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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار
@docstobar
free palestine 🍉 anthro, magic, games https://t.co/DvxtHa8opw
Katılım Kasım 2017
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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
I didn't understand the most of it bcz of the dialect but enough 😂
He's telling Trump is this you being a superpower?
This bridge solved all your problems?
Ok, we are Iranians, a day later, 100 meters away, we made a new one
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@gabrielwinant Dot is works for me but you can also try dot ph
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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
Remember: Anne Frank wasn’t thrown into a gas chamber. She died of typhus, likely contracted from the filthy, overcrowded conditions at Bergen-Belsen. Yet, to call her anything but a very much intended victim of the Holocaust is basically Holocaust denial.
What, then, is this?
Warfare Analysis@warfareanalysis
A massive chickenpox outbreak is spreading rapidly across Gaza’s crowded displaced families tents 20 day old Palestinian baby girl Tala Abu Ghali has contracted the disease while living with her family in an extremely hot tent with almost no basic necessities.
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She fought in a war that started with the murder of 160 school children.
OSINTdefender@sentdefender
Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, 19, of Carrollton, Texas, was identified earlier today as one of the fatalities from last week’s Iranian ballistic missile strike on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Pvt. Gonzales was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 57th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 52nd Air Defense Artillery Brigade, 10th Army Air Missile Defense Command, based out of Ansbach, Germany.
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@docstobar @susanabulhawa Palestine cafe on Enghelab (Revolution) street ❤️❤️
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I just learned there is a cafe in Tehran that has my picture hanging on a wall among so many of my heroes. What an unexpected, humbling honor it is to be loved by such a beautiful people of an ancient, glorious cultural heritage. Iran is teaching the whole of the Global South how to assert indigenous sovereignty and civilizational ethos against colonial extraction and capitalist garbage. May their victor pave the way for true liberation for us all.
thank you @hodassherif for the photo.
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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
خردهفرهنگ کافهنشینی در این شهر تغییر کرده. به خیابون هم کشیده شده. به غایت هم زیباست؛ اشیاءش و بدنهاش و صداهاش.
حالا هی بیفتید سنایی و ایرانشهر پلمب کنید آدمها رو وسط فلاکت اقتصادی و اضطراب سیاسی و جنگزدگی عذاب بدید و رشوه بگیرید و از زندگی بندازید.
که زندهباد زندگی
Islamic Republic of Iran 🇮🇷 فارسی
Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
Jordan is the key, the last & most important layer defending Israel.
The increasing rate of direct hits is a direct result of Radars & other U.S. equipment destroyed in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar ... added to the depletion of air defense interceptors, something that couldn't have been achieved in a few days.
During 20 years CENTCOM turned Arab countries into a dome protecting Israel, and Iran is now methodically dismantling it.
MenchOsint@MenchOsint
"Why isn't Iran attacking Israel" During the first days of war, most missile/drones were being intercepted over Jordan, due to ADs deployed there, Radars in Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia ... So i believe taking down the "Arab wall" first is a better strategy.
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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
The USA a few weeks ago murdered 180 kids just like this.
As they sat in school a missile blew them to pieces.
Trump still denies it and sat here smiling.
But now it's "let's believe in love" - tomorrow we will murder more kids in Gaza & Iran.
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@docstobar And no less, the same asshole country that also just told fifa they’ll decline hosting women’s World Cup 2031 unless trans athletes are banned (of which there’s been only one in history, and that was an AFAB non binary player)
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There's a lot of bullshit in the World Cup but this was really something else.
Marina Purkiss@MarinaPurkiss
Finding this quite hard to stomach from a country that is bombing the shit out of other countries…
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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
Finding this quite hard to stomach from a country that is bombing the shit out of other countries…
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@SasanianShah @alexshams_ دیگه این شد بحث metaepistemology 😂
@docstobar @alexshams_ نه. ولی همه اش برمبنای اینه که They had concluded that US had no intention of honouring the terms. از نظر حقیقی که نمیتونستند چنبن چیزی رو بدونند (حالا بماند که ولی نصر از کجا اینو میدونه؟). پس حدس زده بودند، هرچقدر هم مثلاً برمبنای اطلاعات باشه.
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این خلاصه حرفهای ولی نصر درباره دلائل از سر گیری جنگ خیلی درست و کلیدی است. هر کس فکر میکند ایران از سر زیادهخواهی یا به خاطر «جنوب لبنان» یا تحت تاثیر شعار انتقام به جنگ بازگشته بد نیست این پنج شش دقیقه را گوش دهد.
Drop Site@DropSiteNews
🎥 Crisis Group’s Ali Vaez asked why Iran would “sacrifice” a supposedly generous U.S. deal over control of the Strait of Hormuz, including a southern corridor handling at best 20% of traffic. Vali Nasr rejected the premise, arguing Tehran concluded early that Washington never intended to honor the MOU and was using it to catch its breath before another war. Nasr said Iran had expected another Israeli/U.S. round by October. Instead, it came much sooner. He identified four signals that convinced Tehran the MOU was never going to be implemented: 1️⃣ No money arrived. No frozen Iranian funds were released. Nasr said one person told him that if chief negotiator Qalibaf had returned from Doha with even $1 billion, “the conversation in Iran would have been very different.” Two months of oil waivers do little to change Iran’s economic position. 2️⃣ Lebanon showed Tehran the U.S. would not honor what it signed. Nasr said Washington agreed to provisions on Lebanon in the MOU, then almost immediately helped create conditions for Israel to operate there with the Lebanese government’s approval, effectively stripping Iran of leverage. 3️⃣ The U.S. began rebuilding for war immediately after signing. Military assets poured into the region in a pattern Tehran recognized from the buildup before February. Nasr said the rhetoric around diplomacy was simply not matched by what Iran was seeing militarily. 4️⃣ Washington began “whittling down” Iran’s control of Hormuz. Nasr stressed two separate moves: the U.S. encouraged tankers not to coordinate with Iran at all, then pushed them toward the southern channel. Iran drew the line. Washington responded with a massive escalation, targeting missile and drone batteries in an effort to take control of the strait out of its hands. 🔸Vali Nasr’s key point: Iran does not see this as a choice between economic benefits and Hormuz. In Tehran’s view, there were no economic benefits to “sacrifice” because Washington was never going to deliver them. And without control of Hormuz, Iran believes it has no leverage to force the U.S. to implement any future deal. As Nasr put it, control of the strait gives Iran a “sword of Damocles over the head of the global economy” that Tehran sees as “essential” to getting anything from Washington. @vali_nasr | @CrisisGroup
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@SasanianShah @alexshams_ این چهار تا مورد حدسه؟
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@docstobar @alexshams_ همهاش اما بر مبنای یک حدسه، این که امریکا اصلاً قصد نداشته به توافق پایبند بمونه.
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Jordan operated as a key hub for executing the February 28 attack on Iran and also seemed to have specific detail on the type of operation it would be including the killing of Iranian leaders and attempts at regime change.
It would be more respectable to just own the conflict than attempting to deny the obvious or acting like an innocent bystander. This goes equally for the other GCC states that have been involved in the war.
Ali Younes@Ali_reports
Jordan FM @AymanHsafadi denied publicly days ago that the US has a military base in Jordan,a line that has been repeated by other officials and government media. It’s not clear why Jordan keeps denying the existence of a US military base the US built with its own money,publicly.
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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
To say that the US underestimated Iran's missile capabilities is only half true. Yes, there was an underestimation.
But there was also a deliberate effort to downplay Iran's capabilities and silence and deplatform those who, early on, pointed to their efficiency after the first round of attacks between Israel and Iran.
And the reason was clear: To get Trump to agree to a larger war, a media narrative of Iranian weakness (Iran's a paper tiger, it is on the brink of collapse, etc etc) had to be manufactured.
In that context, any acknowledgment of Iran's actual capabilities (which were demonstrated already in April and October 2024) was non-permissible.
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There's an expression in Persian that goes:
"You haven't pissed on hard ground yet."
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Alireza Doostdar علیرضا دوستدار retweetledi
Iran appears to be successfully hitting more of their targets in Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait than I recall them hitting during the initial phase of the war. No hangar in Jordan seems safe. I guess that’s what Trump and CENTCOM calls “degraded”.
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