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🇺🇸🇮🇷 CENTCOM has drafted two weeks of massive bombing against Iran, and one question tears the whole plan apart: where are the carriers? The New York Post reports CENTCOM's commander has drafted a two-week, large-scale bombing campaign, the biggest operation since the ceasefire. Colonel Larry Wilkerson, who taught at...

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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Not one American carrier has come within a thousand miles of Iran, and everyone knows why. Col. Larry Wilkerson, Colin Powell's former chief of staff, says the ultimate symbol of U.S. power stays parked outside the range because of the headline nobody in Washington could survive: "American aircraft carrier with 5000 souls on board. Sunk by the Iranians. And a hypersonic missile or two." Until those carriers move in, the threats coming out of Washington are noise.
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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Not one American carrier has come within a thousand miles of Iran, and everyone knows why. Col. Larry Wilkerson, Colin Powell's former chief of staff, says the ultimate symbol of U.S. power stays parked outside the range because of the headline nobody in Washington could survive: "American aircraft carrier with 5000 souls on board. Sunk by the Iranians. And a hypersonic missile or two." Until those carriers move in, the threats coming out of Washington are noise.

Mario Nawfal

127,110 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce

🇮🇱🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 From aircraft carriers to Tomahawk missiles; all of America's tools against Iran are ineffective! 🇺🇸 CIA analyst; America is going to suffer a serious defeat from Iran! "Larry Johnson," former CIA analyst: We had two carriers and four destroyers, but we couldn't destroy the Houthis' missiles; and this is while the Houthis don't even have a huge stockpile of missiles. Iran has 18 different types of ballistic missiles, 5 types of cruise missiles, and 12 types of drones - drones that can fly up to 2000 miles and carry missiles. American ships will be vulnerable against the vast number of Iran's highly advanced anti-ship missiles." WMN
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🇮🇱🇺🇸⚔️🇮🇷 From aircraft carriers to Tomahawk missiles; all of America's tools against Iran are ineffective! 🇺🇸 CIA analyst; America is going to suffer a serious defeat from Iran! "Larry Johnson," former CIA analyst: We had two carriers and four destroyers, but we couldn't destroy the Houthis' missiles; and this is while the Houthis don't even have a huge stockpile of missiles. Iran has 18 different types of ballistic missiles, 5 types of cruise missiles, and 12 types of drones - drones that can fly up to 2000 miles and carry missiles. American ships will be vulnerable against the vast number of Iran's highly advanced anti-ship missiles." WMN

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"THE UNITED STATES HAS NO AIRCRAFT CARRIERS IN THE MIDDLE EAST" Most people believe that the U.S. cannot launch an attack on Iran unless it has at least one aircraft carrier in the Middle East. The U.S. usually has two aircraft carriers in place when a military intervention is launched. One of the aircraft carriers acts as a backup. That is the normal procedure. I think the military doctrine is changing. Aircraft carriers are vulnerable and I have previously written that if a conflict between the U.S. and Iran starts, the US will have its aircraft carriers at a safe distance. The issue extends beyond just Iran and the U.S.; it is also significantly related to the anticipated conflict between China and Taiwan. In my opinion, the U.S. does not wish to grant China any benefits in light of that conflict. A significant issue for the U.S. is that lacking aircraft carriers in a region at the onset of a conflict results in a loss of combat capability. This includes the ability to conduct sustained high-tempo air operations with numerous daily sorties. Without these carriers, you also miss out on integrated air defense suppression and electronic warfare in contested airspace. If the U.S. conducts strikes on Iran without the involvement of aircraft carriers, it suggests that it is assessing its military strength without these assets. This could be seen as a precursor to a confrontation with China..........
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"THE UNITED STATES HAS NO AIRCRAFT CARRIERS IN THE MIDDLE EAST" Most people believe that the U.S. cannot launch an attack on Iran unless it has at least one aircraft carrier in the Middle East. The U.S. usually has two aircraft carriers in place when a military intervention is launched. One of the aircraft carriers acts as a backup. That is the normal procedure. I think the military doctrine is changing. Aircraft carriers are vulnerable and I have previously written that if a conflict between the U.S. and Iran starts, the US will have its aircraft carriers at a safe distance. The issue extends beyond just Iran and the U.S.; it is also significantly related to the anticipated conflict between China and Taiwan. In my opinion, the U.S. does not wish to grant China any benefits in light of that conflict. A significant issue for the U.S. is that lacking aircraft carriers in a region at the onset of a conflict results in a loss of combat capability. This includes the ability to conduct sustained high-tempo air operations with numerous daily sorties. Without these carriers, you also miss out on integrated air defense suppression and electronic warfare in contested airspace. If the U.S. conducts strikes on Iran without the involvement of aircraft carriers, it suggests that it is assessing its military strength without these assets. This could be seen as a precursor to a confrontation with China..........

WORLD AT WAR

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🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸 The Pentagon's halt in bombing Iran looks like a stand-down before the biggest strike of the war... For the first time in two weeks, Malcolm Nance's war notes came back almost empty. No American strikes, no Iranian strikes, pages of blank. Twenty years in naval intelligence taught him what that emptiness means, and his reaction ran three words: "HERE IT COMES." A day without sorties is a pre-mission stand-down. Every strike aircraft goes into maintenance at once, crews count bomb inventories in the magazines, planners build the packages, and carriers prepare to launch everything simultaneously. That rhythm is reportedly running from Kuwait and Israel to Jordan, England and the B-2 base in Missouri, warning orders already out to theater commanders. His window: 24 to 48 hours from the order. The tells are countable. Seven aerial tankers over the Gulf reads as small shaping. The real push looks like 20 or 30 stacked over Jordan, Kuwait, southern Iraq and Saudi Arabia, cruise missiles first, B-2s leading, six or seven flights of B-1s out of England behind them. Then it is DAY ONE of the war all over again. Malcolm Nance
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🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸 The Pentagon's halt in bombing Iran looks like a stand-down before the biggest strike of the war... For the first time in two weeks, Malcolm Nance's war notes came back almost empty. No American strikes, no Iranian strikes, pages of blank. Twenty years in naval intelligence taught him what that emptiness means, and his reaction ran three words: "HERE IT COMES." A day without sorties is a pre-mission stand-down. Every strike aircraft goes into maintenance at once, crews count bomb inventories in the magazines, planners build the packages, and carriers prepare to launch everything simultaneously. That rhythm is reportedly running from Kuwait and Israel to Jordan, England and the B-2 base in Missouri, warning orders already out to theater commanders. His window: 24 to 48 hours from the order. The tells are countable. Seven aerial tankers over the Gulf reads as small shaping. The real push looks like 20 or 30 stacked over Jordan, Kuwait, southern Iraq and Saudi Arabia, cruise missiles first, B-2s leading, six or seven flights of B-1s out of England behind them. Then it is DAY ONE of the war all over again. Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

383,192 görüntüleme • 19 gün önce

🇺🇸🇮🇷 America's long range missiles are running out, and the fallback would put U.S. pilots over Iran, one shootdown away from the next hostage crisis Larry Johnson walked through the missile ledger, and it just keeps getting worse. Rebuilding the Tomahawk stockpile alone runs to 2031 per the Telegraph, real Patriot production sits near 720 a year by his count against wartime burn, and China has stopped shipping the rare earths, 18 different ones for a single Tomahawk, that precision weapons cannot exist without. An argument going around says shortages rarely stop wars, that presidents just reach for cheaper bombs and let politics decide. His answer needed one sentence: ammunition to take out a threat "is the heart and soul of war." And the cheaper bombs carry the real trap. Dumb bombs need aircraft directly over Iranian territory, where surviving air defenses make every run a gamble the long range arsenal existed to avoid. Lose two jets and the war gets a face: captured American pilots on nightly television, the footage that broke Washington in 1979. That cliff sits one shootdown away, with 60% of Americans already against the war. SonofNewAmericanRevolution
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 America's long range missiles are running out, and the fallback would put U.S. pilots over Iran, one shootdown away from the next hostage crisis Larry Johnson walked through the missile ledger, and it just keeps getting worse. Rebuilding the Tomahawk stockpile alone runs to 2031 per the Telegraph, real Patriot production sits near 720 a year by his count against wartime burn, and China has stopped shipping the rare earths, 18 different ones for a single Tomahawk, that precision weapons cannot exist without. An argument going around says shortages rarely stop wars, that presidents just reach for cheaper bombs and let politics decide. His answer needed one sentence: ammunition to take out a threat "is the heart and soul of war." And the cheaper bombs carry the real trap. Dumb bombs need aircraft directly over Iranian territory, where surviving air defenses make every run a gamble the long range arsenal existed to avoid. Lose two jets and the war gets a face: captured American pilots on nightly television, the footage that broke Washington in 1979. That cliff sits one shootdown away, with 60% of Americans already against the war. SonofNewAmericanRevolution

Mario Nawfal

357,441 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce

‼️‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷⚔️ A source within the U.S. Department of Defense told Fox News that the United States is fully prepared for a large-scale war against Iran and that President Donald Trump has approved a new series of high-intensity strikes against IRGC forces. 🗣️ "We are prepared for a large-scale war against Iran. In the past few hours, President Trump has approved a number of lethal and dangerous attacks against the forces of the IRGC," the source said. 📍 According to the report, the newly authorized strikes are expected to target Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) assets as part of an expanded U.S. military campaign. The reported authorization suggests Washington is continuing to increase military pressure on Iran while preparing for the possibility of a broader confrontation. If additional strikes are carried out against IRGC targets, they would represent another step in an increasingly sustained campaign aimed at degrading Iran's military capabilities and limiting its ability to project force across the region. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷⚔️ A source within the U.S. Department of Defense told Fox News that the United States is fully prepared for a large-scale war against Iran and that President Donald Trump has approved a new series of high-intensity strikes against IRGC forces. 🗣️ "We are prepared for a large-scale war against Iran. In the past few hours, President Trump has approved a number of lethal and dangerous attacks against the forces of the IRGC," the source said. 📍 According to the report, the newly authorized strikes are expected to target Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) assets as part of an expanded U.S. military campaign. The reported authorization suggests Washington is continuing to increase military pressure on Iran while preparing for the possibility of a broader confrontation. If additional strikes are carried out against IRGC targets, they would represent another step in an increasingly sustained campaign aimed at degrading Iran's military capabilities and limiting its ability to project force across the region. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

62,805 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce

🇮🇷🇺🇸 The ceasefire failed to strip Iran of its leverage, so Washington is drawing up plans to take it by force. Alex Christoforou lays out why this phase is more dangerous than anything in the past few months. The war's objective has shifted, and the new one has a physical address: "If round two was about regime change, which failed, now it's about let's take Hormuz, let's figure out a way to take Hormuz." Petroleum reserves low, weapons running low, and the clock is ticking on the whole plan. Alex Christoforou
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 The ceasefire failed to strip Iran of its leverage, so Washington is drawing up plans to take it by force. Alex Christoforou lays out why this phase is more dangerous than anything in the past few months. The war's objective has shifted, and the new one has a physical address: "If round two was about regime change, which failed, now it's about let's take Hormuz, let's figure out a way to take Hormuz." Petroleum reserves low, weapons running low, and the clock is ticking on the whole plan. Alex Christoforou

Mario Nawfal

145,421 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

A former high-ranking CIA official made a rare admission: we cannot defeat Iran, and no one can. 🔺John Kiriyakou, a former high-ranking CIA official: Their culture is seven thousand years old. Secondly, they live in this region. Thirdly, the very nature of warfare has changed. 🔺We deployed two aircraft carrier strike groups, also known as carrier battle groups. But the Iranians are waging war using kamikaze drones. The cost of producing these drones is between $5,000 and $10,000. They simply attach explosives to them and direct them at the target. It is impossible to defend against such weapons
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A former high-ranking CIA official made a rare admission: we cannot defeat Iran, and no one can. 🔺John Kiriyakou, a former high-ranking CIA official: Their culture is seven thousand years old. Secondly, they live in this region. Thirdly, the very nature of warfare has changed. 🔺We deployed two aircraft carrier strike groups, also known as carrier battle groups. But the Iranians are waging war using kamikaze drones. The cost of producing these drones is between $5,000 and $10,000. They simply attach explosives to them and direct them at the target. It is impossible to defend against such weapons

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18,980 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 America and Israel are preparing the harshest bombing campaign of the war, aimed at Iran's power plants and refineries, possibly this weekend CBS, the Wall Street Journal and Axios dropped it within minutes of each other: a days-long strike campaign against Iran's energy infrastructure, discussed at today's Camp David meeting, with Israel notified and coordinating, officials talking about finishing before markets open Monday, and even discussions of cutting electricity across Tehran. Iranian media tied to the IRGC answered within the hour: a response plan is ready, aimed at critical infrastructure in Israel and energy sites across the region. Malcolm Nance, twenty years in naval intelligence, explains why this crosses the red line both sides spent six months avoiding, then drops the bigger revelation: America never actually controlled Iran's skies in this war, and he breaks down exactly why "We're not even seeing them reload their ballistic missiles." He also dissects the Damietta drone mystery, and his conclusion about where those drones did NOT come from goes against almost everyone. If the bombs start falling this weekend, you'll want to have heard this one first. Malcolm Nance
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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 America and Israel are preparing the harshest bombing campaign of the war, aimed at Iran's power plants and refineries, possibly this weekend CBS, the Wall Street Journal and Axios dropped it within minutes of each other: a days-long strike campaign against Iran's energy infrastructure, discussed at today's Camp David meeting, with Israel notified and coordinating, officials talking about finishing before markets open Monday, and even discussions of cutting electricity across Tehran. Iranian media tied to the IRGC answered within the hour: a response plan is ready, aimed at critical infrastructure in Israel and energy sites across the region. Malcolm Nance, twenty years in naval intelligence, explains why this crosses the red line both sides spent six months avoiding, then drops the bigger revelation: America never actually controlled Iran's skies in this war, and he breaks down exactly why "We're not even seeing them reload their ballistic missiles." He also dissects the Damietta drone mystery, and his conclusion about where those drones did NOT come from goes against almost everyone. If the bombs start falling this weekend, you'll want to have heard this one first. Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

386,575 görüntüleme • 13 gün önce

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Washington says a Hormuz deal could land any hour now as only two of the five destroyers defending the Mediterranean actually work The deal window is open, and Matthew Hoh, Marine veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan turned one of Washington's sharpest dissenters, makes the case for walking through it in the bluntest terms you'll hear: "When you lose a war, you get out of the war." That's the prize, and he means it as encouragement, not insult. His breakdown of the arsenal math turns the whole depletion story on its head, and he asks the question nobody else has: if America is really this exposed, why is nobody attacking? Then the confession only a two-war veteran could make, about the one cheap weapon that would have made the occupations he served in impossible, and why Iran is the first enemy in generations that spent decades preparing. He also demolishes the fees-are-unthinkable talking point with a map of every strait on earth where payments already happen, before his warning about what a deal might really buy: time to reload. The exit is right there. The question is whether anyone in Washington can recognize a door. Matthew Hoh Brandon Weichert
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Washington says a Hormuz deal could land any hour now as only two of the five destroyers defending the Mediterranean actually work The deal window is open, and Matthew Hoh, Marine veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan turned one of Washington's sharpest dissenters, makes the case for walking through it in the bluntest terms you'll hear: "When you lose a war, you get out of the war." That's the prize, and he means it as encouragement, not insult. His breakdown of the arsenal math turns the whole depletion story on its head, and he asks the question nobody else has: if America is really this exposed, why is nobody attacking? Then the confession only a two-war veteran could make, about the one cheap weapon that would have made the occupations he served in impossible, and why Iran is the first enemy in generations that spent decades preparing. He also demolishes the fees-are-unthinkable talking point with a map of every strait on earth where payments already happen, before his warning about what a deal might really buy: time to reload. The exit is right there. The question is whether anyone in Washington can recognize a door. Matthew Hoh Brandon Weichert

Mario Nawfal

266,542 görüntüleme • 9 gün önce

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran has reportedly agreed to the plan that reopens the Strait of Hormuz as the final decision now sits on one desk in Tehran... Five months of war, and it comes down to this. Iran says the route agreement with Oman is done, the joint statement is being drafted, and Trump says the deal could land tomorrow. What's left is Tehran's innermost circle signing off. One signature. One strait holding the world economy hostage. Larry Johnson spots the tell everyone else missed: hours before this news, the US Treasury lifted terrorism sanctions on an airline designated over IRGC links. Washington says it's unrelated. Then he stacks up the real reasons the biggest attack since World War II never launched, and the one nobody's saying out loud involves Japan, a dying yen, and refineries that can only drink Gulf crude. The detail that stays with you comes from Iran's own president, reflecting on the assassination campaign that failed: "Many of our commanders and scientists who were killed did not even own homes." SonofNewAmericanRevolution
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran has reportedly agreed to the plan that reopens the Strait of Hormuz as the final decision now sits on one desk in Tehran... Five months of war, and it comes down to this. Iran says the route agreement with Oman is done, the joint statement is being drafted, and Trump says the deal could land tomorrow. What's left is Tehran's innermost circle signing off. One signature. One strait holding the world economy hostage. Larry Johnson spots the tell everyone else missed: hours before this news, the US Treasury lifted terrorism sanctions on an airline designated over IRGC links. Washington says it's unrelated. Then he stacks up the real reasons the biggest attack since World War II never launched, and the one nobody's saying out loud involves Japan, a dying yen, and refineries that can only drink Gulf crude. The detail that stays with you comes from Iran's own president, reflecting on the assassination campaign that failed: "Many of our commanders and scientists who were killed did not even own homes." SonofNewAmericanRevolution

Mario Nawfal

333,221 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce

Prof. John Mearsheimer: ‘Iran war MUST END. The US🇺🇸 has used up 80% of our THAAD missiles and 65% of our Patriots.’ ‘Well, the first point I would make to you is that before the war started, General Caine was warning Trump that we had limited stocks of munitions, for purposes of waging a war against Iran. And we certainly could not fight a protracted war. But what's happened is we're engaged in a protracted war and it's amazing the extent to which we have depleted our stockpile of sophisticated weaponry. And these weapons are not going to be easy to replace. If you just look at Air Defence Missiles, there are two kinds. One are the THAADS and then the other are the Patriots. We have used up 80% of our THAAD missiles and 65% of our Patriots with regard to, you know, our attack missiles, our smart missiles that you can use for offensive purposes. We've used up 50% of the tomahawks and according to press reports, virtually all of the ATACMs and PrSMs. So the United States has really seriously damaged its inventory of sophisticated weapons that it really needs in places like East Asia, in places like Ukraine and so forth and so on. And I think that someone, who knows who it is, has leaked this information in large part to send out a clear message that the Iran war has to end. And certainly we cannot escalate in that war without even doing more damage to our weapons inventory.’ —Prof. John Mearsheimer on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇
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Prof. John Mearsheimer: ‘Iran war MUST END. The US🇺🇸 has used up 80% of our THAAD missiles and 65% of our Patriots.’ ‘Well, the first point I would make to you is that before the war started, General Caine was warning Trump that we had limited stocks of munitions, for purposes of waging a war against Iran. And we certainly could not fight a protracted war. But what's happened is we're engaged in a protracted war and it's amazing the extent to which we have depleted our stockpile of sophisticated weaponry. And these weapons are not going to be easy to replace. If you just look at Air Defence Missiles, there are two kinds. One are the THAADS and then the other are the Patriots. We have used up 80% of our THAAD missiles and 65% of our Patriots with regard to, you know, our attack missiles, our smart missiles that you can use for offensive purposes. We've used up 50% of the tomahawks and according to press reports, virtually all of the ATACMs and PrSMs. So the United States has really seriously damaged its inventory of sophisticated weapons that it really needs in places like East Asia, in places like Ukraine and so forth and so on. And I think that someone, who knows who it is, has leaked this information in large part to send out a clear message that the Iran war has to end. And certainly we cannot escalate in that war without even doing more damage to our weapons inventory.’ —Prof. John Mearsheimer on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇

Going Underground

88,136 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce

🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸BREAKING: Iran fired ballistic missiles at the US air base in Jordan just hours after Netanyahu left the White House CENTCOM confirmed it within the hour: IRGC forces launched multiple ballistic missiles in an attempted surprise attack on US forces in the Middle East, all intercepted by the military's account, while other sources reported impacts on target. The choice of target says everything. Muwaffaq Salti in Jordan is the SAME base where American service members were killed earlier in this war. And the clock says even more: the missiles flew hours after Netanyahu called his sit-down with Trump the best meeting he's ever had, on the very day Washington buried Lindsey Graham. Malcolm Nance walked through the message inside the salvo. Iran passed over Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman and picked the one base designed to draw American blood, because Tehran now wants this war running, the strait shut, the leverage compounding by the week: "Iran is dictating how long this war goes." Expect waves rather than a single volley, and watch the carriers, because retaliation windows open within hours, not days. Netanyahu flies home carrying the only souvenir he wanted: an I-told-you-so, delivered by Iranian missiles. Malcolm Nance
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🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸BREAKING: Iran fired ballistic missiles at the US air base in Jordan just hours after Netanyahu left the White House CENTCOM confirmed it within the hour: IRGC forces launched multiple ballistic missiles in an attempted surprise attack on US forces in the Middle East, all intercepted by the military's account, while other sources reported impacts on target. The choice of target says everything. Muwaffaq Salti in Jordan is the SAME base where American service members were killed earlier in this war. And the clock says even more: the missiles flew hours after Netanyahu called his sit-down with Trump the best meeting he's ever had, on the very day Washington buried Lindsey Graham. Malcolm Nance walked through the message inside the salvo. Iran passed over Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman and picked the one base designed to draw American blood, because Tehran now wants this war running, the strait shut, the leverage compounding by the week: "Iran is dictating how long this war goes." Expect waves rather than a single volley, and watch the carriers, because retaliation windows open within hours, not days. Netanyahu flies home carrying the only souvenir he wanted: an I-told-you-so, delivered by Iranian missiles. Malcolm Nance

Mario Nawfal

317,392 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce

🇺🇸🇮🇷 "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."
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 "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

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 The Shahed that took down a U.S. Apache may have been one rogue operator's call, and it unleashed the heaviest bombing of the war. Joe Kent, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, thinks a lone Iranian operator probably took the June 8 shot in the fog of war. Nobody in Tehran signed off on it, yet everybody pays for it. Both pilots made it out seconds before their bird sank. What followed? 49 Tomahawks in one night and explosions at Tehran's doorstep. Joe says this response reflects the frustration of a president whose big diplomatic breakthrough stalled, and who has run out of moves he actually wants to make. Joe Kent
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 The Shahed that took down a U.S. Apache may have been one rogue operator's call, and it unleashed the heaviest bombing of the war. Joe Kent, former director of the National Counterterrorism Center, thinks a lone Iranian operator probably took the June 8 shot in the fog of war. Nobody in Tehran signed off on it, yet everybody pays for it. Both pilots made it out seconds before their bird sank. What followed? 49 Tomahawks in one night and explosions at Tehran's doorstep. Joe says this response reflects the frustration of a president whose big diplomatic breakthrough stalled, and who has run out of moves he actually wants to make. Joe Kent

Mario Nawfal

46,940 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

🚨"The United States is waging a war against Russia. American taxpayer money is being spent to help Ukraine target drones and missiles in Russia," says Tucker Carlson. "If you look at the bigger picture, you see one country, the United States, simultaneously waging two wars: one against Iran and one against Russia. Make no mistake: the United States is at war with Russia. The Trump administration's intelligence, obtained from the CIA and other intelligence agencies, is being used by the Ukrainian government to target drones and missiles. Thus, the US government—at the expense of American taxpayers—is waging a war against the Russian government, whether American citizens realize it or not, and whether they want it or not. And, of course, most Americans, in his opinion, don't understand this. What will be the result? Destabilize the Russian regime? Divide Russia into fifteen separate republics? Not yet." This will lead to higher global energy prices, as Russia produces about 12% of the world's oil and about 5% of its petroleum products. And the war the US is waging against Russia is a war against energy. Russian oil refineries have been hit by missiles and drones, guided by the US.
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🚨"The United States is waging a war against Russia. American taxpayer money is being spent to help Ukraine target drones and missiles in Russia," says Tucker Carlson. "If you look at the bigger picture, you see one country, the United States, simultaneously waging two wars: one against Iran and one against Russia. Make no mistake: the United States is at war with Russia. The Trump administration's intelligence, obtained from the CIA and other intelligence agencies, is being used by the Ukrainian government to target drones and missiles. Thus, the US government—at the expense of American taxpayers—is waging a war against the Russian government, whether American citizens realize it or not, and whether they want it or not. And, of course, most Americans, in his opinion, don't understand this. What will be the result? Destabilize the Russian regime? Divide Russia into fifteen separate republics? Not yet." This will lead to higher global energy prices, as Russia produces about 12% of the world's oil and about 5% of its petroleum products. And the war the US is waging against Russia is a war against energy. Russian oil refineries have been hit by missiles and drones, guided by the US.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

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Not long ago, Donald Trump had little patience with the idea of full-scale wars with Iran. The 12-day war between Israel and Iran in June last year, he said, could have “gone on for years and destroyed the entire Middle East”, had he not told Benjamin Netanyahu that it had to stop. Eight months later, Mr Trump has ordered a full-scale bombing campaign aimed at nothing less than the overthrow of the Islamic Republic of Iran itself. This time, he and Netanyahu seem to be working hand-in-hand on the same project. What changed? And how did he amass a force for one of the most ambitious and risky American wars since the 2003 invasion of Iraq? Click the link below to read the latest updates and reports ⬇️
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Not long ago, Donald Trump had little patience with the idea of full-scale wars with Iran. The 12-day war between Israel and Iran in June last year, he said, could have “gone on for years and destroyed the entire Middle East”, had he not told Benjamin Netanyahu that it had to stop. Eight months later, Mr Trump has ordered a full-scale bombing campaign aimed at nothing less than the overthrow of the Islamic Republic of Iran itself. This time, he and Netanyahu seem to be working hand-in-hand on the same project. What changed? And how did he amass a force for one of the most ambitious and risky American wars since the 2003 invasion of Iraq? Click the link below to read the latest updates and reports ⬇️

The Telegraph

18,987 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

⚡️Donald Trump said that the United States will end the war and “leave Iran” within two to three weeks According to him, Washington has “already achieved regime change,” and “less radical lunatics” are now in power. Moreover, he claims the main objective of the operation has been achieved — in his view, Iran will never obtain nuclear weapons. Is this a real statement — or just an April Fools' Day joke? What do you think?
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⚡️Donald Trump said that the United States will end the war and “leave Iran” within two to three weeks According to him, Washington has “already achieved regime change,” and “less radical lunatics” are now in power. Moreover, he claims the main objective of the operation has been achieved — in his view, Iran will never obtain nuclear weapons. Is this a real statement — or just an April Fools' Day joke? What do you think?

NEXTA

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Bessent says a Hormuz deal could land within 24 hours as Iran remembers what happened the last two times it signed with Washington The Treasury Secretary told CNBC a deal on the strait could come today or tomorrow. Rubio says progress is real but not final. And the emerging framework, per officials speaking to AP, would put inbound shipping on an Iranian-controlled route with service fees attached, exactly what Washington swore it would never accept. Professor David Gibbs joins the show to ask the question nobody in DC wants asked: why would Iran sign anything at all? He walks through the two agreements Tehran already signed, the ceasefire after the twelve-day war and the MOU at Versailles, and what happened after each one, and explains why the hardliners in Tehran now consider the case closed. Without even a fig-leaf agreement available, he sees "a few more iterations of disaster" before this truly ends. Then the detail that stops you cold: the nuclear-capable Israeli submarine that surfaced in the Red Sea in full public view two weeks ago, and the message a vessel built to stay invisible sends by letting itself be seen. Everyone briefing reporters says peace is a day away. The historian on this show explains why history disagrees.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Bessent says a Hormuz deal could land within 24 hours as Iran remembers what happened the last two times it signed with Washington The Treasury Secretary told CNBC a deal on the strait could come today or tomorrow. Rubio says progress is real but not final. And the emerging framework, per officials speaking to AP, would put inbound shipping on an Iranian-controlled route with service fees attached, exactly what Washington swore it would never accept. Professor David Gibbs joins the show to ask the question nobody in DC wants asked: why would Iran sign anything at all? He walks through the two agreements Tehran already signed, the ceasefire after the twelve-day war and the MOU at Versailles, and what happened after each one, and explains why the hardliners in Tehran now consider the case closed. Without even a fig-leaf agreement available, he sees "a few more iterations of disaster" before this truly ends. Then the detail that stops you cold: the nuclear-capable Israeli submarine that surfaced in the Red Sea in full public view two weeks ago, and the message a vessel built to stay invisible sends by letting itself be seen. Everyone briefing reporters says peace is a day away. The historian on this show explains why history disagrees.

Mario Nawfal

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🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸 The Iranian president is telling his people the truth no one expected: there's barely an economy left. Former U.S. intelligence official Stefano Ritondale says the Iranian president has begun framing the crisis as a war economy out of necessity, with manufacturing stalled, the internet largely down, and an estimated two million jobs lost directly and indirectly. He's one of the few in Tehran pressing for a quick deal. That's also why Stefano thinks Trump is in no rush. The economic gap between the two countries is wide enough that Washington sees time as working in its favor. Artorias Azi
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🚨🇮🇷 🇺🇸 The Iranian president is telling his people the truth no one expected: there's barely an economy left. Former U.S. intelligence official Stefano Ritondale says the Iranian president has begun framing the crisis as a war economy out of necessity, with manufacturing stalled, the internet largely down, and an estimated two million jobs lost directly and indirectly. He's one of the few in Tehran pressing for a quick deal. That's also why Stefano thinks Trump is in no rush. The economic gap between the two countries is wide enough that Washington sees time as working in its favor. Artorias Azi

Mario Nawfal

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