🇺🇸🇨🇳Trump: We have good relations with China.

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🇮🇷 IRGC: None of the oppressive American-Zionist crimes and massacres will go unanswered

🔹Revolutionary Guards Public Relations Announcement No. 15:

➡️In the last 4 days of the war, the criminal American army and the Zionist regime, contrary to the false claim and propaganda of attacking and damaging Iranian military centers, have carried out a series of cowardly attacks on schools, hospitals, stadiums, restaurants, and wedding halls with the aim of creating public terror, which has resulted in the martyrdom of more than 700 Iranian citizens and the injury of a number of our loved ones.

➡️In the past 24 hours alone, in the continuation of inhumane actions, the aggressors have martyred all the members of a family by firing a "Tomahawk" missile at a residential house in the city of Ashnavieh.

➡️A US air-launched missile also hit a private car in the city of Salman, killing 5 people.

➡️Also, a missile fired by the terrorist American army hit a residential house in the Qasemiyeh neighborhood of Urmia, leading to the martyrdom of an elderly couple.

➡️Following the blind aggressions of the US against schools and sports stadiums in the past days, a wedding hall and several residential houses in Kangavar city were targeted today.

➡️American and Zionist criminals should know that none of these unjust crimes and killings will go unanswered. The war against the US and the usurper regime will continue at deeper levels and layers.

➡️It is necessary for international organizations and human rights institutions to break their silence on these inhuman crimes and killings of civilians and to take action to try and punish the executioners of the Zionist-American army.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Trump can brag all he wants about his European lapdogs rallying behind the Epstein Coalition’s war on Iran. It does not change the underlying reality: this project is backed by shrinking minorities at home and deep hostility abroad.

For more than two decades, global opinion has been shaped by Iraq, Libya, endless sanctions regimes, drone campaigns, assassinations, and shattered states. Across large parts of the world, the governments in Washington and Tel Aviv are no longer viewed as guardians of stability. They are seen as murderous regimes that default to bombs and blockades whenever their dominance is challenged.

The numbers inside the United States are damning. February–March 2026 surveys show 59–73% of Americans oppose strikes on Iran. Only 21–27% support them. Republican voters may largely approve, but independents and Democrats reject escalation by margins of 60–80%. Most Americans doubt the strategic logic altogether: over half believe attacking Iran would make it stronger, and many fear a wider regional war spiraling out of control.

Globally, the isolation is even clearer. Outside a narrow circle of Western-aligned political elites, support for another US-Israel war in the Middle East is marginal at best. In the Arab world, overwhelming majorities have long regarded US and Israeli military actions as aggression. Across Asia and Latin America, publics consistently favor diplomacy over yet another US-led intervention. And after the WMD fraud that justified the Iraq invasion, belief in recycled “imminent threat” narratives sits in the 15–25% range worldwide. The credibility gap is enormous.

So yes... for millions upon millions of people, the phrase murderous regimes is not rhetorical excess. It reflects a perception built over years of war, regime-change operations, and civilian casualties. Trump can stage alliances and repeat talking points, but he cannot manufacture global legitimacy where it no longer exists.

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🇮🇶 American base at Erbil airport

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🇦🇪 WON'T SOMEONE SAVE THE ONLY FANS GIRLS?!!?

🐻 A comedy bit by an Australian comedian.

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📝The Rich Also Cry📝
Again on the cost of repelling Iranian attacks by Gulf states

News in the style of "Gulf states have air defense missiles left for 2-3 days" — another reason to assess their spending on repelling Iranian attacks. The problem here is that we have limited input data — only official figures on the number of intercepted missiles and drones for Bahrain, UAE, Qatar and Kuwait.

Since all estimates are approximate, for objectivity we'll take them purely at the "lower bound." Let's assume that to intercept "ballistic" missiles, countries used PAC-3 missiles from their Patriot systems. We'll take the minimum consumption — 2 missiles per 1 target.

With drones it's more complicated: short and medium-range air defense systems are almost absent there (we're not counting the remaining Emirati "Pantsirs" that weren't transferred to Libya), and footage of anti-aircraft gun operations is absent. Therefore, we'll assume that AIM-9 and MICA missiles from fighter jets were used. We'll take the minimum consumption — 1 missile per 1 target.

❗️With these parameters, it turns out that over just over three days of conflict, the Gulf states (excluding Saudi Arabia) spent almost $10 billion on air defense/anti-missile systems alone.

And this is the lower bound based on official data: if they spent 4+ missiles instead of 2 to counter Iranian ballistic missiles (which is more realistic), fired "Patriots" at drones, or used THAAD anti-missile systems costing $20 million each, the sum increases many times over.

So even for wealthy Persian Gulf states, countering Iranian strikes is an expensive affair. Especially considering they bear the costs of someone else's military operation.

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🇮🇶🇺🇸 A strike on the US base in Erbil.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱⚔️🇮🇷Pentagon: We have everything we need to carry out any mission at the time and place chosen by the president, and within any timeframe.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 "I thought we were going to have a situation where we were gonna be attacked. They were getting ready to attack Israel." - Trump

🐻 Even though there is no evidence that Iran planned to attack Israel, this statement clearly shows the reasoning behind President Trump’s decision to strike Iran. It was for Israel.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The United States is considering providing military protection to oil and gas tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, Politico reports.

A source told the outlet that Washington is weighing naval escorts to ensure continued energy shipments. Concerns are growing that energy markets could face pressure as the military campaign expands geographically. The Strait of Hormuz is critical for natural gas and crude exports, especially from Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

If the US begins escorting tankers, it would significantly increase the risk of American warships being struck by Iranian missiles. US naval forces were previously moved out of the Persian Gulf to reduce vulnerability. Reentering the Strait would sharply raise that risk.

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🇫🇷 "I have given the order for the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier and its escort to travel to the Mediterranean Sea." - Domestic Abuse Victim Emanuel Macron

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Supreme Leader of America has greenlit DFC insurance and Navy escorts for tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.

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