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@7signxx United Nations is gone , we need a new world order

"This is the former Foreign Minister of Iran, Mohammad Javad, speaking about how they used to defend themselves in the past and how they will defend themselves now and in the future with such great missiles in their arsenal. He is a very sound and brilliant man." ©HarunaAliTijjani

@hippyygoat We are solders , Tears of the Sun . Go watch both movies

3000 men willing to sacrifice their lives for Israel!!!! The US is expected send 3,000 troops from the 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East.

@IranSpec They can take it but can’t hold it . Ask us General, they will tell you the facts

Let me state the obvious. If the U.S wanted to take Kharg Island, there wouldn’t be a damn thing the Iranian military could do. They could take the island in 8 hours. It’s literally an 8km long piece of land.

@saif_aldareei Do you see the huge mountains, it can’t be penetrated with even bunker buster

All the secret sites, caves, and underground storage facilities built by the Iranian regime over the years are now being exposed through satellite imagery. This desert site was part of their grand plan to flood the region with missiles. Today, it is being struck and destroyed in front of the entire world. The Iranian regime is paying the price for its arrogance and terrorism.

@mitchellvii You entering into Russia Trap , they will destroy all that fleet , Britain will learn in a soft way

🇺🇸 🇬🇧 BRITAIN ANSWERS AMERICA'S CALL TO LEAD HORMUZ COALITION: Folks, Great Britain just stepped up huge and is answering Trump's call to lead this powerful multinational coalition in the Strait of Hormuz! British officers are already embedded with our CENTCOM. They are coordinating with France, Canada, Japan and more allies right now. We destroyed Iran's navy and air force completely. Now the Brits will clear those mines and keep oil flowing free. Twenty million barrels a day move through that strait. Real allies are finally doing their part, folks! Tremendous leadership from Britain. This is how you secure the world. We are making America respected again everywhere!

@LindseyGrahamSC @POTUS The war isn’t going your way , now you want to negotiate, it’s the same outcome you will get , nothing will change . Obama gave them the best deal , they destroyed our aircraft carrier and also some destroyer .

Not only do I support @POTUS and his team's efforts to negotiate with Iran to find a solution to the threats this regime presents to the region and the world, I encourage it. It is the outcome I seek, not the method. I have confidence in President Trump's negotiating team to make sure that any deal would meet the military objectives laid out early on. These include: ❌ No ballistic missile program to threaten America or our allies. ❌ Iran no longer being the largest state sponsor of terrorism, ending its support for terrorist proxies throughout the region and the world. ❌ Definitively ending the Iranian regime’s ambitions to obtain nuclear weapons once and for all. If diplomacy can achieve these objectives, I would not only support it, but I would also prefer it because war literally is hell.

@TheIranWatcher The money spent on tunnel create jobs for the Iranian

🚨 Billions of dollars were spent on secret underground missile networks that are now being destroyed. The Islamic Republic built tunnels 500 meters underground, branding them as a “missile metro system.” This is how they spent the people’s money, using the pretext of metro development to fund weapons programs and underground missile networks instead of investing in the lives of Iranians. In addition to squandering generations and draining Iran’s wealth, in the end they could not stop the war or secure peace.

@MarioNawfal Then after some years there will be another war , it will never end , than going to war , I choose diplomacy, people will always disagree but how you resolve it matters

If the Iranian Regime survives, it will be a long and slow recovery. If they fall, trillions of dollars of investment will flow into the region. This is the reality, whether you like it or not.

@BarackObama Thanks , health care is free in Russia , no one is even talking about it there , healthcare should be human rights free for all . But our doctors want to drive Lamborghini and want to live in 2 million mansion , if it’s continue such way , it will never cover everyone

The day the Affordable Care Act passed was one of my proudest moments as president, because it meant that millions of Americans would have access to health care, some for the first time. The ACA also prevented insurance companies from denying people with pre-existing conditions coverage, allowed young people under the age of 26 to remain on their parents’ plan, expanded Medicaid, and so much more. But the ACA was always meant to be a first step. We still have to do more to expand access and make health care more affordable for everyone.

@ImtiazMadmood People are selling stocks in an unprecedented way, he want to calm the market down , USA controls the stock and not Iran ,

The denial is necessary for the deal to work. Iran needs to publicly deny while privately negotiating. This is how every authoritarian regime exits a losing war. You never admit you’re talking until the deal is done, signed, and irreversible. Then you present it as a victory… “We forced the Americans to stop bombing,” “we extracted concessions,” “we negotiated from strength.” The denial is the face-saving mechanism that makes capitulation possible. But.. what if Iran is telling the truth? What if there are no negotiations? In that case, Trump just did something even more extraordinary and far more dangerous. He announced to the world that Iran is negotiating a “complete and total resolution” when Iran hasn’t agreed to any such thing. He suspended military strikes against power plants based on conversations that may not exist in the way he described. Why? The trap. If Trump publicly announces negotiations and suspends strikes, and Iran publicly denies it, Trump has created a binary for Iran. Option A... Iran stays silent, lets the “negotiations” narrative stand, and uses the space to actually begin negotiating. The denial was just for domestic consumption. The back channel is real. The deal proceeds. Option B... Iran aggressively denies it, doubles down on defiance, and continues attacking. In which case Trump says... I offered them peace. I paused our strikes in good faith. They responded with lies and more violence. Now I have the full moral authority to hit the power plants, hit Kharg Island, and escalate to whatever level I choose. The world watched me extend an olive branch and they slapped it away. Either way, Trump wins. If Iran is quietly negotiating, he gets the deal. If Iran genuinely refuses, he gets the justification for the next phase of escalation with the entire world having watched him try diplomacy first. There’s also a third possibility. “Conversations” doesn’t necessarily mean direct US-Iran negotiations. Trump said “the United States of America, and the country of Iran, have had… very good and productive conversations.” That language is deliberately ambiguous. The conversations could be happening through intermediaries… Oman, Qatar, the UAE, even China. Iran can truthfully say “we have not spoken to the Americans” while Omani diplomats are shuttling messages between Washington and whoever is actually running Iran right now. This is exactly how the original Iran nuclear deal began. Back-channel negotiations through Oman that neither side acknowledged until the framework was already in place. Trump would know this history. He’d also know that the IRGC hardliners would never authorize direct talks. But they might authorize an Omani or Qatari intermediary to “explore possibilities” while maintaining public denial. The word “conversations” is doing a lot of work in that post. It doesn’t say negotiations. It doesn’t say talks. It doesn’t say diplomacy. Conversations. That could be as informal as a message passed through a third party. Iran can deny formal negotiations truthfully while conversations through intermediaries are absolutely happening. If Iran’s denial is performative (for domestic consumption while talks continue), you’ll see… no major Iranian escalation in the next 48-72 hours. The Strait attacks slow down. The missile barrages against Israel and Gulf states decrease in frequency. Iran doesn’t hit another Gulf energy facility. The IRGC rhetoric stays hot but the operational tempo cools. If Iran’s denial is genuine (no talks, no intermediaries, total rejection), you’ll see... an immediate escalation. Another Diego Garcia attempt. More strikes on Gulf energy infrastructure. A major attack on a US base or vessel. The IRGC uses the “pause” in power plant strikes as a window to reconstitute and reposition. The next 48 hours of Iranian behavior will tell you whether the denial is theater or truth. Watch what they do, not what they say. Trump is watching the same thing. - @lamps_apple

@NiohBerg Can you Stfu

95% of the regime in Iran's supporter base consists of Arabs, South Asians and Afghans, along with stupid white communists. It's actually insane. I have never seen a pro-regime rally with actual Iranians in it.

@DavidJHarrisJr Do you know how long fighting has been going on in the Middle East , there won’t be peace there

🚨Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi tells Iran’s Arab neighbours that they will be able to live in peace once the regime falls: “The fall of the terrorist regime will open a historic window toward peace and prosperity. No more nuclear blackmail. No more terrorism and support for militias, and no more interference in the affairs of neighbors. Free Iran will return as a true partner, as it once was.”

@ImtiazMadmood The leader is well alive , another fake tweet

Khamenei's grandson, the founder of Tehran's Nazi regime, is the Iranian Supreme Leader, and the deep state, in order to ward off the danger from him, decided to spread the name of Mojtaba Khamenei as the Leader, while knowing that he has passed away. The Iranian Supreme Leader is Hassan Ahmad Khomeini. He is the one ruling Iran these days. - @HamedMusher

@paykhar Do you know hamas and all Palestine are Sunni , Iran supported them , Yemen are also Sunni , Iran supported them , South Africa are Christian, Iran supported them . They help those who are oppressed, it doesn’t matter if you Sunni , Shia or Christian. Iran has also helped Israel

Iran massacred thousands of Sunni Muslims in Iraq & Syria. Yet, most Sunnis around the world still favour Iran over the Sunni Arab nations fighting alongside Israel against Iran. This isn’t about Iran or Sunnis. It’s about the failure of rich Sunni Arab states.

@Megatron_ron They never said they wanted nukes , they still got hold of deals , the foreign minister said no contact with the administration

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump: “Tomorrow morning, we were expected to blow up their largest electric generating plants that cost over $10 billion to build. One shot. It's gone. It collapses. Why would they want that? So they called. I didn't call. They called. They want to make a deal.” Iran announced that they will destroy Israel’s plants if this happens.

@MarioNawfal I told you before who controls the military control the country, no one can by pass the IRCG , that is why Hezbollah doesn’t take orders from the Lebanese government. They do wherever that is the interest of the country. IRCG controls the economy, military and country . Good luck

IMPORTANT UPDATE: TRUMP IS BYPASSING THE IRGC Turns out Trump was saying the truth, but there's context The U.S is negotiating with Iran, this wasn't a bluff But Iran, as expected, is no longer one entity under one leadership The IRGC, more hardline and ideological, seem hell-bent on continuing this war, as they feel they have the upper hand. They rejected Trump's claim of ongoig negotiations, and now announced they will keep the Strait of Hormuz closed. In the meantime we are getting reports that a U.S. delegation is meeting an Iranian delegation in Pakistan, completely bypassing the IRGC This is a form of regime change, taking power away from the IRGC. This could go one of two ways: 1. After enough pressure and bombing, the IRGC fold and accept concessions, losing their grip on the country. This would be GREAT news for Iran and the world 2. The IRGC remain defiant, fighting for their survival, potentially militarily overthrowing the more moderate executive branch of the country This is an extremely important and sensitive period for Iran, Israel and the Middle East I hope Trump can pull it off

@TRIGGERHAPPYV1 6k is broke , by the end of the month , the whole money is gone for bills

Woman pulls up her bank account balance after someone called her broke while waiting in line at Walmart

@EylonALevy If Ukraine can’t won’t in Russia , we won’t win in Iran . You can propagate how you want . It’s just the reality, Iran will win this war either way or other

The Iranian regime tied its own noose. The Gulf states don’t want a nuclear deal anymore. They want the aggressive containment of the Iranian regime, or its overthrow. They can’t afford for Iran to wield this sword of Damocles over their heads after it showed what it can do.

@EylonALevy Iran will not deliberately attack Greece or Italy if they don’t pose a threat to Iran , Qatar was attacked because they are shooting down Iran missile and they are letting Israel planes by pass their airspace. It’s logic

I will never understand the arrogance of European leaders who assume their countries are immune. If Iran attacked Qatar and Oman, it can attack Greece or Italy. It has already attacked Cyprus. The Iranian regime is a global menace.

@BritishBastardX They have the same in USA , they doing that to save money and they don’t trust your medication, they even have their own coke , food , I buy all my stuff at Jewish food store . They are showing us the light . If u know u know

Just a quick one. Why the fuck do we have "Jewish" abulances in the UK? Am i the only one failing to understand?