Islamic endowments in occupied al-Quds: Occupation forces arrested two Al-Aqsa guards and raided the mosque's prayer halls
via almayadeen
Seems like an attempt to provoke and ignite a bigger war with the region
Islamic endowments in occupied al-Quds: Occupation forces arrested two Al-Aqsa guards and raided the mosque's prayer halls
via almayadeen
Seems like an attempt to provoke and ignite a bigger war with the region
We have also filed a complaint at the ICC regarding Israel's violation of human rights by attacking ambulances, killing our colleagues and taking the lived of innocent civilians as well as targeting civilian areas and even medical facilities.
So much contradictory shit floating around. The PressTV stream said the 'ceasefire deadline was already violated, but maybe it was Yemen and not us'
So Abbas's tweets kinda say. "If israel stops after 4am we will stop" and "we launched one last wave at 3:59"
He's saying "I'm going to hit you one more time. if you hit back I'm not stopping untill you are broken"
It isn't a cease fire. Its an offer for israel to capitulate and give up on trying to stop Iran for gaining nuclear weapons.
I think its being done to appease Russia.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent:
Preliminary reports indicate that the explosions that were heard in the surroundings of the Taji camp north of Baghdad were the result of a attack carried out by an unknown drone
The explosion hit a radar as well as an electrical technical department in the Taji Camp north of Baghdad
—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 Hebrew Media: 'The latest Iranian wave was only about 25 missiles, but our air defenses are getting significantly weaker — we are worried that Iran may launch more significant attacks as time goes on'
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Oh, the people over at SpaceX were feeling left out of the party so they set off some fireworks
🇮🇷🇮🇱| Just so you know, the recently published videos by the IDF, allegedly claiming to have destroyed Iran’s F-14s, are canabalized/airframe F-14s used as decoy. They don’t have any strategical value.
I immediately recognised one of them that’s stationed in Isfahan for 3-4 years.
Coords: 32.7627438, 51.8871061
I think this might be the new AD proof missile that's been rumored
Netanyahu to ministers after the meeting: "Please remain completely silent and refrain from giving any interviews or commenting on recent developments."
Was watching Tel Aviv can at work (perks of working at a Union I guess) and just saw Tel Aviv getting hit
— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 What was the reason Iran agreed to the ceasefire, and did Israel 'win'? I will explain it to you straight.
In the opening strike, due to a combination of widespread internal sabotage and extensive Israeli airstrikes, most of Iran's long/medium range air defenses were wiped out.
Since day 2 or 3 of the war, the Israelis have operated with almost complete freedom over Iran's skies. First in the West, then gradually expanding to the center. We saw even UAVs operating quite freely at some point, a tell tale sign that something is truly wrong. This matter of air superiority is key to understanding the missile situation.
While Iran still has tens of thousands of ballistic missiles and hundreds of launchers, that's not the issue at all. The issue is, due to total Israeli air superiority, no large-scale missile attack could be staged without receiving an immediate preemptive strike from the enemy. The moment Iran takes the launchers out of the underground base, Israel detects this, and strikes with impunity.
This forced Iran to carry out missile operations with smaller hit-and-run tactics, using older long range missiles from bases in the Center and the East, and unfortunately Iran's capability to respond in large volumes gradually declined.
In these circumstances, realistically, a war cannot be maintained. Since the first few days, real deterrence was already gone, despite some periodic strikes on 'less than relevant' targets (with the notable exception of Weizmann institute and Unit 8200 Logistics HQ). Launching 10-20 missiles daily would be a waste if it is not an instrument to a wider military objective.
Militarily speaking, Israel is the clear winner, and there is no sugarcoating this. However, politically, Israel lost. The Israelis did not achieve most of their main objectives. The Islamic Republic still stands, Iran's nuclear program still has a future, and martyred commanders have been replaced.
Israel's main achievement in this war is the near complete dismantlement of Iranian AD sites, and as a result, the successful suppression of large-scale missile fire from Iran. This forces Iran into a corner, as it was no longer able to keep up with the escalation.
The problem now is the following: Israel will use this ceasefire to re-arm itself. It will prepare for another war, more aggression, and to gradually achieve the goal they really wanted in the first place; regime change in Iran. It is also likely that they will try to implement the 'Lebanon model' in Iran — and strike targets inside Iran during the ceasefire, with relative impunity and no response.
How will Iran deal with this issue? Iran also has to rebuild its capabilities. Once again, missiles and launchers are not the issue. Iran will repair the collapsed tunnel entrances of missile bases in the West, and almost all missile bases (with the exception of Tabriz) will become operational again. But then what? The air defense network is gone, the same situation will instantly repeat itself.
Iran somehow has to find a way to guarantee that this ceasefire is not one-sided, that it rebuilds its capabilities, and that it finds a solution that guarantees its own survival and prevents any new Israeli aggression. In my opinion, the only way this can be done is rushing towards a nuclear bomb, nothing more and nothing less.
Because I respect my readers' intelligence, I will not pretend like this was some sort of 'military win' for Iran, although Israel did not fully win either.
But please read my analysis above, there are some nuances and some important points (in the political scene for example, Israel lost).
An advice to my colleagues of other channels: If we cannot acknowledge our own shortcomings and defeats, then we will never improve. Now is the time for self-reflection.
Iran has lots of work to do. So let's get to work.
I will always stand with the Islamic Republic and its leadership, no matter what happens.
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 BREAKING: Semi-official Iranian state media, Fars News, reports that the news about Iran agreeing to a ceasefire is false, and that Iran will show this fact 'on the ground' in the next few hours
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I'm not against finishing off the Israeli stock exchange in the next volley
At the start of the Israeli attacks on the 13th, Mossad reportedly contacted IRGC commanders, warning them to resign from the Islamic Republic within 12 hours or be killed—urging them to record videos saying things like: “We won’t sacrifice our lives for those who ruined our country for 46 years.”
https://xcancel.com/SuppressedNws/status/1937252522730586440#m
Videos of attack on Qatar:
https://xcancel.com/PressTV/status/1937199999265206413#m
https://xcancel.com/PressTV/status/1937198793176572200#m
https://xcancel.com/PressTV/status/1937197160648393092#m
https://xcancel.com/aasimkh70437952/status/1937199206823002380#m
https://xcancel.com/SprinterObserve/status/1937201087280251074#m
https://xcancel.com/ragipsoylu/status/1937190616347365573#m
https://tankie.tube/w/xxMA25AMUhAQ5wvMBGgsxQ
https://xcancel.com/PressTV/status/1937279478599729251#m
Adding as I find them
🇮🇷🥤🎉 Amid chants and cheers, Iranians are celebrating what they consider a national victory over EEUU🇺🇸.
Citizens express their joy over the missile strike against the Al-Udeid base in Qatar, one of the main U.S. military centers in the area
Maritime traffic in the Persion Gulf
One of the only Arab government’s NOT to condemn the attack is OMAN:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
#Statement || An official spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed the Sultanate of Oman's condemnation of the ongoing regional escalation in the region, which was caused by Israel's illegal missile attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran on June 13th and the ongoing exchange of missile attacks since then.
Iran is reporting downing several Israeli F-35's and multiple drones inside Iranian airspace.
Al Jazeera saying no injuries or impacts reported in Israel
Keyword being reported of course
—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: More than 20 Israeli air-launched missiles were destroyed by air defenses over Shiraz
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EDIT: Apparently this claim has been denied by Pakistan. Please accept my apologies for not verifying it better.