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𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: 𝗙-𝟭𝟱𝗘 𝗟𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝗜𝗿𝗮𝗻 To be clear on what is confirmed and what is not. An F-15E went down over Iran. A CSAR package was operating over Iranian territory. An ejection seat and other debris from an F-15 have been recovered on the ground. Everything else is noise... at this stage. The aircraft may have been shot down. Or, it may have taken damage over a high-threat area or suffered a mechanical event and failed to make it back. Iran will claim a kill regardless of cause, that is guaranteed. It does not make it true. Some good news coming out is that, according to the New York Times, CSAR assets, stationed in Iraq and Syria, were active over the site before the arrival of the Iranian forces. #OSINT #OperationEpicFuryshow more

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I'm not a pilot but I have to imagine that you have to be an absolute BADASS to skim the water in what is basically a flying tank, over and over all day long, and do it with the accuracy it takes to scoop up 1,000+ gallons of water and not have an accident. My hat is off to these pilots!!

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Fouad Izadi, an Iranian expert on US affairs, said on Iranian television that there are only two reasons for the US wanting negotiations: First, public opinion toward an attack on Iran is not very favorable. Therefore, in order to prepare the ground, it is necessary to show that “we tried negotiations” and that they failed. Second, to create a deception similar to the one used in the previous war - although it is clear that the second time it will no longer have the same effect. (Iran News)

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