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The Nail In The Coffin For Iran Now it's confirmed, based on the direction of attack, there is a 0% chance the USA fired a Tomahawk Cruise Missile at the "school" that the IRGC claims killed 165 people. IMAGE 1 Even using Bellingcat's research, this stands up. According to them, and verified by geolocation, the video in question was taken from the south/southwest of the targeted building from across the street. IMAGE 2 This means that the munition in question captured on video approached the building from the EAST, and that ladies in gentlemen, is a problem for the IRGC's narrative. IMAGE 3 US warships are off the coast of Oman. The red solid line depicts the alleged flight path due to the munition approaching from the east. If we believe this scenario, we believe that our military, on the opening day of the war, decided to take an unnecessary risk of the munition getting shot out of the sky and send it hundreds of miles over enemy terrain. The risk of the munition getting shot down would have increased dramatically. To put it plainly, that's stupid. The yellow dotted line represents a real, and FAR MORE believable flight path that a Tomahawk would take to reach the target. It would stay over international waters to avoid detection. For more evidence, check the thread.

The Nail In The Coffin For Iran Now it's confirmed, based on the direction of attack, there is a 0% chance the USA fired a Tomahawk Cruise Missile at the "school" that the IRGC claims killed 165 people. IMAGE 1 Even using Bellingcat's research, this stands up. According to them, and verified by geolocation, the video in question was taken from the south/southwest of the targeted building from across the street. IMAGE 2 This means that the munition in question captured on video approached the building from the EAST, and that ladies in gentlemen, is a problem for the IRGC's narrative. IMAGE 3 US warships are off the coast of Oman. The red solid line depicts the alleged flight path due to the munition approaching from the east. If we believe this scenario, we believe that our military, on the opening day of the war, decided to take an unnecessary risk of the munition getting shot out of the sky and send it hundreds of miles over enemy terrain. The risk of the munition getting shot down would have increased dramatically. To put it plainly, that's stupid. The yellow dotted line represents a real, and FAR MORE believable flight path that a Tomahawk would take to reach the target. It would stay over international waters to avoid detection. For more evidence, check the thread.