stablecoin transfer can be initiated, confirmed, and received before a sanctions compliance officer finishes reading the transaction alert. The IRGC’s crypto architecture is not improvised. Chainalysis documented over $3 billion in IRGC-linked USDT flows in 2025 alone, used for sanctions evasion, oil settlement, and proxy funding across Hezbollah and Houthi networks. The Hormuz toll gate is the latest application of an infrastructure that was already operational before the first missile was fired. The war did not create the crypto rail. The war gave it a chokepoint to monetise. The United States has responded with targeted sanctions. OFAC has designated dozens of IRGC-linked Tron addresses. Tether has frozen identified wallets. But the disruption rate, per Chainalysis estimates, remains approximately 10 to 20 percent of identifiable flows. The gap between identification and enforcement is structural. The IRGC uses layered transfers through multiple addresses, cross-chain bridges to other networks, over-the-counter desks in jurisdictions beyond US reach, and integration with yuan settlement channels for larger state-linked transactions. Each layer adds obfuscation. Each bridge adds jurisdiction. Each OTC desk adds deniability. The 3-second block time means the funds have moved before the freeze order arrives. Behind the crypto toll, a parallel rail operates at the state level. Russia’s digital ruble and China’s e-CNY are being used in bilateral trade with Iran for oil and fertiliser settlement on sovereign, permissioned blockchains that sit entirely outside US jurisdiction. These are not decentralised networks. They are centrally controlled ledgers operated by the Russian Central Bank and the People’s Bank of China. The United States cannot sanction a sovereign central bank’s own ledger. It cannot freeze a digital ruble that never touches a US-regulated rail. The CBDC channel handles the larger, slower, state-to-state flows. The USDT channel handles the tactical, fast, deniable flows. Together they form a two-tier payment system that bypasses the dollar from both the top and the bottom. This is the war’s financial dimension that almost nobody is covering. The kinetic war degrades launchers and flattens headquarters. The energy war closes the strait and blocks fertiliser. The financial war builds a parallel payment system under live fire that may outlast the conflict itself. The yuan toll collects at the gate. The USDT transfer settles in 3 seconds. The digital ruble clears between Moscow and Tehran on a ledger Washington cannot read. And the dollar, which has governed energy settlement since 1974, watches from the other side of the strait where 400 ships are waiting and none of them are paying in greenbacks. The molecules are trapped. The money is not. And the money that moves through the toll booth is building the infrastructure that the molecules will use when the strait finally reopens, in a currency that is no longer the dollar. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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Ali Abunimah
Ali Abunimah@AliAbunimah·
Iran has issued a "6-point statement" aimed at Muslims and Muslim governments. It's consistent with their message from the beginning, but likely aims to win or consolidate popular support across Muslim/Arab worlds while embarrassing the governments. Here's a quick translation offered for reporting and analysis: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful To Muslims around the world and to the governments of Islamic countries: 1. Iran has been subjected to a deceptive American–Zionist aggression that occurred during negotiations, with the aim of dismantling Iran. This aggression led to the martyrdom of the great and self-sacrificing leader of the Islamic Revolution, as well as a number of civilians and military commanders. However, the aggressors were met with firm national and Islamic resistance from the Iranian people. 2. You know that, except for rare cases and only within the limits of political positions, no Islamic state has stood by the Iranian people. Nevertheless, the Iranian people, with their strong will, were able to suppress the attacking enemy until it has now become unable to find a way out of this strategic impasse. 3. Iran is continuing on the path of resistance in confronting the Greater Satan and the Lesser Satan, meaning the United States and Israel. But is the position of some Islamic governments not contradictory to the saying of the Prophet: "Whoever hears a man calling 'O Muslims!' and does not respond to him is not a Muslim." So what kind of Islam is this? 4. Some countries have gone even further than that, saying that Iran has become an enemy to them because it targeted American bases and American and Israeli interests on their lands. Is Iran expected to stand idly by while American bases in your countries are used to attack it? This is a flimsy pretext. The confrontation today is between America and Israel on one side, and Iran, the Muslim nation, and the forces of resistance on the other. So which side will you stand with? 5. Think about the future of the Islamic world. You know that America has no loyalty to you and that Israel is your enemy. Pause for a moment and reflect on yourselves and on the future of the region. Iran is sincere in advising you and does not seek to dominate you. 6. The unity of the Islamic Ummah, if achieved with full strength, is capable of guaranteeing security, progress, and independence for all its countries. Assalu Alaykum A servant among the servants of God, Ali Larijani
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Idris@7signxx·
How to wear the Ihram, may Allah bless you with Hajj or Umrah...
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