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After questioning a teenager in Minneapolis, agents place him in a vehicle and drive off.
https://x.com/FordFischer/status/2010774646816129338/video/1
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After questioning a teenager in Minneapolis, agents place him in a vehicle and drive off.
https://x.com/FordFischer/status/2010774646816129338/video/1
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Eyewitness account from an Iranian doctor, now safely out of the country, describes unbelievable brutality during the 2026 protests.
“I heard gunfire like never before,” the doctor said, describing the use of DShK heavy machine guns mounted on IRGC pickup trucks driving through the streets of Isfahan. “Witnesses saw them mounted and firing. In Tehran I was in the operating room, but in Isfahan on Friday I am certain it was DShK fire.”
Destruction was widespread. “Not a single traffic light intact. Not a single bus stop left standing.” Government buildings, police stations, and municipal offices were deliberately targeted to paralyze the state. Street cleaners were ordered to begin work earlier than usual to hide the damage. “You would be shocked seeing it.”
Violence escalated sharply after security forces were told there would be no accountability. “They treated it as a wartime situation. Suppress by any means.” One official warned residents, “Do not come out on Saturday or your life is your responsibility.” The doctor said, “He was telling the truth.”
Even bystanders were not spared. “You do not need to be a protester to be shot. You could just be passing by.” State television aired footage of a father crying over his child who was shot in the street.
The weapons used shocked even experienced professionals. “Where in the world do you have permission to use automatic fire in the street?” the doctor said. “Even with a military background, I can tell you Kalashnikovs are not allowed on automatic fire even at shooting ranges.”
Trauma cases showed clear intent. “Brutal. Shoot to kill. First shot to the abdomen. First shot to the chest. Random automatic fire into crowds.” He added, “Police training does not include this. Here, it was deliberate.”
Hospitals and doctors were overwhelmed. “On Thursday and Friday, I received probably 300 to 500 calls in 24 hours. My phone kept ringing and overheating. I charged it three times.” People spoke in coded language out of fear of surveillance. For pellet wounds, doctors advised, “Leave them in. Do not worry. It will not get infected. It will barely show on X ray. Airport scanners will not detect it.”
The injured ranged from age 16 to 70, mostly between 18 and 28. “One colleague told me that during one night shift, eight bodies were brought in with shotgun pellets to the face. Faces unrecognizable. Many bodies are not identifiable at all.”
Despite the violence, protesters showed extraordinary courage. Slogans were shouted openly, including “Death to Khamenei.” The doctor said, “The courage of these young people was astonishing. The anger and desperation were so deep that they accepted even a ten percent chance of being shot to bring this to an end.”
The account describes a regime at war with its own people. The scale of violence, the doctor said, is far worse than what has been reported publicly.
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Eyewitness account from an Iranian doctor, now safely out of the country, describes unbelievable brutality during the 2026 protests.
“I heard gunfire like never before,” the doctor said, describing the use of DShK heavy machine guns mounted on IRGC pickup trucks driving through the streets of Isfahan. “Witnesses saw them mounted and firing. In Tehran I was in the operating room, but in Isfahan on Friday I am certain it was DShK fire.”
Destruction was widespread. “Not a single traffic light intact. Not a single bus stop left standing.” Government buildings, police stations, and municipal offices were deliberately targeted to paralyze the state. Street cleaners were ordered to begin work earlier than usual to hide the damage. “You would be shocked seeing it.”
Violence escalated sharply after security forces were told there would be no accountability. “They treated it as a wartime situation. Suppress by any means.” One official warned residents, “Do not come out on Saturday or your life is your responsibility.” The doctor said, “He was telling the truth.”
Even bystanders were not spared. “You do not need to be a protester to be shot. You could just be passing by.” State television aired footage of a father crying over his child who was shot in the street.
The weapons used shocked even experienced professionals. “Where in the world do you have permission to use automatic fire in the street?” the doctor said. “Even with a military background, I can tell you Kalashnikovs are not allowed on automatic fire even at shooting ranges.”
Trauma cases showed clear intent. “Brutal. Shoot to kill. First shot to the abdomen. First shot to the chest. Random automatic fire into crowds.” He added, “Police training does not include this. Here, it was deliberate.”
Hospitals and doctors were overwhelmed. “On Thursday and Friday, I received probably 300 to 500 calls in 24 hours. My phone kept ringing and overheating. I charged it three times.” People spoke in coded language out of fear of surveillance. For pellet wounds, doctors advised, “Leave them in. Do not worry. It will not get infected. It will barely show on X ray. Airport scanners will not detect it.”
The injured ranged from age 16 to 70, mostly between 18 and 28. “One colleague told me that during one night shift, eight bodies were brought in with shotgun pellets to the face. Faces unrecognizable. Many bodies are not identifiable at all.”
Despite the violence, protesters showed extraordinary courage. Slogans were shouted openly, including “Death to Khamenei.” The doctor said, “The courage of these young people was astonishing. The anger and desperation were so deep that they accepted even a ten percent chance of being shot to bring this to an end.”
The account describes a regime at war with its own people. The scale of violence, the doctor said, is far worse than what has been reported publicly.
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ICE agents are citing the death of Renee Good as an example against noncompliance and protests, threatening, “Do you think this is a big game? Is this a game to you guys? That’s why that lady got hurt the other day.”
https://x.com/TheJFreakinC/status/2010740191716114905/video/1
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ICE agents are citing the death of Renee Good as an example against noncompliance and protests, threatening, “Do you think this is a big game? Is this a game to you guys? That’s why that lady got hurt the other day.”
https://x.com/TheJFreakinC/status/2010740191716114905/video/1
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I24: “China has scaled back the use of bots and coordinated messaging to push anti-Israel narratives. Beijing appears to be easing its rhetoric as it seeks to position itself between both sides” - Carice Witte https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010810540957073618/photo/1
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I24: “China has scaled back the use of bots and coordinated messaging to push anti-Israel narratives. Beijing appears to be easing its rhetoric as it seeks to position itself between both sides” - Carice Witte https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010810540957073618/photo/1
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Florida Rep. Randy Fine has proposed a bill to make Greenland a U.S. state, framing it as a strategic move to protect American interests in the Arctic and counter China and Russia. Fine said, “Greenland is not a remote outpost we can afford to ignore, it’s a vital national security asset.”
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Florida Rep. Randy Fine has proposed a bill to make Greenland a U.S. state, framing it as a strategic move to protect American interests in the Arctic and counter China and Russia. Fine said, “Greenland is not a remote outpost we can afford to ignore, it’s a vital national security asset.”
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Michael A. Horowitz
Video purportedly from Isfahan #Iran - opposition channel claims it is from tonight (but at this point it's impossible to verify) https://twitter.com/michaelh992/status/2010810806758228071/video/1
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Video purportedly from Isfahan #Iran - opposition channel claims it is from tonight (but at this point it's impossible to verify) https://twitter.com/michaelh992/status/2010810806758228071/video/1
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Macron: “I condemn the state violence that indiscriminately targets Iranian women and men who courageously demand respect for their rights.
Respect for fundamental freedoms is a universal requirement, and we stand alongside those who defend them.” https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010811048085909934/photo/1
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Macron: “I condemn the state violence that indiscriminately targets Iranian women and men who courageously demand respect for their rights.
Respect for fundamental freedoms is a universal requirement, and we stand alongside those who defend them.” https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010811048085909934/photo/1
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ICE agents detained a U.S. citizen legal observer in Minneapolis, smashing his car window, dragging him out, and placing a knee on his neck, conduct banned under Minnesota law after George Floyd.
https://x.com/LongTimeHistory/status/2010783461586735353/video/1
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ICE agents detained a U.S. citizen legal observer in Minneapolis, smashing his car window, dragging him out, and placing a knee on his neck, conduct banned under Minnesota law after George Floyd.
https://x.com/LongTimeHistory/status/2010783461586735353/video/1
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RT @John_Hudson: The State Department, which has revoked the visas of individuals for making insensitive remarks about Charlie Kirk or strongly criticizing Israel or other offenses, is touting that it "revoked over 100,000 visas from foreign nationals," a 150% increase from 2024 https://twitter.com/John_Hudson/status/2010758599853629869/photo/1
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RT @John_Hudson: The State Department, which has revoked the visas of individuals for making insensitive remarks about Charlie Kirk or strongly criticizing Israel or other offenses, is touting that it "revoked over 100,000 visas from foreign nationals," a 150% increase from 2024 https://twitter.com/John_Hudson/status/2010758599853629869/photo/1
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Sen. Murkowski says after talking with Fed Chair Powell she sees the DOJ’s investigation as coercion, warns it threatens Federal Reserve independence, and suggests Congress should investigate the DOJ as Republicans consider blocking Trump’s Fed nominees until it’s resolved.
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Sen. Murkowski says after talking with Fed Chair Powell she sees the DOJ’s investigation as coercion, warns it threatens Federal Reserve independence, and suggests Congress should investigate the DOJ as Republicans consider blocking Trump’s Fed nominees until it’s resolved.
After speaking with Chair Powell this morning, it’s clear the administration’s investigation is nothing more than an attempt at coercion. If the Department of Justice believes an investigation into Chair Powell is warranted based on project cost overruns—which are not unusual—then Congress needs to investigate the Department of Justice. The stakes are too high to look the other way: if the Federal Reserve loses its independence, the stability of our markets and the broader economy will suffer. My colleague, Senator Tillis, is right in blocking any Federal Reserve nominees until this is resolved.
https://apnews.com/article/federal-reserve-trump-subpoena-bf4fc6c690fa248fbc531bc9bc7f1758 tweet
Open Source Intel
Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev says if all 55,000 people in Greenland voted to join Russia, “then it’s all over.”
Contributed by @ink_conscious. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010812374450913505/photo/1
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Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev says if all 55,000 people in Greenland voted to join Russia, “then it’s all over.”
Contributed by @ink_conscious. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010812374450913505/photo/1
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Trump is worried that his tariff policy, which legal experts say is unlawful, could be struck down by the SCOTUS. He’s responding with false claims that the U.S. would have to repay massive sums, even though tariffs are largely paid by American consumers, not foreign countries.
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Trump is worried that his tariff policy, which legal experts say is unlawful, could be struck down by the SCOTUS. He’s responding with false claims that the U.S. would have to repay massive sums, even though tariffs are largely paid by American consumers, not foreign countries.
U.S. President Donald Trump said that "if, for any reason" the Supreme Court rules against his tariffs, "WE'RE SCREWED!" https://twitter.com/AZ_Intel_/status/2010779048524595706/photo/1 tweet
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We have passed the 100 hour mark of the nationwide internet blackout in Iran. - NetBlocks https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010813430719008844/photo/1
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We have passed the 100 hour mark of the nationwide internet blackout in Iran. - NetBlocks https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2010813430719008844/photo/1
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