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Comments: یک مقام ارشد امنیتی اعلام کرد: ایران برای یک ضربه بسیار بزرگ پس از اولین شرارت اسرائیل آماده شده است.
Comments: That is funny that they had an assembly line in enemy territory! I bet you Iran is now going to integrate the technology into its own drones, if better! What a messed up world.
Comments: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DK7_TxjI6Bb/
Comments: https://www.instagram.com/p/DK9Uf-DIjGq/ They already found two homes in tehran used as assembly lines for Israeli drones
Comments: BBC Persian and Iran International staff must be thinking twice about their jobs now not to mention all the TV stations staff in Israel. This will get ugly very quickly.
Comments: While in Iran, in a gathering, my family members were divided on the issue of US or Israel hitting Iran and getting rid of mullahs. Majority were against it but few were willing to accept the pain for ultimate gain. I talked to few of them yesterday. They are scared and hiding in their 2nd apartment outside Tehran. They didn’t seem too excited about the war now that it became real!
Comments: Israel hitting areas near Evin prison. I can see IRI blow the whole place up, blame Israel and get rid of all political prisoners. Another excuse for them to get rid of any chance Iranians had for freedom.
Comments: This is one brave woman. She was hit while reporting live and continued talking until smoke filled the room and she was told to run. Less than half an hour later she was back on the air unfazed and reporting. Amazing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvIZHSww8Us&ab_channel=AlHadath%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AD%D8%AF%D8%AB
Comments: Reza, I had friends also who were dead against the regime but went to fight Iraqi invasion. These MF khodforoush people have a special place in hell.
Comments: These idiots always make the miscalculation that the opinion of a few vatanforoush reflects that of the people. They always think that if a conflict starts through the atatck of a foreign power, people are going to side with it. These MF shahollahis r going the same path that Mojahedin took n they will be hated by more and more people for working with a foreign government to attack iran.
Comments: Israel hit Iran TV station (sedah va Seema), their excuse was they are the voice of the regime. The shit excuses Israel uses is beyond ridiculous.
Comments: This is very similar to Iran-Iraq war. Many of my friends and family including two of my cousins who hated Khomenie and his ilk, went to Jebheh and fought against Iraq. They saw Iran sovereignty above the regime. Same shit is about to happen now too
Comments: At this point, I can’t blame the Mullah regime for exiting NPT or random arrests and killings of Iranian civilians. They have now been given a legitimate excuse to fuck things up. The worst part, sans some fucking half wit delusional Shaholiahiz, no Iranian wants or supports Israel’s attack on Iran soil. This really will help them solidify power n rule with an iron fist for the foreseeable future
Comments: This is consequence of the dumb motherfucker being in charge in the white House: "Iranian parliamentarians are preparing a bill that could push Tehran toward exiting the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the foreign ministry said on Monday, while reiterating Tehran's official stance against developing nuclear weapons."
Comments: Conflict is widening. If Israeli attacks start really hurting IRI, they will start hitting a lot of things all over Israel. then shit will hit the fan. If things are escalated and US gets involved, then neighboring countries will also not be spared. I hope things do not go that far. There will be a lot of damage and death in Iran.
Comments: Rafael Grossi is such a spineless fuck.
Comments: • Fresh blasts: The deadly conflict between Israel and Iran has entered its fourth day, with both sides widening their attacks. The IDF said it destroyed more than 120 of Iran’s missile launchers, about a third of its total. Overnight, Iran struck an Israeli oil refinery and damaged part of the power grid. In Israel, explosions were seen and residential buildings were hit. • Terrified civilians and rising death tolls: Casualties are mounting. In Israel, 24 people have been killed since hostilities began. In Iran, 224 people have been killed. Tehran residents are attempting to flee the capital in search of safety. • Trump rejects assassination plan: Two US officials told CNN that President Donald Trump rejected an Israeli plan to kill Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied reports of such a plan. • “Weeks” to go: Israel’s operation against Iran is expected to take “weeks, not days” and is moving forward with implicit US approval, according to White House and Israeli officials. Trump acknowledged that US involvement in the conflict is a possibility. Meanwhile, Iran has ruled out negotiations with the US while cities “remain under attack” and until Tehran’s retaliation is complete, a regional diplomat said.
Comments: Iranian parliamentarians are preparing a bill that could push Tehran toward exiting the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the foreign ministry said on Monday, while reiterating Tehran's official stance against developing nuclear weapons. "In light of recent developments, we will take an appropriate decision. Government has to enforce parliament bills but such a proposal is just being prepared and we will coordinate in the later stages with parliament," the ministry's spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said, when asked at a press conference about Tehran potentially leaving the NPT.
Comments: استودیو شبکه خبر در حال پخش زنده مورد حمله قرار گرفت
Comments: President Donald Trump had opposed Israeli military action against Iran, favoring negotiations over bombing. But in the days before the strikes began, he became convinced that Israel’s heightened anxiety over Iran’s nuclear enrichment capabilities was warranted. After a pivotal briefing from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Air Force Gen. Dan Caine, on Israel’s plans and U.S. options for supporting its operation, he gave tacit approval to Israel to have at it and decided to provide limited U.S. backing. When Caine briefed him on June 8, Trump was increasingly frustrated with Iran for not responding to the latest proposal for a nuclear deal. He still remained hopeful that his Middle East peace negotiator, Steve Witkoff, who had been scheduled to conduct another round of peace talks in the region Sunday, could soon get an agreement over the line. Trump was also facing private pressure from longtime allies who advocate more isolationist policies and wanted him to stop Israel from taking military action or at least withhold U.S. support for any such operation. This account of Trump’s thinking leading up to the Israeli operation is based on interviews with five current U.S. officials and two Middle Eastern officials, as well as two people with knowledge of the deliberations, two former U.S officials familiar with the deliberations and a Trump ally. The White House didn’t immediately comment, and the Defense Department didn’t respond to a request for comment. |
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