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#UPDATE 🇺🇲🇮🇱 Since the Iran war began, the U.S. has flown 200+ military cargo missions to deliver ammunition to Israel — roughly one every few hours for a month straight. Whatever officials say at press conferences… this is actual U.S. foreign policy in action. (Source: Haaretz, Al Jazeera)

#BREAKING 🇦🇪🇮🇷 Emirates Airlines is paying an extra $100K per week for war risk insurance across its fleet. Insurers call it “outrageously cheap” as coverage in the region is being restricted, repriced, or canceled. A $100K weekly premium now counts as a bargain—shows how intense the war risk has become. Source: Financial Times

#UPDATE 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Kharg Island isn’t a shortcut to victory—it’s a potential trap. Hit Iran’s oil, sure. But that doesn’t mean Tehran collapses. It means escalation. Put U.S. troops there, and suddenly it’s missiles, drones, and casualties… and then mission creep. We’ve seen this story before.

@MarioNawfal If campaign funds were misused there should absolutely be accountability—no exceptions for anyone.

🇺🇸 Holy shit, AOC is in hot water... she may have misused nearly $19K in campaign funds to pay for ketamine therapy, disguising it as “leadership training and consulting.” A formal complaint has been filed with the FEC and House Ethics Committee.

#UPDATE 🇮🇱 The term “Greater Israel” gets thrown around a lot — but it actually means different things depending on context. There are two main interpretations rooted in biblical texts: • A narrow version: covering historic Palestine and the Golan Heights — often referred to as the “whole land” by some Israeli nationalists. • A maximal version: stretching from the Nile to the Euphrates, including parts of today’s Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. In reality, Israel controls only a small fraction of that broader vision. While the wider map remains mostly ideological, the narrower version has increasingly shaped real-world politics through settlements and annexation debates. Big idea vs. ground reality — and that gap matters.

@clashreport It’s not just symbolic — taking out someone this senior actually hits Iran’s naval strategy and weakens its influence in the region.

Iran has officially confirmed that Rear Admiral Alireza Tangsiri, commander of the IRGC Navy, was killed. He was killed in an Israeli airstrike near Bandar Abbas in southern Iran.

@Osint613 Beirut being drawn deeper into the conflict marks a dangerous escalation — civilians are the ones who will suffer most.

IDF says it has begun striking Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut.

@Osint613 Dahieh is a strategic stronghold — any strike here signals targeted intent, not random escalation.

Airstrike reported in Dahieh, behind the Kuwaiti Embassy in Ghobeiry, Lebanon.

@Osint613 Each high-ranking killing pushes the region closer to a wider war. Hard to see de-escalation from here.

After four days, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards confirmed that Naval Commander Ali Reza Tangsiri was killed. Tangsiri was the senior Iranian official eliminated by Israel in the port city of Bandar Abbas in southern Iran.

#BREAKING 🇹🇷🇷🇺🇮🇷 The Bosphorus Strait has quietly become one of the most strategic chokepoints on the planet. Controlled by Turkey, it links the Black Sea to the Mediterranean via Istanbul — making it the only maritime outlet for Russia and Ukraine’s grain, oil, and naval movement. Under the Montreux Convention, Ankara holds the power to restrict military traffic during wartime. With the Strait of Hormuz under pressure amid the Iran conflict, the Bosphorus is now even more vital. Erdoğan’s leverage is significant — from shaping energy and grain flows to potentially limiting Russian naval access. When one gateway tightens, the other becomes the world’s pressure point.

@visegrad24 Continuous escalation like this only pushes both sides further from any peaceful resolution.

BREAKING: Ukrainian suicide drones had been hitting the Russian city of Taganrog for hours now. Around 20 Ukrainian drones have attacked the industrial and military sites in the city.

@WW3_Monitor Behind every “substation hit” headline are millions of civilians dealing with darkness, heat and disruption.

Fars News - Fragment damage to a high-voltage line in Alborz province and damage to a substation caused power outages in parts of Tehran and Karaj 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

@Osint613 Regardless of the target, it’s civilians who end up dealing with the blackouts and disruption.

An IRGC base in Azimiyeh, Karaj, was struck, with a nearby power distribution facility located adjacent to the site. This may explain the blackout.

@Osint613 If power is restored quickly, that’s good news for civilians — but repeated strikes on infrastructure remain a serious concern.

Iranian Deputy Minister of Energy: Several power transmission substations were hit, but electricity in Tehran and Karaj is expected to be restored within hours and there’s “no need to worry.” - Tasnim News

@MarioNawfal Big numbers but how many independently verified? Context and sources matter here.

🇮🇷 Iranian attacks across Gulf countries keep rising 5,609 total attacks 1,187 missiles 4,422 drones 🇦🇪 UAE: 2,228 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 1,089 🇰🇼 Kuwait: 786 🇶🇦 Qatar: 694 🇧🇭 Bahrain: 559 🇯🇴 Jordan: 250 🇴🇲 Oman: 24 Source: anadoluagency

@WarMonitor3 A buildup doesn’t automatically mean invasion. Militaries prepare options — political approval is the real trigger.

By the end of next week there will be enough US forces in the Middle East to start serious ground operations in Iran-i24

@WarMonitor3 Targeting electricity grids hits civilians first. Hospitals, water systems, daily life — all collapse. This is beyond “military strategy.

Israeli/American airforce has bombed the electricity grid in Tehran Iran causing large power outages.

@Faytuks If large parts of Tehran are losing power, that’s a serious situation for millions of civilians. Hoping for clarity and restoration soon.

Power outages are also reported in large areas of Tehran, according to Sharg Daily and locals t.me/SharghDaily/15…

@EricLDaugh If residents truly have no service or meter, billing them makes no sense. This needs urgent review and correction.

🚨 WOW. Residents are furious after they received water bills from the city despite losing their entire house to the Pacific Palisades fire Democrats have slow-walked rebuilding and yet they are PAYING for water they DON'T USE x.com/i/status/20382… "We haven't had water in over a YEAR." Q: “You don't even have a meter still on this property?” "There's nothing. It was right here on the side of the house."

@EricLDaugh This is exactly why tensions need to be lowered, not inflamed. Violence from any side only makes things worse.

🚨 BREAKING: Police have arrested at least 75 AGITATORS at the No Kings protest in Los Angeles ALONE, which turned violent as leftists tried storming and attacking federal agents They even threw CONCRETE BLOCKS directly at agents These violent traitors must be shown no mercy!