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Comments: https://youtu.be/0NJ-Uw-2Zeo Reza, watch this. Among other things in this video there is also footage of mamdani and mayor of London in haj. This must freak out a ton of people.
Comments: میگفت اخوند جماعت از خداش ترس ندارن چه برصه به بندش 😆😆😆
Comments: My uncle used to say deal with anyone but towel heads as they fear no one including God herself 😉
Comments: US now has been given a deadline by IR if you can believe it to sign the MOU or hostilities will begin 🤣🤣🤣
Comments: Iran Just Smashed a Key US Air Base in Kuwait - New Images Reveal the Damage The strike’s implications go beyond damaged buildings and equipment. The attack also degraded the base’s ability to function as a command node for coordinating US and NATO activity in the region. That makes the strike strategically more serious than a simple infrastructure hit. It suggests Iran was not just trying to cause physical damage, but to disrupt operational coherence and complicate command and control. Iran was tired of waiting for Trump to make concessions. If Trump does not agree with the Iranian demands, more US bases will be destroyed
Comments: The world cup starts exactly two weeks from today. Iran will play a friendly in Antalya tomorrow :) Iran - Gambia May 29, 8:30AM PST
Comments: So true! So sad
Comments: Very Low-IQ Trump Too Stoopid to Win War
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Comments: 3 months after it started operation "Epic Fury" has turned out to be operation "Epic Fart" for Trump and his gang.
Comments: This is normal MO for fucking Israel
Comments: If all fails, they will assassinate Trump and blame it on IRI. But then they will have the problem of Vance not wanting the war either.
Comments: Are the rumors that Trump, in frustration with YAboo hung up on him after an angry exchange. If that is true, then I put some stock in this peace deal, otherwise, I'd say there is still a good chance war will start again. It all depends on how many things YAboo has on Trump. Epstein files is one.
Comments: This is reported by an independent journalist not IR - he has actually visited the sites. Yes it is propaganda but then again partially true too
Comments: 🇮🇷 Every major underground missile base in Iran is now back in operation, either fully or partially About 80% of all tunnel entrances that were collapsed during the war have been restored as of this moment. Some minor clearing still needs to happen in heavy hit places like Tabriz, Khorammabad and Kermanshah.
Comments: U.S. and Iranian negotiators have reached an agreement on a 60-day memorandum of understanding to extend the ceasefire and launch negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, but President Trump has yet to give his final approval, two U.S. officials and a regional source involved in the mediation efforts tell Axios. Iran has also not confirmed its acceptance.
Comments: Strait of Hormuz is not international waters as Trump claimed The narrowest part is only 21 miles wide UNCLOS define territorial waters as 13.8 miles from coastline (Oman has ratified UNCLOS, but Iran and US have not) That means this 21 mile wide waterway is well within territorial waters of Iran or Oman, there is no international water between them https://x.com/davidle76335983/status/2059783035222937761
Comments: The March 7, 2026 fires at Tehran oil depots and refining facilities released about 29.8 kilotons of sulfur dioxide, SO₂. The pollution plume affected roughly 300,000 square kilometers, basically “the size of Italy.” Satellite data showed the main emission event lasted around 1 to 2 days. The affected facilities reportedly included Fardis, Shahran, Aghdasieh, and the Tehran Oil Refinery. Eurasia Review’s summary says Shahran was especially severe, with burning oil entering the sewer system and igniting urban green belts, which became a major source of toxic smoke. "Rainfall over the Tehran region likely enhanced wet deposition of atmospheric SO2, while prevailing northeasterly winds contributed to the transport and subsequent dissipation of the pollution plume by 9 March."
Comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8F5cM7OXPA
Comments: Iran says it won’t allow US to ‘undermine sovereignty’ in Strait of HormuzIranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi is doubling down on Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz, following the latest round of US strikes. Speaking at the commemoration ceremony for the Revolutionary Guard’s commander-in-chief, Gharibabadi accused the US of violating the ceasefire, and said Iran’s sovereignty over the waterway “has now been established”, Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported. “We will not allow them to take a step to undermine Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz with these military actions,” he said. |
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