War Intel

💭Opinion ;If the war become prolonged ,what will happen? 🇮🇷Iran absorbs economic collapse! 🇮🇱Israel absorbs security fatigue! 🇺🇲The US absorbs political pressure at home. 🕛 The clock runs differently for each party, and whoever runs out of domestic tolerance first blinks. In long wars, endurance beats firepower. 📌Prolonged conflict drains both sides but the asymmetry matters.

🚨 BREAKING | 🇺🇸 At least 16 U.S. military aircraft lost or damaged in the Iran war including around a dozen MQ-9 Reaper drones. 🔎Source: Bloomberg #IranWar #USMilitary #MQ9Reaper #BreakingNews #MiddleEast #AirWar #Pentagon #IranUS #OperationEpicFury

🚨 BREAKING | 🇪🇸🇪🇺🇮🇷 Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, speaking at the European Council, declared that Spain , and all of Europe , rejects Trump's war on Iran as illegal and will not participate in it. #Sanchez #Europe #IranWar #EuropeanCouncil #Spain #NATO #BreakingNews #MiddleEast #Trump #EUForeignPolicy

"🚨 BREAKING: 🇮🇷🔥 Footage emerges of alleged Iranian strike on Haifa refinery, plumes of smoke rise. Tensions escalate as Iran retaliates amid regional conflict. #IranIsraelConflict #HaifaRefinery #MiddleEastTensions"

April 2026 is basically a tech supernova , Starship pushing the boundaries of what's physically possible, X Money rewiring how we transact, the Roadster reminding the world what a supercar is supposed to feel like, and Cybercabs actually hitting the streets with FSD that finally earns the name. Elon really said 'one month, everything.'

This April 2026 is going to be legendary - The test flight of Starship V3 with Raptor V3 engines - 𝕏: Early public access for 𝕏 Money - The highly anticipated and long-awaited next-gen Tesla Roadster unveils - The start of Cybercab volume production and the rollout of FSD V14.3

👀Grace Of Iron Dome🇮🇱 🛡️ Iron Dome doesn't just shoot down rockets , it predicts where they'll land, ignores empty fields, and only fires when a city is in danger. Precise, fast, and brutally efficient. #IronDome #Israel #AirDefense #MissileTech #IDF #MiddleEast

@Acyn Comer's complaint is that someone recorded what he said. Not that what he said was wrong. If he stands by it, the recording isn't the problem.

Comer: Democrats had someone secretly tape recording that in there because reporters were going into great detail about the conversation that I had with Summer Lee. I stand by what I said.

@NSTRIKE1231 @visionergeo If the shelves were empty, whose job was it to assess readiness before launching operations against Iran? You can't blame your predecessor for the inventory and claim full credit for the strategy.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth: 📌 “$200 billion — that number could increase. It takes money to eliminate bad actors. We must be properly funded for what has already been done and for what we may need to do in the future. We are also still operating in the environment created by Joe Biden — where stockpiles were being depleted and sent not to our own military, but to Ukraine. Every time we reassess any challenge, the answer is the same — ‘send it to Ukraine.’ We believe these munitions should be better used in our own interests.” See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231

@RapidResponse47 @CIADirector The case for action may be legitimate. But a CIA Director confirming the threat in a congressional hearing after the war started, the stockpiles are depleted, and the $200 billion request is on the table is not transparency. It's retroactive persuasion.

"Was Iran developing a nuclear weapon prior to our military action last June and did Iran remain committed to developing a nuclear weapon in the lead-up to this conflict?" @CIADirector: Yes "If left unchecked, do you think Iran would have the ability to develop missiles capable of reaching the United States?" @CIADirector: "Yes."

@RapidResponse47 @CIADirector Both answers were presumably known before the war started. At what point does a democracy get to hear the intelligence that justifies its wars before the bombs drop , not during the funding request?

The CIA Director confirming Iran was developing nukes and missiles capable of reaching the U.S. is the post-hoc justification for a war that started without congressional authorization or public debate. The intelligence was available before the first strike. Why did Americans hear it after, not before?

The failures documented are serious and the report is worth engaging. But a committee with a 99% Democrat faculty chart on one hand and an antisemitism report on the other , without connecting the two to a broader question about ideological monoculture and its consequences , is doing half the analysis.

For too long, university leaders looked the other way while Jewish students faced harassment on campus. This week's @EdWorkforceCmte report documents how failures in leadership allowed antisemitism to take hold at colleges across the country.

The three-way squeeze , slowing ad revenue, rising debt costs, and heavy capex , is a brutal combination for any platform. But VK's problem runs deeper than financials. It's operating in a market increasingly cut off from global capital, global advertisers, and global talent. Profitability gets harder when the entire ecosystem shrinks around you

Slowing advertising growth, rising financing costs and heavy investment needs are weighing on VK's path to profitability. themoscowtimes.com/2026/03/19/vk-…

Fetterman voting for Mullin and calling it leadership. Markwayne Mullin , the senator who challenged a union leader to a fistfight during a congressional hearing ,is now the man Fetterman trusts to run the department overseeing immigration, disaster response, and counterterrorism.

NEW: Senator Fetterman takes to X to defend his vote in favor of Markwayne Mullin's Department of Homeland Security nomination: "We need a leader at DHS." "We must reopen DHS."

If Gulf states are now privately pushing Washington to destroy Iran's military , the same states whose refineries, LNG hubs, and civilians are absorbing Iranian strikes , who exactly authorized them to make that request on behalf of their own populations? Behind-closed-doors lobbying for regime destruction is a significant decision. Which Gulf parliament voted on it?

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Day 19 of this war, and the most important thing happening is flying under the radar. While everyone watches the missile and nuclear strikes, Israel is running a deadly parallel campaign, taking out the actual men keeping the regime in power. They just killed the 2 top enforcers behind the brutal crackdowns. But here's the real shocker: Iran’s attacks on the Gulf have completely blown up in their face. The same neighbors who used to defend them are now pushing Washington hard to finish the job and destroy Iran’s military for good. In 3 weeks, they turned their last friends into enemies. Massive strategic fail. Source: WarFronts

The CIA Director and DNI are now publicly clarifying that Israel didn't force America's hand. That means the U.S. chose this war fully and independently. So the $200 billion, the open-ended combat, and the 9 countries now under attack , that's all on Washington. No deflection available.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe and DNI Director Tulsi Gabbard say Israel "did not force the U.S.’s hand and make it take action against Iran."

Agreed , political will and constitutional authority are two different problems, and seems like Congress has failed on both. But the political will argument cuts deeper than it looks: members who privately oppose the war won't vote against it publicly because the political cost of being seen as anti-military outweighs their constitutional duty. That's not a balance of power. That's institutional cowardice dressed as pragmatism.

@war_intell @Osinttechnical You’re right that non-intervention isn’t the same as authorization. But it still reflects political reality: Congress has the constitutional tools to act and hasn’t successfully used them. That suggests the balance of power isn’t just about legality, but also about political will

Hegseth confirms that the Pentagon is requesting $200 billion from Congress for Iran war. "That number could move... it takes money to kill bad guys."

@TraceBobMAGA @visionergeo Freedom isn't free , agreed. But $200 billion with no defined objective, no exit condition, and no congressional authorization isn't freedom. It's a blank check with a flag on it.

@war_intell @visionergeo FREEDOM ISNT FREE AND THAT INCLUDES MONEY! IT COSTS MONEY TO KILL BAD GUYS 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S. Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth: "$200 billion — this number may still increase. Money is needed to destroy bad people. We must be properly funded for what has already been done and for what we may have to do in the future. At the same time, we are still working in the environment created by Joe Biden — when weapon stocks were depleted and sent not to our military but to Ukraine. Every time we go back and assess any challenge, the answer is always the same — 'send it to Ukraine.' We believe this combat material should be used better for our interests." See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo

@MichaelBenezra @RepOfSomaliland @HouseRepubs Yeah, Bloc positions at the UN rarely break for purely principled reasons.

@war_intell @RepOfSomaliland @HouseRepubs I won’t disagree. The African bloc at the UN opposing Israel is breaking apart.

We need the @HouseRepubs to pass a law recognizing #Somaliland asap.

@M_i_ahmard @Osinttechnical Not stopping something is not the same as authorizing it. If Congress voted tomorrow to limit the operation and it passed would the White House comply? That answer tells you more about the actual balance of war powers than any floor vote that got blocked.

@war_intell @Osinttechnical That's a fair concern, especially the lack of clear objectives and congressional authorization. But to be accurate, Congress hasn't actually stopped it either. Recent votes to limit war powers were blocked.

🚨 BREAKING | 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Defense Secretary Hegseth lays out the administration's case against Iran: • Iran has harbored both Sunni and Shia Islamist groups willing to target Americans • From Iraq to Afghanistan, Iran has been behind attacks on U.S. forces for decades • The red line: a regime moving toward nuclear capability • Trump will not tolerate it #Hegseth #Iran #IranWar #BreakingNews #USMilitary #NuclearIran #MiddleEast #NationalSecurity