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Absolute masterclass in military engineering. Iran has completely neutralized America's 30,000-pound bunker buster missiles. By suspending their underground command centers on massive industrial shock absorbers inside solid granite, their bases are virtually indestructible.

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The U.S. strikes Iran using GBU-57 and Tomahawk missiles: powerful bunker-buster bombs used for the first time. During an attack on Iranian nuclear facilities, the United States deployed GBU-57 bunker-buster bombs and Tomahawk cruise missiles, according to reports from The New York Times, Fox News, and CNN. ▪️ GBU-57 is the most powerful bunker-buster bomb in the world, containing nearly 2.5 tons of explosives. It can penetrate up to 19 meters of reinforced concrete or reach depths of up to 61 meters underground before detonation. ▪️ According to Fox News and The New York Times, 5–6 of these bombs were dropped by B-2 Spirit bombers on a facility in Fordow. ▪️ CNN reports that 12 GBU-57 bombs were used, noting this is the first known instance of their use in combat. ▪️ In addition, during the strikes on targets in Natanz and Isfahan, the U.S. launched 30 Tomahawk cruise missiles from submarines. 📹 Footage captures the moment of the GBU-57 deployment — bombs specifically designed to destroy the most fortified underground structures.

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Anton Gerashchenko

70,916 views • 1 year ago

🚨 The US intel community just admitted they OVERESTIMATED damage to Iran's underground missile cities by 50%. Iran buried their arsenal under mountains of granite. We dropped 14 of our most powerful bunker-busters — and may have as few as 6 left. Replacements won't arrive until 2028. Iran is still building. Still launching. And getting harder to destroy by the day. We didn't obliterate anything. Iran knows it. And now so do you. 🎙️ Full breakdown on NatSec Talk (link in comments). #IranWar‌ #NatSec #Military #NationalSecurity #MiddleEast

🚨 The US intel community just admitted they OVERESTIMATED damage to Iran's underground missile cities by 50%. Iran buried their arsenal under mountains of granite. We dropped 14 of our most powerful bunker-busters — and may have as few as 6 left. Replacements won't arrive until 2028. Iran is still building. Still launching. And getting harder to destroy by the day. We didn't obliterate anything. Iran knows it. And now so do you. 🎙️ Full breakdown on NatSec Talk (link in comments). #IranWar‌ #NatSec #Military #NationalSecurity #MiddleEast

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94,152 views • 2 months ago

🚨CNN reports that the US🇺🇸 has depleted their major offensive and defensive capabilities in the war on Iran: 45% of the Precision Strike Missiles depleted Half of THAAD interceptors are depleted 50% of Patriot missiles depleted 30% of Tomahawks depleted How many the US can manufacture of these in a year (approximates): Precision Strike Missiles: 400 THAAD interceptors: 60-100 Patriot missiles: 620 Tomahawk cruise missiles: 90-120 Expect this stockpile shortage, manufactured entirely in a needless war of choice, to manufacture consent for even more ridiculous increases in War Department spending, to further enrich the military-industrial complex. ‘American Presidents come and go. What’s important is the military-industrial complex must go on, must be budgeted and anything besides that is unimportant, including the welfare of the American people.’ -Legendary filmmaker Oliver Stone on Going Underground

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In continuation of the 86th wave of Operation True Promise 4, with the code name “Ya Allah al-Alamin” and dedicated to all brave national athletes and champions, as a harsh response to the savage attacks by the American-zionist axis on the industrial centers of dear Iran, and as a continuation of strikes against industries affiliated with America in the Persian Gulf region, the "Neot Hovav" Industrial Zone in “Beersheba,” in the south of the occupied territories, was, by the grace of God, targeted by solid- and liquid-fueled ballistic missile systems of the IRGC Aerospace Force. Following successive explosions, this area plunged into a widespread blackout. In this operation, military centers of the regime in the “Negev Desert,” the regime’s Northern Command, and security government centers in occupied Al-Quds and “Tel Aviv” were also targeted by Iranian ballistic missiles and suicide drones. We will never miss the convergence of opportunity and necessity for the destruction of the zionist regime at this historic point.

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True Promise - الوعد الصادق ✪🇮🇷

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67,447 views • 4 months ago

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🚨 BREAKING: The greatest Sec. of State Marco Rubio is dropping TRUTH NUKES on Iran right now, the whole room erupts in applause! "Every single day, this regime in Iran has less missiles, has less launchers, their factories work less, and their navy is being EVISCERATED!" "And the world is going to be a safer and a better place when this mission is ACCOMPLISHED." "I want everyone to know your military is getting the job done." "This mission are clear, and it's important to continue to remind the American people of why it is that the greatest military in the history of the world is engaged in this operation." "It is to destroy the ability of this regime to launch missiles, both by destroying their missiles and their launchers, destroy the factories that make these missiles, and destroy their navy." "I think we are all seeing right now the threat that this clerical regime poses to the region and to the world. They are trying to hold the world hostage. They are attacking their neighbors. They are attacking neighboring countries, their energy infrastructure, their civilian population." "They're attacking embassies. This is a terrorist government. This is a terroristic regime!" "And we are seeing them conduct terrorism using nation-state elements, using weapons like missiles and one-way attack drones." "And the objective of this mission is to DESTROY their ability to continue to do that. And we are well on our way to achieving that objective every single day with overwhelming force, with overwhelming precision." 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 THANK YOU MARCO!

Eric Daugherty

362,748 views • 4 months ago

#WATCH | Tehran, Iran: On US-Israel joint attack on Iran, Foad Izadi, Associate Professor at the University of Tehran, says, "We have lost over 2,000 civilians, including 165 little girls, when their school was hit by American Tomahawk missiles on the first day of the illegal attacks. A diplomatic solution was available... This was an unnecessary war. Iran was not a threat to the United States. You don't have to take an Iranian professor's analysis; you can just read Joe Kent's resignation letter... He was very high-ranking Trump administration official who is saying that this is due to Israeli pressure... Israel, in order to dominate this part of the world, has been successful in using American soldiers to fight a war with Iran... it's causing a lot of difficulties for Iran, and for people in India... They're on a rampage, engaging in an illegal war, trying to take over Iranian oil. They did this once in 1953 through a coup; they want to do it again this year." On Iran's retaliatory attacks on US military bases in Gulf countries, he says, "Initially, Iran just hit US military bases, which are legitimate military targets. The US is using these bases to attack Iran... Iran avoided hitting oil facilities until the other side started hitting Iranian oil facilities... Oil refineries are not normally legitimate military targets, but when they hit our side, then Iran has no other option but to do the same to the other side."

#WATCH | Tehran, Iran: On US-Israel joint attack on Iran, Foad Izadi, Associate Professor at the University of Tehran, says, "We have lost over 2,000 civilians, including 165 little girls, when their school was hit by American Tomahawk missiles on the first day of the illegal attacks. A diplomatic solution was available... This was an unnecessary war. Iran was not a threat to the United States. You don't have to take an Iranian professor's analysis; you can just read Joe Kent's resignation letter... He was very high-ranking Trump administration official who is saying that this is due to Israeli pressure... Israel, in order to dominate this part of the world, has been successful in using American soldiers to fight a war with Iran... it's causing a lot of difficulties for Iran, and for people in India... They're on a rampage, engaging in an illegal war, trying to take over Iranian oil. They did this once in 1953 through a coup; they want to do it again this year." On Iran's retaliatory attacks on US military bases in Gulf countries, he says, "Initially, Iran just hit US military bases, which are legitimate military targets. The US is using these bases to attack Iran... Iran avoided hitting oil facilities until the other side started hitting Iranian oil facilities... Oil refineries are not normally legitimate military targets, but when they hit our side, then Iran has no other option but to do the same to the other side."

ANI

14,436 views • 3 months ago

After the strikes on Iran, the US received the most massive response: missiles were fired at US bases in various countries. Now, the US is faced with a choice: to defend its bases and ships or to help its partners, of which there are many in the region, who are counting on protection and assistance. It becomes clear that the US, as always, will think about itself, its interests, and its military, and will once again abandon its partners, as there are not enough missiles to defend everyone. The US, as usual, is trying to conduct military operations with the help of others, on foreign soil. There's nothing new here. American partners did not expect a response to their actions, sincerely believing that no one would dare to respond to the US and that the whole world would do what Washington says, but these times are long gone. This is shown by the events of recent years. Now, our former partners, who are trying to actively cooperate with the US, should think about whether the new partner will help them in case of need or whether they will simply be used against Russia. Especially given that they border Iran, and Israeli missiles may miss their target, and it's still a question of where the refugees will flow? Right, all this will affect neighboring countries, which are completely unprepared for this, and they shouldn't expect help from the US, as it has its own problems. The US continues to impose its own truth on the world. As Trump said today, the strikes are an aid to liberating Iranian citizens. Who asked them to do this? It's not clear. Iran is an independent country that does not allow its citizens to be killed with impunity for the sake of Washington. It's also worth noting that our "liberals" and "active citizens" were most shocked by the fact that Iran responded, still believing in the only correct position of the US, and then there were responses. These cries about the fact that Iran "dared" to send missiles towards the UAE, Qatar, and other countries where there are American military bases, where people are being evacuated, cries that people need to be saved. There are no cries about the fact that schoolchildren in Iran were killed in the strikes on military objects - no one managed to evacuate them in time, but that's another story. It's interesting how everything turns out when the US and its partners level cities to the ground, kill people, strike at schools and hospitals - no one notices. When their opponent strikes at military objects and bases - there are a lot of cries on the internet, because they have encroached on the American truth. Any military action is big politics. In addition to military actions, an information war is being waged. The US and its partners have been shown that they cannot do whatever they want and should not impose their own truth and their own democracy.

After the strikes on Iran, the US received the most massive response: missiles were fired at US bases in various countries. Now, the US is faced with a choice: to defend its bases and ships or to help its partners, of which there are many in the region, who are counting on protection and assistance. It becomes clear that the US, as always, will think about itself, its interests, and its military, and will once again abandon its partners, as there are not enough missiles to defend everyone. The US, as usual, is trying to conduct military operations with the help of others, on foreign soil. There's nothing new here. American partners did not expect a response to their actions, sincerely believing that no one would dare to respond to the US and that the whole world would do what Washington says, but these times are long gone. This is shown by the events of recent years. Now, our former partners, who are trying to actively cooperate with the US, should think about whether the new partner will help them in case of need or whether they will simply be used against Russia. Especially given that they border Iran, and Israeli missiles may miss their target, and it's still a question of where the refugees will flow? Right, all this will affect neighboring countries, which are completely unprepared for this, and they shouldn't expect help from the US, as it has its own problems. The US continues to impose its own truth on the world. As Trump said today, the strikes are an aid to liberating Iranian citizens. Who asked them to do this? It's not clear. Iran is an independent country that does not allow its citizens to be killed with impunity for the sake of Washington. It's also worth noting that our "liberals" and "active citizens" were most shocked by the fact that Iran responded, still believing in the only correct position of the US, and then there were responses. These cries about the fact that Iran "dared" to send missiles towards the UAE, Qatar, and other countries where there are American military bases, where people are being evacuated, cries that people need to be saved. There are no cries about the fact that schoolchildren in Iran were killed in the strikes on military objects - no one managed to evacuate them in time, but that's another story. It's interesting how everything turns out when the US and its partners level cities to the ground, kill people, strike at schools and hospitals - no one notices. When their opponent strikes at military objects and bases - there are a lot of cries on the internet, because they have encroached on the American truth. Any military action is big politics. In addition to military actions, an information war is being waged. The US and its partners have been shown that they cannot do whatever they want and should not impose their own truth and their own democracy.

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156,564 views • 4 months ago

🚨 JUST IN: Karoline Leavitt says Iran is doing a lot of tough-talking but can't back ANY of it up "The Iranians are making a lot of threats with their words, but if you look at their actions with respect to their military, they're not as strong or powerful as they were 9 days ago!" 🔥 "That is for sure. We have completely wiped out their navy. Their navy is now deemed combat ineffective. Their retaliatory strikes with ballistic missiles has decreased 90 percent, and as their attacks are decreasing, the power and prowess of the U.S. military is increasing." "We are going to continue to completely obliterate the rogue Iranian regime and ensure that they can never possess a nuclear weapon, that their ballistic missiles can no longer threaten U.S. personnel and our assets in the region." "And the mere fact that Iran is now pointing their capabilities at their Gulf partners in the region, who have tried to remain neutral and at peace with them for many years, they're targeting civilians..." "...It just underscores the point that this operation was necessary, not just to protect the American people and our assets and troops and bases in the region, but also to ensure a truly safe and prosperous Middle East for the rest of the world." "And President Trump is the first president in nearly five decades to actually have the courage to do this, and he should be commended for it."

🚨 JUST IN: Karoline Leavitt says Iran is doing a lot of tough-talking but can't back ANY of it up "The Iranians are making a lot of threats with their words, but if you look at their actions with respect to their military, they're not as strong or powerful as they were 9 days ago!" 🔥 "That is for sure. We have completely wiped out their navy. Their navy is now deemed combat ineffective. Their retaliatory strikes with ballistic missiles has decreased 90 percent, and as their attacks are decreasing, the power and prowess of the U.S. military is increasing." "We are going to continue to completely obliterate the rogue Iranian regime and ensure that they can never possess a nuclear weapon, that their ballistic missiles can no longer threaten U.S. personnel and our assets in the region." "And the mere fact that Iran is now pointing their capabilities at their Gulf partners in the region, who have tried to remain neutral and at peace with them for many years, they're targeting civilians..." "...It just underscores the point that this operation was necessary, not just to protect the American people and our assets and troops and bases in the region, but also to ensure a truly safe and prosperous Middle East for the rest of the world." "And President Trump is the first president in nearly five decades to actually have the courage to do this, and he should be commended for it."

Eric Daugherty

84,735 views • 4 months ago

🚨 BILL GATES HAS 11 DOOMSDAY BUNKERS — THIS IS THE MAN WHO BUILDS APOCALYPSE SHELTERS FOR THE ELITES A luxury bunker builder just went on camera and gave a tour of one of his underground bomb shelters, while naming some of the powerful clients he says are preparing to go underground. According to him, he has built bunkers for: • Bill Gates: who he claims owns 11 bunkers • Mark Zuckerberg • The Kardashians • Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan He says the Tate brothers bought six massive bunker units that connect together underground into one giant compound. Each bunker is bigger than a New York apartment. Price per bunker? About $400,000. According to the builder, the six-bunker setup for the Tate brothers came out to roughly $3.9 million. He says wealthy people "are not cutting any corners." Some bunkers are hidden behind secret doors and staircases inside mansions. But the part that really caught people’s attention is what he said next. When he started building bunkers in 2011, people believed the chance of seeing civil war or World War III in their lifetime was only around 1%. Hidden passages. Secret bunkers. Underground apartments for the powerful. And this is the man who builds them. Why are the ultra-wealthy suddenly preparing to go underground?

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HustleBitch

302,606 views • 4 months ago

🚨🇾🇪🇮🇷Houthis are now threatening to shut down the Bab el-Mandeb strait on top of the already closed Strait of Hormuz. The Iran-backed Yemeni militia has fired several missiles at Israel and has already proven it can paralyze Red Sea shipping simply by making the risk too high for insurance companies and shippers. Their attacks forced massive reroutes around Africa and caused a global trade crisis. If both straits stay blocked at once the world would face an oil shock worse than anything in modern history. Source: DW News

🚨🇾🇪🇮🇷Houthis are now threatening to shut down the Bab el-Mandeb strait on top of the already closed Strait of Hormuz. The Iran-backed Yemeni militia has fired several missiles at Israel and has already proven it can paralyze Red Sea shipping simply by making the risk too high for insurance companies and shippers. Their attacks forced massive reroutes around Africa and caused a global trade crisis. If both straits stay blocked at once the world would face an oil shock worse than anything in modern history. Source: DW News

Mario Nawfal

35,686 views • 3 months ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 "Today will be the BIGGEST BOMBING of Iran so far" — Pete Hegset 🔵 "Iran has no air defense, no air force, no navy, their missile volume is reduced by 90%, they are desperate in the Strait of Hormuz" — Hegset. "Our plan is to defeat, destroy, and disable all their significant military capabilities at a pace the world has never seen before" 🔵 "The only thing currently stopping traffic in the strait is that Iran is shooting at ships," — Pete Hegset. Didn't he just a few minutes ago say that Iran no longer has a NAVY? 🔵 "Soon ALL Iranian defense companies will be DESTROYED" — Hegset "The entire production of ballistic missiles in Iran is destroyed... We are shooting down the missiles they still have in stock, but more importantly, we are preventing them from making new ones" The next US targets are Iranian infrastructure 🔵 Hegset on the strike at the school in Minab: "We do not target civilians. Iran does. We will investigate and get to the truth, and we will share it when we have it."

🇺🇸🇮🇷 "Today will be the BIGGEST BOMBING of Iran so far" — Pete Hegset 🔵 "Iran has no air defense, no air force, no navy, their missile volume is reduced by 90%, they are desperate in the Strait of Hormuz" — Hegset. "Our plan is to defeat, destroy, and disable all their significant military capabilities at a pace the world has never seen before" 🔵 "The only thing currently stopping traffic in the strait is that Iran is shooting at ships," — Pete Hegset. Didn't he just a few minutes ago say that Iran no longer has a NAVY? 🔵 "Soon ALL Iranian defense companies will be DESTROYED" — Hegset "The entire production of ballistic missiles in Iran is destroyed... We are shooting down the missiles they still have in stock, but more importantly, we are preventing them from making new ones" The next US targets are Iranian infrastructure 🔵 Hegset on the strike at the school in Minab: "We do not target civilians. Iran does. We will investigate and get to the truth, and we will share it when we have it."

Sprinter Press

14,576 views • 4 months ago

Israeli Army Retired General Amir Avivi, responding to a question about why the U.S. is hesitating to attack Iran, said: “This operation is not a limited strike on military or nuclear facilities. We are facing a highly complex attack aimed at regime change in Iran.” He explained that the operation would be broad and multi‑layered, directly targeting the regime’s leadership. According to Avivi, by striking communications centers and state broadcasting, the regime’s command links with its forces across Iran would be severed. He added that all IRGC bases would be targeted and, ultimately, the public would be armed. He concluded by emphasizing: As President Trump has said, help is on the way.

Israeli Army Retired General Amir Avivi, responding to a question about why the U.S. is hesitating to attack Iran, said: “This operation is not a limited strike on military or nuclear facilities. We are facing a highly complex attack aimed at regime change in Iran.” He explained that the operation would be broad and multi‑layered, directly targeting the regime’s leadership. According to Avivi, by striking communications centers and state broadcasting, the regime’s command links with its forces across Iran would be severed. He added that all IRGC bases would be targeted and, ultimately, the public would be armed. He concluded by emphasizing: As President Trump has said, help is on the way.

Open Source Intel

213,023 views • 5 months ago

❗️The Russian Federation has evidence that another "meeting" of Ukrainian military leaders with Western colleagues took place at the facility in Sumy, Lavrov said. The head of the Foreign Ministry explained that there are NATO servicemen there who directly command Ukrainian militants. "Everyone knows this. The New York Times recently explained how the Americans played a decisive role in the attacks on Russia from the very beginning. Without this role, most of the long-range missiles would not have left their bases at all," he said in a conversation with Kommersant. - ZN

❗️The Russian Federation has evidence that another "meeting" of Ukrainian military leaders with Western colleagues took place at the facility in Sumy, Lavrov said. The head of the Foreign Ministry explained that there are NATO servicemen there who directly command Ukrainian militants. "Everyone knows this. The New York Times recently explained how the Americans played a decisive role in the attacks on Russia from the very beginning. Without this role, most of the long-range missiles would not have left their bases at all," he said in a conversation with Kommersant. - ZN

Zlatti71

34,570 views • 1 year ago