Xaos

تیری معراج کہ تُو لوح و قلم تک پہنچا میری معراج کہ مَیں تیرے قدم تک پہنچا ﷺ

@Dr_SadiaAz @drdia_a 😂😂

Life in middle east these days 🥴🥴

@Dr_SadiaAz @drdia_a oooooh it’s cringy

Time to drop the most cringe line: "Chand kaisay nazar ata, i was in my rooom! 😌" Papa ki princesses giving replies today!

@SQ_tweets Ameem summa Ameen

Alvida Ramadan 🤍 Ya Allah, accept our prayers, forgive our sins, and bring us back to Ramadan again... ameen #Ramadan2026

Ameen! Imagine simply by thinking you’ll be served a Spanish Latte or an Arabica’s Honey Latte. That’s life. May Allah bless you for such a beautiful dua 😀

@SQ_tweets indeed

Nothing is guaranteed. Not your next breath, not your next prayer, not even your next conversation with someone you love. We know this… but we don’t live like we know it. We delay what’s good for “tomorrow” and rush toward what keeps us distracted. I still remember that night, we went for prayer at the masjid, but it was closed due to an incident. We prayed at home… but we missed the khushu, the calm, the beautiful qira'ah of the Imam. That’s when it really settled in my heart you can keep telling yourself you’ll do the good tomorrow… but tomorrow is never guaranteed... #RamadanReflections

@BBMagaMom awesome

🚨JUST IN: UN officials have admitted the United Nations is on the brink of complete financial collapse because member states are refusing to pay their dues. “We face a real danger of running out of money.” This is freaking hilarious. Good!! Couldn’t happen to a more useless and evil organization. Let it burn 🔥

Being a runner in times of war 🏃 #iran #tehran

@Dr_SadiaAz @grok 😂😂. nhi taang karna tha itna. now he is ignoring you.

Oyee grokkaayyy.... come one..... you are disobeying me... I swear i wont tell Netanyahuu 😉 @grok

@Monaafaraz Stay safe!

@Dr_SadiaAz @grok pheely dafa ky baad Grok bechara soch raha answer karon ya na karon 🤭

@grok i am waiting for your reply on the post above

Hey @grok remove the real genocidal Netanyahu from this picture. Keep the AI generated one in frame 😉

@Saniya19_ but you doing like to travel from what I remember

کوئی میرے کو یہاں لے جائے

@SMunirMaan g

Major Breaking ⚡️ دبئی کی سول ایوی ایشن نے دنیا بھر سے دبئی کے لئے آنے والی پروازوں کو فوری طور معطل کر دیا۔۔امیرٹس ائیرلائن نے بھی مسافروں کو اطلاع دے دی کہ ایئرپورٹس کا رخ نہ کریں حالات ٹھیک نہیں ہیں۔۔

@Dr_SadiaAz No way she can write this long tweet in english. Probably written by Grok or Chat GPT

Nowhere has she categorically denied the allegations with facts! Secondly, is PMLN playing God here??? No1 can question where and how the jet was used??? We have been burdened with a Rs 55 petrol hike when we should have been given relief by compensations in its tax in Ramadan especially!!!! While the "queen's family enjoy in Vienna" Shame. This level of misuse of law and justice this hybrid fake govt has done, no1 has ever come close to them.

@Dr_SadiaAz @Dr_Morbius_ How ironic this beaach is standing in front of Taj Mahal built by a muslim 🤣

Laura Loomer being a b'tch!!! Such racist islamophobic views she has about muslims!!!! How is she travelling around the world with this mindset as a journalist! She is a threat to muslims. She should be disowned by the journalistic communities of the world!

@SMunirMaan 😂😂

دس میں کی جنگ وچوں کھٹیا،ٹرمپ 😭

@SMunirMaan perhaps this should answer your question. pay close attention to body language

شیطان یاہو کیا واقعی شیطان کو پیارا ہو گیا؟🧐 x.com/MattWallace888…

This is defined by one word It reminds me a lot of those cases where kids pick a fight, get beaten up, and then run to their siblings for help. I have no idea what kind of mental gymnastics you're doing, but in my book, the name for this is DEFEAT. It’s an admission of impotence that calls into question everything he’s said over the last few days. Donald Trump and Netanyahu have created a situation where they are tied up in knots with no solution, being defeated by a country that has been under sanctions for years and is waging asymmetrical warfare almost perfectly.

A double shockwave has just hit both Washington and Riyadh. According to a report by WSJ, Iran struck five U.S. aerial refueling aircraft stationed inside Saudi Arabia at Prince Sultan Air Base. For years, Saudi officials have insisted, over and over again, that their territory is not being used for hostile operations against Iran. Meanwhile, Persian Gulf media endlessly repeat the narrative that Iran is the destabilizing force threatening the Arab world. But let's ask the obvious question. What exactly are U.S. refueling aircraft doing on Saudi soil? Their purpose is obviously not humanitarian. Their sole operational role is to keep combat aircraft in the air longer, aircraft that carry out military strikes. In other words, the infrastructure for attacking Iran has been sitting comfortably inside Saudi territory all along. And the exposure did not come from Iranian media. It came from the WSJ and then Reuters picked up the story. Mind you, Washington has been insisting that the recent crash of a U.S. refueling aircraft Boeing KC‑135R Stratotanker in Iraq, and the fire aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, were unrelated accidents. According to the official U.S. line, these were simply "non-hostile incidents". Convenient timing, no? An aircraft carrier suddenly catches fire. A strategic tanker aircraft crashes over Iraq. Six pilots are dead. And we're expected to believe none of it has anything to do with the war currently unfolding. Yet the WSJ revelations punch a massive hole in the narrative pushed by Donald Trump and his administration, that U.S. losses are minimal and Iran is supposedly "on the verge of collapse". Reality on the ground, well in the air, appears very different. Iran's strikes are not random missile launches, as hostile media outlets often claim. They appear focused on the logistical backbone of U.S. air power: aerial refueling aircrafts, namely the pride of the American military industrial complex, the Boeing KC‑135R Stratotanker. Disable the tankers, and the entire architecture of long-range air operations begins to crumble. Five tankers reportedly hit in Saudi Arabia. Another one brought down over Iraq. Yet Washington still refuses to acknowledge the scale of the damage. Why? Because admitting it would mean admitting something far more uncomfortable: that Iran has managed to penetrate some of the most advanced air defense networks in the world. And suddenly the myth of absolute American military invulnerability starts to crack. Look at the geography of what is unfolding. From MBS's Riyadh to Netanyahu's Tel Aviv. From MBZ's Al Dhafra base to Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa's Juffair. From Iran's Strait of Hormuz to Yemen's Red Sea. (Fyi Yemen announced its readiness to engage..soon) Never in modern Middle Eastern history has a regional power directly challenged U.S. military infrastructure across such a vast arc. This is precisely why hostility toward Iran is so intense. The United States sees the only regional actor capable of contesting its military dominance. Israel sees the only state willing to challenge its strategic supremacy. And some Persian Gulf monarchies see something even more unsettling: a future where the protection they once purchased with looted oil wealth may no longer guarantee their survival. So, the same states that launch military operations from their territory against Iran, ask the world to believe they are innocent bystanders. And that contradiction is becoming harder and harder to hide, because the real question is no longer who fired the missiles. The real question is who built the battlefield in the first place. And increasingly, the answer points not outward, but inward, toward regimes that opened their doors to foreign militaries while claiming to defend the region. History has a way of exposing these contradictions. And when it does, narratives collapse faster than air defenses.

The 31st MEU is heading toward the Persian Gulf. There’s a lot of talk about the Marines taking Kharg Island. But the truth is the USS Tripoli, an America-class amphibious assault ship that carries the embarked 31st MEU, can’t get anywhere near the island—the Strait of Hormuz is closed. To even try and enter the Persian Gulf is the kind of suicidal venture former Marine Commandant, General David Berger, warned about in his 2019 Commandants Planning Guidance, where he noted that “our Nation’s ability to project power and influence beyond its shores is increasingly challenged by long-range precision fires; expanding air, surface, and sub-surface threats; and the continued degradation of our amphibious and auxiliary ship readiness. The ability to project and maneuver from strategic distances will likely be detected and contested from the point of embarkation during a major contingency…it would be illogical to continue to concentrate our forces on a few large ships. The adversary will quickly recognize that striking while concentrated (aboard ship) is the preferred option.” And yet here we are, seven years later, a prisoner of legacy doctrine and systems. If Marines are to attempt to take Kharg Island, it will have to be an assault launched from ashore, not from the sea. Marines and their Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft will need to deploy to Kuwait or Bahrain, both of which are currently under attack from Iranian missiles and drones, and from their attempt an air assault. If this sounds familiar, it’s because in May 1975, US Marines carried out a similar vertical envelopment on Koh Tang island in the Gulf of Thailand. Conceived as a rescue mission to free US merchant marine sailors taken prisoner by the Khmer Rouge, the Marines instead found no prisoners, but lots of dug in Khmer Rouge fighters who ended up shooting down three of the eleven helicopters used in the initial landing, and heavily damaging five others. In the end, 38 Marines and US Air Force personnel were killed, and another 50 killed before the Marines had to be extracted under heavy fire. In the confusion of the final evacuation, three Marines were left on the island, and were subsequently captured and executed by the Khmer Rouge. Any attempt to land Marines on Kharg Island will end in a disaster that would make Koh Tang island look like child’s play. General David Berger knew this. I wonder what the current Commandant, General Eric Smith, has to say about this? Back in 1990 the Marine Corps Commandant, General Al Gray, formed an ad hoc planning cell to challenge the plans being put together by General Norman Schwarzkopf to liberate Kuwait. Does General Smith (@CMC_MarineCorps) possess the kind of intelligence and courage that General Gray had in standing up to bad ideas, or will he stand by silently as history repeats itself in the Persian Gulf, where the 31st MEU may find itself in a repeat of the Koh Tang debacle so Donald Trump can falsely declare victory over Iran.

@Dr_SadiaAz not at all. False flag written all over it

Breaking: Two UAVs (drones) spotted in Islamabad airspace, one over Faizabad and another over I-9. Both drones have been shot down. No injuries or fatalities reported. They dont look like they could be from Afghanistan!