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@ragipsoylu You forgot to mention there terror network in Libya, Sudan and yemen

The UAE was the primary beneficiary of Iran sanctions busting for years. They funnelled billions through their financial network into Iran. Funny that UAE leaders now behave like no one stands with them against the Iranian attacks. They made their own bed.

@pati_marins64 I also have another question, how many missles did Iran send to Russia? I assume they sent a lot in the beginning not expecting to be attacked.

@ReyCryptos Their main problem is refurbishing old missiles while simultaneously building new ones.

How many missiles does Iran stilll have? During the 12-day war, I estimated Iran’s missile stockpile at around 20,000, based on the number of different models and the years they entered production. Of that total, I calculated approximately 7,000 to 8,000 ballistic missiles and 12,000 to 13,000 cruise missiles, including both units in service and those in reserve. Iran began mass-producing ballistic missiles in the early 1990s, starting with the Shahab-2, which was produced for about 15 years, and the Shahab-3, manufactured from 2004 to 2008 before being replaced by more modern systems. These were lower-precision missiles, which is why, in 2015, Iran launched a major refurbishment and modernization program for these old stocks, replacing guidance systems and warheads. Today, there are certainly still a few thousand of these older missiles in reserve, and I do count them. Around 2010, Iran was already producing about 12 different models of ballistic and cruise missiles. If we assume a conservative average production rate of roughly 100 units per model per year, taking into account multiple parallel production lines, that alone would give Iran, over the last 15 years, an arsenal exceeding 17,000 missiles. The picture becomes even clearer when we look at 2015 onward. At that time, Iranian production lines were operating with at least 8 to 12 models with ranges over 1,000 km. Cruise missiles like the Soumar and Meshkat already had ranges exceeding 2,000 km, as did about 7 to 10 variants of two-stage solid-fuel ballistic missiles such as the Emad, Sejjil, and others. In other words, Iran spent at least 10 years producing on a significant scale 8 to 12 models of ballistic and cruise missiles capable of reaching Israel. Russia, even while fighting a full-scale war in Ukraine, produces around 2,500 precision missiles per year. There is simply no logic in claiming that Iran, after more than 30 years of dedicated missile production with multiple active lines, had only 2,500 missiles in stockpile as of February, as many Western think tanks claim. These estimates consistently understate Iran’s real industrial capacity. Iran has an entire ecosystem of public companies, private firms, and startups, with more than 300 companies dedicated to the missiles sector, out of a total of another 6,500 that support the country’s defense in various areas. Read full article: open.substack.com/pub/global21/p…

@pati_marins64 Hezbollah on the other hand probably had way more than 1000 especially when Assad regime was in control of Syria. Iran relied heavily on Hezbollah to deter Israel so they probably sent in big numbers I would say at least couple thousands.

@ReyCryptos Less than 1000.

@pati_marins64 I believe that the Houthis were fully depending on Iranian missiles more than any other proxy group. That probably explains why they became less involved in the conflict especially after the 12 day Iranian war and most recently the attack on Iran. Iran needed the missiles home.

@pati_marins64 Then there is the question on how many of these missiles were sent to Iran’s proxies in the region. I do not believe the Houthis and Hezbollah have the technology or infrastructure to build advance rockets and missiles, so they must of came from Iran.

@Polymarket @coreycosta123 You forgot to mention to go die for Israel.

JUST IN: Eligible males aged 18-25 will be automatically registered for US military draft starting this December.

@BillyM2k @TiffanyFongEtc You won’t hear the drone in the rain

@TiffanyFongEtc that would be so loud and annoying

A drone-powered hands-free umbrella.

@IanCarrollShow @EylonALevy They can’t help themselves

@EylonALevy lol- an Israeli trying to tell Americans how mad they should be about a foreign country taking our money. Zero self awareness

If President Trump lets the Iranians charge a toll for ships in the Strait of Hormuz, then every time you fill up your car at the pump, you will put money straight in the pockets of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. This would be a humiliating disaster for the US.

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@BillyM2k Prove it.

dear new york times, i’m not satoshi

@AJENews He’s going to collect the ashes

BREAKING: UK PM Keir Starmer will travel to the Middle East to discuss with Gulf partners how to ensure the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz remains permanent following a two-week US-Iran ceasefire, his office said on Wednesday.

@xIsraelExposedx @StandWithUs Israel using civilians as human shields

@StandWithUs There is no ceasefire with Israel

🚨 BREAKING: Iran has violated the ceasefire, launching multiple barrages of missiles and drones at Israel. At least 11 people have been injured.

@ragipsoylu Quick question, did turkey get to test its air defenses in Qatar?

Turkey doesn’t direct these missiles to anyone in the region. Whole Turkish national security posture lies on developing deterrence. And two rounds of Iranian wars have been very educational for the Turkish defence establishment

@Furilyz @clashreport lol who cares about what they think

@clashreport This sounds impossible Gulf states will never accept the 2nd point and Israel not the 10th one

Iran says the U.S. agreed to: 1—Commitment to non-aggression 2—Continuation of Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz 3—Acceptance of uranium enrichment 4—Lifting of all primary sanctions 5—Lifting of all secondary sanctions 6—Termination of all UN Security Council resolutions 7—Termination of all Board of Governors resolutions 8—Payment of compensation to Iran 9—Withdrawal of U.S. combat forces from the region 10—Cessation of war on all fronts, including against Hezbollah in Lebanon

@hasanthehun Democrats are waiting for Netanyahu to tell them what they can and cannot say.

DEMOCRATS YOU GOT SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT THIS STRONG LANGUAGE OR SHOULD WE HAVE THE 15TH “HASAN HATES ISRAEL AND AMERICA WE CANT HAVE HIM AT OUR EVENTS” CONVO?!

donald trump is adolf hitler.

@DefiWimar This is extremely bullish. We have a retarded president that will ruin our country and our economy.

🚨 BREAKING TRUMP IMPEACHMENT IS ALMOST CONFIRMED! ODDS ON PREDICTION MARKETS HAVE PUMPED TO 70%. THIS IS EXTREMELY BAD...

@ragipsoylu Democrats are controlled by Israel. They do not condemn any action this serves their masters.

I mean Carlson becoming the beacon of decency in the US tells you a lot about the silence of the Democrats. Congressional Democrats largely just shut up and watched as Trump progressed with this war.

25TH AMENDMENT!!! Not a single bomb has dropped on America. We cannot kill an entire civilization. This is evil and madness.

@AFpost People are tired of worshiping Israel

The US Catholic Church experienced an estimated 38% increase in adult converts over the Easter weekend, driven by young men in their 20s. Follow: @AFpost

@BillyM2k The USA politicians are being blackmailed. They cannot serve us against their own interest. Hint: Epstein files.

i was thinking maybe the USA could stop doing what this guy wants us to do and instead do what’s best for our own country which is the USA you see