@MarioNawfal I agree. It's like 30,000 targets selected by Palantir software to inflict maximum damage on the Iran regime. Next step is a total blockade of the Hormuz Strait by Trump.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 TRUMP WILL FIGHT IRAN WITH THE REGIME'S METHODS
With the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz putting severe pressure on the U.S., Aaron Mate believes Trump will resort to decimating Iran, disregarding any convention of war to secure a victory.
By the time the war is over, Iran will likely be a wasteland resembling Syria.
"I see Trump going on a bombing spree.
You can spend hours talking about the damage he has done to Iranian civilian life.
Trying to turn Iran into Syria."
@aaronjmate
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇺🇸🇮🇷 A DIVIDED U.S. IS TO BLAME FOR A LACK OF RESTRAINT IN WAR Aaron Maté said that a polarized U.S. is a key prerequisite for American foreign policy spiraling out of control. Trump doesn’t need to act with restraint because voters have become too rigid. “It’s a very polarized nation where people are struggling to make it because the economy is declining. There’s not a lot of space out there for public opposition to war.” @aaronjmate
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I'm seeing thousands of Americans in my timeline on X today:
a) rooting against America
b) hoping Trump is dead
c) rooting against THE RESCUE of an American pilot
Where do we go from here?
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The people out there who were hoping the IRGC would capture the air crew and are now disappointed by the successful rescue are invited to leave the country with all possible speed. Get the hell out of here. 🇺🇸
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Fox News can confirm that the 2nd crew member of the downed F15E fighter jet has been rescued and he and the members of the rescue team that extracted him from behind enemy lines in Iran are all safely out of Iran. That according to two senior US officials and multiple well placed sources in the region. The Weapons Systems Officer ejected along with the pilot when their F15E Strike Eagle they were flying was struck Thursday night (early Friday local time) in southwest Iran.
The WSO used the SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape) training to evade capture, hiding on an elevated ridge after hiking away from the wreckage and putting out an emergency beacon.) US Special Operations rescue forces to include PJs (United States Air Force Pararescuemen (PJs) and many layers of elite rescue forces took part in the complex, layered mission to both find the crew member and also keep the Iranian forces who were hunting the American weapons system operator at bay. There are videos that have appeared from local eyewitnesses that show what appear to have been injured and dead Iranian members of the IRGC and Basij who were looking for the downed American crew member. Fox has learned there was fighting on the ground but no Americans killed during the operation. “It was a very complex operation to retrieve the downed service member,” a well placed source briefed on the operation told me. Many different branches of the US military were involved in the rescue.
Fox News can confirm the A10 Warthog that crashed Friday was involved in providing cover for the rescue teams searching for the pilot. That A10 crashed in Kuwait (first reported by ABC Friday) but the A10 pilot managed to eject safely and was rescued. There was destruction of aircraft which have sensitive equipment on board, I am told, all part of this complex CSAR (Combat Search and Rescue) mission.
The F15E was pretty much destroyed on impact. Two rescue helicopters were hit by enemy fire on Friday and crew members onboard were injured by enemy fire but managed to make it out of Iran.
There were a lot of elements to this rescue, I am told.
Jennifer Griffin@JenGriffinFNC
2nd American F15E crew member rescued and safe after complex rescue operation that began Friday morning, two senior US officials confirm to me.
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🚨 BREAKING via NYT:
An Air Force officer whose fighter jet had been shot down in Iran was rescued by U.S. Special Operations forces in a risky Saturday night mission that took commandos deep into enemy territory.
A senior U.S. military official described the mission to rescue the airman as one of the most challenging and complex in the history of U.S. special operations.
The mission to save the crew member employed hundreds of special forces troops, dozens of U.S. warplanes, helicopters, and cyber, space and other intelligence capabilities.
U.S. attack aircraft dropped bombs and opened fire on Iranian convoys to keep them away from the area where the airman was hiding. As U.S. forces converged on the downed airman, a firefight erupted, two former senior military officials briefed on the operation said.
The airman was equipped with a beacon and a secure communication device for coordinating with forces mounting the rescue.
A senior U.S. military official described the mission to rescue the airman as one of the most challenging and complex in the history of U.S. special operations.
In a final twist after the weapons officer was rescued, two transport planes that would carry the commandos and the airmen to safety got stuck at a remote base in Iran. Commanders decided to fly in three new planes to extract all the U.S. military personnel and the airmen, and they blew up the two disabled planes rather than have them fall into Iranian hands.
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@MarioNawfal The Iranian regime can avoid all these situations. Just call Marco Rubio and obey. Delcy did it and she is fine.
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🇮🇷 Strikes are hammering Iran’s water infrastructure, shattering desalination plants and reservoirs, pushing clean water access into crisis.
And civilians are the ones feeling it most.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱 A strike hit near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant, killing a security guard. IAEA is concerned, but no radiation leak so far. Iran warns any fallout would devastate Gulf nations. The conflict is spreading and getting more dangerous by the hour. Source: ABC, HRW
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🚨🇮🇷 Iran just "opened" the Strait of Hormuz. But read the fine print.
Ships carrying essential goods and humanitarian supplies can now pass through... to Iranian ports.
Under IRGC-approved protocols, with cargo lists, crew manifests, and destinations submitted in advance.
Iran shut the strait to pressure the West, then selectively reopened it for allies: China, Russia, India, Pakistan, Philippines, country by country, deal by deal.
Today's announcement is the next layer: inbound humanitarian cargo for Iran itself.
2,000 vessels are still stranded, oil is still above $100. Israel-linked ships are still being targeted, Iran hit one with a drone in the strait this morning, same day as this announcement.
Iran is managing the strait like a sovereign economic weapon. It's not open. It's on Iran's terms, for Iran's benefit, on Iran's timeline.
Source: Tasnim, @clashreport
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran: "We will demonstrate our capabilities in the field. New air defense systems that are being built domestically will be unveiled one after another in the field of action. We will definitely achieve full control over our country's sky and will prove the humiliation of the cowardly enemy to the world more than ever." @TabzLIVE
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Nigel Farage’s Stark Warning: No America Means a Defenseless NATO Against Iran and Russia‼️
Without America, we are defenseless,” says Nigel Farage.
Not only does Iran possess ballistic missiles capable of reaching all of Europe, but Russia is watching closely. NATO will be defenseless without America.
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Iran’s power grid has been devastated by US and Israeli strikes — Tehran is now in complete blackout.
Trump: “This is full-scale war now. The Iranian regime brought this hell on itself.”
Back to the Stone Age.
Liberation is coming.
Free Iran
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@WHLeavitt NATO is history. Europe has lost the American nuclear umbrella. Trump must declare that he is never going to use the US nuclear arsenal to defend Europe and put America at risk. For all practical purposes, NATO is over.
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100,000 U.S. troops and $60 billion a year defending Europe — and zero help on Hormuz.
Time to bring them home.
No more free rides.
Do you support withdrawing from NATO?
A. Yes
B. No
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@MarioNawfal Who cares , there is no point of return . keep bombing !!!
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🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran warns if Washington strikes its infrastructure, it will "obliterate all American and Zionist assets in the region" and demands Gulf states expel U.S. troops.
The missing pilot, aircraft shot down, and now this...
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇮🇷 Iran's Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf just posted a very pointed question about which countries and companies depend most on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait for oil, LNG, wheat, rice, and fertilizer shipments. To be clear, that's a multi-layered threat. First, the Houthi card. Iran doesn't border the Bab el-Mandeb; Yemen does. By pointing at this chokepoint, Ghalibaf is reminding everyone that Tehran can order the Houthis to shut down the Red Sea entirely. Despite Saudi backroom efforts to keep them quiet, Iran is signaling they're ready to pull the trigger. Second, he's weaponizing global starvation. He didn't just mention oil and LNG. He specifically highlighted wheat, rice, and fertilizer. With Hormuz already choked and crude past $140, closing Bab el-Mandeb would simultaneously trigger an energy crisis in Europe and food shortages across the developing world. Third, he's putting a target on corporate boardrooms. By asking "which companies" have the highest transit volumes, he's warning the likes of Maersk and MSC that their vessels are in the crosshairs. The goal is to spark panic in maritime insurance markets that halts shipping before a single missile is even fired. The message to Washington is crystal clear: keep bombing our capital and dismantling our infrastructure, and we will use our proxies to dismantle the global supply chain. Two chokepoints. One lever. And Iran still has its hand on it. And he's doing it with a thinking emoji, which might be the most menacing use of an emoji in the history of geopolitics...
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@LauraLoomer It’s the water!!!! The target are not the power plants , the targets are the big electrical transformers and substations. Keep focus on the grid.
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As I just said, President Trump said he doesn’t want to destroy their infrastructure if he can avoid it, but he will if he has to.
Trump has been kind enough. He has generously set up negotiations, and the Iranians have refused to meet in Pakistan. If you don’t come to the table for a deal, then the next logical choice is to bomb them into oblivion.
Sadly, genocidal Muslims don’t make deals, they only operate in the world of death and destruction.
It’s time for the United States to kill them.
Daniel Davis Deep Dive@DanielLDavis1
Just curious, Ms. Loomer, if there is such a simple military solution to open the STRAIT, why after 35 days of war does it remain closed? Secondly, how do you square the “kind hearted President Trump” with the declaration that he will bomb them just two days ago “back into the Stone Age “where they belong”, and secretary of war Pete Hegseth declaring there would be no Mercy or quarter given to Iran?
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@LauraLoomer She is right. Keep bombing. The Palantir software already has the targets for maximum efficiency. Troops on the ground are out of the question. The electric grid is the key. Iran was in a severe drought before the conflict; the next step is easy to infer.
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If we really want to be taken seriously when we talk about sending Iran “back to the stone ages” then this is what needs to happen.
The US needs to bomb Iran’s:
Power & water infrastructure
Bank and financial institutions
Production/storage facilities for fertilizer and pesticides
Every single Islamist/regime “cultural heritage” sites, including every single mosque
Natural gas and oil pipelines
Kharg Island
Civil logistics hubs
Courthouses and jails
All of these need to be hit.
We need to deprive Iran of all the niceties of a moderne day society, and we need to do so now.
And then we need to make the people beg on their knees for humanitarian food assistance from the international Red Cross so that the people force Iran to surrender to the US.
This is how you WIN wars. Cutis LeMay understood this very well.
It’s time to carpet bomb Iran.
Force them to their knees.
Destroy the infrastructure. It’s the only way.
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@Harrisbro777 The USA must impose a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz to all ships until Iran agrees to total opening and free passage. If there is no free passage for the USA, there will be no free passage for anybody.
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🚨 IRAN JUST OFFERED EUROPE A HORMUZ DEAL. YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY JUST TRIGGERED. 🚨
On the surface: Iran offered the EU transit access through the Strait of Hormuz.
Sounds like a small diplomatic move. Standard geopolitics.
It is not. This is a goddamn financial nuclear bomb.
Let that sink in.
💀 The Hormuz Strait carries 20% of ALL the world's oil consumption
💀 Europe's energy bill jumped $16.2 BILLION in just 30 days of war
💀 Natural gas in Europe is up 100%. Oil up 60%. Diesel at $200/barrel
💀 Dollar reserves have already fallen from 70% to 56.9% in 25 years
💀 Iran joined BRICS in 2024. Russia banned dollar transactions. Gold hit $5,500/oz
⚠️ If Europe takes this deal, they pay in euros — not dollars
⚠️ One major non-dollar oil deal is all it takes to show the world it CAN be done
Do you understand the scale of what's happening?
⚠️ The petrodollar is the most powerful financial system ever created. Born in 1974. It forced every nation on Earth to hold dollars just to buy oil. That's the entire basis of US financial dominance. Not strength. Not trust. OIL.
⚠️ If that system cracks — BRICS accelerates, Gulf states reconsider, dollar demand collapses, and America can no longer fund its $34 trillion debt on easy terms. The US doesn't lose a battle. It loses the WAR — the financial one it's been winning since 1974.
⚠️ ECB board member Panetta said it on April 2: "Even if the Iran war ends, the damage has been done." Deutsche Bank called the Iran war a "catalyst" for yuan replacing the petrodollar.
They're showing you a war about nuclear weapons and regional security.
They're NOT showing you that the REAL war is over who gets to print the world's reserve currency.
Here's the logic — follow it carefully:
→ Iran blocks Hormuz for the US. Opens it for EU with a deal.
→ EU, desperate and bleeding, seriously considers taking the deal.
→ Deal gets done in euros or yuan. Not dollars.
→ Every country watching — BRICS, Global South, Gulf states — sees it happen.
→ "If the EU can bypass the dollar, so can we."
→ Dollar demand falls. Reserve share collapses. US inflation rises.
→ You didn't just lose a trade route. You lost the dollar's 50-year monopoly on global trust.
If America is so powerful and the dollar is so safe, why is the EU considering a deal with the country America is bombing?
If Western unity is so solid, why did 40 countries meet to reopen Hormuz and achieve absolutely nothing?
Complete silence.
This is no longer just a Middle East war. This is a direct attack on the petrodollar — the system that powers the entire American empire.
Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨
This post is being throttled. Like + RT to keep it alive. ⚠️
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@ocram Si la derecha pierda contra Sánchez . Que nos gobierne la izquierda que vamos hacer.
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con Sánchez cada vez más arriba, con López Aliaga en descalabro confirmado y con Keiko (que pierde contra todo) afianzándose en la punta, este tuit afianza su vigencia.
la derecha necesita elegir un tercero para aglutinarse.
quedan 10 días
Marco Sifuentes 🚀@ocram
la cosa es así: López Aliaga y Keiko pierden contra Roberto Sánchez. sí o sí. la derecha necesita colocar a otro en la segunda vuelta. pero, claro, no lo harán.
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@MarioNawfal Let's give a little help. The USA should also blockade all the vessels that go through the Hormuz Strait. All the vessels, full stop.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S. intelligence just confirmed what the markets already knew: Hormuz isn't opening anytime soon...
Multiple intelligence reports warn that Iran will hold the Strait because it's the only leverage keeping Tehran in the game.
Former CIA Director Bill Burns said Iran now sees Hormuz as "much more potent than even a nuclear weapon."
The war designed to strip Iran of its power accidentally gave it the most consequential strategic weapon on earth: a hand on the valve of 20% of global oil supply.
Iran isn't holding Hormuz out of desperation. It's holding it because the math works.
High energy prices pressure Trump politically. Passage fees fund reconstruction.
And the threat of permanent disruption guarantees Tehran a seat at any negotiation table.
The shipping lane is only two miles wide. One drone can shut it down.
Seizing the coastline doesn't solve the problem because Iran can launch from deep inside the country.
Even after the war ends, intelligence analysts warn Tehran will keep leveraging the Strait for security guarantees and economic recovery.
Source: Reuters
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🚨🇮🇷 Absolutely massive explosions seen in Tehran.
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@NoahRevoy @BasedHypnotist Europe belief the third way. Imagine if the US start rationing Ai tokens to its allies or access to the most powerful Ai models . In a world of Palantir type contractor for defense.
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@BasedHypnotist I think the sticking point was that Congress would never approve shutting down the bases in Europe. So Trump found a way around that. If the host countries shut them down, there is no need to ask Congress. It becomes a done deal, and everyone goes home.
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