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YOU SHOULD SANCTION US WITH YOUR ARMY.😎

Stanley Kubrick predicted Pete Hegseth and a bald president back in 1964.

It's not how many YOU send to engage US, it's how many survive the engagement that counts. @TMT_arabic

@cirnosad Just target practice. The United State arsenal needs to be replenished from time to time, and what better excuse to use the old munitions than a lil' war on foreign soil with an adversary worth attacking.😎

US is using its submarines to launch Tomahawk missiles at Iran. This is a sign of desperation. They must have exhausted how many they can reload on their destroyers with so many countries refusing involvement and their Lily pads destroyed. Sad to see the US reduced to this.

Hey asshole. @IDF YOU need not worry about anything but finding a hiding spot. And don't leave town, either...WE NEED TO QUESTION YOU ABOUT YOUR ROLE IN THE GAZA GENOCIDE.

@RyanRozbiani The current regime in Iran no longer has any say in matters concerning THEIR country oil supplies or how it generates revenue.

JUST IN 🇮🇷🇺🇸: Iran REJECTS to Sell Oil to Open Markets This allows them to continue their chokehold on the energy markets. This counters the U.S. move of lifting sanctions. Spokesman of the Iranian Ministry of Petroleum: “At present, Iran essentially has no crude oil left floating on water or surplus for supply in other international markets, and the statement by the US Treasury Secretary is merely aimed at giving hope to buyers and psychologically controlling the market.”

@CNBlockIntel @araghchi Destroying the LHA-6 USS AMERICA using a nuclear tipped hypersonic missile is probably why YOUR country is be invaded and YOUR government will be overthrown in the next few days. YOU TIPPED YOUR HAND AND SHOWED US YOUR CARDS.🃏🃏 #justsaying

🚨🚨🚨 IRAN'S FOREIGN MINISTER JUST SAID THE MOST TERRIFYING 15 WORDS OF THIS ENTIRE WAR. READ EVERY SINGLE ONE. 🚨🚨🚨 "They struck our nuclear facilities, but they could not destroy Iran's nuclear program." That's Iran's FM Abbas Araghchi — CONFIRMING the strikes hit nuclear sites. And telling the world it didn't work. Let that sink in. 💀 The US used its most powerful bunker-buster bombs on Natanz 💀 Iran is publicly CONFIRMING the nuclear sites were hit 💀 And in the SAME sentence saying the program SURVIVED 💀 Iran isn't denying, hiding, or deflecting — they're TAUNTING 💀 "You hit us with everything you had. We're STILL here." ⚠️ The US spent $2,000,000,000,000+ developing the most advanced bunker-buster arsenal on Earth — specifically for this moment. Iran says it wasn't enough. ⚠️ Israel destroyed Iraq's Osirak reactor in 1981 with ONE strike and ended Iraq's nuclear program forever. Iran just took the same hit and said "try again." The media is showing you "US strikes Iran's nuclear facilities" like it's mission accomplished. They're NOT showing you that Iran just told the ENTIRE world: our nuclear program is deeper, more dispersed, and more protected than your best weapons can reach. Here's what that means → and what comes NEXT: → Iran built Natanz underground. The US bombed it. Iran says it survived. → Iran built Fordow INSIDE A MOUNTAIN. If Natanz survived, Fordow is untouchable. → Iran has spent 20 years building redundancy — multiple sites, multiple depths, multiple locations → The US just used its BEST shot. If it didn't work, there is no Plan B short of a nuclear weapon. Now here's the part nobody is saying out loud: Iran's nuclear program just went from "peaceful enrichment" to "existential survival." Before today, Iran could negotiate. They had leverage. They could trade their program for sanctions relief. After today? Their nuclear facilities have been BOMBED. The diplomatic path is DEAD. If you're Iran and your "peaceful" nuclear sites were just attacked — what's the argument for NOT building a weapon anymore? The US didn't destroy Iran's nuclear program. They just gave Iran the justification to FINISH it. Every nuclear expert on Earth is thinking the same thing right now: the clock to an Iranian bomb just got shorter, not longer. What happens next: → Iran accelerates enrichment at sites the US CAN'T reach → Iran withdraws from the NPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty) → The IAEA loses ALL access to Iranian nuclear sites → Within 12-18 months, Iran has enough material for a weapon → And the world has ZERO visibility into what's happening underground The most dangerous sentence in geopolitics isn't a threat. It's "you hit us and we're still standing." Iran just said it. To the entire world. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 They don't want you seeing this. Follow + RT to beat the algorithm. 🚨

THE JEW STATE IS THE ENEMY OF ALL HUMANITY. @Israel @IsraeliPM

@RT_com @araghchi Let's try to get better intelligence before firing missions. Otherwise YOU waste ammunition. YOU WANT TO CATCH THOSE LITTLE BASTARDS IN THE OPEN.😎

IDF at 'kindergarten where Iranian cluster missile hit' in central Israel’s Rishon Lezion 'There weren’t any kids in this garden, but just imagine what would have happened if kids were here'

@Glenn_Diesen WE plan to Annex Greenland regardless of YOUR help.🤣🤣

Trump’s ultimatum to Europe: Send your navies on a suicide mission into the Strait of Hormuz, or the U.S. will annex Greenland.

Keeping that tight schedule, I see.🧐

@alainpaulweber @araghchi When YOU see OUR Guidon flapping in the breeze outside YOUR window, do not make the same mistake of those before YOU. It is OUR call sign: ONE LAST CHANCE TO SPARE LIFE. #WESURRENDER😎

The wait is over.😘😘@araghchi @HarrisonHSmith @Coinvo

@isaacrrr7 I have serious doubts that this ship is visible above the water line. China is having a Come-to-Jesus meeting in a bunker of THEIR own, as WE watch history in the making.

🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: China está proporcionando a Teherán imágenes satelitales en vivo y datos de navegación BeiDou, lo que permite directamente a Irán rastrear cada movimiento del USS Gerald R. Ford y el USS Abraham Lincoln, y escuadrones de bombarderos F-35, F-22 y B-2 estacionados en el Medio Oriente.

@rkmtimes @araghchi WE would like to negotiate trade: WE will trade the whole of Palestine from the Red Sea to Metula straight across the board for Tehran and the surrounding Persian Empire. Reconstruction should be determined by tally of foreskins taken from YOUR enemies. #DealorNoDeal

JUST IN🇮🇷❌🇮🇱🇺🇸🔥 Iranian IRGC and ARTESH preparing to enter Israel by land with 800K soldiers if US launch ground invasion of Tehran. 🚨A mobilization order has been issued nationwide and China and Russia have announced their support for Iran.

@shanaka86 YOU might consider doing the world a huge favor on YOUR wait out the door..? #justsaying @araghchi

The war in the Strait of Hormuz will reach your local pharmacy within six weeks. Not because your pharmacist follows geopolitics. Because the active pharmaceutical ingredients in roughly half of America’s generic prescriptions begin as petrochemical derivatives manufactured in India, and India’s petrochemical industry begins as crude oil that transited 21 miles of water that closed on March 4. Nearly 70 percent of the active ingredients in US generic drugs are produced in India. India imports approximately 40 percent of its crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz. The crude feeds refineries that produce naphtha. The naphtha feeds petrochemical crackers that produce intermediates. The intermediates feed pharmaceutical plants in Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Hyderabad that produce the API, the active pharmaceutical ingredient, that is shipped to contract manufacturers in the United States, Europe, and across Asia. The chain from the strait to the tablet is six steps long. Every step requires the one before it. CNBC reported that the Hormuz closure puts America’s generic drug supply at risk. Fierce Pharma warned of longer-term effects on US manufacturing and generics. Think Global Health mapped the pharmaceutical supply chains most vulnerable to disruption. The consensus across trade publications, health policy analysts, and industry executives is identical: four to six weeks of current inventory exists in the pipeline. After that, shortages begin with the most complex formulations first. Cancer drugs are the highest risk. Biologics requiring cold-chain storage have the shortest shelf life and the longest replenishment cycle. Clinical trial medications depend on uninterrupted supply chains that are now interrupted. Insulin analogues, antivirals, and cardiac medications all contain intermediates sourced from Indian manufacturers whose input costs are rising with every day the strait remains closed. Air cargo is the emergency bypass. But air freight rates from India have climbed 200 to 350 percent on some routes since the war began, according to logistics tracking firms. Gulf air capacity is down 79 percent because airports in the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar have been damaged or operate under restricted conditions. The Suez Canal route adds 10 to 14 days to maritime shipping times. The Cape of Good Hope route adds 21 to 28 days. Both alternatives assume the Red Sea remains navigable, which the Houthi threat has complicated since 2024. The World Health Organisation reported a 70 percent funding gap for its operational response in the region. Medical supply chains to Iran itself have been devastated, with hospitals reporting shortages of surgical supplies, blood products, and anaesthetics. But the downstream pharmaceutical effect extends far beyond the war zone. Every Indian manufacturer that pays more for crude pays more for naphtha, pays more for intermediates, and passes the cost forward into API prices that American generic drug companies absorb until they cannot absorb any further. The molecule does not know it is a medicine. The strait does not know it is a pharmacy. The petrochemical derivative that becomes a blood pressure tablet transits the same water as the petrochemical derivative that becomes a fertiliser pellet. Both are trapped. Both have shelf lives. Both have planting windows or prescription refill cycles that do not negotiate with blockades. Six weeks. Then the pharmacy starts calling patients about substitutions. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

Reinforcements.🤓