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The fact that this comment has almost 5 time the likes of the nazi's comment is iconic. 300 of them managed to kill terrorists for the first time.
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In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful
The championship of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s national under-23 Freestyle Wrestling team at the World Championships has filled the hearts of the great and appreciative Iranian nation with joy and pride.
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Another round of War maybe?
If this time, Iran decides to attack first
➡️ It has a chance to disable Israeli & U.S. airbases in the region and drastically reduce their firepower
- U.S. carrier-borne airpower can be mission-killed by holding them at too large distance via Anti-Ship Ballistic Missiles
- UK and European bases directly supporting can be targeted, not just Diego Garcia like last time
➡️ Vastly degrading strategic airpower, ISR, Tanker support
- If out of desperation, civilian infrastructure in Iran is attacked at significant scale
➡️ Iran may be forced to opt for conventional ICBM strikes against CONUS
All these escalation dimensions were avoided last time, because a deal was deemed possible.
This time however, there is a possibility of the display of Iran's true power, IF another round is really inbound
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Trump's interceptor-crisis and its effects has the potential to be talked about one of the biggest military blunders in history
Petrodollars can't buy Saudi Arabia enough THAAD/PAC-3 batteries to protect itself
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Imagine how concentrated and immense Iran's effort were to supply a Yemen under blockade with the necessary components
➡️ that enabled such sustained long range firepower
That's true strategic planning
And the Saudis just watch and pray Ansarallah to go out of missiles & drones
⭕️ Yemen's Ansarallah announce to have fired Ballistic, Cruise Missiles & Drones at several Saudi targets in the past 24 hours:
1) King Khalid airport, Riyadh, in 3 phases.
2) Shedgum Gas Plant in Al-Ahsa.
3) Aramco Tanajib Oil refinery.
4) King Fahd airport, Dammam.
5) Saudi Backed forces in Ras Al Ara & Al-Saqiya
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You can call me whatever you want, but the people attending that event weren't innocent people. They were rapist, child killing supporters. They were terrorists, and I won't shed a tear about the worst people in the universe going to hell.
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This is the payment for making excuses when they needed to defend Gaza.
3 years since October 7th & they’ve done nothing to help Palestine along with the rest of the Sunni world.
One month of fighting with Yemen, Turkey & Pakistan have responded to support Saudi.
Defending Muslims is “complicated”, but killing fellow Muslims is totally fine!
Disgusting monkeys.
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smoke column probably visible from space and theyll still call it a minor incident tomorrow
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⚡️JUST IN: The World's Largest Crude Oil Processing and Stabilization Facility, in Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia, has been set Ablaze following Houthi Missile Strikes
This is absolutely Crazy...
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MBS should ask Trump for more Patriot batteries, those with PAC-3
Need to protect many places in that large country...
(But I think the U.S. needs all PAC-3 it can get for itself right now)
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Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) issued a statement in light of new activity in the Strait of Hormoz:
“Reports have been submitted to the PGSA indicating that some charterers are forcing vessels to travel through unauthorized routes.
In addition to creating a risk of financial losses and casualties, its owner, captain, and crew, such actions could also result in serious restrictions on that vessel’s future passage through the Strait of Hormoz.
Shipowners are advised to exercise due caution regarding such illegal actions by certain charterers.
Furthermore, if violations by charterers are confirmed, those companies will be added to the Non-Compliance List (NCL), and all vessels associated with them will face restrictions when passing through the Strait of Hormoz.”
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حالا بزار اونایی که زدید از کف دریا لایروبی بشن تا بعدیا😉
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ما همین الان توی جنگیم و محاصره هوایی و دریایی شدیم. چرا باید صبر کنیم تا حتما مستقیم موشک بزنه و چند نفر شهید بشن که اسمش رو بزارید جنگ جدید و تازه شروع به اقدام کنید؟
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You can defeat the Aegis-Combat-System(s) on U.S. Navy Arleigh-Burke destroyers with a sizable salvo of Anti-Ship Ballistic-Missiles
Where those sailors really wounded in an 🇮🇷 ASBM strike? The U.S. won't disclose...
➡️ But hitting it with just TWO ASBM is the terrifying part
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U.S. Navy effectively "A2/AD'ed" by Iran?
@MoloWarMonitor did the effort to search the Sea of Oman & beyond for the 2 🇺🇸 carrier groups
➡️ He haven't found them!
The Anti-Ship Ballistic-Missile attack seems to have mostly mission-killed their power projection & SoH air escort
I waited several weeks before making this post, but now I can say something with certainty regarding the American aircraft carriers deployed in the CENTCOM area.
Since roughly the beginning of September, I have not found the USS George H.W. Bush or the USS George Washington, nor the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli, nor any other components of the carrier strike groups, such as Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, on Sentinel-2 satellite imagery.
This implies that the U.S. has decided to pull back beyond the range of Iranian anti-ship missiles, thereby shifting the naval blockade line, which until August had been positioned at the exit of the Gulf of Oman.
This strategic shift was likely prompted by Iran's first reported use of anti-ship ballistic missiles a few weeks ago, which clearly pose a potential threat to U.S. Navy vessels.
In fact, in early September, the IRGC Navy tested the "Qasem Basir" ASBM for the first time, with a maximum range of approximately 1.200 km, it covers almost the entire Arabian Sea.
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🇮🇷🇺🇸⚡️– Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian at the UN Assemby:
"Yesterday the US President called us terrorists, we have been the victims of terrorism.
You see these children, they were perished by the weapons of US and Israel.
They targeted our Universities, Healthcare facilities, schools, hospitals and infrastructure, All of it is against International Law."































