>Iran warns of ‘proportionate’ response as IAEA mulls censure
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/6/10/iran-warns-against-iaea-pressure-israel-attack-as-more-us-talks-loom
>Trump tells Netanyahu to end Gaza war and stop Iran threats, source says, as US ramps up pressure on Israel
https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/11/middleeast/us-ramps-up-pressure-as-trump-tells-netanyahu-to-end-gaza-war-and-stop-threatening-iran-intl
>Iran Threatens Israel's Nuclear Sites as Trump Blocks Strike Plan
https://www.newsweek.com/iran-israel-nuclear-strike-retaliation-us-donald-trump-2083769
>Iran tests advanced 2-tonne ballistic missile warhead
https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/514209/Iran-tests-advanced-2-tonne-ballistic-missile-warhead
>U.S. to Withdraw Diplomats From Iraq Amid Iran Tensions
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/11/us/politics/iran-us-iraq-diplomats-middle-east.html
>'Iran will react strongly': Araghchi warns Europe over looming resolution
https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/514214/Iran-will-react-strongly-Araghchi-warns-Europe-over-looming
I think it's a good idea to start the war thread before the war actually starts.
Post anything related to the Iran-Israel war here.
It looks like the war is actually going to be serious this time (Iran has never admitted to having nukes this openly before. That means this time is different...)
We have said this a thousand times before, but here comes time number one thousand and one: It's happening...!
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So, apparently, Israel is aiming for total regime change in Iran.
>>392477
>>392436
No, unfortunately not. In fact, I personally only managed to catch the flash of Israeli bombs exploding in the sky twice at the right moment. And luckily, nothing has exploded too close to me so far. My parents are in Bandar Abbas, while I'm here in Tehran.
Let me point out something important:
Right before Iran launched its first wave of attacks last night toward Israel, the Iranian air defense suddenly started performing better, intercepting most of the incoming attacks. From what I've read (though keep in mind, since I'm on one side of this conflict, I can't guarantee that I get completely accurate and full info), apparently Israel had hacked Iran's integrated air defense network beforehand and disabled a large portion of it. That's why Iran couldn't respond properly during the first hours. But shortly before launching its own attack, Iran regained full control of its air defense, and from that point on, it started countering Israeli strikes much more effectively.
That shift has led Israel to focus more on drone operations inside Iran, something like how ukraine uses drones against russia.
This image is actually published by Iran's ministry of intelligence, telling civilians to report any suspicious activity involving vehicles like that. A lot of recent explosions seem to be caused this way. And apparently, it's been effective in helping catch several infiltrators, which could be useful for intelligence.
As for the point that Israel can't rely solely on air power, well, the truth is it doesn't really have much of a choice. Israel has invested heavily in its air force (thanks to all that tax money and american/european aid), so it's built its strategy around that. But in terms of ground warfare, Israel has almost no practical access to Iran, and even if it somehow gets involved on the ground, Iran's army would have the upper hand. The same goes for the naval front. Also, Iran's missile capabilities are superior to Israel's, which is why Israel is trying to strike from within.
Honestly, Israel's big mistake was playing most of its cards all at once. Sure, it got a hot start, but it also exposed the presence of its agents in Iran, used almost every type of weapon it had at hand, and fully revealed its attack strategy to Iran.
Now, as those internal infiltrators are being discovered and arrested, and Israel's offensive resources are running low, it's being cornered. What's left on the table are risky weapons, forced American intervention, or ultimately, nuclear war.
Iran, on the other hand, hasn't even used all of its military tools yet, and it's gradually gaining control of the situation. If things continue this way, this war is going to turn against Israel in the long run.
I really don't know what does Iran want from these attacks. It wants to make it so long and make Israel weak and then attack it with more risky weapons, or it's waiting until U.S or Russia do something?
>>392479
>>392483
I think the world's gonna have a bad energy crisis.
>>392484
Yeah, that's been its goal from the beginning. But now it wants to do it directly and has openly admitted to it.
The thing is, Iran also has the same mindset as Israel.
It's very hard for a war like this to end unless one side is completely destroyed or truly surrenders.
>>392436
No, unfortunately not. In fact, I personally only managed to catch the flash of Israeli bombs exploding in the sky twice at the right moment. And luckily, nothing has exploded too close to me so far. My parents are in Bandar Abbas, while I'm here in Tehran.
Let me point out something important:
Right before Iran launched its first wave of attacks last night toward Israel, the Iranian air defense suddenly started performing better, intercepting most of the incoming attacks. From what I've read (though keep in mind, since I'm on one side of this conflict, I can't guarantee that I get completely accurate and full info), apparently Israel had hacked Iran's integrated air defense network beforehand and disabled a large portion of it. That's why Iran couldn't respond properly during the first hours. But shortly before launching its own attack, Iran regained full control of its air defense, and from that point on, it started countering Israeli strikes much more effectively.
That shift has led Israel to focus more on drone operations inside Iran, something like how ukraine uses drones against russia.
This image is actually published by Iran's ministry of intelligence, telling civilians to report any suspicious activity involving vehicles like that. A lot of recent explosions seem to be caused this way. And apparently, it's been effective in helping catch several infiltrators, which could be useful for intelligence.
As for the point that Israel can't rely solely on air power, well, the truth is it doesn't really have much of a choice. Israel has invested heavily in its air force (thanks to all that tax money and american/european aid), so it's built its strategy around that. But in terms of ground warfare, Israel has almost no practical access to Iran, and even if it somehow gets involved on the ground, Iran's army would have the upper hand. The same goes for the naval front. Also, Iran's missile capabilities are superior to Israel's, which is why Israel is trying to strike from within.
Honestly, Israel's big mistake was playing most of its cards all at once. Sure, it got a hot start, but it also exposed the presence of its agents in Iran, used almost every type of weapon it had at hand, and fully revealed its attack strategy to Iran.
Now, as those internal infiltrators are being discovered and arrested, and Israel's offensive resources are running low, it's being cornered. What's left on the table are risky weapons, forced American intervention, or ultimately, nuclear war.
Iran, on the other hand, hasn't even used all of its military tools yet, and it's gradually gaining control of the situation. If things continue this way, this war is going to turn against Israel in the long run.
I really don't know what does Iran want from these attacks. It wants to make it so long and make Israel weak and then attack it with more risky weapons, or it's waiting until U.S or Russia do something?
>>392479
>>392483
I think the world's gonna have a bad energy crisis.
>>392484
Yeah, that's been its goal from the beginning. But now it wants to do it directly and has openly admitted to it.
The thing is, Iran also has the same mindset as Israel.
It's very hard for a war like this to end unless one side is completely destroyed or truly surrenders.
>>392500
I think Israel just intends to kill off the Iranian leadership and military capacity, and not care what chaos follows. It's easy to destroy things when you don't care about cleaning up your mess or the vast human suffering it will cause.
I think Israel just intends to kill off the Iranian leadership and military capacity, and not care what chaos follows. It's easy to destroy things when you don't care about cleaning up your mess or the vast human suffering it will cause.
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A list of Israel lobbying the war with Iran for many years.
>>392500
>Right before Iran launched its first wave of attacks last night toward Israel, the Iranian air defense suddenly started performing better, intercepting most of the incoming attacks. From what I've read (though keep in mind, since I'm on one side of this conflict, I can't guarantee that I get completely accurate and full info), apparently Israel had hacked Iran's integrated air defense network beforehand and disabled a large portion of it. That's why Iran couldn't respond properly during the first hours. But shortly before launching its own attack, Iran regained full control of its air defense, and from that point on, it started countering Israeli strikes much more effectively.
Thanks for this information. I'm empathize and almost forget about sleep. I want to share some information about enemy reconnaissance, which can be useful for Iranian military (high officers knows much more than I, but it can be useful for militia).
>Honestly, Israel's big mistake was playing most of its cards all at once. Sure, it got a hot start, but it also exposed the presence of its agents in Iran, used almost every type of weapon it had at hand, and fully revealed its attack strategy to Iran.
>Now, as those internal infiltrators are being discovered and arrested, and Israel's offensive resources are running low, it's being cornered. What's left on the table are risky weapons, forced American intervention, or ultimately, nuclear war.
I hope they don't have black swan card in sleeve like our Wagner's rebellion in 2023th. In Russia we have delimitation between media, military and economic elite groups. Military disallowed to have own media/economical basis, media insignificant without army/moneys, oligarchs bounded without media/army. Every single amalgamation begins splendidly, but then rapidly got out of control.
>I really don't know what does Iran want from these attacks. It wants to make it so long and make Israel weak and then attack it with more risky weapons, or it's waiting until U.S or Russia do something?
Maybe this is also pressure on China and Russia to force them to aim diplomatic efforts to shut down Starlink inside Iran and Iraq territory.
Starlink actually war technology and most dangerous weapon in NATO arsenal. Communication for army and sabotage groups, video-link for drones, real-time control for cruise missiles. Starlink allows to use missiles like JASSM-ER to attack mobile targets, avoid air defense in real time, etc. Fortunately low-orbit satellites vulnerable to radiation, even few small nukes can kill them all within days/weeks without serious damage to high-orbit satellites.
Second biggest threat is FIA-Radar satellites. USA have 5 satellites Topaz series. In Ukraine they make around 100 radar-photos daily, each photo 10×18 km, 0.8 meter resolution (can easily detect vehicle type and tracks on the ground, can make 3d image from 2 photos). Any weather, day and night. Usually satellites makes 1 photo each hour in zone of interest. Cloth screen to hide weapon completely useless against FIA-Radar (but soldiers often make this mistake).
Ukrainian army received around 300 photos daily (2/3 optical, 1/3 radar). They make order to US intelligence and wait 12-24 hours for photos. This is unclassified information to know enemy capacities and limitations.
Also, first article about war is ready:
https://imp-navigator.livejournal.com/1241624.html
>Right before Iran launched its first wave of attacks last night toward Israel, the Iranian air defense suddenly started performing better, intercepting most of the incoming attacks. From what I've read (though keep in mind, since I'm on one side of this conflict, I can't guarantee that I get completely accurate and full info), apparently Israel had hacked Iran's integrated air defense network beforehand and disabled a large portion of it. That's why Iran couldn't respond properly during the first hours. But shortly before launching its own attack, Iran regained full control of its air defense, and from that point on, it started countering Israeli strikes much more effectively.
Thanks for this information. I'm empathize and almost forget about sleep. I want to share some information about enemy reconnaissance, which can be useful for Iranian military (high officers knows much more than I, but it can be useful for militia).
>Honestly, Israel's big mistake was playing most of its cards all at once. Sure, it got a hot start, but it also exposed the presence of its agents in Iran, used almost every type of weapon it had at hand, and fully revealed its attack strategy to Iran.
>Now, as those internal infiltrators are being discovered and arrested, and Israel's offensive resources are running low, it's being cornered. What's left on the table are risky weapons, forced American intervention, or ultimately, nuclear war.
I hope they don't have black swan card in sleeve like our Wagner's rebellion in 2023th. In Russia we have delimitation between media, military and economic elite groups. Military disallowed to have own media/economical basis, media insignificant without army/moneys, oligarchs bounded without media/army. Every single amalgamation begins splendidly, but then rapidly got out of control.
>I really don't know what does Iran want from these attacks. It wants to make it so long and make Israel weak and then attack it with more risky weapons, or it's waiting until U.S or Russia do something?
Maybe this is also pressure on China and Russia to force them to aim diplomatic efforts to shut down Starlink inside Iran and Iraq territory.
Starlink actually war technology and most dangerous weapon in NATO arsenal. Communication for army and sabotage groups, video-link for drones, real-time control for cruise missiles. Starlink allows to use missiles like JASSM-ER to attack mobile targets, avoid air defense in real time, etc. Fortunately low-orbit satellites vulnerable to radiation, even few small nukes can kill them all within days/weeks without serious damage to high-orbit satellites.
Second biggest threat is FIA-Radar satellites. USA have 5 satellites Topaz series. In Ukraine they make around 100 radar-photos daily, each photo 10×18 km, 0.8 meter resolution (can easily detect vehicle type and tracks on the ground, can make 3d image from 2 photos). Any weather, day and night. Usually satellites makes 1 photo each hour in zone of interest. Cloth screen to hide weapon completely useless against FIA-Radar (but soldiers often make this mistake).
Ukrainian army received around 300 photos daily (2/3 optical, 1/3 radar). They make order to US intelligence and wait 12-24 hours for photos. This is unclassified information to know enemy capacities and limitations.
Also, first article about war is ready:
https://imp-navigator.livejournal.com/1241624.html
From Twitter.
Iran is now aware of how Israel was getting the names of its nuclear scientists.
Classified Israeli documents obtained by Iran’s security apparatus show that IAEA (operated by the UN) chief Grossi disclosed to Israel the names, who were later assassinated.
Iran is now aware of how Israel was getting the names of its nuclear scientists.
Classified Israeli documents obtained by Iran’s security apparatus show that IAEA (operated by the UN) chief Grossi disclosed to Israel the names, who were later assassinated.
>>392533
There's something oddly satisfying about a cute anime gurl dancing to the idea that shit-skins and jews are killing each-other
There's something oddly satisfying about a cute anime gurl dancing to the idea that shit-skins and jews are killing each-other
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>>392442
>Do you just type any bullshit that pops into your head, or does any of this actually sound reasonable to you?
The Russian prophet Zhirinovsky spelled it out many years ago. The jews have plotted their way back to Russia/Ukraine.
By the way, you didn't apologize yet.
>Do you just type any bullshit that pops into your head, or does any of this actually sound reasonable to you?
The Russian prophet Zhirinovsky spelled it out many years ago. The jews have plotted their way back to Russia/Ukraine.
By the way, you didn't apologize yet.
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Damage in Tel Aviv, Occupied Palestine.
Interesting detail. Israel uses German and Britain refueling tankers for their F-16 during 14-15 June. We already know two incidents with transponders. Meanwhile only US has modern refueling tankers fleet and organization for this kind of operations. Looks like jews gather every single accessible tankers, except american ones, because otherwise they would use only USAF tanker squadrons to lower risk for fighters and operation in general.
It seems Iran's attacking again.
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Iranian security forces discover Israeli drone manufacturing facility deep inside Iran.
Israeli kamikaze drone manufacturing workshop seized by Iranian security forces
Israeli kamikaze drone manufacturing workshop seized by Iranian security forces
Pic: 2 Mossad agents shortly before their arrest by Iranian security services in Lar. No more info available at this time.
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>Houthis damaged two U.S. Destroyers, prompting retaliatory air strikes. 3 U.S. F-16's were taken down by new Iranian air defenses during the operation.
>Russia air lifted S-400 systems to Iran. They now have 4 systems operational.
>Turkey is supplying Iran with parts for the S-400's and deployed two frigates to the Persian gulf.
>China brokered a $10 billion military aid deal with Iran.
>North Korea is literally launching ICBMS at Israel now.
Nothing ever happens chud has officially been defeated.
>Russia air lifted S-400 systems to Iran. They now have 4 systems operational.
>Turkey is supplying Iran with parts for the S-400's and deployed two frigates to the Persian gulf.
>China brokered a $10 billion military aid deal with Iran.
>North Korea is literally launching ICBMS at Israel now.
Nothing ever happens chud has officially been defeated.
Falseflag incoming.
>>392608
>No more info available at this time.
Here it is. The jew terrorists surrendered after an Iranian cop on a bike chased them.
Iran claims it has captured two alleged Mossad operatives caught red-handed with parts for 23 drones, launch systems, targeting gear, controllers, and more than 200 kilograms of explosives.
>No more info available at this time.
Here it is. The jew terrorists surrendered after an Iranian cop on a bike chased them.
Iran claims it has captured two alleged Mossad operatives caught red-handed with parts for 23 drones, launch systems, targeting gear, controllers, and more than 200 kilograms of explosives.
>Anon ! Anon ! It's happening !
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Best moment so far, ballistic missile strikes AD position near Haifa power plant. Clearly visible secondary explosion of launcher / munition / fuel. And then entire district electricity turned off (however for a short time).
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God bless Iran.
https://files.catbox.moe/7m5kdl.MP4
God bless Iran.
>>392736
aussiebro that was looking for those sites must have given them the idea to look for themselves. I'm surprised Israel hasn't banned smart phones for that alone.
aussiebro that was looking for those sites must have given them the idea to look for themselves. I'm surprised Israel hasn't banned smart phones for that alone.
You go girl!
>>392748
>I'm surprised Israel hasn't banned smart phones for that alone.
Unreal. Too big urban population, too many muslims. Even hohols in Kiev needed a months for this. Meanwhile, looks like Iran shut down any access to external internet. No new posts with Iranian flag on 4chan from 15 June.
Kikes attacked a horse stable in Kermanshah, killed and injured over 50 horses.
>I'm surprised Israel hasn't banned smart phones for that alone.
Unreal. Too big urban population, too many muslims. Even hohols in Kiev needed a months for this. Meanwhile, looks like Iran shut down any access to external internet. No new posts with Iranian flag on 4chan from 15 June.
Kikes attacked a horse stable in Kermanshah, killed and injured over 50 horses.
>>392500
>>392436
I want to share some data about airstrikes efficiency. One Su-34 (45-ton frontline bomber) with 4-6 FAB-500 usually makes 3 airstrikes with 1.7 killed and 7 injured during sortie (despite enemy decoys, recon mistakes, bad timing, etc). For operational estimations we uses equivalent of 400 shells (152mm HE) for one Su-34 sortie and 300-600 shells for one Iskander ballistic missile strike.
During slow Syrian campaign Russian air forces uses 30.7k sorties through first 720 days of war, makes 92k airstrikes with Hephaestus aiming equipment on 29.5k targets and estimated 54k kills, 0.58 killed and 2.9 injured per airstrike. During fierce first day of recent Lebanon campaign Israel uses mostly F-16 (19-ton multirole fighter) makes about 400 sorties and 1600 airstrikes (2200 losses by Lebanon sources, 23% killed), so 0.31 killed and 1.7 injured per airstrike.
Israel has:
- F-35 -- 40/75
- F-16 -- 120/170
Total 160 Mission-Capable / 245 Combat-Coded (??? All)
USAF has:
- A-10C -- 76/109 (260)
- F-15E -- 85/164 (218)
- F-16C/D -- 219/309 (841)
- F-22A -- 63/110 (185)
- F-35A -- 127/194 (432)
Total 570 Mission-Capable / 886 Combat-Coded (2085 All)
Currently USAF has 1/3 number of Gulf war time air forces, about 1/3 technician personnel, 60% of combat readiness, around 50% flight hours per pilot. Munition mostly modern and numerous: during recent wars and excercises most of old munition was expended and between 2017-2024 together with F-35 rearmament USAF acquired and accumulated 130k precision-guided munition, equivalent of 13 millions shell, which means 40k sorties, 240k injured, 60k killed during month-long campaign. Total stocks up to 30M shells equivalent. I do not know much about US fleet and marine corp aviation, but they makes 16% sorties during Gulf war. Presumably they weaker than Israeli air forces.
Airstrikes almost useless against FPV-drone teams (which makes 75% losses). During Kursk offensive we estimated around 80 teams, but manage to kill just 10 of them (they always disguised as infantry or civilians). Significance of air forces for long-range strikes rapidly decreased during Ukrainian war. Nowadays we can make 300 shaheed-like drones daily with 200 kg payload by 10k dollars prime cost + 50 manhours assembling; while one Su-34 sortie cost around 60k dollars munition+fuel + 50k dollars to compensate aircraft and possible pilot loses + 100 manhours technician and other services. Overall, kamikaze-drones almost 2 times cheaper (especially if we uses expensive glide bombs with similar electronics anyway).
War was changed. I think most of armies in the world now wants to utilize old armament and reform organization as soon as possible. Risky operations are expected. Who cares about losses, if all current structures outdated anyway.
>>392436
I want to share some data about airstrikes efficiency. One Su-34 (45-ton frontline bomber) with 4-6 FAB-500 usually makes 3 airstrikes with 1.7 killed and 7 injured during sortie (despite enemy decoys, recon mistakes, bad timing, etc). For operational estimations we uses equivalent of 400 shells (152mm HE) for one Su-34 sortie and 300-600 shells for one Iskander ballistic missile strike.
During slow Syrian campaign Russian air forces uses 30.7k sorties through first 720 days of war, makes 92k airstrikes with Hephaestus aiming equipment on 29.5k targets and estimated 54k kills, 0.58 killed and 2.9 injured per airstrike. During fierce first day of recent Lebanon campaign Israel uses mostly F-16 (19-ton multirole fighter) makes about 400 sorties and 1600 airstrikes (2200 losses by Lebanon sources, 23% killed), so 0.31 killed and 1.7 injured per airstrike.
Israel has:
- F-35 -- 40/75
- F-16 -- 120/170
Total 160 Mission-Capable / 245 Combat-Coded (??? All)
USAF has:
- A-10C -- 76/109 (260)
- F-15E -- 85/164 (218)
- F-16C/D -- 219/309 (841)
- F-22A -- 63/110 (185)
- F-35A -- 127/194 (432)
Total 570 Mission-Capable / 886 Combat-Coded (2085 All)
Currently USAF has 1/3 number of Gulf war time air forces, about 1/3 technician personnel, 60% of combat readiness, around 50% flight hours per pilot. Munition mostly modern and numerous: during recent wars and excercises most of old munition was expended and between 2017-2024 together with F-35 rearmament USAF acquired and accumulated 130k precision-guided munition, equivalent of 13 millions shell, which means 40k sorties, 240k injured, 60k killed during month-long campaign. Total stocks up to 30M shells equivalent. I do not know much about US fleet and marine corp aviation, but they makes 16% sorties during Gulf war. Presumably they weaker than Israeli air forces.
Airstrikes almost useless against FPV-drone teams (which makes 75% losses). During Kursk offensive we estimated around 80 teams, but manage to kill just 10 of them (they always disguised as infantry or civilians). Significance of air forces for long-range strikes rapidly decreased during Ukrainian war. Nowadays we can make 300 shaheed-like drones daily with 200 kg payload by 10k dollars prime cost + 50 manhours assembling; while one Su-34 sortie cost around 60k dollars munition+fuel + 50k dollars to compensate aircraft and possible pilot loses + 100 manhours technician and other services. Overall, kamikaze-drones almost 2 times cheaper (especially if we uses expensive glide bombs with similar electronics anyway).
War was changed. I think most of armies in the world now wants to utilize old armament and reform organization as soon as possible. Risky operations are expected. Who cares about losses, if all current structures outdated anyway.
>>392790
>looks like Iran shut down any access to external internet
It may be related to the sleeper cells launching drones. Mirroring the same methodology than Ukrainians used to attack Russian air bases, the drone pilots were sitting beyond the country's border and piggybacking on the local internet for piloting the drones.
>looks like Iran shut down any access to external internet
It may be related to the sleeper cells launching drones. Mirroring the same methodology than Ukrainians used to attack Russian air bases, the drone pilots were sitting beyond the country's border and piggybacking on the local internet for piloting the drones.
>>392793
>Mirroring the same methodology than Ukrainians used to attack Russian air bases
I do not know anything about cooperation between Ukrainians and Mossad. Looks like their containers for drones and methods different. Moreover second operation have bad timing (more than 250 hours after first one). Imagine situation, when group of very purposeful ukrainian officers create first operation fully on their own initiative and make show of it. All security services of the world began to check all trucks and containers, and Mossad operatives in Iran just did not have choices except starts their operation immediately.
>>392567
So, this is why they used EU refueling tankers during first days, they just don't have time to relocate USAF tankers insensibly!
>Mirroring the same methodology than Ukrainians used to attack Russian air bases
I do not know anything about cooperation between Ukrainians and Mossad. Looks like their containers for drones and methods different. Moreover second operation have bad timing (more than 250 hours after first one). Imagine situation, when group of very purposeful ukrainian officers create first operation fully on their own initiative and make show of it. All security services of the world began to check all trucks and containers, and Mossad operatives in Iran just did not have choices except starts their operation immediately.
>>392567
So, this is why they used EU refueling tankers during first days, they just don't have time to relocate USAF tankers insensibly!
The Editor-in-Chief of the "Tehran Times" newspaper responds to Trump's call to leave Tehran:
"We will not evacuate the newspaper headquarters, nor Tehran."
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Video: The moment IsraHell struck Iran National Television
[YouTube] Watch moment Iran state TV live broadcast interrupted by Israeli air strike![]()
"We will not evacuate the newspaper headquarters, nor Tehran."
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Video: The moment IsraHell struck Iran National Television
[YouTube] Watch moment Iran state TV live broadcast interrupted by Israeli air strike
It really takes effort to make both sides of a conflict this irredeemable right out the gate. This is what they deserve for continually failing to tard wrangle their back-and-forth terrorism.
Propagandists on full blast.
Do not be intimidated by Bush-era neo-cons. Americans on the right have no obligation to support Israel. America first.
Do not be intimidated by Bush-era neo-cons. Americans on the right have no obligation to support Israel. America first.
I hope you have all ordered your white feather head dresses! When that bitch gives you a feather add it to the head dress. I for one will not be shamed into fighting for Israel.
Kikes overcame 4chan defense. No more comfy threads, only pigs around.
>>392820
didn’t the hack reveal that 50% of posts on /pol/ were from Israel?
Honestly this war is so depressing. Israel seems to always get its way. Fuck me for falling for MAGA 3.0
didn’t the hack reveal that 50% of posts on /pol/ were from Israel?
Honestly this war is so depressing. Israel seems to always get its way. Fuck me for falling for MAGA 3.0
>>392821
>didn’t the hack reveal that 50% of posts on /pol/ were from Israel
Why yes, that IS what the meta-data suggested
>didn’t the hack reveal that 50% of posts on /pol/ were from Israel
Why yes, that IS what the meta-data suggested
If true, support your local Christian Zionist.
The jews have a problem with a limited missile stockpile. Soon they will run out.
>video
Earlier tonight (Tuesday), the IRGC tested an advanced Fattah-1 hypersonic missile against Israel’s air defenses in Tel Aviv.
In total, 12 different Israeli interceptor missiles were launched, but due to the complex maneuvering and high speed of the Fattah-1, it passed through all of them.
>video
Earlier tonight (Tuesday), the IRGC tested an advanced Fattah-1 hypersonic missile against Israel’s air defenses in Tel Aviv.
In total, 12 different Israeli interceptor missiles were launched, but due to the complex maneuvering and high speed of the Fattah-1, it passed through all of them.
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>>392912
The difference between those in the stonetoss is, one of them follows a religion that says kill or convert everyone and there is no higher reward than dying in the name of it and the other is a despot.
The difference between those in the stonetoss is, one of them follows a religion that says kill or convert everyone and there is no higher reward than dying in the name of it and the other is a despot.
>>392820
Pretty sure the hack made real human anons leave, so the already egregious botting problems of /pol/ became even more egregious.
I'm still impressed and disturbed that the insane loons borne of social media circlejerks and literal cult brainwashing came to irrationally hate the contract-binding, swindling, evil kikes of israel more than I ever could from the bottom of my heart.
Pretty sure the hack made real human anons leave, so the already egregious botting problems of /pol/ became even more egregious.
I'm still impressed and disturbed that the insane loons borne of social media circlejerks and literal cult brainwashing came to irrationally hate the contract-binding, swindling, evil kikes of israel more than I ever could from the bottom of my heart.
Looks like Starlink inside Iran still working. This is Iranian counterspace weapon. One of Sejil series, probably Zuljanah. Effective only with nuclear EMP warhead, of course. So, this is demonstration.
>>392952
The video speaks for itself.
Tbh, I have to give Tucker Carlson credit for forcing normies republicans to question America's unwavering servitude to Israel. This is one of the best things he's done since he interviewed Thomas Massie about how every congressmen has an "AIPAC guy", and the interview with the Gazan priest about how Israelis mistreat Christians.
It's a step in the right direction, as fragmenting Republican support for Israel serves to eventually rob Israel of allies entirely. His questioning skills have also improved since that interview with Putin.
The video speaks for itself.
Tbh, I have to give Tucker Carlson credit for forcing normies republicans to question America's unwavering servitude to Israel. This is one of the best things he's done since he interviewed Thomas Massie about how every congressmen has an "AIPAC guy", and the interview with the Gazan priest about how Israelis mistreat Christians.
It's a step in the right direction, as fragmenting Republican support for Israel serves to eventually rob Israel of allies entirely. His questioning skills have also improved since that interview with Putin.
>>392216
Summarization of ballistic missile barrage:
- About 400 ballistic missiles during 5 days (≈15% stock)
- Damaged Hadera and Carmel power plants. 2/9 plants halted.
- Damaged both Ashdod and Haifa refineries. Month-long repair for second one.
- Gas platforms on Leviathan and Karish gas fields are halted (from 13 June)
- About 100 buildings destroyed or seriously damaged.
- 3 clearly visible strikes on air defense sites.
(2) Coal Power Plants:
Hadera 2.56GW✅ (unknown damage, halted)
Ashkelon 2.25GW
(7) Gas Power Plants:
Ramla 1.33GWMt.
Carmel (Haifa) 1.02GW✅ (turbine was seriously damaged)
Dalia 0.86 GW
Ashkelon 0.80GW
Tazfit 0.60GW
Ramat 0.52GW
Mishor 0.44GW
(2) Refineries:
Haifa ✅ (Hadera power plant halted + unknown damage)
Ashdod ✅ (magistral pipeline damaged + unknown damage)
I scan mostly catbox links, russian /wm/ thread and few kikes blogs, so this it's only my view and part of picture. Israel has 7 gas power plants and 2 coal power plants. Currently Hadera 2.56GW coal power plant halted and no gas from platforms for others. I think jews block pipelines before occurrence just in case.
About Israeli air forces. Almost no data, but looks like 50-100 active fighters and 100-200 combat sorties daily (200% of our Syria level, around 80% of Avdiivka operation level). They focused SEAD effort around Kermanshah province with F-16 from Iraq territory and F-35 drops bombs around Tehran from there. Somewhere between Qazvin and Hamadan (120 km from border), if they use SDB with 80-120 km range, or from Kermanshah (60 km from border), if they made something new like our UMPB with booster and 200 km range.
If they have some support inside Iran (like azerbaijanians), this is time. Otherwise deescalation within month even with USA support. I think USAF has only one objective in this situation, provoke Iran to close Persian Gulf and then bomb all oil infrastructure to cripple China's industry. Even poor Saudi. This is just better opportunity than Malacca blockade.
Summarization of ballistic missile barrage:
- About 400 ballistic missiles during 5 days (≈15% stock)
- Damaged Hadera and Carmel power plants. 2/9 plants halted.
- Damaged both Ashdod and Haifa refineries. Month-long repair for second one.
- Gas platforms on Leviathan and Karish gas fields are halted (from 13 June)
- About 100 buildings destroyed or seriously damaged.
- 3 clearly visible strikes on air defense sites.
(2) Coal Power Plants:
Hadera 2.56GW✅ (unknown damage, halted)
Ashkelon 2.25GW
(7) Gas Power Plants:
Ramla 1.33GWMt.
Carmel (Haifa) 1.02GW✅ (turbine was seriously damaged)
Dalia 0.86 GW
Ashkelon 0.80GW
Tazfit 0.60GW
Ramat 0.52GW
Mishor 0.44GW
(2) Refineries:
Haifa ✅ (Hadera power plant halted + unknown damage)
Ashdod ✅ (magistral pipeline damaged + unknown damage)
I scan mostly catbox links, russian /wm/ thread and few kikes blogs, so this it's only my view and part of picture. Israel has 7 gas power plants and 2 coal power plants. Currently Hadera 2.56GW coal power plant halted and no gas from platforms for others. I think jews block pipelines before occurrence just in case.
About Israeli air forces. Almost no data, but looks like 50-100 active fighters and 100-200 combat sorties daily (200% of our Syria level, around 80% of Avdiivka operation level). They focused SEAD effort around Kermanshah province with F-16 from Iraq territory and F-35 drops bombs around Tehran from there. Somewhere between Qazvin and Hamadan (120 km from border), if they use SDB with 80-120 km range, or from Kermanshah (60 km from border), if they made something new like our UMPB with booster and 200 km range.
If they have some support inside Iran (like azerbaijanians), this is time. Otherwise deescalation within month even with USA support. I think USAF has only one objective in this situation, provoke Iran to close Persian Gulf and then bomb all oil infrastructure to cripple China's industry. Even poor Saudi. This is just better opportunity than Malacca blockade.
If Trump refuses war, progressives will meltdown and there will be hundreds of thousands protesters attacking the cops and demanding immediate invasion of Iran plus an end to fascism.
>>392956
>About Israeli air forces. Almost no data, but looks like 50-100 active fighters and 100-200 combat sorties daily
According to the Russian ambassador at the UN, the jews are flying from the British Akrotiri air base in Cyprus.
>About Israeli air forces. Almost no data, but looks like 50-100 active fighters and 100-200 combat sorties daily
According to the Russian ambassador at the UN, the jews are flying from the British Akrotiri air base in Cyprus.
>>392959
This explains quite few number of sorties and concentration of refueling tankers. Though I used IDF sources and comparison to war in Ukraine to estimate number of active fighters. Usually our Su-34 spends 2.5 hours on sortie with 1800 km flight distance (900 km combat range), then 3 hours refuel/rearm/technical/rest and mission again. Also 2 sorties per day during first month of war very hard for pilot and even harder for aircraft and technical staff. Typical routine 1 sortie per day.
This explains quite few number of sorties and concentration of refueling tankers. Though I used IDF sources and comparison to war in Ukraine to estimate number of active fighters. Usually our Su-34 spends 2.5 hours on sortie with 1800 km flight distance (900 km combat range), then 3 hours refuel/rearm/technical/rest and mission again. Also 2 sorties per day during first month of war very hard for pilot and even harder for aircraft and technical staff. Typical routine 1 sortie per day.
>>392964
Russians elites sympathize with Israel. Kikes hated by general public, our elites quite orthodox too, but they still remember moments, when old church dynasties outjews the kikes. First time when used communist international to gather funds to build USSR industry in 1930s. Second time when helps european jews to create Israel, and create "sacred injury" for all jew tribes. Kikes just can't left their holy country in distress, but makes situation even worse, because of their arrogance. Russia uses position of mediator between muslims and zionistes and don't want to lost this beneficial status. So, I don't except direct help to any side, only peacekeeping efforts.
Jews elites has three tribes (actually groups of families with different schools to educate stable strong generations). We use own classification for them: Pharisees partially control USA, sadducees partially control Britain, essenes control Israel. Looks like sadducees and essenes join efforts to secure Israel future, but pharisees have their own problems. Sometimes we too focused around kikes and just don't see rising powers. Indians nowadays second richest diaspora in USA, they control western IT and swarming low/mid positions in intelligence services. Latinos only one faction in the world who has complex conservative-left project and new attractive economical ideas, but they focus efforts to unite USA with South American nations.
And jews, they just like Cozy. Destructive, yes. Psychopathic, delusive, mean. But still sometimes cute. Like hackers, who exploit all systems around and involuntarily makes our world more durable. Maybe through destruction and rebirth, but better than just rot into nothing. They show us not only their kikery but hidden structural problems. They are tonsils of world organism.
Russians elites sympathize with Israel. Kikes hated by general public, our elites quite orthodox too, but they still remember moments, when old church dynasties outjews the kikes. First time when used communist international to gather funds to build USSR industry in 1930s. Second time when helps european jews to create Israel, and create "sacred injury" for all jew tribes. Kikes just can't left their holy country in distress, but makes situation even worse, because of their arrogance. Russia uses position of mediator between muslims and zionistes and don't want to lost this beneficial status. So, I don't except direct help to any side, only peacekeeping efforts.
Jews elites has three tribes (actually groups of families with different schools to educate stable strong generations). We use own classification for them: Pharisees partially control USA, sadducees partially control Britain, essenes control Israel. Looks like sadducees and essenes join efforts to secure Israel future, but pharisees have their own problems. Sometimes we too focused around kikes and just don't see rising powers. Indians nowadays second richest diaspora in USA, they control western IT and swarming low/mid positions in intelligence services. Latinos only one faction in the world who has complex conservative-left project and new attractive economical ideas, but they focus efforts to unite USA with South American nations.
And jews, they just like Cozy. Destructive, yes. Psychopathic, delusive, mean. But still sometimes cute. Like hackers, who exploit all systems around and involuntarily makes our world more durable. Maybe through destruction and rebirth, but better than just rot into nothing. They show us not only their kikery but hidden structural problems. They are tonsils of world organism.
>>392967
>Like hackers, who exploit all systems around and involuntarily makes our world more durable. Maybe through destruction and rebirth, but better than just rot into nothing. They show us not only their kikery but hidden structural problems.
Well, the average kike is the equivalent of a lowlife gypsy, but with class. Their intelligence is a bit above the average White, which I attribute to their paranoid nature. But the entities running the organized jewry are a totally different stock, here we enter into the realm of the paranormal because there is not a rational explanation for the paralysing spell they casted on the whole word.
There is a theory that if history is fake and kikes are the managers designated by the controllers to run the plantation, then the controllers have an extraordinary knowledge on the human nature, political systems, and the impact of rolling out a technology from the shelves; like history resets every a few thousand years and humanity starts again from the caves.
>Like hackers, who exploit all systems around and involuntarily makes our world more durable. Maybe through destruction and rebirth, but better than just rot into nothing. They show us not only their kikery but hidden structural problems.
Well, the average kike is the equivalent of a lowlife gypsy, but with class. Their intelligence is a bit above the average White, which I attribute to their paranoid nature. But the entities running the organized jewry are a totally different stock, here we enter into the realm of the paranormal because there is not a rational explanation for the paralysing spell they casted on the whole word.
There is a theory that if history is fake and kikes are the managers designated by the controllers to run the plantation, then the controllers have an extraordinary knowledge on the human nature, political systems, and the impact of rolling out a technology from the shelves; like history resets every a few thousand years and humanity starts again from the caves.
Direct hit. Israeli army command and cyber operations center under Soroka hospital. Because fuck jews.
Also, just one missile and 28 attempts to intercept. Because fuck jews.
https://files.catbox.moe/exvbfu.mp4
Also, just one missile and 28 attempts to intercept. Because fuck jews.
https://files.catbox.moe/exvbfu.mp4
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>>392971
>An Iranian ballistic missile directly struck Soroka Medical Center, southern Israel's largest hospital, on Thursday morning, causing significant structural damage but resulting in no serious injuries, according to hospital and state officials.
>The strike, part of a wider barrage targeting central and southern Israel, hit an older surgical building that had been evacuated just a day prior on instructions from the Health Ministry, a move credited with preventing a major disaster.
Nevermind, just another kikery. They even can't fuck themselves properly! Also, their media blockade starting to work, no video from city this time.
>An Iranian ballistic missile directly struck Soroka Medical Center, southern Israel's largest hospital, on Thursday morning, causing significant structural damage but resulting in no serious injuries, according to hospital and state officials.
>The strike, part of a wider barrage targeting central and southern Israel, hit an older surgical building that had been evacuated just a day prior on instructions from the Health Ministry, a move credited with preventing a major disaster.
Nevermind, just another kikery. They even can't fuck themselves properly! Also, their media blockade starting to work, no video from city this time.
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>>392469
Bongistani F-35 landed in Thiruvananthapuram International Airport India 15 June and still there 19 June. Maybe from squadron, who attack Bandar' Abbas 14 June.
Bongistani F-35 landed in Thiruvananthapuram International Airport India 15 June and still there 19 June. Maybe from squadron, who attack Bandar' Abbas 14 June.
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/trump-decide-us-action-israel-iran-conflict-within-two-weeks-white-house-says-2025-06-19/
>Trump to decide on US action in Israel-Iran war within two weeks, White House says
>two weeks
Nothing ever happens chuds are so back!
>Trump to decide on US action in Israel-Iran war within two weeks, White House says
>two weeks
Nothing ever happens chuds are so back!
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Iran hits one of the jews' holiest sites, the stock exchange.
>>392990
>two weeks
It is the time they need to cook something.
I believe it has to do with the more of 30 re-supply air tankers the USAF moved to Europe a couple of days ago. Together with moving some destroyers and submarines to position them to hit Iran with a missile barrage.
>two weeks
It is the time they need to cook something.
I believe it has to do with the more of 30 re-supply air tankers the USAF moved to Europe a couple of days ago. Together with moving some destroyers and submarines to position them to hit Iran with a missile barrage.
>>392990
Hopefully it's two weeks as established by the coof and not two weeks as established by reality.
Hopefully it's two weeks as established by the coof and not two weeks as established by reality.
>>392990
Two weeks to try and build a convincing narrative to create some semblance of popular support? (And yes that will likely be a false flag)
Two weeks to try and build a convincing narrative to create some semblance of popular support? (And yes that will likely be a false flag)
>>392980
>their media blockade starting to work, no video from city this time.
They must do it because Occupied Palestine is beginning to look like Gaza.
>their media blockade starting to work, no video from city this time.
They must do it because Occupied Palestine is beginning to look like Gaza.
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>On the street of Tel Aviv :
>israeli minister Ben-Gvir - 'Why did you provoke Iran ?'
>The head of Mossad, Barnea - 'I didn't know that Iran had such missile capabilities'.
This is the essence of Clownworld. Arrogance, malice, incompetence, fakery.
>israeli minister Ben-Gvir - 'Why did you provoke Iran ?'
>The head of Mossad, Barnea - 'I didn't know that Iran had such missile capabilities'.
This is the essence of Clownworld. Arrogance, malice, incompetence, fakery.
https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/507965367
/pol/acks on the father board are openly helping Iran locate israeli AA.
If you have info, do your part.
/pol/acks on the father board are openly helping Iran locate israeli AA.
If you have info, do your part.
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What a time to be alive...
Lolz.
>Tel Aviv
Check this out.
Check this out.
>>393044
If the filly in that image actually called me by "*insert*-kun" i would cum instantly, in fact, i'm getting bricked up by this thought alone
If the filly in that image actually called me by "*insert*-kun" i would cum instantly, in fact, i'm getting bricked up by this thought alone
Hello everyponer.
There are hundreds of charlatans and self-titled "analysts" talking about current international events, most of them are total shysters and have no freaking idea of what they are talking about. But the below guy Martyanov has been always on target, even years in advance, like he peers into the future. In the following interview he describes what are the most likely scenarios for Iran and USA. Also he tells about details on weaponry and inner government squabbles.
I recommend him.
WW3? Will USA Attack Iran? - Andrei Martyanov LIVE Russian military expert - AU 390
[YouTube] WW3? Will USA Attack Iran? - Andrei Martyanov LIVE Russian military expert - AU 390![]()
There are hundreds of charlatans and self-titled "analysts" talking about current international events, most of them are total shysters and have no freaking idea of what they are talking about. But the below guy Martyanov has been always on target, even years in advance, like he peers into the future. In the following interview he describes what are the most likely scenarios for Iran and USA. Also he tells about details on weaponry and inner government squabbles.
I recommend him.
WW3? Will USA Attack Iran? - Andrei Martyanov LIVE Russian military expert - AU 390
[YouTube] WW3? Will USA Attack Iran? - Andrei Martyanov LIVE Russian military expert - AU 390
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(((British))) chutzpah.
Send the Air Force One to fly us back to England.
Send the Air Force One to fly us back to England.
>>392216
>>392956
I think, Israeli air campaign is purely opportunistic and media focused:
- Gulf war, 18M population, ??? GDP PPP -- 1100 fighters, 1600 combat sorties daily, 62% strikes, 35 days
- Libyan war, 6.5M population, 135B GDP PPP -- ??? fighters, 118 combat sorties daily, 42% strikes, 220 days
- Syrian war, 18M population, 141B GDP PPP -- 60 fighters, 80 combat sorties daily, 53% strikes, 720 days
- Ukrainian war, 33M population, 590B GDP PPP -- 200 fighters, 200 combat sorties daily, 40-60% strikes, >1200 days
- Iranian war, 86M population, 1600B GDP PPP -- 100-200 fighters, 100-200 combat sorties daily, 40-60% strikes
During first months of Ukrainian war Russian air forces makes about 30% of damage to enemy (0.8/2.6 million 152mm HE shell equivalent monthly). The whole NATO can maintain about 350-700 combat sorties daily with 20-30% SEAD sorties and 40-60% strike sorties inside Iranian borders, because of logistic limitations, especially refuelling. They need to restore reserve aircrafts, train technical personnel, build more airfields, gather supplies, spend about 1-2 years on preparation. You just can't expect any result with 20% of necessary air forces without ground support against such Leviathan.
Israeli air campaign looks like some sort of distraction/support for coup attempt. They can't gather more opposition, agents and resources inside Iran, their capabilities starting to decrease. So why not try even with 5% chance to success, if otherwise this chance will be decreased rapidly in following years. This similar to first stage of Ukrainian war: rapid escalation with small chances of success, because why not, if alternative is bad anyway.
Chronology:
- 19 May 2024 -- Iranian president Raisi was killed in helicopter crash.
- 26 June 2024 -- Iran finish railroad between Caspian Sea and Persian Gulf.
- 19 May 2025 -- Railroad between Iran and China was finished (15 days vs 30 days through Malacca)
- 13 June 2025 -- Attack on Iranian Revolutionary Guards command structure with support of Bahai cult agents.
>>392956
I think, Israeli air campaign is purely opportunistic and media focused:
- Gulf war, 18M population, ??? GDP PPP -- 1100 fighters, 1600 combat sorties daily, 62% strikes, 35 days
- Libyan war, 6.5M population, 135B GDP PPP -- ??? fighters, 118 combat sorties daily, 42% strikes, 220 days
- Syrian war, 18M population, 141B GDP PPP -- 60 fighters, 80 combat sorties daily, 53% strikes, 720 days
- Ukrainian war, 33M population, 590B GDP PPP -- 200 fighters, 200 combat sorties daily, 40-60% strikes, >1200 days
- Iranian war, 86M population, 1600B GDP PPP -- 100-200 fighters, 100-200 combat sorties daily, 40-60% strikes
During first months of Ukrainian war Russian air forces makes about 30% of damage to enemy (0.8/2.6 million 152mm HE shell equivalent monthly). The whole NATO can maintain about 350-700 combat sorties daily with 20-30% SEAD sorties and 40-60% strike sorties inside Iranian borders, because of logistic limitations, especially refuelling. They need to restore reserve aircrafts, train technical personnel, build more airfields, gather supplies, spend about 1-2 years on preparation. You just can't expect any result with 20% of necessary air forces without ground support against such Leviathan.
Israeli air campaign looks like some sort of distraction/support for coup attempt. They can't gather more opposition, agents and resources inside Iran, their capabilities starting to decrease. So why not try even with 5% chance to success, if otherwise this chance will be decreased rapidly in following years. This similar to first stage of Ukrainian war: rapid escalation with small chances of success, because why not, if alternative is bad anyway.
Chronology:
- 19 May 2024 -- Iranian president Raisi was killed in helicopter crash.
- 26 June 2024 -- Iran finish railroad between Caspian Sea and Persian Gulf.
- 19 May 2025 -- Railroad between Iran and China was finished (15 days vs 30 days through Malacca)
- 13 June 2025 -- Attack on Iranian Revolutionary Guards command structure with support of Bahai cult agents.
>>393063
>Andrei Martyanov
Air defense retiree officer who translates ideas from aftershock.news and global aventure project (quite popular forums for our government-related boomers). He lives in Seattle from early 2000s. A little version of Douglas MacGregor. Actually not bad, I listen some of his speeches during first stage of Ukrainian war, but he is too focused around USA politics instead of military expertise.
About Russian-Iranian military alliance. Maybe possible. Kikes operations rapidly activates here. Right now they trying to blackmail friend of my party through head of a university to make pro-kikery article about war. He is expert of oriental studies and they just activate team in university to disturb his department. They were waiting during Gaza war, they were waiting during Lebanon campaign, but attacks immediately after 16 June. Also, they threaten logistic companies with Iranian contractors.
Quite sad, if Russia cast aside our beneficial neutrality. Currently we have 2/3 economy under control of state corporations, but 1/3 GDP and significant part of civil government still in jewish hands. In recent two decades we replaced them slowly without losses and unnecessary blood. Not because of morality, just lost generation and lack of trusted specialists.
>>393000
Okay, middle eastern poners, if you have information about their operations (like blackmailing, Bahai cult organizations, logistics, contractors), you can do your part for real:
svrgovru24yd42e6mmrnohzs37hb35yqeulvmvkc76e3drb75gs4qrid.onion
>Andrei Martyanov
Air defense retiree officer who translates ideas from aftershock.news and global aventure project (quite popular forums for our government-related boomers). He lives in Seattle from early 2000s. A little version of Douglas MacGregor. Actually not bad, I listen some of his speeches during first stage of Ukrainian war, but he is too focused around USA politics instead of military expertise.
About Russian-Iranian military alliance. Maybe possible. Kikes operations rapidly activates here. Right now they trying to blackmail friend of my party through head of a university to make pro-kikery article about war. He is expert of oriental studies and they just activate team in university to disturb his department. They were waiting during Gaza war, they were waiting during Lebanon campaign, but attacks immediately after 16 June. Also, they threaten logistic companies with Iranian contractors.
Quite sad, if Russia cast aside our beneficial neutrality. Currently we have 2/3 economy under control of state corporations, but 1/3 GDP and significant part of civil government still in jewish hands. In recent two decades we replaced them slowly without losses and unnecessary blood. Not because of morality, just lost generation and lack of trusted specialists.
>>393000
Okay, middle eastern poners, if you have information about their operations (like blackmailing, Bahai cult organizations, logistics, contractors), you can do your part for real:
svrgovru24yd42e6mmrnohzs37hb35yqeulvmvkc76e3drb75gs4qrid.onion
>>393079
>About Russian-Iranian military alliance. Maybe possible. Kikes operations rapidly activates here.
There is some normie brainstorming on it.
>The Presidents of Russia and China Announce the Cardinal Points of the Obvious
https://www.unz.com/article/the-presidents-of-russia-and-china-announce-the-cardinal-points-of-the-obvious/
But if the kikery in the White House and Kremlin is to be noticed, then Rolo Slavskiy won't disappoint.
>Putin Will Save Iran Any Day Now!
https://slavlandchronicles.substack.com/p/putin-will-save-iran-any-day-now
>Why Do Illiterate Conspiracy Kooks and Cranks (bad) Think Putin (patriot!) is a Traitor to Russia?
https://slavlandchronicles.substack.com/p/why-do-illiterate-conspiracy-kooks
>About Russian-Iranian military alliance. Maybe possible. Kikes operations rapidly activates here.
There is some normie brainstorming on it.
>The Presidents of Russia and China Announce the Cardinal Points of the Obvious
https://www.unz.com/article/the-presidents-of-russia-and-china-announce-the-cardinal-points-of-the-obvious/
But if the kikery in the White House and Kremlin is to be noticed, then Rolo Slavskiy won't disappoint.
>Putin Will Save Iran Any Day Now!
https://slavlandchronicles.substack.com/p/putin-will-save-iran-any-day-now
>Why Do Illiterate Conspiracy Kooks and Cranks (bad) Think Putin (patriot!) is a Traitor to Russia?
https://slavlandchronicles.substack.com/p/why-do-illiterate-conspiracy-kooks
>>393081
>But if the kikery in the White House and Kremlin is to be noticed, then Rolo Slavskiy won't disappoint.
Some snippets.
>But if the kikery in the White House and Kremlin is to be noticed, then Rolo Slavskiy won't disappoint.
Some snippets.
>>393082
Putin is a famous jew-lover. He collect comically worst kikes, allows them to make shows on tv and have their own economic projects. If you are absurdly incompetent jew, you will be welcomed. Otherwise, definitely not. If you can't overcome worst filth of the essenes tribe, how can you expect victory against noble ones? As wine-maker say: "Vine should suffer."
Putin is a famous jew-lover. He collect comically worst kikes, allows them to make shows on tv and have their own economic projects. If you are absurdly incompetent jew, you will be welcomed. Otherwise, definitely not. If you can't overcome worst filth of the essenes tribe, how can you expect victory against noble ones? As wine-maker say: "Vine should suffer."
>>392529
>>392956
>Somewhere between Qazvin and Hamadan (120 km from border), if they use SDB with 80-120 km range
Confirmed.
Some details:
- All active Iranian airforces was hidden before war.
- Two destroyed F-14 (Tehran airport) actually disassembled in 2022-2023.
- One destroyed Boeing 707 refuelling tanker (Mashhad airport) active craft.
- 6-10 cobra helicopters (Kermanshah airport) disassembled and under repair.
Second article about war:
https://imp-navigator.livejournal.com/1242640.html
>>392956
>Somewhere between Qazvin and Hamadan (120 km from border), if they use SDB with 80-120 km range
Confirmed.
Some details:
- All active Iranian airforces was hidden before war.
- Two destroyed F-14 (Tehran airport) actually disassembled in 2022-2023.
- One destroyed Boeing 707 refuelling tanker (Mashhad airport) active craft.
- 6-10 cobra helicopters (Kermanshah airport) disassembled and under repair.
Second article about war:
https://imp-navigator.livejournal.com/1242640.html
IT'S FUCKING HAPPENING!
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