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🚨🇮🇷 INSIDE IRAN: WARPLANES ARE OVERHEAD, BUT YOU NEVER SEE THEM Journalist Dimitri Lascaris says he’s confident foreign warplanes are entering Iranian airspace, but what stands out is how they operate. He says he heard jet engines multiple times, yet never saw a single aircraft, not even lights in...

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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Dimitri Lascaris: Iran is no longer letting America choose when the war starts For months, the U.S. has enjoyed one enormous advantage over Iran: Washington could decide when to fight. Strike Iran, pause when American forces needed to regroup, replenish weapons and rotate exhausted assets, then resume operations when conditions were favorable. Dimitri Lascaris thinks Tehran has finally decided to take that advantage away. Iran has now announced a shift from a defensive to an offensive posture and reportedly struck U.S. facilities in Jordan and Kuwait on the belief that attacks against Iran were being prepared. Then came another escalation. After the U.S. attacked Iranian oil tankers, Iran reportedly launched ballistic missiles at two U.S. Navy warships operating around Hormuz. Lascaris argues this isn't simply retaliation. It's Tehran attempting to seize control of the clock. If Iran always waits for America to fire first, Washington gets to choose the moment when its ships are positioned, its magazines are stocked and its forces are ready. So Iran is increasingly refusing to wait. And Lascaris sees little evidence the strategy is breaking Tehran. He argues the U.S. blockade is itself becoming harder to sustain as American forces operate from increasingly distant logistics hubs, while Iran continues finding ways to move oil through Hormuz and conduct ship-to-ship transfers beyond it. Washington wanted to determine when this war was hot and when it was cold. Lascaris thinks Iran has decided that privilege is over. Brandon Weichert Dimitri Lascaris

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