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🚨 IF IRAN’S WEAPONS ARE “DOWN 91%,” WHY IS IT STILL INFLICTING MAJOR DAMAGE ACROSS THE GULF? Donald Trump says the United States has severely degraded Iran’s military capabilities. But the developments on the ground tell a more complicated story. Iran is still able to: ▪️ Launch missiles and...

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Josh2 months ago

Iran has no "show of force." While they may have gotten lucky and hit a few things, they cannot keep it up, but we definitely can. The war tally favors the USA over Iran 100 to 1 easy. Stop peddling propaganda!

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Reality Report News2 months ago

Nothing says “patriotism” like cheering for a war while getting robbed at the gas pump, squeezed at the grocery store and billed through your taxes. Josh is celebrating that “we can keep it up” as though he owns stock in the missile company. Meanwhile, he is paying higher fuel and transportation costs like everyone else—and then applauding the people handing him the bill. That imaginary “100-to-1” scoreboard will not lower his gas price, reduce his grocery bill or reimburse a single taxpayer. Iran gets bombed, defense contractors get richer, politicians get television time, and ordinary Americans get told to stop complaining and be patriotic. So yes, Josh, “we” can apparently keep it up—as long as people like you keep confusing economic self-harm with winning.

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Marc Distasio2 months ago

@Josh445MAGA You already paid higher fuel under Biden and higher groceries and inflation and got nothing for it, not to mention flooding this country with 20 million illegals. Every president has talked about iran but never did anything. The days of their terrorism is over. That's worth it

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Issack Batran2 months ago

@X_RealityReport @Josh445MAGA The days of terrorism is over! That is why we are destroying those bases of the US terrorists!😁

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Josh2 months ago

@MarcDistasio @X_RealityReport It's okay to dream, just don't expect too much when you awake drenched in sweat because shit is exploding all around you.

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John.h2 months ago

Good job Iran keep fighting

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MARTIN ODONGO 2 months ago

CNN reporting like its Iran national broadcaster

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Steve Ryan2 months ago

Bullshit war that never should have happened. Vote out all MAGA people now!

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Saviz2 months ago

CNN loves to drag down US for some reason. Why not show what has happened to the Iranian regime and their infrastructures? Probably 1000 worse

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Jetlin Hodgdon2 months ago

Because Israel 🇮🇱 led trump administration killed 200 🇮🇷 Iranian children because Israel 🇮🇱 wanted America 🇺🇸 attack Iran 🇮🇷 for Israel’s own enrichment. And that’s the result of being so corrupt, arrogant and incompetent American 🇺🇸 administration. Trump is destroying our democracy, economy and defense systems! Trump is unfit and dementia dummy to run a country like America 🇺🇸. Israel 🇮🇱 should not run our government! America 🇺🇸 is independent country and self sufficient without Israel 🇮🇱.

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Josh2 months ago

CNN Is so dammed ridiculous. They sound like the propaganda arm of Iran. Always rooting against America.

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Johnny Balls2 months ago

I just read that we're flying sorties 200 miles in from the coast. That complete air supremacy. We kill what we want, when we want. That's typically bad for the enemy.

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Agent2 months ago

This post is from March 29. People seen this would think it just happened. The USA has taken out every capability Iran had left to attack since. @CommunityNotes should flag this post for spreading misleading propaganda. @nikitabier this is yet another way Twitter has gone from being the breaking news public square to a bunch of misleading propaganda for clicks like tik tok and YouTube.

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IRANIAN PERSPECTIVE2 months ago

Maybe time to apologize and get the fuck out of our region and leave us alone? No?! Ok, you’ll get there soon then! You idiots are fighting tens of thousands of miles away from your soil and your soldiers/people have no idea why this war started! That’s where defeat begins…

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MAGA12 months ago

The sad part about this report is that CNN has no credibility anymore as a competent new source. I didn’t even bother watching the rest of the video because it came from CNN. The communist news channel!

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Truckers Unite NOW ❌2 months ago

Here’s a thought instead of American taxpayers paying for other countries problems why don’t we focus on ourselves and mind our own business and spend all our money here in the United States where it belongs so our lives can be better how about that just a thought?

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m s2 months ago

Bastard american terrorist regime!!

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Cyrus S 🇺🇸2 months ago

@tikums Because the Chinese and Russians keep resupplying them with their more advanced weapons

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Roger Woodall2 months ago

Trumps illegal war has cost America dearly. This site alone costs Billions of dollars, as well as American lives. Trump is constantly coming out with lies about Iran having no military whatsoever. Iran are better off thanks to this stupid moronic imbecile. Republicans get him out

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WeCameWeSawHe☠️2 months ago

Iran is not Venezuela. I suppose 😅

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Moby2 months ago

Although it’s painful to see that the soldiers lost their Karaoke venues in the Gulf because of the Iranian unprecedented aggression, the question which I am trying to answer what are they doing over there hundreds of thousands of miles away from their country?

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Julian Garcia Marin2 months ago

Well ....you surrounded Irán with MILITARY Bases, what did YOU EXPECT????

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Rod Barnett2 months ago

CNN is so Anti American it sickens me that people dont see how biased they are

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FaM2 months ago

Well done Iran, give US a good lesson

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Colby Taylor2 months ago

Due to Trump’s IDIOTIC handling of international relations, we’re getting our asses kicked. Trump has always been a fucking idiot. We need him removed ASAP. He’s bankrupting our beautiful nation!

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Little Season Saint 🇨🇦🕊️2 months ago

Once Iran 🇮🇷 eradicates all the threats from gulf countries, it will look straight into Israel 🇮🇱 eyes and destroy Tel Aviv one building at a time.

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Hunter H. Hedge2 months ago

Basically Iranian state media. A wild obsession with relatively minor damage. Fuck cnn

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Deathdeliverer2 months ago

Iran has no weapons left. Trump said so. We either have a suicide issue going on over there with our troops or the Iranians have rock throwing skills that can only be described as biblical. It’s not even funny anymore. Voting for Trump should destroy your credit score. Just dumb.

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Keith McGeorge2 months ago

Those bases are empty. The Democrats would have left them ALL FULL of your sons & daughters

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iam_SpaceEM2 months ago

The remaining 9%

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Oneliner2 months ago

Lies CNN is corrupt af

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ZOHO2 months ago

Americans are getting fucked badly go home fuckers you are not welcome you bastards tell us that we must go back to our countries now see what you are we ask you bastards to leave our nations we will deport you by the will of Allah In Sha Allah you have no right to stay.

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Silent_echo2 months ago

You know War mongering feels good when your government is invading and destroying other countries but when faced with a country like Iran that has the capacity to retaliate and do serious damage, the fun is gone.

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Randy Ritchie2 months ago

This is your reminder that @X_ RealityReport is an antisemite, nazi loving, anti-American so-called news media company actively hoping our nation fails. You get the sense they want something bad to happen to our country or its Armed Forces. They truly are a sickening group of propagandists.

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John Garrity2 months ago

Friggn hilarious that after we’ve gotten beat so badly it’s unprecedented and yet they still claim 95% missile defense when in reality it’s less than 4% effective. How do dumb people still believe this nonsense bc it’s quite literally nonsense. This is the worst loss since ww2

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Dhyan ⚡️2 months ago

Irans three armies aren’t organized like other armies. Be sure to watch the video below

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The Grizzly Veteran2 months ago

CNN is an enemy of the USA

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