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BREAKING The U.S. landing operation in Isfahan was reportedly aimed at securing uranium. Officially, the United States lost 12 aircraft while attempting to build a fortified site and an airstrip under the pretext of rescuing the downed pilot. However, there are strong indications that the real objective was to seize enriched uranium extracted from Iran. The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated: It is likely that the U.S. “pilot rescue mission” was a cover to retrieve enriched uranium, as the location where American forces landed in southern Isfahan was far from the area where the pilot was allegedly downed.
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BREAKING The U.S. landing operation in Isfahan was reportedly aimed at securing uranium. Officially, the United States lost 12 aircraft while attempting to build a fortified site and an airstrip under the pretext of rescuing the downed pilot. However, there are strong indications that the real objective was to seize enriched uranium extracted from Iran. The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated: It is likely that the U.S. “pilot rescue mission” was a cover to retrieve enriched uranium, as the location where American forces landed in southern Isfahan was far from the area where the pilot was allegedly downed.

China pulse 🇨🇳

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𝗨.𝗦. 𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗖𝗨𝗘 𝗢𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗜𝗡 𝗜𝗥𝗔𝗡 𝗙𝗔𝗜𝗟𝗦 The IRGC stated that the rescue attempt south of Isfahan had failed, with coordinated operations carried out by its forces alongside the Iranian Army, Basij, and police units. It added that American aircraft involved in the mission, including two Black Hawk helicopters and a C-130 military transport plane, were targeted and reportedly set ablaze during the operation. The IRGC also highlighted that Donald Trump claimed a special operation had been carried out to rescue the downed pilot, portraying it as an attempt to cover up a major setback.
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𝗨.𝗦. 𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗖𝗨𝗘 𝗢𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗜𝗡 𝗜𝗥𝗔𝗡 𝗙𝗔𝗜𝗟𝗦 The IRGC stated that the rescue attempt south of Isfahan had failed, with coordinated operations carried out by its forces alongside the Iranian Army, Basij, and police units. It added that American aircraft involved in the mission, including two Black Hawk helicopters and a C-130 military transport plane, were targeted and reportedly set ablaze during the operation. The IRGC also highlighted that Donald Trump claimed a special operation had been carried out to rescue the downed pilot, portraying it as an attempt to cover up a major setback.

Ibrahim Majed

163,172 views • 3 months ago

Fox News’ Jennifer Griffin: “What’s really extraordinary is that the second crew member—the weapons systems officer— managed to hike up to a ridge line and hide, and then to emit that emergency beacon that allowed the U.S. military and the rescue team to know where he was—where he was hiding.” “We don't know the condition of the airman at this point. I can tell you that the injuries are likely to be serious… A number of U.S. service members were injured during the rescue mission.” “That A-10 Warthog was providing suppressive fire and flying cover for the rescue operation… We know that the A-10 Warthog crashed in Kuwait, and the pilot of that plane also had to eject and be rescued. He is safe as well, I’m told.”
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Fox News’ Jennifer Griffin: “What’s really extraordinary is that the second crew member—the weapons systems officer— managed to hike up to a ridge line and hide, and then to emit that emergency beacon that allowed the U.S. military and the rescue team to know where he was—where he was hiding.” “We don't know the condition of the airman at this point. I can tell you that the injuries are likely to be serious… A number of U.S. service members were injured during the rescue mission.” “That A-10 Warthog was providing suppressive fire and flying cover for the rescue operation… We know that the A-10 Warthog crashed in Kuwait, and the pilot of that plane also had to eject and be rescued. He is safe as well, I’m told.”

RedWave Press

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U.S. Claim: According to a social media statement by Donald Trump, the mission was a "major success," resulting in the safe recovery of a U.S. pilot from "enemy territory." Iranian Counter-Claim: The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) asserts the mission was a "humiliating failure." They claim U.S. aircraft were shot down by Iranian air defenses after penetrating deep into Iranian territory. Allegations of Cover-up: Iranian sources, cited via Al Jazeera and Reuters, accuse the U.S. administration of lying about the mission's outcome to hide casualties and the loss of military hardware.
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U.S. Claim: According to a social media statement by Donald Trump, the mission was a "major success," resulting in the safe recovery of a U.S. pilot from "enemy territory." Iranian Counter-Claim: The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) asserts the mission was a "humiliating failure." They claim U.S. aircraft were shot down by Iranian air defenses after penetrating deep into Iranian territory. Allegations of Cover-up: Iranian sources, cited via Al Jazeera and Reuters, accuse the U.S. administration of lying about the mission's outcome to hide casualties and the loss of military hardware.

Johannes Maria

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The pilot of the U.S. F-15E fighter jet downed over Iran was rescued by American forces, two U.S. officials confirmed to CBS News on Friday. There is currently a search-and-rescue mission underway for the missing crew member. Matt Gutman reports.
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The pilot of the U.S. F-15E fighter jet downed over Iran was rescued by American forces, two U.S. officials confirmed to CBS News on Friday. There is currently a search-and-rescue mission underway for the missing crew member. Matt Gutman reports.

CBS News

41,578 views • 3 months ago

What unfolded in the skies over Isfahan in Iran is not merely a military incident, it is rather a revealing moment. Images and footage circulating show the aftermath of what Iran describes as a failed United States rescue operation: a downed F-15, followed by the destruction of additional assets, including a Black Hawk helicopter and a C-130 transport aircraft, all reportedly struck during attempts to recover a missing American pilot. But the most telling detail is not the losses... it is the ending. The site where the F-15 was brought down has not simply been abandoned; it has been erased. Reduced to dust. No intact wreckage. No recoverable evidence. Nothing left behind. This raises a question far more profound than the tactical failure itself: Was the priority truly to rescue… or to eliminate? Because what this operation appears to demonstrate is a doctrine not of recovery, but of denial; ensuring that neither personnel, nor technology, nor even fragments of the truth fall into opposing hands. A logic that mirrors, in effect if not in name, the same brutal calculus often associated with Zionist Israel's "Hannibal Directive": better total destruction than the risk of capture. And if that is the case, then what does it say about the values being upheld? About "morale" when soldiers know that rescue may not come? About "loyalty" when survival is conditional? About "respect" when the final act is obliteration rather than protection? In the end, this is not just about a downed jet. It is about a mindset; one that treats its own not as lives to be saved, but as liabilities to be erased. And that, perhaps, speaks louder than any official statement ever could.
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What unfolded in the skies over Isfahan in Iran is not merely a military incident, it is rather a revealing moment. Images and footage circulating show the aftermath of what Iran describes as a failed United States rescue operation: a downed F-15, followed by the destruction of additional assets, including a Black Hawk helicopter and a C-130 transport aircraft, all reportedly struck during attempts to recover a missing American pilot. But the most telling detail is not the losses... it is the ending. The site where the F-15 was brought down has not simply been abandoned; it has been erased. Reduced to dust. No intact wreckage. No recoverable evidence. Nothing left behind. This raises a question far more profound than the tactical failure itself: Was the priority truly to rescue… or to eliminate? Because what this operation appears to demonstrate is a doctrine not of recovery, but of denial; ensuring that neither personnel, nor technology, nor even fragments of the truth fall into opposing hands. A logic that mirrors, in effect if not in name, the same brutal calculus often associated with Zionist Israel's "Hannibal Directive": better total destruction than the risk of capture. And if that is the case, then what does it say about the values being upheld? About "morale" when soldiers know that rescue may not come? About "loyalty" when survival is conditional? About "respect" when the final act is obliteration rather than protection? In the end, this is not just about a downed jet. It is about a mindset; one that treats its own not as lives to be saved, but as liabilities to be erased. And that, perhaps, speaks louder than any official statement ever could.

Marwa Osman || مروة عثمان

61,714 views • 3 months ago

The U.S. operation, presented as a mission to rescue the downed F-15 pilot, was never really a recovery mission at all. Instead, it was an operation to seize Iran’s enriched uranium, one that went badly wrong. This story of a heroic pilot rescue was then used to cover up the failure, while questions remain about what actually happened and why the pilot's identity has not been revealed since the operation. I discuss how this narrative was sold to the world and why so many details remain unanswered with Danny Jones
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The U.S. operation, presented as a mission to rescue the downed F-15 pilot, was never really a recovery mission at all. Instead, it was an operation to seize Iran’s enriched uranium, one that went badly wrong. This story of a heroic pilot rescue was then used to cover up the failure, while questions remain about what actually happened and why the pilot's identity has not been revealed since the operation. I discuss how this narrative was sold to the world and why so many details remain unanswered with Danny Jones

Ben Swann

286,966 views • 1 month ago

🚨 PILOT RESCUE OR NUCLEAR RAID: The TRUTH About Isfahan: The FAILED Mission the White House is Hiding.🤯 The establishment media is feeding you a script about a "heroic pilot rescue," but international reports are beginning to tell a much darker story. Was the Isfahan operation actually a botched attempt to infiltrate Iranian nuclear facilities that ended in a total American retreat? According to emerging reports from PressTV, the narrative of an F-15E pilot rescue was a cover for a high-stakes infiltration mission that fell directly into an Iranian trap. While Washington paints a picture of a calculated success, the ground reality suggests a "crushing strategic defeat." Here is the breakdown of the alleged failure: US Special Forces and a "Zionist coalition" reportedly landed C-130s at an abandoned airstrip near a nuclear site, only to find Iranian forces lying in wait. Reports claim multiple Black Hawk helicopters and specialized Little Bird aircraft were destroyed on the ground. One C-130 was allegedly targeted mid-landing, forcing a catastrophic emergency. The situation became so dire that the mission shifted from "infiltration" to a "desperate evacuation." Sources say US forces fled so quickly they abandoned equipment and officer identification before airstrikes were called in to destroy their own assets to prevent them from falling into Iranian hands. Why the sudden, frantic press conferences from the White House? Critics are arguing that the narrative of "saving a pilot" is being used to mask the loss of elite hardware and personnel. "This wasn't a rescue. It was a gambling president's failed attempt to strike a nuclear facility that ended in a disgraceful retreat." ⚠️ WHAT THIS MEANS FOR AMERICA If these reports are accurate, we aren't just looking at a tactical failure—we’re looking at a shift in the global balance of power. How did the US miscalculate Iranian air defense so badly? How many millions in taxpayer-funded tech was just turned into scrap metal in the Isfahan desert? Is the recent talk of targeting civilian infrastructure a "distraction" from this military debacle? The establishment wants you to see a victory. The evidence suggests a disaster. Is the "pilot rescue" story the truth, or are we being lied to about the start of a much larger, more dangerous conflict? Is this the "ghost in the machine" coming back to haunt the administration? Let’s discuss. Is this a media psyop or a genuine military humiliation? 👇
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🚨 PILOT RESCUE OR NUCLEAR RAID: The TRUTH About Isfahan: The FAILED Mission the White House is Hiding.🤯 The establishment media is feeding you a script about a "heroic pilot rescue," but international reports are beginning to tell a much darker story. Was the Isfahan operation actually a botched attempt to infiltrate Iranian nuclear facilities that ended in a total American retreat? According to emerging reports from PressTV, the narrative of an F-15E pilot rescue was a cover for a high-stakes infiltration mission that fell directly into an Iranian trap. While Washington paints a picture of a calculated success, the ground reality suggests a "crushing strategic defeat." Here is the breakdown of the alleged failure: US Special Forces and a "Zionist coalition" reportedly landed C-130s at an abandoned airstrip near a nuclear site, only to find Iranian forces lying in wait. Reports claim multiple Black Hawk helicopters and specialized Little Bird aircraft were destroyed on the ground. One C-130 was allegedly targeted mid-landing, forcing a catastrophic emergency. The situation became so dire that the mission shifted from "infiltration" to a "desperate evacuation." Sources say US forces fled so quickly they abandoned equipment and officer identification before airstrikes were called in to destroy their own assets to prevent them from falling into Iranian hands. Why the sudden, frantic press conferences from the White House? Critics are arguing that the narrative of "saving a pilot" is being used to mask the loss of elite hardware and personnel. "This wasn't a rescue. It was a gambling president's failed attempt to strike a nuclear facility that ended in a disgraceful retreat." ⚠️ WHAT THIS MEANS FOR AMERICA If these reports are accurate, we aren't just looking at a tactical failure—we’re looking at a shift in the global balance of power. How did the US miscalculate Iranian air defense so badly? How many millions in taxpayer-funded tech was just turned into scrap metal in the Isfahan desert? Is the recent talk of targeting civilian infrastructure a "distraction" from this military debacle? The establishment wants you to see a victory. The evidence suggests a disaster. Is the "pilot rescue" story the truth, or are we being lied to about the start of a much larger, more dangerous conflict? Is this the "ghost in the machine" coming back to haunt the administration? Let’s discuss. Is this a media psyop or a genuine military humiliation? 👇

Project Constitution

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Iran announces the capture of an American pilot The pilot managed to eject after the aircraft was hit by an air defense system. After that, the Americans began a rescue operation with the help of Black Hawk helicopters and a C-130 Hercules aircraft. F-35 fighters and MQ-9 drones were also involved in the search operation. The Iranian military captured a US Air Force F-35 fighter pilot, according to the Tasnim news agency. Александр Коц
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Iran announces the capture of an American pilot The pilot managed to eject after the aircraft was hit by an air defense system. After that, the Americans began a rescue operation with the help of Black Hawk helicopters and a C-130 Hercules aircraft. F-35 fighters and MQ-9 drones were also involved in the search operation. The Iranian military captured a US Air Force F-35 fighter pilot, according to the Tasnim news agency. Александр Коц

🇷🇺 STANISLAV KRAPIVNIK 🇷🇺

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iranians pose for photo ops as they sift through the wreckage of destroyed U.S planes from the F-15 pilot rescue mission. Iran is claiming it's a crash site, while the U.S claims the planes got stuck as they were refueling and had to be blown up as they were left behind. Source: RT
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iranians pose for photo ops as they sift through the wreckage of destroyed U.S planes from the F-15 pilot rescue mission. Iran is claiming it's a crash site, while the U.S claims the planes got stuck as they were refueling and had to be blown up as they were left behind. Source: RT

Mario Nawfal

1,702,008 views • 3 months ago

A man has allegedly been found in possession of more than eight South African identity documents. He is also reportedly operating a shop inside the Department of Home Affairs premises on Umngeni Road in Durban. The circumstances surrounding the identity documents and how he came to be operating a business on the Home Affairs premises are yet to be fully established.
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A man has allegedly been found in possession of more than eight South African identity documents. He is also reportedly operating a shop inside the Department of Home Affairs premises on Umngeni Road in Durban. The circumstances surrounding the identity documents and how he came to be operating a business on the Home Affairs premises are yet to be fully established.

WesternPulse

229,914 views • 5 days ago

Sky News has verified footage released by Iranian state media of a crash site roughly 45km south of the city of Isfahan. Iran claims that two American C-130 transport aircraft and two Blackhawk helicopters were shot down, however, U.S. officials say their forces had to destroy two of their own aircraft during the rescue mission, according to the Wall Street Journal. 🔗
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Sky News has verified footage released by Iranian state media of a crash site roughly 45km south of the city of Isfahan. Iran claims that two American C-130 transport aircraft and two Blackhawk helicopters were shot down, however, U.S. officials say their forces had to destroy two of their own aircraft during the rescue mission, according to the Wall Street Journal. 🔗

Sky News

265,990 views • 3 months ago

An American fighter jet was downed over Iran, U.S. officials confirmed Friday, and a search and rescue effort is underway. In this March 1 exchange, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) told Margaret Brennan that while the U.S. is not planning to put boots on the ground in Iran, an extended air and naval campaign carries inherent risks. "One risk of that kind of campaign is that an aircraft could be shot down, and the president would never leave a pilot behind," Cotton said. "So no doubt we have combat search and rescue assets in the region that are prepared to go in and extract any downed pilot."
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An American fighter jet was downed over Iran, U.S. officials confirmed Friday, and a search and rescue effort is underway. In this March 1 exchange, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) told Margaret Brennan that while the U.S. is not planning to put boots on the ground in Iran, an extended air and naval campaign carries inherent risks. "One risk of that kind of campaign is that an aircraft could be shot down, and the president would never leave a pilot behind," Cotton said. "So no doubt we have combat search and rescue assets in the region that are prepared to go in and extract any downed pilot."

Face The Nation

36,636 views • 3 months ago

BREAKING: One of the U.S. crew members from the downed F-15E jet in Iran has been rescued, according to CBS News. The search and rescue mission is still ongoing. "One crew member from the U.S. F-15E fighter jet downed over Iran was rescued by American forces, two U.S. officials confirmed to CBS News on Friday," CBS reported. The F-15E is a two-person crew aircraft. H/t: OSINTdefender
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BREAKING: One of the U.S. crew members from the downed F-15E jet in Iran has been rescued, according to CBS News. The search and rescue mission is still ongoing. "One crew member from the U.S. F-15E fighter jet downed over Iran was rescued by American forces, two U.S. officials confirmed to CBS News on Friday," CBS reported. The F-15E is a two-person crew aircraft. H/t: OSINTdefender

Collin Rugg

342,833 views • 3 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: The downed U.S. F-15 weapons systems officer has been successfully EXTRACTED from behind enemy lines in Iran after a HEAVY firefight. There will be a movie made about this moment. In a daring rescue operation, U.S. forces have located and evacuated the missing weapons systems officer who was downed over Iran. Fox’s Jennifer Griffin broke down the details of the operation: GRIFFIN: “We can confirm with two senior U.S. officials that the second crew member of the downed F-15E fighter jet has been rescued.” “It’s been a very complex, multi-layered rescue effort that’s been taking place basically since the plane went down early Friday morning local time.” “It’s been harrowing at times, I’m told.” “The weapons systems officer ejected from the plane along with the pilot.” “These are two seats that...there’s a parachute, we saw the image of the seat and the parachute that was empty on the ground.” “Both of those, we’re told, they ejected, they made it out.” “The plane itself is in pieces on the ground.” “It is good that they were both able to eject.” “What’s really extraordinary is that the second crew member, the weapons systems officer, who we’ve been talking about, managed to hike up to a ridge line and hide, and then to admit that emergency beacon that allowed the U.S. military and the rescue team to know where he was.” “We don’t know the condition of the airman at this point, I can tell you that the injuries are likely to be serious.” The U.S. military just pulled off an extraordinary rescue under fire.
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🚨 BREAKING: The downed U.S. F-15 weapons systems officer has been successfully EXTRACTED from behind enemy lines in Iran after a HEAVY firefight. There will be a movie made about this moment. In a daring rescue operation, U.S. forces have located and evacuated the missing weapons systems officer who was downed over Iran. Fox’s Jennifer Griffin broke down the details of the operation: GRIFFIN: “We can confirm with two senior U.S. officials that the second crew member of the downed F-15E fighter jet has been rescued.” “It’s been a very complex, multi-layered rescue effort that’s been taking place basically since the plane went down early Friday morning local time.” “It’s been harrowing at times, I’m told.” “The weapons systems officer ejected from the plane along with the pilot.” “These are two seats that...there’s a parachute, we saw the image of the seat and the parachute that was empty on the ground.” “Both of those, we’re told, they ejected, they made it out.” “The plane itself is in pieces on the ground.” “It is good that they were both able to eject.” “What’s really extraordinary is that the second crew member, the weapons systems officer, who we’ve been talking about, managed to hike up to a ridge line and hide, and then to admit that emergency beacon that allowed the U.S. military and the rescue team to know where he was.” “We don’t know the condition of the airman at this point, I can tell you that the injuries are likely to be serious.” The U.S. military just pulled off an extraordinary rescue under fire.

Overton

22,405 views • 3 months ago

Location: 32.221360, 51.901322 This old agricultural strip appears to have served as a forward recovery point during last night’s operation to extract the second crewman from the downed F-15E deep inside Iran. By that stage, the first crew member had already been recovered in daylight. The second extraction was the more complex phase: it involved dozens of aircraft and specialized rescue teams, while the wounded airman was pulled out from mountainous terrain after nearly two days behind Iranian lines. Reuters also reported that the mission was supported by Israeli intelligence and a CIA deception effort to mislead Iranian forces during the search. During the exfiltration, two MC-130J special operations aircraft were destroyed on the ground after becoming compromised or unusable, underscoring how risky the recovery was. A very plausible improvised recovery site for one of the most audacious CSAR missions of the war. #OperationEpicFury
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Location: 32.221360, 51.901322 This old agricultural strip appears to have served as a forward recovery point during last night’s operation to extract the second crewman from the downed F-15E deep inside Iran. By that stage, the first crew member had already been recovered in daylight. The second extraction was the more complex phase: it involved dozens of aircraft and specialized rescue teams, while the wounded airman was pulled out from mountainous terrain after nearly two days behind Iranian lines. Reuters also reported that the mission was supported by Israeli intelligence and a CIA deception effort to mislead Iranian forces during the search. During the exfiltration, two MC-130J special operations aircraft were destroyed on the ground after becoming compromised or unusable, underscoring how risky the recovery was. A very plausible improvised recovery site for one of the most audacious CSAR missions of the war. #OperationEpicFury

MizarVision Watcher

28,694 views • 3 months ago

BREAKING: THE AMERICAN PORT, AMERICAN FORCES, AND A HUMANITARIAN TRUCK WERE USED TO RESCUE HOSTAGES New details about the operation in Nuseirat camp: A group of Israeli forces infiltrated through the American seaport disguised as humanitarian relief workers and used humanitarian aid trucks to free the four hostages in Gaza. A special American unit participated in the operation to remove Israeli hostages from the Nuseirat camp. The 4 rescued are: Noa, Shlomi, Almog and Andrey. Over 200 civilians were murdered to rescue these 4 hostages.
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BREAKING: THE AMERICAN PORT, AMERICAN FORCES, AND A HUMANITARIAN TRUCK WERE USED TO RESCUE HOSTAGES New details about the operation in Nuseirat camp: A group of Israeli forces infiltrated through the American seaport disguised as humanitarian relief workers and used humanitarian aid trucks to free the four hostages in Gaza. A special American unit participated in the operation to remove Israeli hostages from the Nuseirat camp. The 4 rescued are: Noa, Shlomi, Almog and Andrey. Over 200 civilians were murdered to rescue these 4 hostages.

Sulaiman Ahmed

483,162 views • 2 years ago

🚨 JUST IN: The CIA has just SEIZED boxes of DOCUMENTS in DNI Tulsi Gabbard's office relating to the JFK files and MKUltra, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna says LUNA: "We were actually just notified that the CIA went in and took documents out of ODNI. Multiple boxes pertaining to the JFK files as well as MKUltra." "The reason why this is troubling is A, there was an executive order that the president had directed the full declassification of JFK, but then also to the MKUltra files." "The CIA famously has said that, you know, all documents were released and other documents had been destroyed. So these are allegedly those documents that apparently never existed." "And so very troubling. I did just talk to Chairman Comer and we are sending in the next hour or so a preservation of documents requests to the CIA." "I have called into the White House to the director of the CIA himself. And so obviously, as this develops, we'll keep everyone up to date. But strange times we're living." Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Katie Pavlich
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🚨 JUST IN: The CIA has just SEIZED boxes of DOCUMENTS in DNI Tulsi Gabbard's office relating to the JFK files and MKUltra, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna says LUNA: "We were actually just notified that the CIA went in and took documents out of ODNI. Multiple boxes pertaining to the JFK files as well as MKUltra." "The reason why this is troubling is A, there was an executive order that the president had directed the full declassification of JFK, but then also to the MKUltra files." "The CIA famously has said that, you know, all documents were released and other documents had been destroyed. So these are allegedly those documents that apparently never existed." "And so very troubling. I did just talk to Chairman Comer and we are sending in the next hour or so a preservation of documents requests to the CIA." "I have called into the White House to the director of the CIA himself. And so obviously, as this develops, we'll keep everyone up to date. But strange times we're living." Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Katie Pavlich

Eric Daugherty

589,574 views • 2 months ago

Iranian media announced that the failed Isfahan operation was not a rescue operation but a failed attempt to infiltrate Iran's nuclear facilities "In reality the American special forces walked straight into a trap set by Iran's armed forces." "The mission to infiltrate the nuclear site was changed to rescuing American commandos under fire." "US Army generals had given serious warnings to the Secretary of Defense about the heavy risks of this operation, but due to Hegseth's lack of military knowledge and Trump's insistence, the generals were dismissed just days before the Isfahan operation." "Soldiers and officers abandoned their equipment to save their lives and flee." "Trump and his illiterate Secretary of Defense, lying in Hollywood style about this failed operation, were not even believed by American audiences." "His repeated lies have eroded public trust to the lowest level, making his Goebbels-style lies hard to believe." "How can a country with supposedly no air defense or army shoot down this many fighters and aircraft, and keep adding to its collection?" - The first C-130 landed at an abandoned airstrip near Isfahan's nuclear sites - The second C-130 was hit before landing, crash-landed - Once trapped, the White House Situation Room changed the mission from nuclear infiltration to commando rescue - US troops fled so fast they left equipment and officer ID documents behind - US jets then bombed their own equipment to keep it from Iranian hands - Little Bird helicopters never even got airborne -- destroyed on the ground and inside the C-130 "This defeat could be the worst US military failure -- even worse than the failed Tabas operation of 1980."
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Iranian media announced that the failed Isfahan operation was not a rescue operation but a failed attempt to infiltrate Iran's nuclear facilities "In reality the American special forces walked straight into a trap set by Iran's armed forces." "The mission to infiltrate the nuclear site was changed to rescuing American commandos under fire." "US Army generals had given serious warnings to the Secretary of Defense about the heavy risks of this operation, but due to Hegseth's lack of military knowledge and Trump's insistence, the generals were dismissed just days before the Isfahan operation." "Soldiers and officers abandoned their equipment to save their lives and flee." "Trump and his illiterate Secretary of Defense, lying in Hollywood style about this failed operation, were not even believed by American audiences." "His repeated lies have eroded public trust to the lowest level, making his Goebbels-style lies hard to believe." "How can a country with supposedly no air defense or army shoot down this many fighters and aircraft, and keep adding to its collection?" - The first C-130 landed at an abandoned airstrip near Isfahan's nuclear sites - The second C-130 was hit before landing, crash-landed - Once trapped, the White House Situation Room changed the mission from nuclear infiltration to commando rescue - US troops fled so fast they left equipment and officer ID documents behind - US jets then bombed their own equipment to keep it from Iranian hands - Little Bird helicopters never even got airborne -- destroyed on the ground and inside the C-130 "This defeat could be the worst US military failure -- even worse than the failed Tabas operation of 1980."

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