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🇰🇵 Everyone's speaking about Iran while North Korea becomes a bigger and bigger nuclear threat! North Korea’s Hwasong-17 is a true monster ICBM: 24-26m tall, road-mobile on an 11-axle launcher, with a potential range of 15,000+ km. Before you ask, yes, that's enough to hit anywhere in the continental...

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🇰🇵 MEET THE HWASONG-17! The world's largest road-mobile ICBM. "Built by a sanctioned nation — no imports, no exports, no technology transfer. They built me anyway. I can be used anytime if necessary." 26 meters tall, transported on a 22-wheel launcher, range exceeding 15,000 km, it is capable of reaching every city in the United States. Carries multiple independently targetable warheads that separate mid-flight to strike different cities simultaneously. In its 2022 test it flew for 67 minutes, reaching an altitude of 6,000 km, nearly 15 times higher than the ISS. Already considered operational.
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🇰🇵 MEET THE HWASONG-17! The world's largest road-mobile ICBM. "Built by a sanctioned nation — no imports, no exports, no technology transfer. They built me anyway. I can be used anytime if necessary." 26 meters tall, transported on a 22-wheel launcher, range exceeding 15,000 km, it is capable of reaching every city in the United States. Carries multiple independently targetable warheads that separate mid-flight to strike different cities simultaneously. In its 2022 test it flew for 67 minutes, reaching an altitude of 6,000 km, nearly 15 times higher than the ISS. Already considered operational.

DD Geopolitics

33,936 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

🇰🇵 FROM PYONGYANG TO NEW YORK IN ONE LAUNCH: MEET THE HWASONG-20 North Korea just unveiled the Hwasong-20, a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile that can reportedly strike anywhere in the U.S., from coast to coast. It was the star of Kim Jong-un’s military parade marking the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party, nothing says “celebration” like a launch-ready nuke. Unlike older liquid-fuel models, this one can blast off in minutes, giving enemies almost zero reaction time. It’s also MIRV-capable, meaning it can carry multiple warheads aimed at different targets, just in case one wasn’t enough. Shorter and more compact than previous models, it's still deadly, and faster, sneakier, and harder to shoot down. North Korea claims it's their most advanced missile ever. Source: El Debate
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🇰🇵 FROM PYONGYANG TO NEW YORK IN ONE LAUNCH: MEET THE HWASONG-20 North Korea just unveiled the Hwasong-20, a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile that can reportedly strike anywhere in the U.S., from coast to coast. It was the star of Kim Jong-un’s military parade marking the 80th anniversary of the Workers’ Party, nothing says “celebration” like a launch-ready nuke. Unlike older liquid-fuel models, this one can blast off in minutes, giving enemies almost zero reaction time. It’s also MIRV-capable, meaning it can carry multiple warheads aimed at different targets, just in case one wasn’t enough. Shorter and more compact than previous models, it's still deadly, and faster, sneakier, and harder to shoot down. North Korea claims it's their most advanced missile ever. Source: El Debate

Mario Nawfal

1,062,792 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran claims it fired a Qader cruise missile at a U.S. carrier group. The U.S. hasn’t confirmed it. Here’s what matters. The Qader is built to hit ships. It launches from land, flies just meters above the sea, and locks onto moving targets in the final seconds. Range: 120–300 km. Warhead: 200 kg high explosive. Hard to detect. Hard to track late. But here’s the reality. The USS Abraham Lincoln isn’t alone. It’s surrounded by layers of radar, jets, and missile defenses. One missile isn’t enough. To actually break through, you need multiple launches at once to overwhelm defenses. So the threat is real. The missile is real. But a single strike won’t take down a U.S. carrier. Source: cnnnews18 YT
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran claims it fired a Qader cruise missile at a U.S. carrier group. The U.S. hasn’t confirmed it. Here’s what matters. The Qader is built to hit ships. It launches from land, flies just meters above the sea, and locks onto moving targets in the final seconds. Range: 120–300 km. Warhead: 200 kg high explosive. Hard to detect. Hard to track late. But here’s the reality. The USS Abraham Lincoln isn’t alone. It’s surrounded by layers of radar, jets, and missile defenses. One missile isn’t enough. To actually break through, you need multiple launches at once to overwhelm defenses. So the threat is real. The missile is real. But a single strike won’t take down a U.S. carrier. Source: cnnnews18 YT

Mario Nawfal

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Russia has successfully launched an Russia has successfully launched an RS-24 Yars intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome. The Russian Defense Ministry said the launch was conducted to verify the missile system’s tactical, technical, and flight characteristics. Training warheads reached their designated impact area. intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome. The Russian Defense Ministry said the launch was conducted to verify the missile system’s tactical, technical, and flight characteristics. Training warheads reached their designated impact area. Facts Russian/NATO DesignationSS-27 Mod 2/ RS-24 Yars VariantsNo Variants Mobility and RoleRoad-mobile/Silo-based ICBM Designer/ProducerMoscow Institute of Thermal Technology Range10,500-12,000 k Warhead Type and WeightNuclear/ 49,600 kg MIRV and YieldMIRVx10 /250-300 kt Guidance System/AccuracyInertial with Glonass Stages/Propellant3 stages/ Solid-Fueled IOC/Retirement2010/Still Active Status/Number of UnitsOperational/63 mobile;10 silo-based Launch Vehicles Compatible with older Russian Silos Yars TEL/MZKT-79221 Development The RS-24 Yars intercontinental ballistic missile is a MIRVed version of the Topol-M with the payload modified to carry up to 10 MIRVs each containing a thermonuclear warhead weighing 300 kilotons. The Yars is 3 staged, solid-fueled and can be launched from a silo or mobile launcher. Like its predecessor the Topol-M, the Yars is designed to evade missile defense systems and is becoming a foundational part of the Russian Strategic Missile Forces (RSMF) with an estimated 80% of Russia’s ground-based missile force being made up of Topol-M and Yars missiles by 2016. Since its introduction in 2010, when the first road-mobile Yars was deployed at Teykovo, the Yars has replaced SS-19 missiles at the 28th Missile Guards Division at Kozelsk, and is deployed at Novosibirsk and Tagil. Russia also continues to retire old SS-18, SS-19, and SS-25 missiles replacing them with the Yars or deactivating silos and garrisons. Strategic Implications The RS-24 Yars has been at the forefront of Russian efforts to modernize its nuclear forces. The Yars gives the ground based element of Russia’s Nuclear Triad increased effectiveness through its ability to evade missile defense systems. The missile has the capability to maneuver during flight and deploy both active and passive decoys which gives Yars the advantage against modern missile defense systems. The RS-24 is Road-mobile and can deploy in retired Russian missile silos making the missile more difficult to detect. This coupled with the fact that the Yars only takes 7 minutes to launch poses serious threats to the missile defense system used by the US to protect its homeland and its allies. The RS-24 is a vital part of Moscow’s effort to increase the survivability its nuclear forces and to counter missile defense systems being deployed by the United States. The Yars ICBM is expected to stay a vital part of Russia’s Nuclear Forces for the next 20 years.
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Russia has successfully launched an Russia has successfully launched an RS-24 Yars intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome. The Russian Defense Ministry said the launch was conducted to verify the missile system’s tactical, technical, and flight characteristics. Training warheads reached their designated impact area. intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome. The Russian Defense Ministry said the launch was conducted to verify the missile system’s tactical, technical, and flight characteristics. Training warheads reached their designated impact area. Facts Russian/NATO DesignationSS-27 Mod 2/ RS-24 Yars VariantsNo Variants Mobility and RoleRoad-mobile/Silo-based ICBM Designer/ProducerMoscow Institute of Thermal Technology Range10,500-12,000 k Warhead Type and WeightNuclear/ 49,600 kg MIRV and YieldMIRVx10 /250-300 kt Guidance System/AccuracyInertial with Glonass Stages/Propellant3 stages/ Solid-Fueled IOC/Retirement2010/Still Active Status/Number of UnitsOperational/63 mobile;10 silo-based Launch Vehicles Compatible with older Russian Silos Yars TEL/MZKT-79221 Development The RS-24 Yars intercontinental ballistic missile is a MIRVed version of the Topol-M with the payload modified to carry up to 10 MIRVs each containing a thermonuclear warhead weighing 300 kilotons. The Yars is 3 staged, solid-fueled and can be launched from a silo or mobile launcher. Like its predecessor the Topol-M, the Yars is designed to evade missile defense systems and is becoming a foundational part of the Russian Strategic Missile Forces (RSMF) with an estimated 80% of Russia’s ground-based missile force being made up of Topol-M and Yars missiles by 2016. Since its introduction in 2010, when the first road-mobile Yars was deployed at Teykovo, the Yars has replaced SS-19 missiles at the 28th Missile Guards Division at Kozelsk, and is deployed at Novosibirsk and Tagil. Russia also continues to retire old SS-18, SS-19, and SS-25 missiles replacing them with the Yars or deactivating silos and garrisons. Strategic Implications The RS-24 Yars has been at the forefront of Russian efforts to modernize its nuclear forces. The Yars gives the ground based element of Russia’s Nuclear Triad increased effectiveness through its ability to evade missile defense systems. The missile has the capability to maneuver during flight and deploy both active and passive decoys which gives Yars the advantage against modern missile defense systems. The RS-24 is Road-mobile and can deploy in retired Russian missile silos making the missile more difficult to detect. This coupled with the fact that the Yars only takes 7 minutes to launch poses serious threats to the missile defense system used by the US to protect its homeland and its allies. The RS-24 is a vital part of Moscow’s effort to increase the survivability its nuclear forces and to counter missile defense systems being deployed by the United States. The Yars ICBM is expected to stay a vital part of Russia’s Nuclear Forces for the next 20 years.

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

17,733 просмотров • 21 дней назад

North Korea Raises the Nuclear Response Threshold Against Washington: Pyongyang warns that any U.S.–South Korean military move it considers a threat to its security could prompt it to invoke its nuclear forces law, including nuclear response options. The warning came after Washington and Seoul agreed to strengthen information sharing and coordination to counter North Korean weapons of mass destruction. The more Washington expands its military alliances in East Asia under the banner of “deterrence and defense,” the more Pyongyang interprets these moves as preparations for an all-out war, responding with additional nuclear and missile capabilities. In this way, what Washington calls “deterrence” becomes a cycle of escalating tensions, while the Korean Peninsula increasingly becomes one of the world’s most dangerous arenas for an arms race.
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North Korea Raises the Nuclear Response Threshold Against Washington: Pyongyang warns that any U.S.–South Korean military move it considers a threat to its security could prompt it to invoke its nuclear forces law, including nuclear response options. The warning came after Washington and Seoul agreed to strengthen information sharing and coordination to counter North Korean weapons of mass destruction. The more Washington expands its military alliances in East Asia under the banner of “deterrence and defense,” the more Pyongyang interprets these moves as preparations for an all-out war, responding with additional nuclear and missile capabilities. In this way, what Washington calls “deterrence” becomes a cycle of escalating tensions, while the Korean Peninsula increasingly becomes one of the world’s most dangerous arenas for an arms race.

China pulse 🇨🇳

14,717 просмотров • 3 дней назад

‼️‼️🇰🇷🇺🇸🇯🇵🇰🇵 Seoul, Washington and Tokyo are preparing another major show of force around the Korean Peninsula, with the three allies set to launch their annual Freedom Edge exercise as North Korea’s nuclear and missile threat continues to dominate regional security planning. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said the Freedom Edge drills will run from September 7–11 in international waters east and south of Jeju Island. The exercise is officially defensive and is designed to strengthen the three countries’ ability to respond to North Korean nuclear and missile threats. This year, particular emphasis will be placed on real-time data sharing, tighter coordination and improved interoperability between South Korean, U.S. and Japanese forces. The strategic message is aimed squarely at Pyongyang: the three countries are moving beyond parallel cooperation toward a more integrated regional defense network. Faster intelligence sharing and synchronized operations make it harder for North Korea to exploit gaps between the allies, while also reinforcing a broader U.S.-led security architecture in Northeast Asia that increasingly links the defense of South Korea and Japan into a single operational framework. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇰🇷🇺🇸🇯🇵🇰🇵 Seoul, Washington and Tokyo are preparing another major show of force around the Korean Peninsula, with the three allies set to launch their annual Freedom Edge exercise as North Korea’s nuclear and missile threat continues to dominate regional security planning. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said the Freedom Edge drills will run from September 7–11 in international waters east and south of Jeju Island. The exercise is officially defensive and is designed to strengthen the three countries’ ability to respond to North Korean nuclear and missile threats. This year, particular emphasis will be placed on real-time data sharing, tighter coordination and improved interoperability between South Korean, U.S. and Japanese forces. The strategic message is aimed squarely at Pyongyang: the three countries are moving beyond parallel cooperation toward a more integrated regional defense network. Faster intelligence sharing and synchronized operations make it harder for North Korea to exploit gaps between the allies, while also reinforcing a broader U.S.-led security architecture in Northeast Asia that increasingly links the defense of South Korea and Japan into a single operational framework. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

21,242 просмотров • 22 дней назад

REPORT: A missile strike near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear facility has triggered a Russian evacuation, and Moscow is now warning Israel it may have crossed a red line. Meanwhile, Tulsi Gabbard testified that Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and Pakistan are all advancing nuclear and conventional missile systems capable of reaching America, according to U.S. intelligence. The IAEA confirmed an Israeli missile struck the site, where hundreds of Russian personnel were stationed. No damage was reported, but the Kremlin made clear its nationals were put in danger. Reports indicate even residential quarters tied to Russian experts may have been hit, something Moscow is treating as a serious provocation. Now factor in Ukraine confirming drone operators are active in the region, while Iran warns U.S. and Israeli infrastructure could be reduced to “ashes,” and this is starting to look far bigger than a single conflict. The next move could have global consequences as more and more countries are pulled into this fight faster than it can be contained. ZeeeMediaOfficial's report shows what this could trigger next. 👇
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REPORT: A missile strike near Iran’s Bushehr nuclear facility has triggered a Russian evacuation, and Moscow is now warning Israel it may have crossed a red line. Meanwhile, Tulsi Gabbard testified that Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and Pakistan are all advancing nuclear and conventional missile systems capable of reaching America, according to U.S. intelligence. The IAEA confirmed an Israeli missile struck the site, where hundreds of Russian personnel were stationed. No damage was reported, but the Kremlin made clear its nationals were put in danger. Reports indicate even residential quarters tied to Russian experts may have been hit, something Moscow is treating as a serious provocation. Now factor in Ukraine confirming drone operators are active in the region, while Iran warns U.S. and Israeli infrastructure could be reduced to “ashes,” and this is starting to look far bigger than a single conflict. The next move could have global consequences as more and more countries are pulled into this fight faster than it can be contained. ZeeeMediaOfficial's report shows what this could trigger next. 👇

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

392,908 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🇷🇺 Today Russia test-fired Satan II and it worked. RS-28 Sarmat, Plesetsk to Kamchatka. 5,500 kilometers in 30 minutes... direct hit. Putin confirmed within the hour: first combat-ready regiment armed with this missile deploys by end of 2026. This same missile blew up in its own silo 8 months ago and left a 60-meter crater at Plesetsk. It failed 4 tests in a row since 2022. The CEO of the factory that builds it was arrested last week. Today it flew clean. The specs: 16 independently targetable nuclear warheads per missile. South Pole flight paths that approach the U.S. from blind spots in its early warning network. Range covering every city on Earth. This test happened the same day Iran said enrichment is non-negotiable. The same day Trump flies to Beijing. One day after ceasefire is described as on "massive life support." This is a message. Timed, deliberate, and aimed at every negotiating table open right now. Who exactly is Russia talking to with this launch today?
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🇷🇺 Today Russia test-fired Satan II and it worked. RS-28 Sarmat, Plesetsk to Kamchatka. 5,500 kilometers in 30 minutes... direct hit. Putin confirmed within the hour: first combat-ready regiment armed with this missile deploys by end of 2026. This same missile blew up in its own silo 8 months ago and left a 60-meter crater at Plesetsk. It failed 4 tests in a row since 2022. The CEO of the factory that builds it was arrested last week. Today it flew clean. The specs: 16 independently targetable nuclear warheads per missile. South Pole flight paths that approach the U.S. from blind spots in its early warning network. Range covering every city on Earth. This test happened the same day Iran said enrichment is non-negotiable. The same day Trump flies to Beijing. One day after ceasefire is described as on "massive life support." This is a message. Timed, deliberate, and aimed at every negotiating table open right now. Who exactly is Russia talking to with this launch today?

Mario Nawfal

407,344 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

BREAKING:🚨 MIDDLE EAST ON THE BRINK: IRAN THREATENS MASS MISSILE STRIKE Negotiations with Iran have collapsed — and the warnings are escalating fast. According to CNN, Iranian officials are signaling they are prepared to respond to any U.S. strike by launching up to 500 Khyber ballistic missiles at Israel. The Khyber missile is no symbolic threat: • 2,000 km range • 1.5-ton warhead • Believed to support multiple or split warheads This is not posturing. This is deterrence by terror. With diplomacy dead, red lines crossed, and military assets already in position, the region is now sitting on a hair-trigger. One miscalculation — one strike — could ignite a conflict far beyond Israel and Iran. The world is inching closer to a moment it may not be able to walk back from.
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BREAKING:🚨 MIDDLE EAST ON THE BRINK: IRAN THREATENS MASS MISSILE STRIKE Negotiations with Iran have collapsed — and the warnings are escalating fast. According to CNN, Iranian officials are signaling they are prepared to respond to any U.S. strike by launching up to 500 Khyber ballistic missiles at Israel. The Khyber missile is no symbolic threat: • 2,000 km range • 1.5-ton warhead • Believed to support multiple or split warheads This is not posturing. This is deterrence by terror. With diplomacy dead, red lines crossed, and military assets already in position, the region is now sitting on a hair-trigger. One miscalculation — one strike — could ignite a conflict far beyond Israel and Iran. The world is inching closer to a moment it may not be able to walk back from.

Jim Ferguson

182,355 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

🚨INTERVIEW: “U.S. MEDIATING RUSSIA’S SECURITY CONCERNS IS COMEDY GOLD. WE BUILT THE MISSILE SITES THEY’RE COMPLAINING ABOUT” “What's funny about that proposal is that, you know, the U.S. has been at the forefront of the issues that Russia wants to be addressed. So, for example, not just NATO expansion, but also placing so-called missile defense sites in Poland and Romania that the Bush administration said they're only there so we can defend Europe from Iran and North Korea, which everyone knows is a joke. The real aim of those sites in Poland and Romania is that these missile defense sites can easily be repurposed for offensive strike capability. You can easily put Tomahawks in these places, which could hit Moscow in a matter of minutes. That's the real point of these sites. And that's what Russia also wants to address. So the idea that the U.S. would mediate a negotiation over this when it's been the driving force behind what Russia perceives as a threat to its security is kind of a joke. I just think, I suspect, Russia will demand more than a promise from the U.S. to broker talks over that.” Aaron Maté Journalist & "Pushback" host for The Grayzone
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🚨INTERVIEW: “U.S. MEDIATING RUSSIA’S SECURITY CONCERNS IS COMEDY GOLD. WE BUILT THE MISSILE SITES THEY’RE COMPLAINING ABOUT” “What's funny about that proposal is that, you know, the U.S. has been at the forefront of the issues that Russia wants to be addressed. So, for example, not just NATO expansion, but also placing so-called missile defense sites in Poland and Romania that the Bush administration said they're only there so we can defend Europe from Iran and North Korea, which everyone knows is a joke. The real aim of those sites in Poland and Romania is that these missile defense sites can easily be repurposed for offensive strike capability. You can easily put Tomahawks in these places, which could hit Moscow in a matter of minutes. That's the real point of these sites. And that's what Russia also wants to address. So the idea that the U.S. would mediate a negotiation over this when it's been the driving force behind what Russia perceives as a threat to its security is kind of a joke. I just think, I suspect, Russia will demand more than a promise from the U.S. to broker talks over that.” Aaron Maté Journalist & "Pushback" host for The Grayzone

Mario Nawfal

28,997 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

New video of what is a supposed UAP being struck by a Hellfire missile: Analysis What isn’t discussed at the hearing nor anyone who doesn’t have exposure to footage like this is the fact that the Hellfire missile doesn’t appear to detonate. This is important as it shows the missile only clipping the object, which most likely is a drone. If the missile doesn’t detonate and only clips one of the rotors of a drone (if that’s what this is), then it would explain why the drone could potentially recover and carry on…to a distance longer than the video shows but we don’t know how far that actually was. It could have eventually crashed in the water. Also, important to note that the authorization to use that munition signifies that the user was given a green light at targeting a potential threat. This isn’t done lightly. This means that it was identified enough to a degree to be a potential threat (like an adversarial drone) and was intentionally targeted. That wouldn’t happen if it was a truly unidentified objects or actual alien space ship. They would observe until it was deemed to be hostile in nature. This could also be a potential C-UAS test strike on the efficiencies of targeting in-flight drones with conventional munitions and how accurate they are. But more information needs to be presented to determine that. In conclusion, this appears to be nothing more than a failed strike of what was claimed to be a Hellfire missile on a traveling drone. The munition did not detonate, clipping the object but only to a degree that it still had flight capability after.
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New video of what is a supposed UAP being struck by a Hellfire missile: Analysis What isn’t discussed at the hearing nor anyone who doesn’t have exposure to footage like this is the fact that the Hellfire missile doesn’t appear to detonate. This is important as it shows the missile only clipping the object, which most likely is a drone. If the missile doesn’t detonate and only clips one of the rotors of a drone (if that’s what this is), then it would explain why the drone could potentially recover and carry on…to a distance longer than the video shows but we don’t know how far that actually was. It could have eventually crashed in the water. Also, important to note that the authorization to use that munition signifies that the user was given a green light at targeting a potential threat. This isn’t done lightly. This means that it was identified enough to a degree to be a potential threat (like an adversarial drone) and was intentionally targeted. That wouldn’t happen if it was a truly unidentified objects or actual alien space ship. They would observe until it was deemed to be hostile in nature. This could also be a potential C-UAS test strike on the efficiencies of targeting in-flight drones with conventional munitions and how accurate they are. But more information needs to be presented to determine that. In conclusion, this appears to be nothing more than a failed strike of what was claimed to be a Hellfire missile on a traveling drone. The munition did not detonate, clipping the object but only to a degree that it still had flight capability after.

Chris Unleashed

288,754 просмотров • 1 год назад

The strategic objective was always clear: Iran cannot be the next North Korea. Period. That means no nuclear program, no ballistic missile program, and no more proxy wars. President Trump’s critics keep acting like Iran has time on its side. They don’t. Their economy is in shambles because our blockade is working and we have persistent eyes and targeting options on everything they do. That is called escalation dominance. For 47 years, Iran’s regime relied on the assumption that America will hesitate, overthink, and eventually concede to a bad deal. That assumption changed. Yes, the Strait of Hormuz matters. But the main strategic objective is much bigger. Defend the homeland and protect our allies. So, no, Iran is not “winning.” America holds all the cards.
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The strategic objective was always clear: Iran cannot be the next North Korea. Period. That means no nuclear program, no ballistic missile program, and no more proxy wars. President Trump’s critics keep acting like Iran has time on its side. They don’t. Their economy is in shambles because our blockade is working and we have persistent eyes and targeting options on everything they do. That is called escalation dominance. For 47 years, Iran’s regime relied on the assumption that America will hesitate, overthink, and eventually concede to a bad deal. That assumption changed. Yes, the Strait of Hormuz matters. But the main strategic objective is much bigger. Defend the homeland and protect our allies. So, no, Iran is not “winning.” America holds all the cards.

Dan Crenshaw

19,402 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim's declaration that Nigeria has no nuclear weapons is an unnecessary denial of ambition Nigeria has never demonstrated or would ever have been allowed to. In 2004 when North Korea offered Nigeria ballistic missile technology and was keen to signing an MoU covering defense cooperation, it set off alarm bells in the West, with the U.S and Britain warning Nigeria against buying weapons or accepting deals from North Korea. Even after Nigeria said any military cooperation would aim to protect Nigeria's national territory and denied any interest in nuclear weapons, the U.S was adamant sternly warned Abuja against pursuing military collaboration with Pyongyang, ultimately forcing Nigeria to walk away from the proposed partnership. If North Korea’s offer to share missile technology was enough to set off alarm bells in the West and provoke such strong reactions, imagine the response if Nigeria ever seriously considered pursuing nuclear weapons. No African nation will ever be allowed to develop nuclear weapons capacity. The Treaty of Pelindaba exists for a reason.
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Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim's declaration that Nigeria has no nuclear weapons is an unnecessary denial of ambition Nigeria has never demonstrated or would ever have been allowed to. In 2004 when North Korea offered Nigeria ballistic missile technology and was keen to signing an MoU covering defense cooperation, it set off alarm bells in the West, with the U.S and Britain warning Nigeria against buying weapons or accepting deals from North Korea. Even after Nigeria said any military cooperation would aim to protect Nigeria's national territory and denied any interest in nuclear weapons, the U.S was adamant sternly warned Abuja against pursuing military collaboration with Pyongyang, ultimately forcing Nigeria to walk away from the proposed partnership. If North Korea’s offer to share missile technology was enough to set off alarm bells in the West and provoke such strong reactions, imagine the response if Nigeria ever seriously considered pursuing nuclear weapons. No African nation will ever be allowed to develop nuclear weapons capacity. The Treaty of Pelindaba exists for a reason.

Defense News Nigeria

66,671 просмотров • 18 дней назад

🇺🇸 U.S. Central Command has requested the deployment of Dark Eagle hypersonic missiles, for potential strikes on Iran. First, this is a big deal. The U.S. has never before used hypersonic (Mach 5 or greater) weapons in combat. The Dark Eagle is a precision offensive strike weapon that travels at over 3,800 mph, and can maneuver unpredictably mid-flight. Which makes it essentially impossible for existing missile defense systems to intercept. It has a range of over 1,650 mi, meaning it could reach Tehran from launch positions in the Gulf in minutes. The reason CENTCOM wants it now is that Iran has moved its ballistic missile launchers deeper into the country, beyond the reach of the current Precision Strike Missile (PrSM). Each hypersonic costs roughly $15 million, and there are no more than 8 available. Russia and China, it’s worth noting, have been deploying their own versions for years. Deploying it sends a message to Tehran, but also to Beijing and Moscow: America's hypersonic capability is finally here. Source: Combat Tech YT
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🇺🇸 U.S. Central Command has requested the deployment of Dark Eagle hypersonic missiles, for potential strikes on Iran. First, this is a big deal. The U.S. has never before used hypersonic (Mach 5 or greater) weapons in combat. The Dark Eagle is a precision offensive strike weapon that travels at over 3,800 mph, and can maneuver unpredictably mid-flight. Which makes it essentially impossible for existing missile defense systems to intercept. It has a range of over 1,650 mi, meaning it could reach Tehran from launch positions in the Gulf in minutes. The reason CENTCOM wants it now is that Iran has moved its ballistic missile launchers deeper into the country, beyond the reach of the current Precision Strike Missile (PrSM). Each hypersonic costs roughly $15 million, and there are no more than 8 available. Russia and China, it’s worth noting, have been deploying their own versions for years. Deploying it sends a message to Tehran, but also to Beijing and Moscow: America's hypersonic capability is finally here. Source: Combat Tech YT

Mario Nawfal

107,702 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

JUST IN: 🇯🇵🇨🇳 Japan Is Preparing For A Much Bigger Confrontation With China Japan is undergoing one of its biggest strategic shifts since World War II as fears over China, North Korea and Russia reshape Tokyo’s security policy. Japan is expanding defense spending toward 2% of GDP, acquiring long range “counterstrike” missiles that can reach targets on the Chinese mainland, strengthening air and missile defenses, and building hardened shelters and tunnels. But the most dramatic development is the growing debate over nuclear deterrence. Japanese officials and experts are increasingly discussing whether the country should allow U.S. nuclear weapons to be hosted on Japanese soil under arrangements similar to America’s nuclear sharing model in Europe. Japan has not decided to build its own nuclear arsenal, but the fact that such ideas are now being openly discussed represents a major departure from decades of Japanese policy. 👀 The balance of power in East Asia is changing and Japan is preparing for it.
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JUST IN: 🇯🇵🇨🇳 Japan Is Preparing For A Much Bigger Confrontation With China Japan is undergoing one of its biggest strategic shifts since World War II as fears over China, North Korea and Russia reshape Tokyo’s security policy. Japan is expanding defense spending toward 2% of GDP, acquiring long range “counterstrike” missiles that can reach targets on the Chinese mainland, strengthening air and missile defenses, and building hardened shelters and tunnels. But the most dramatic development is the growing debate over nuclear deterrence. Japanese officials and experts are increasingly discussing whether the country should allow U.S. nuclear weapons to be hosted on Japanese soil under arrangements similar to America’s nuclear sharing model in Europe. Japan has not decided to build its own nuclear arsenal, but the fact that such ideas are now being openly discussed represents a major departure from decades of Japanese policy. 👀 The balance of power in East Asia is changing and Japan is preparing for it.

War Radar

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BREAKING 🔥🇺🇦 Ukraine Lyviv Oblast Ukraine confirms that the missile that hit the Lviv region flew at a speed of about 13,000 km/h along a ballistic trajectory. It makes it clear that an Oreshnik IRBM with MIRV technology was used in the attack. It’s the second time an ICBM or IRBM is used in war After the Russian Oreshnik IRBM strike, local media report that there is “almost no gas” in Lviv Oblast. Earlier reports indicated that the Oreshnik hit a strategic underground gas storage facility in the city of Stryi, Lviv region. The facility is located 66 km from Lviv and 75 km from the Polish border. Several volleys of MIRV strikes can be seen in the video. The fact that it happened close to the Polish border is a Russian message for all of Europe. Expert opinion : Oreshnik ICBM is unstoppable since it enters into from space to atmosphere with a speed of Mach 10. Neither Europe nor America has such an anti air defence to stop it. Under normal circumstances it carries nuclear warheads that can erase any European city from map and sends back to stone age. Last night, there was a clear sign that Russia is not joking.
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BREAKING 🔥🇺🇦 Ukraine Lyviv Oblast Ukraine confirms that the missile that hit the Lviv region flew at a speed of about 13,000 km/h along a ballistic trajectory. It makes it clear that an Oreshnik IRBM with MIRV technology was used in the attack. It’s the second time an ICBM or IRBM is used in war After the Russian Oreshnik IRBM strike, local media report that there is “almost no gas” in Lviv Oblast. Earlier reports indicated that the Oreshnik hit a strategic underground gas storage facility in the city of Stryi, Lviv region. The facility is located 66 km from Lviv and 75 km from the Polish border. Several volleys of MIRV strikes can be seen in the video. The fact that it happened close to the Polish border is a Russian message for all of Europe. Expert opinion : Oreshnik ICBM is unstoppable since it enters into from space to atmosphere with a speed of Mach 10. Neither Europe nor America has such an anti air defence to stop it. Under normal circumstances it carries nuclear warheads that can erase any European city from map and sends back to stone age. Last night, there was a clear sign that Russia is not joking.

Frankie™️🦅

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‼️ Ukraine’s Fire Point company says it is moving to the next stage of testing its new FP-7 ballistic missile, including test strikes against targets in Russia. Chief designer of Fire Point company Denys Shtilierman Denys Shtilierman on the FP-7 ballistic missile: ▪️ FP-7 is an analog of the American ATACMS missile, but costs about half as much; ▪️ Range: up to 300 km, depending on the weight of the warhead; ▪️ The missile, based on the 48N6 used in the S-400 air defense system, features a modernized airframe and new electronics; ▪️ The launcher is simplified and built on a standard trailer, allowing for quick launches and easier concealment of the system; ▪️ Fire Point manufactures all components itself - from engines to the flight controller - while the warhead is manufactured externally on order; ▪️ Production begins even before official codification in order to avoid delays in the number of units produced. The company is also developing a new FP-9 ballistic missile with a range of up to 850 km, which would allow Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia that were previously out of reach. 📹: Channel 24
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‼️ Ukraine’s Fire Point company says it is moving to the next stage of testing its new FP-7 ballistic missile, including test strikes against targets in Russia. Chief designer of Fire Point company Denys Shtilierman Denys Shtilierman on the FP-7 ballistic missile: ▪️ FP-7 is an analog of the American ATACMS missile, but costs about half as much; ▪️ Range: up to 300 km, depending on the weight of the warhead; ▪️ The missile, based on the 48N6 used in the S-400 air defense system, features a modernized airframe and new electronics; ▪️ The launcher is simplified and built on a standard trailer, allowing for quick launches and easier concealment of the system; ▪️ Fire Point manufactures all components itself - from engines to the flight controller - while the warhead is manufactured externally on order; ▪️ Production begins even before official codification in order to avoid delays in the number of units produced. The company is also developing a new FP-9 ballistic missile with a range of up to 850 km, which would allow Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia that were previously out of reach. 📹: Channel 24

Anton Gerashchenko

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