@sentdefender Lol probably depends on who in the government he's taking to
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Senior Iranian official tells Drop Site News that U.S. President Trump was “not being truthful” in his post earlier on TruthSocial, announcing an additional 5-day pause on his threat to bomb Iranian energy infrastructure at the request of Iran, with the official stating: “[Trump] is not being truthful. We have not submitted any request regarding potential U.S. attacks.”
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@SeosQuinn No friendly fire has a long unfortunately not so rare history. Kuwait is a us ally more so than many middle east countries.
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An example of a half truth by Trump. He confirms that a Kuwaiti operating AD "accidentally" shot down three U.S. planes with Patriot missiles.
It's highly implausible that a Kuwaiti serviceman, trained on a Patriot AD system, "accidentally" shot down 3 F-15s that had just taken off from the same area that the Patriot system was stationed.
It's highly likely that the Kuwaiti that did it did it on purpose.
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@provemewrong411 They just launched 600 drones and like 550 of them were shot down the same thing happens to missiles what do you want him to do? Russia needs to reserve military power for other possible conflicts
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I’m not sure why Putin allows this to continue. He has a golden opportunity to level everything in that God-forsaken land while everyone is distracted in Iran, yet he still permits zelensky to create chaos. What kind of strategy is this? How many more ports, factories, and other critical infrastructure sites will be damaged because of Putin’s inability to handle the situation properly?
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Ukraine striked Russia’s Ust-Luga port, one of the main export hubs for oil products & condensate in the west of the country — it's 1,000km away from Ukraine The port exported 32.9MIL metric tons of oil products in 2025. NOVATEK gas-condensate plant is on fire. *They really aim to make the situation with oil even worse
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@TBGamer9000 @SKA_2903 @Rickie99_ @PastorMarvy Please explain to me where I may have claimed that the US beat Iran
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@Infogather97 @SKA_2903 @Rickie99_ @PastorMarvy Please explain to me how the US beat Iran when it can't even open the Straight of Hormuz and has to beg for a negotiation.
Clown.
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Why China chose not to take over Taiwan in this window still eludes me.
BRICS News@BRICSinfo
JUST IN: 🇨🇳🇮🇷 Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pushes Iran to negotiate terms with US for ending the war.
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@TBGamer9000 @SKA_2903 @Rickie99_ @PastorMarvy Iran is getting the occasional missile through it's far from flattening if you look at the amount of ordinance Israel's dropped on Iran versus Iran has successfully hit Israel with the disparity is devastating.
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@SKA_2903 @Rickie99_ @PastorMarvy Iran is flattening Israel. Remember when Trump declared victory like 2 weeks ago? Interesting how they can still attack everyone. Even hit an F35 recently.
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@ArmchairW Just do yourself a favor and look up how long it typically takes a carrier to be ready again once docking after a deployment
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This is comparable to the amount of time the USS Forrestal spent undergoing repairs after its 1967 fire that killed 134 sailors, and which involved the secondary detonations of no fewer than ten bombs on the flight deck.
That fire also only took 18 hours to fully extinguish.
Policy Tensor@policytensor
Was it really a laundry fire that put a carrier out of action? Very big kill if it was the Iranians. And more proof that the A2/AD nightmare has come true.
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@FayeKnoozIV @rexjonesnewz Yes I'm not saying the fire didn't take part and why it went back I'm saying it was overdue to do so
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@FayeKnoozIV @rexjonesnewz The us has 11 active aircraft carriers we rotate them out for service regularly this war poses no threat to the united states at large.
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@Infogather97 @rexjonesnewz We're kinda sorta AT WAR at the moment. Taking it out of the war makes no sense for other than catastrophic reasons.
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It's been on deployment for 10 months already overstaying its schedule when carriers get back to dock there's an extensive list of things that need to take place repairs replenishment crew R&R the typical period of time carriers to the dock before their next deployment is 6 to 14 months this is not out of the ordinary.
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@Alpaca_Capital The key to making money as a welder is by also being a fabricator, just welding is not that lucrative outside of specialized applications.
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How much does it pay? Genuinely asking.
My experience from the US (where I grew up) is people pound the table about skills shortages and when you ask what they’re paying, it’s equivalent to working at Walmart in a no-skill job.
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Shipyards desperately need welders, pipefitters, and other skilled workers. But this work is grueling and dangerous. cbsn.ws/4bIyP6O
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@matt47871 @rexjonesnewz If we needed it like desperately I have no doubt it could be ready after a month at dock
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@Infogather97 @rexjonesnewz So…. If we need it in say 6 months it would theoretically be ready?
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@KerryBurgess No that's just how long carriers stay at dock after a there's tons of routine maintenance rearmament another necessary task that take place every time a ship gets back from its deployment
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The USS Gerald R. Ford is now out of commission for at least 12-14 months due to that fire caused by a fluff buildup in a tumble dryer....
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No what it is is someone asked how long will it be before it redeploys carriers when coming back from a deployment typically are down for six to 14 months for re-armament routine repairs crew R&R it's nothing out of the ordinary, they took that info and said that must be how long it's going to take to fix the fire damage
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@rexjonesnewz The 12-24 months is made up, real estimate is 4 - 7 days
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@matt47871 @rexjonesnewz This is the typical amount of time carriers sit at dock before their next deployment. This is not out of the ordinary.
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@rexjonesnewz Couldn’t they come up with a better story than that? Honestly I hope the story of a dryer fire causing an aircraft carrier out of commission for that long is not true. Because that’s fucking insane.
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@AdameMedia LOL 6 to 14 months is the typical span of Maintenance and repairs after every deployment which the Gerald Ford just finish the 10 months of deployment
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@HistoryLegends_ LOL 6 to 14 months is the typical span of Maintenance and repairs after every deployment which the Gerald Ford just finish the 10 months of deployment
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That's what we call perfect planning. WE ARE WINNING!
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NEW: 🚨 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The USS Gerald Ford is expected to be out of service for at least 14 months but likely 2 years. That was some “laundry room fire”…
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@TruckRock2 @paleochristcon That affects it for sure but there is a large reduction in flying insects in the USA and globally in more developed areas
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