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Comments: What to know about the Iran war today: A diplomatic effort is underway to avoid a major escalation in the Iran war, with President Trump considering a Pakistani proposal for a 45-day ceasefire to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, among other ideas. Hanging over the effort is President Trump's profanity-laced threat to destroy Iran's power plants and other civilian infrastructure if Tehran doesn't make a deal by Tuesday evening. Mr. Trump is scheduled to speak Monday afternoon about the U.S. operation that rescued the second member of an F-15 crew after the fighter jet was shot down in Iran Friday. U.S.-Israeli strikes continue, with the intelligence chief of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards Corps among dozens killed on Monday. Israel and America's Persian Gulf allies are bearing the brunt of Tehran's retaliatory fire. Four people were killed by an Iranian missile attack in Israel, the military confirmed Monday.
Comments: https://youtu.be/F5ySyr-hQ3U Israel is “TOAST” - Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson
Comments: Iran warns US-Israeli strikes on nuclear sites risk radioactive fallout across regionForeign Minister Abbas Araghchi warns in letter to UN secretary-general, UN Security Council, UN nuclear watchdog head that continued strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure pose serious environmental and humanitarian risks
Comments: USA shot their own planes! WTF US destroys 2 stranded aircraft in Iran to prevent capture
Comments: Iran sets a record that was not broken since 1972 on a 24 hour span between Fri-Sat. The last 24 hours marked the highest number of U.S. aircraft shot down in a single day since Vietnam Three confirmed, possibly four American aircraft hit over and around Iran. The last time the U.S. Air Force lost this many planes in 24 hours was Operation Linebacker I on May 10, 1972, when 11 aircraft went down. Not Desert Storm. Not Iraq. Not Afghanistan. You have to go back 54 years to find a day this bad for American airpower. And Iran's air defenses were supposed to be destroyed weeks ago...
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Comments: 4 killed in Alabama car crash during pursuit by state trooper
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Comments: هگست ! سه بار پشت سر هم بگو : کهگیلویه و بویر احمد ما خودمون خلبان رو میاریم لب مرز تحویل میدیم https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zwxiMkffdjI
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Comments: Another call from Iran and another sad conversation about the near future. At this point, they are asking to be nuked to finish the suffering. Very worried about the water and power plants being targeted possibly tonight or tomorrow. Everyone has lost their hope.
Comments: US hit bushehr facility. Araghchi is going to moscow tomorrow. I think he is going to ask for permission to hit all the desalinization and oil refinary plants of israel and gcc countries. That will make all these countries unlivable with zero income for years.
Comments: I think this is going to go nuclear because they cannot handle iri.
Comments: https://youtu.be/AlArwg-2vvM This is a very good analysis. It is not just a military analysis. It also talks about the changing geopolitics. I did not know Trump teribbly insulted mammad arreh. So, he decided to help ukraine now against russia to piss off trump.
Comments: President Trump on Sunday escalated his threats to bomb Iranian power plants within the next two days and taunted the country’s leaders in an expletive-laden social media post. Mr. Trump, seemingly emboldened by the successful U.S. rescue of an American airman in Iran over the weekend, issued a new ultimatum to Iran to end its chokehold over the Strait of Hormuz, a major Persian Gulf waterway for the transport of oil and gas, by Apr. 6. If Iran’s government did not, he said, U.S. forces would target the country’s energy infrastructure, which supplies power for millions of civilians. “Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!!” Mr. Trump wrote on social media. The president has previously postponed his deadline to attack twice and the Omani foreign ministry said officials had discussed how to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with Iranian counterparts without reaching a definitive agreement. “Praise be to Allah,” he added, before signing off in all caps. Iran has threatened to retaliate by intensifying its attacks on critical infrastructure in Israel and Arab states that are allied with the United States. An escalation could further derail the lives of civilians throughout the region and add to worries about the global economy, which has been rattled by soaring energy prices since the start of the war. Over the past two days, the U.S. military has been in a race with Iranian armed forces to find the missing airman after an F-15E jet was shot down over Iran on Friday. It was the first known instance of a U.S. combat aircraft being downed since the start of the war. The plane’s pilot was quickly rescued. But a second officer was stranded in Iran and injured in the incident. American commandoes found the airman deep inside Iranian territory under the cover of darkness. There were no U.S. casualties among the rescue team, Mr. Trump said on Sunday. The rescued officer had “sustained injuries, but he will be just fine,” Mr. Trump added. The incident underscored Iran’s ability to fight back despite weeks of attacks on its military arsenal. Another U.S. aircraft, an A-10 Warthog attack plane, crashed near the Strait of Hormuz at about the same time, and the lone pilot was rescued, two U.S. officials said. The Iranian military said its air defense systems had hit an A-10. The U.S. officials did not say what caused the plane to go down. On Sunday, Israel and a number of Gulf countries reported attempted drone and missile strikes by Iran. Kuwaiti officials said Iranian drones significantly damaged two power and water desalination plants, and sparked a fire at the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation’s oil complex. U.S. officials had sought an offramp to the war with Iran by passing messages through Pakistani mediators. But Iranian officials have publicly dismissed the U.S. demands, which would have restrained Iran’s missile and nuclear programs.
Comments: New images have emerged that appear to show the destroyed special operations C-130s (MC-130Js Commando IIs) at the forward improvised airfield in Iran. The austere operating location acted as a hub (and forward arming and refueling point or FARP) for the rescue mission of the downed F-15E Weapon System Officer. You can read our latest coverage on the rescue here. It has been reported that the two C-130s were demolished in place as they were incapable of departing, with three more aircraft coming in and extracting the special operations force. Amongst this wreckage appears to be two burned-out wrecks of MH-6/AH-6 Little Birds of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, better known as the Night Stalkers. As is typically the case, the images of the crash site look authentic after a cursory examination, but that could change in the future.
Comments: Hollywood ending for this rescue. I’m sure we will see some footage soon!!!
Comments: And lost a C-130 in the process
Comments: US just rescued the second F-15 pilot. |
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