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A salvo of 1000 Khoramshar missile with 80 submunitions could cause the below firestorm. From grok!

@Ignis_Rex The air refuelers we using it as a hub now they can’t.

After last night bombing bonanza by Iran - no commercial plane is able to land in Ben Gurion International Airport which is damaged. Now all the settlers who were promised free land in the West Bank which they can steal from Palestinians, are fleeing by the land border with Egypt or Jordan, or if they are rich they can charter a private yacht for their family at USD 20,000 to take them to Cyprus island which is about 300 km away. The total urban and industrial areas of Israel is very small - about the size of the city of Paris (100 sq km). With no more interceptors and early warning radars, at the rate Iran is bombing Israel - by 30 March 2026 most building in Tel Aviv and Haifa will be razed to the ground.

@pati_marins64 Russia has warned them twice now.

The Israeli Strike Near Iran’s Reactor is an Ominous Signal The US and Israel find themselves cornered with dwindling options and growing desperation. This is evident in their attacks on Iran’s electrical grid and their calculated attempt to shift the Overton Window toward the nuclear threshold. The statement by Trump advisor David Sacks, suggesting Israel could escalate the conflict with nuclear options, coincides with a missile strike landing just 350 meters from the Bushehr reactor. This isn’t just a warning; it’s a veiled threat. It’s a trial balloon designed to gauge the global reaction to such a catastrophic possibility. A direct hit on an Iranian reactor would inevitably force Iran to retaliate against Dimona, leading us into a spiral of nuclear escalation, but what if Dimona be empty? As global opinion is being tested, this "window" is being meticulously shifted and calibrated. Currently, US-Israeli options, beyond aerial bombardment, include sector-specific ground operations. But what if these operations end in disaster? Even a NATO intervention might change nothing. In Libya, European NATO forces depleted their ammunition in about 10 days during a low-intensity conflict. Today, Rheinmetall claims European stockpiles are bone-dry. While I usually take Rheinmetall’s claims with a grain of salt, this time it actually makes sense. We are looking at a scenario of severe ammunition shortages against a heavily entrenched and well-armed Iran. Any landing operation would be a bloodbath. I believe that, faced with mounting internal and external failures, the US and Israel will gradually push the Overton Window to a choice between total defeat or the use of tactical nuclear weapons, in the event of a catastrophic failure of ground operations. Tactical nuclear weapons are strictly forbidden for use, yet their radiation dissipates within weeks in the current environment. Even so, it would constitute a grave war crime. I do not believe the U.S. would embark on such a path, but I cannot say the same for Israel. Ending the war with Iran still possessing enriched uranium would be equivalent to admitting that Netanyahu, instead of increasing his people's security, did the exact opposite. The internal pressure would be immense. If nothing goes as planned and the death toll rises, I feel this window can shift much faster.

Russia warned Israel a second time not to strike anywhere near Bushehr plant.

Apti Alaudinov congratulates Muslims on the completion of the Holy Month of Ramadan. Eid Mubarak! Akhmat Sila!!

@okok86072 They didn’t budget for more than 40 days. Is that like the 40 days and 40 nights thing. Are they really that deep into it.

Haaretz: - The first 19 days of the war on Iran cost 20 billion shekels - The amount allocated for managing the war on Iran is 39 billion shekels

❗️ IRANIAN MISSILE WAVE ENGULFS ALL OF NORTH ISRAEL

@PrepperCanadian I agree with this assessment. No one will come out unscathed.

This war will last a decade or armageddon. Whichever comes first.

@elonmusk But missing the Russian micro nuclear engine.

Cute

@cirnosad They are lurking and ingesting all data into their fine tuned model. Probably with help from Elon….

It’s AI because Netanyahu’s office has been reacting to every one of our suggestions. Every single appearance of Netanyahu fixed an issue we pointed out before. Think about it.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: After intense pressure from President Trump, at least six allies—Germany, UK, France, Italy, Netherlands and Japan—issued expressed their "readiness to contribute to appropriate efforts" to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

@poordart Asking for a friend.

Any updates on this?

@RT_com They know everything yet didn’t know Iran would close the straits and finish the whole gulf!

It is UNCLEAR his status or involvement, he was injured very SEVERELY — Tulsi Gabbard on Mojtaba Khamenei

@DD_Geopolitics 😉

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Welcome to the club, Iran. IYKYK.

@lrozen I doubt the US doesn’t have technical experts but Trumps intention from the beginning was war so why would he send real US Los Alamos experts.

Araghchi trying to explain nuclear fuel production to Witkoff and Kushner at talks in Oman in February, because the US negotiators did not bring technical experts: Amwaj report: amwaj.media/en/article/ins… “Informed Iranian political sources familiar with the talks additionally highlighted that the lack of nuclear expertise on the part of Kushner and Witkoff, in addition to the absence of a technical team, caused consternation in the negotiations. According to the senior source, “Araghchi on several occasions explained the stages of nuclear fuel production and the difference between an enrichment facility and a reactor to Witkoff, yet the US negotiator still believed that the Tehran Research Reactor was an enrichment facility producing radio-medicines.”

“Very high verbal IQ” Iran was negotiating with subh*mans.

@zerohedge Demand doesn’t fall off on its own…

While everyone is focusing on the supply side of energy, here is what nobody is discussing (yet): demand is falling off a cliff, as either prices are too high, or there simply aren't any physical inputs. First in Asia: With over half of Japan's naphtha imported, petrochemical producers are trimming output: - Mitsubishi Chemical and Mitsui Chemicals have reduced ethylene runs -Sumitomo Chemical may delay restarting Keiyo Ethylene and expects reduced rates even after restart. South Korea is also seeing pressure build across the sector. - YNCC, one of the region’s largest ethylene producers, has declared force majeure and is running its cracker at significantly reduced rates. - Both Lotte Chemical and LG Chem have warned customers that they may follow, and the government has temporarily designated naphtha an “economic security item” to manage dwindling stocks. In China, Sinopec has cut March refinery runs by about 10% to conserve crude stocks. - A Shell–CNOOC joint venture has shut its Huizhou ethylene cracker and told customers that polyethylene shipments are suspended indefinitely effective March 5 - Wanhua Chemical has declared force majeure for Middle Eastern customers amid severe LPG feedstock disruptions. In Indonesia, Chandra Asri is operating at reduced rates and has declared force majeure following a sudden halt in feedstock arrivals. In Taiwan, Formosa Plastics Group’s Taiwan Petrochemical declared force majeure on March 10 and indicated that, if shortages worsen, volumes will be allocated based on actual availability. India suspended shipments of LPG to commercial operators to prioritize supplies for households, leading to worries from hotels and restaurants that they may be forced to close.