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A downed U.S. pilot described flying into something he could only call "alien shit"... That image stuck with me through my whole conversation with Malcolm Nance. The story: an American F-15 pilot, shot down over Iran, had a long ride under his parachute to watch what hit him. What...

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The sky over that dogfight had turned into a layered drone trap. Former U.S. Navy intel officer Malcolm Nance says Iran adapted cheap drone-swarm technology from aerial light shows into something far uglier: a floating ambush system. "Loitering munitions up above. Hunter killer drones down below. That it's some alien shit." He says one shot-down F-15 pilot saw the whole thing while hanging from his parachute. Malcolm Nance
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The sky over that dogfight had turned into a layered drone trap. Former U.S. Navy intel officer Malcolm Nance says Iran adapted cheap drone-swarm technology from aerial light shows into something far uglier: a floating ambush system. "Loitering munitions up above. Hunter killer drones down below. That it's some alien shit." He says one shot-down F-15 pilot saw the whole thing while hanging from his parachute. Malcolm Nance

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🪼 A US F-15 pilot ejected after being swarmed by Iranian drones forming a literal jellyfish in the sky. Multiple drones “moving as one,” with smaller ones hanging below like tentacles. Sources close to his April debrief called it “real alien shit” and a “minefield of drones.” This is the first time a US fighter has been downed over Iran in the current conflict. US intelligence is still debating whether Iran just showed a new level of coordinated drone swarm capability. The Young Turks break down exactly what the pilot described and what it means for the future of air warfare:
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🪼 A US F-15 pilot ejected after being swarmed by Iranian drones forming a literal jellyfish in the sky. Multiple drones “moving as one,” with smaller ones hanging below like tentacles. Sources close to his April debrief called it “real alien shit” and a “minefield of drones.” This is the first time a US fighter has been downed over Iran in the current conflict. US intelligence is still debating whether Iran just showed a new level of coordinated drone swarm capability. The Young Turks break down exactly what the pilot described and what it means for the future of air warfare:

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🇮🇷 Iran just hit a Qatari oil tanker with a drone, and it knew exactly which ship to target. Fmr U.S. Navy Intel Officer Malcolm Nance says Iran has been tracking that vessel for 300 days, waiting for the right moment to send a message. "They have an outstanding maritime intelligence force that has managed to wither everything America could throw at it." One drone in a bridge. No casualties. Just a warning shot that could freeze global oil flows. Malcolm Nance
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🇮🇷 Iran may already be seeding the Omani side of Hormuz with mines, hidden among thousands of fishing boats. Fmr U.S. Navy intel officer Malcolm Nance says he wouldn't be surprised at all, and he'd know. He survived an Iranian minefield in 1988, aboard a ship that was sinking and on fire: "The traditional clandestine minelayer is not a big surface ship. It's a dhow, and there's hundreds upon hundreds or thousands moving back and forth." Every fishing boat a potential minelayer, every crossing a coin flip. Malcolm called it overdue. Malcolm Nance
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 One intelligence point changed the way that leaked Iranian conversation should be read. Fmr. U.S. Navy intel officer Malcolm Nance argues the sourcing looks less like a direct window into the IRGC and more like a message filtered through Pakistani intermediaries. “The Pakistanis are always there, just ratchet whatever the Iranians say up 10% to make it more favorable to the Trump people.” His point is that the leak may have been shaped before it ever reached Washington. If the source was not actually inside the IRGC, the entire story gets much weaker. At that point, it is a translated rumor with political seasoning. Malcolm Nance
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 A $50 million Apache went down in the dead of night, defeated by a drone that costs less than the pilot's helmet. Malcolm Nance, former U.S. Navy intelligence officer, says the gap between how Washington sees Iran and what Iran can actually do keeps producing nights like this one. The pilot never saw it coming because nothing in his training said something this small could find him over open water in the dark. "The Iranians aren't stupid. And the minute you think they're stupid, something clever like this happens." Underestimating Tehran has become the most expensive habit in the U.S. military, and the bill keeps arriving in burning wreckage. Malcolm Nance
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🚨CNN Reports: Downed US pilot reported seeing Iranian drones swarm in jellyfish formation A US fighter pilot reportedly witnessed something deeply unusual moments before ejecting from an F-15 shot down over Iran in April. Multiple Iranian drones hovering together and moving through the air as though they were a single object. According to CNN, the pilot described larger drones connected within the formation, with smaller drones hanging beneath them like legs. One source familiar with the intelligence debrief reportedly called it "real alien shit," while another said the pilot described the sky ahead of him as a "minefield of drones." The formation apparently resembled a jellyfish, but the significance of this account has nothing to do with extraterrestrials. If the description is accurate, the pilot may have encountered a level of coordinated drone warfare that US intelligence didn't expect Iran to possess. During the pilot's intelligence debriefing, he reportedly explained that the drones weren't just flying close to one another, they appeared to be interconnected and moving in unison. The jellyfish description has become popular within the UAP discussion, particularly after footage emerged showing an unidentified object over a US military installation in Iraq with several appendage shapes extending beneath it. This is possibly one of the clearest examples of why military UAP reports can't be laughed away, but also can't automatically be treated as evidence of non human tech. A pilot can accurately describe something extraordinary while still lacking enough information to identify exactly what is responsible. Has Iran developed a networked formation that can combine multiple drones into what appears to be one coordinated aerial organism, or did the pilot encounter something else? #Iran #DroneSwarm #F15 #MilitaryTechnology #JellyfishUAP #UAP #UFO #DroneWarfare #NationalSecurity Source: *Video is of the Jellyfish UFO over Iraq 2017
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🇮🇱 🇱🇧 Kids in flip flops flying $500 drones are about to make billion dollar tank divisions obsolete. Malcolm Nance, former U.S. Navy intelligence officer, says Israel is walking into a trap in Lebanon that no amount of armor or firepower can shoot its way out of, because the next war there belongs to a completely different kind of fighter. "You can't stop 100 kids who are just sitting in lounge chairs and their flip flops, flying 50km with a fiber optic and blowing up your tank." And here's the part that should really worry the IDF. Hezbollah reportedly already ran 25 drone attacks that nobody even reported. That was the warm-up act before a full FPV corps takes the field. Malcolm Nance
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100,927 views • 2 months ago

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Kish Island's radar and port got hit this week, and so did its desalination plant. There's a dark military logic to targeting the water... Malcolm Nance spent decades doing naval intelligence in these exact waters, and what came down over Bahrain this week alarmed him. By his count, one warhead broke apart into 60 BOMBLETS the size of basketballs, from a weapon class he says Iran had only ever fired at Israel. A Patriot can pick off the booster and still watch the rest explode below. His read on the target choice is colder. Bahrain hosts the Fifth Fleet, and his conclusion is blunt: punish the kingdom until it quits the coalition. He also dismantled the failed interception theory circulating online, point by point. Then there is the mystery he flagged from the overnight strikes: of every island on Iran's coast, only tiny Kish lost its radar, its port, and its drinking water in a single night. Why planners make an island thirsty is a story that reaches back to a famous ruse at Midway. Knocking out the thing that makes saltwater drinkable, he says, is what you do to leave defenders thirsty and weakened ahead of a raid. His verdict on where all this is heading came without varnish: this war is, in his words, "on the way to stupid." Malcolm Nance
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Mario Nawfal

113,391 views • 1 month ago

🚨 JUST IN: In a STUNNING blow to the "experts," Scott Bessent confirms President Trump has made America $30-$40 BILLION DOLLARS through his deal with Intel Another win! "I was in the Oval when he told the CEO of Intel that he would like a 10% stake. The CEO turned it over, and the US government's made between $30 and $40 billion on that, and no one wants to give the President credit for that, and he is working for the American people every day!" Rapid Response 47 They said it was impossible 🇺🇸
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🚨 JUST IN: In a STUNNING blow to the "experts," Scott Bessent confirms President Trump has made America $30-$40 BILLION DOLLARS through his deal with Intel Another win! "I was in the Oval when he told the CEO of Intel that he would like a 10% stake. The CEO turned it over, and the US government's made between $30 and $40 billion on that, and no one wants to give the President credit for that, and he is working for the American people every day!" Rapid Response 47 They said it was impossible 🇺🇸

Eric Daugherty

196,570 views • 3 months ago