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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Is Iran Really Developing 15,000 KM ICBMs Capable of Striking Deep Into America? Following Saturday's announcement by an IRGC spokesperson that Tehran had lifted its longstanding 2,000 km missile range restriction, speculation has grown over Iran's true missile range capabilities. Just three months ago, Abdolnabi Mousavifard, the Supreme Leader's representative in Khuzestan, declared during a Friday sermon that Iran was preparing to extend its ballistic missile range to 15,000 kilometers. That would place the entire continental United States within reach. Iran's space-launch programme also provides technologies relevant to developing longer-range missiles. The 2026 US Annual Threat Assessment warned that Tehran could begin developing a militarily viable ICBM before 2035 if it chose to pursue one. Source: ISNA, Iran International, Reuters, ODNI \ Writer: Naz

Fuck, we have a new problem. The Neocons have a new pitch to Trump: 'The only way to fix the damage the Iran war has done to your legacy is to force them to give up their highly enriched uranium.' They're spamming him with this stupid new idea, undermining Vance's efforts to reach a diplomatic solution What they leave out of their pitch is that Iran will NEVER give up their uranium to Trump, as it's their only bargaining chip, and giving it up is an irreversible step, while Trump's conscessions (lifting the blockade and sanctions) are easily reversible And needless to say, the Iranians do not trust Trump, or the U.S.

🚨🇮🇱 Netanyahu is calling for a NATIONAL UNITY government, with Iran's nuclear program at the center of his pitch. He wants Israel's Zionist parties to join forces in a coalition that he says would permanently eliminate Iran's nuclear threat. But there's a big obstacle. Netanyahu has lost his parliamentary majority, and opposition parties have ruled out joining a government under his leadership. Meanwhile, 67 lawmakers have recommended his rival Gadi Eisenkot to form the next government. Netanyahu wants national unity. His opponents want a government without Netanyahu. Writer: Oliver

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. may have just launched another AIRSTRIKE on Iran, this time near the strategic port of Jask. Initial reports suggest American forces struck the area after several anti-ship cruise missiles were launched toward the Strait of Hormuz. Jask sits along Iran's southern coast, close to the shipping routes Washington is trying to keep open while Tehran threatens vessels that refuse to follow its rules. Trump has already confirmed separate U.S. strikes on Qeshm Island, where American forces targeted Iranian air defenses. The Jask strike and reported missile launches have NOT yet been independently confirmed. Meanwhile Qatar is trying to broker a deal, and another exchange of fire near Hormuz is precisely what negotiators don't need. Source: Geopoltics Watch, MES on TG / Writer: Oliver

🚨🇮🇱 HUNDREDS of Israelis call for Arab parties to unite with new government and OUST NETANYAHU Protesters are flooding Tel Aviv with 67 seats placards, demanding political equality and the release of jailed journalist Abd Abu Shahadeh. The opposition officially has the 67 seats needed to govern right now. But leaders are still flat-out refusing to form a coalition with Arab politicians, choosing to burn their own majority rather than share power. Source: TRT World / Source: Bri

🚨🇮🇷 HOLY SH*T! Iran Lifts Its Self-Imposed 2,000 KM Missile Range Limit on IRGC, Warns of Strikes Beyond the Middle East IRGC spokesperson Brig. Gen. Mohebbi announced Saturday that Tehran's longstanding missile range restriction has been lifted. “That restriction has been lifted for us.” Even the previous 2,000 km range could reach parts of at least six European countries: 🇬🇷 Greece 🇧🇬 Bulgaria 🇷🇴 Romania 🇦🇱 Albania 🇲🇰 North Macedonia 🇷🇸 Serbia The announcement follows reports of an attempted Iranian strike toward Diego Garcia, roughly 4,000 km away, earlier this year. Iran has not disclosed its new maximum range or demonstrated a verified capability beyond 2,000 km. Source: AP, Times of Israel \ Writer: Naz

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. bombed Iran's NUCLEAR facilities. Now it's offering $20 MILLION for information about what's left. That's pretty... remarkable. One objective of the war was to SECURE Iran's enriched uranium. Months later, its exact whereabouts remain uncertain. Washington struck ISFAHAN, NATANZ and FORDOW. Now Trump is threatening PICKAXE Mountain, despite no public confirmation that the uranium is even stored there. The obvious problem: you can bomb nuclear facilities into rubble. But if you can't account for the uranium, you haven't eliminated the nuclear threat. 8 months into the war, Washington is still looking for the stuff. Writer: Oliver

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. could BOMB Iran's Pickaxe Mountain The problem: Nobody knows exactly what's inside. The underground complex near Natanz is believed to sit at least 80–100 meters beneath rock, considerably deeper than Fordow. Israeli intelligence reportedly believes Iran moved thousands of advanced centrifuges and components there after the June 2025 war. But there's no public confirmation they've been installed, let alone that enrichment has resumed. And actually destroying the facility is another question. America's 30,000-pound GBU-57 bunker-buster can penetrate hardened structures, but its effectiveness depends heavily on the surrounding geology. Even at Fordow, the full extent of underground destruction remains uncertain. The much-discussed MOAB wouldn't solve that problem either. It's designed for massive surface-level blasts, not penetrating deeply buried nuclear facilities. But here's the bigger issue. Pickaxe Mountain is NOT Iran's entire nuclear program. Even if Washington destroys it, Iran could still have centrifuges, nuclear material and equipment dispersed across other locations. The strikes of 2025 severely damaged Iran's declared enrichment infrastructure. They did not establish where everything that survived ended up. Destroying another mountain won't necessarily answer that question. Sources: CSIS analysis · Institute for Science and International Security, via @NicoleGrajewski / Writer: Oliver