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Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi:
The talks and exchange of messages are ongoing, and until a specific result is reached, it is not possible to make a judgment about them.
Anything being said right now is speculation and should not be given importance. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061136825498886638/photo/1
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Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi:
The talks and exchange of messages are ongoing, and until a specific result is reached, it is not possible to make a judgment about them.
Anything being said right now is speculation and should not be given importance. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061136825498886638/photo/1
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Open Source Intel
Preliminary: 4 injured, two serious, two light. Terrorist neutralized
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Preliminary: 4 injured, two serious, two light. Terrorist neutralized
NOW: Israeli medics report several people injured in a vehicle ramming attack in Judea and Samaria.
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NOW: Israeli medics report several people injured in a vehicle ramming attack in Judea and Samaria.
Terrorist ‘neutralized’
Terrorist ‘neutralized’
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Palestinians report 12 injured in a targeted strike on Gaza port https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061139479553781821/video/1
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Palestinians report 12 injured in a targeted strike on Gaza port https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061139479553781821/video/1
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Open Source Intel
Unconfirmed reports from Iran International claim Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has submitted a resignation request in a sharply worded letter addressed to Mojtaba Khamenei.
Please take this report with caution. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061139740909351391/photo/1
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Unconfirmed reports from Iran International claim Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has submitted a resignation request in a sharply worded letter addressed to Mojtaba Khamenei.
Please take this report with caution. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061139740909351391/photo/1
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Open Source Intel
Terrorist confirmed eliminated.
An off duty IDF Kfir Brigade soldier at the scene neutralized the attacker with at least 5 rounds.
Terrorist, 30 was from Hebron https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061141356097999160/photo/1
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Terrorist confirmed eliminated.
An off duty IDF Kfir Brigade soldier at the scene neutralized the attacker with at least 5 rounds.
Terrorist, 30 was from Hebron https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061141356097999160/photo/1
NOW: Israeli medics report several people injured in a vehicle ramming attack in Judea and Samaria.
Terrorist ‘neutralized’ tweet
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Magen David Adom: Two girls, 17 and 15, wounded in a terrorist attack at Gush Etzion Junction near Kiryat Arba. The 17-year-old is in serious condition. Both evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061142199299887524/video/1
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Magen David Adom: Two girls, 17 and 15, wounded in a terrorist attack at Gush Etzion Junction near Kiryat Arba. The 17-year-old is in serious condition. Both evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061142199299887524/video/1
Preliminary: 4 injured, two serious, two light. Terrorist neutralized tweet
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‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷 CENTCOM says U.S. forces have redirected 118 commercial vessels and disabled 5 since the start of the blockade on Iranian ports on April 13th.
Video is generated by Grok AI https://twitter.com/visionergeo/status/2061142208279916889/video/1
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‼️🇺🇸🇮🇷 CENTCOM says U.S. forces have redirected 118 commercial vessels and disabled 5 since the start of the blockade on Iranian ports on April 13th.
Video is generated by Grok AI https://twitter.com/visionergeo/status/2061142208279916889/video/1
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RT @DefenseBulletin: BLUF: Pezeshkian’s Position🧵
While this has yet to be confirmed, there is certainly precedent for such a move. Since the start of the conflict, President Pezeshkian repeatedly drew the ire of more hardline factions within Iran’s top decision-making frameworks for statements and actions that they deemed to be apologetic or directly opposed to their current outlook.
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RT @DefenseBulletin: BLUF: Pezeshkian’s Position🧵
While this has yet to be confirmed, there is certainly precedent for such a move. Since the start of the conflict, President Pezeshkian repeatedly drew the ire of more hardline factions within Iran’s top decision-making frameworks for statements and actions that they deemed to be apologetic or directly opposed to their current outlook.
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According to @IranIntl_En, citing unspecified sources, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has reportedly tendered his resignation. Per the report, President Pezeshkian cited the increasing influence of a bloc within the IRGC and their growing overmatch over other top administrative divisions within the Iranian government in a letter that Iran International claims to have knowledge of. tweet
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Iran's FM: "We cannot judge the talks until we reach a clear result." https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061144875987345452/photo/1
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Iran's FM: "We cannot judge the talks until we reach a clear result." https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061144875987345452/photo/1
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President Zelensky:
The Russians proposed us to exchange children with soldiers. Can you imagine how we can exchange our children? We can't.
First of all, it's out of the law. We can't exchange civilians. You can give back civilians. And how you can exchange?
Yes, it's important to get back our warriors, war prisoners. But we can't exchange them on the children.
But the fact that Russia proposed to exchange children, this is the answer that they stole children.
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President Zelensky:
The Russians proposed us to exchange children with soldiers. Can you imagine how we can exchange our children? We can't.
First of all, it's out of the law. We can't exchange civilians. You can give back civilians. And how you can exchange?
Yes, it's important to get back our warriors, war prisoners. But we can't exchange them on the children.
But the fact that Russia proposed to exchange children, this is the answer that they stole children.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇸🇦 U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent:
A big mistake that the Iranians made was attacking their GCC neighbors, their neighbors in the Gulf, because we had many very good allies who maybe weren't completely transparent with us on the money, Iranian money that was in their banking systems, all of a sudden became very compliant in terms of being willing to turn over accounts or help us freeze accounts.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇸🇦 U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent:
A big mistake that the Iranians made was attacking their GCC neighbors, their neighbors in the Gulf, because we had many very good allies who maybe weren't completely transparent with us on the money, Iranian money that was in their banking systems, all of a sudden became very compliant in terms of being willing to turn over accounts or help us freeze accounts.
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French President Macron:
Unfortunately, we witnessed unacceptable scenes of violence in Paris and other cities for much of last night.
That is not football. That is not sport. That is not what we love.
We will be uncompromising with those responsible.
We do not want to see this anymore. Enough is enough. It's over.
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French President Macron:
Unfortunately, we witnessed unacceptable scenes of violence in Paris and other cities for much of last night.
That is not football. That is not sport. That is not what we love.
We will be uncompromising with those responsible.
We do not want to see this anymore. Enough is enough. It's over.
Fires and clashes near Parc des Princes after PSG beat Arsenal in the Champions League. Scooters and bikes torched, riot police deployed. Familiar scene after major PSG wins. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2060823025411346759/video/1 tweet
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RT @Osint613: WATCH: Iranian naval mine off the coast of Oman 👇🏻 https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061030412118307257/video/1
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RT @Osint613: WATCH: Iranian naval mine off the coast of Oman 👇🏻 https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061030412118307257/video/1
WILD IMAGE: Iranian mines have reportedly been placed near the Omani coast, threatening the route used by the U.S. Navy to escort merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz. The apparent goal is to divert traffic toward an Iranian-controlled shipping lane. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061029924496936972/photo/1 tweet
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RT @Osint613: France has called for an emergency session of the U.N. Security Council on the situation in Lebanon. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061034275340693637/photo/1
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RT @Osint613: France has called for an emergency session of the U.N. Security Council on the situation in Lebanon. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061034275340693637/photo/1
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RT @Osint613: First IDF Tank Crosses the Litani: Footage from the Capture of the Beaufort Ridge and Castle
A big blow to Hezbollah https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061038279248470280/video/1
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RT @Osint613: First IDF Tank Crosses the Litani: Footage from the Capture of the Beaufort Ridge and Castle
A big blow to Hezbollah https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2061038279248470280/video/1
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RT @BrettErickson28: Trump now finds himself in an entirely new situation with the War in Iran.
He doesn't hold the cards. He has no notable leverage. And he can't simply declare bankruptcy for the seventh time and move on.
And it shows.
Donald Trump is not a statesman. He is not a diplomat. And I think, in many ways, this is what endeared him initially to many of his voters. He was businessman that accumulated billions of dollars of personal wealth through casino's, real estate, television, golf courses, and a multitude of endeavors.
You can say what you will, but at the end of the day, you don't accrue a net worth well beyond a billion, or even hundreds of millions of dollars, without being "successful", so let's put that partisan argument to the side for now.
But all throughout Trump's life, he's held the upper hand. He grew up wealthy. He received significant financial assistance from his father. And he had an effectively unlimited financial safety net in the event of failure. These are not points meant to be political hits, nor are they able to be refuted. They are simply the facts. Reality.
As a result, Donald Trump always had the leverage. He was a trust fund baby. Again, this is simply the truth. It is reported that Fred Trump left his children around a billion dollars when he passed away in 1999. Trust me, if you know beyond a shadow of a doubt you are set for life regardless, you live life differently.
What this means is that Donald Trump, throughout his business career which WAS hyper-successful, never HAD to succeed. He could also walk away if a deal was not in his favor. He, by definition, always held the cards. Generational wealth.
And don't get me wrong, President Trump was savvy in his exploitation of this reality. You'd be a fool to enter a deal you didn't think was highly beneficial to you if you didn't have to make a gamble. That'd be stupid.
In every transaction, every business dealing, it was either in his favor, or he walked.
Because. He. Could.
And when business endeavors failed to pan out? Bankruptcy could be declared. Again, save me the partisan takes, Donald Trump declared bankruptcies on his businesses six times. And he was RIGHT to do so. That's the correct financial decision... but it's an off-ramp. A quick fix.
These same realities - holding all the cards, being able to walk away, having a legal escape valve - do not exist in the quagmire he finds himself in with the Iran War.
The reality facing Donald Trump is one that he has never had to navigate before. Iran does not care that he is wealthy. It's irrelevant. Trump can't simply walk away because Iran would retain control of the Strait of Hormuz and it would destroy Trump's legacy. There is no emergency "bankruptcy-equivalent" escape valve here.
Now, Donald Trump has to sit on the other side of the table at a time when the stakes are the highest they have ever been in his entire life. No training wheels. No safety net. Trump's been thrown right into the deep end with perhaps the most savvy negotiators in the world.
President Trump holds effectively zero leverage with Iran.
There is not a modicum of domestic American support for this war. It was never sold to the American people. Many see this as Israel's war that is not "putting America first". The goals and objectives have changed by the day. For this reason, alongside the unlikely chance of success in the first place, a large-scale ground invasion is not a serious suggestion being put for by anyone with an above room temperature IQ.
Iran holds insurmountable "escalation dominance". If the United States targets Iran's energy infrastructure? Iran will retaliate massively across the Gulf. GCC countries have already made it abundantly clear to Trump that they fear Iran. That they don't trust the US-bought military equipment to protect their infrastructure or civilians. Iran can cut undersea cables. Iran could close the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and further cripple maritime shipping.[...]
RT @BrettErickson28: Trump now finds himself in an entirely new situation with the War in Iran.
He doesn't hold the cards. He has no notable leverage. And he can't simply declare bankruptcy for the seventh time and move on.
And it shows.
Donald Trump is not a statesman. He is not a diplomat. And I think, in many ways, this is what endeared him initially to many of his voters. He was businessman that accumulated billions of dollars of personal wealth through casino's, real estate, television, golf courses, and a multitude of endeavors.
You can say what you will, but at the end of the day, you don't accrue a net worth well beyond a billion, or even hundreds of millions of dollars, without being "successful", so let's put that partisan argument to the side for now.
But all throughout Trump's life, he's held the upper hand. He grew up wealthy. He received significant financial assistance from his father. And he had an effectively unlimited financial safety net in the event of failure. These are not points meant to be political hits, nor are they able to be refuted. They are simply the facts. Reality.
As a result, Donald Trump always had the leverage. He was a trust fund baby. Again, this is simply the truth. It is reported that Fred Trump left his children around a billion dollars when he passed away in 1999. Trust me, if you know beyond a shadow of a doubt you are set for life regardless, you live life differently.
What this means is that Donald Trump, throughout his business career which WAS hyper-successful, never HAD to succeed. He could also walk away if a deal was not in his favor. He, by definition, always held the cards. Generational wealth.
And don't get me wrong, President Trump was savvy in his exploitation of this reality. You'd be a fool to enter a deal you didn't think was highly beneficial to you if you didn't have to make a gamble. That'd be stupid.
In every transaction, every business dealing, it was either in his favor, or he walked.
Because. He. Could.
And when business endeavors failed to pan out? Bankruptcy could be declared. Again, save me the partisan takes, Donald Trump declared bankruptcies on his businesses six times. And he was RIGHT to do so. That's the correct financial decision... but it's an off-ramp. A quick fix.
These same realities - holding all the cards, being able to walk away, having a legal escape valve - do not exist in the quagmire he finds himself in with the Iran War.
The reality facing Donald Trump is one that he has never had to navigate before. Iran does not care that he is wealthy. It's irrelevant. Trump can't simply walk away because Iran would retain control of the Strait of Hormuz and it would destroy Trump's legacy. There is no emergency "bankruptcy-equivalent" escape valve here.
Now, Donald Trump has to sit on the other side of the table at a time when the stakes are the highest they have ever been in his entire life. No training wheels. No safety net. Trump's been thrown right into the deep end with perhaps the most savvy negotiators in the world.
President Trump holds effectively zero leverage with Iran.
There is not a modicum of domestic American support for this war. It was never sold to the American people. Many see this as Israel's war that is not "putting America first". The goals and objectives have changed by the day. For this reason, alongside the unlikely chance of success in the first place, a large-scale ground invasion is not a serious suggestion being put for by anyone with an above room temperature IQ.
Iran holds insurmountable "escalation dominance". If the United States targets Iran's energy infrastructure? Iran will retaliate massively across the Gulf. GCC countries have already made it abundantly clear to Trump that they fear Iran. That they don't trust the US-bought military equipment to protect their infrastructure or civilians. Iran can cut undersea cables. Iran could close the Bab al-Mandeb Strait and further cripple maritime shipping.[...]
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