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Iran's DEADLY ACCURACY Exposes Massive Damage Across the Gulf A bombshell Reuters investigation reveals Iran carried out at least 135 strikes on 84 infrastructure sites, targeting critical equipment just METERS wide. Targets included Saudi oil pipelines, Qatar's LNG plants, UAE oil ports, Amazon data centers, Kuwait's power and desalination...

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Ryan Rozbiani1 месяц назад

The financial toll has also been MASSIVE. 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia alone has lost over $50 BILLION in oil revenue, according to Reuters. 🇶🇦 Qatar faces YEARS of LNG repairs, while damage to UAE industrial facilities could disrupt production into 2027. And that's BEFORE counting the wider economic damage across the Gulf.

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TheClued1 месяц назад

Anyone paying any attention and with ANY sense of discernment and ability to find good sources of information has know this FOR MONTHS. That this even IS a bombshell says much about the 'news' media as well as the mendacity of Trump Admin Israel & GCC allies

Фото профиля david king
david king1 месяц назад

Remember: @Reuters is western state propaganda Ask WHY they published this old information when we already knew this

Фото профиля astadakazem
astadakazem1 месяц назад

But why are they focusing on surrounding countrys instead of israel?

Фото профиля Christopher renzi
Christopher renzi1 месяц назад

You and @TALERTSX04 are my go to finance accounts for this. Meters-wide targeting is wild.

Фото профиля Mindset insider 🌟
Mindset insider 🌟1 месяц назад

Precision strikes on energy, water, and data infrastructure show how vulnerable modern societies really are. When critical infrastructure becomes a battlefield, civilians pay the price. The bigger question is how much of this intelligence warfare remains hidden from the public.

Фото профиля THE L.A. BAND🎸 KEEP ON DREAMING
THE L.A. BAND🎸 KEEP ON DREAMING1 месяц назад

Me call mega bS

Фото профиля Mephistopheles AZAADI
Mephistopheles AZAADI1 месяц назад

China and russia shooting using iran shoulders

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TaimurK1 месяц назад

'84 infrastructure sites, targeting critical equipment just METERS wide' Does this mean Gulf states can target at least 84 critical infrastructure in IRAN and If you add the Houthi;s then the number will be in hundreds for sure. Dang not good.

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