🇮🇷 Explosions on Iran's Sirik Pier.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷Extensive flight of US refueling tankers near the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
The aircraft are accompanied by fighter jets, that switch their transponders off.

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BREAKING
🇮🇷Locals report nonstop sound of air defence from Qom, southwest of Tehran.

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Axios: US military conducts raids in the Strait of Hormuz region.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷CENTCOM confirms "limited" strikes against Iran on Trump’s orders.

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🇮🇷🇺🇸According to the IRIB correspondent in Sirik: At 23:15 tonight (local), an explosion was heard at the Taheravei Pier in Sirik.
A military source said the cause of the explosions were projectiles that hit the Taheravei Pier in Sirik.
5 hours ago, several warning shots (drones) were fired from Sirik at violating vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.
Also, there are reports of two warning missiles having been fired from near Kerpan towards the Strait of Hormuz a few hours ago.

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🇮🇷 CORRECTION
Iranian air defence wasn't active in Qom. The reported activity was short range ballistic missiles launched at CIA/Mossad-backed Kurdish militants, that according to Iran earlier attacked a border outpost in Baneh, Iranian Kurdistan.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷Total nonsense from CENTCOM. Sepah Navy missile and drone units "shoot and scoot."
They don't hang around to get bombed.
You can be certain that civilian infrastructure has been struck by the Trump regime forces, yet again.

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🇱🇧Beirut NOW!

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BREAKING
🇺🇸FOX News claims the attacks on Iran are ongoing.
🇮🇷Iranian air defence confirms "a number" of inbound US projectiles shot down.

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🇮🇷IRIB: In the terrorist attack by militants on a checkpoint in Baneh city earlier this evening, 2 members of the security forces were martyred and 5 others were injured.

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🇱🇧A birdseye view of street protests in Beirut following the signing of a preliminary agreement between the Aoun regime and the Zionist apartheid entity.

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🇱🇧The Lebanese Army (🤣) has been ordered onto the streets to crack down on the protests. Isn't any army's duty defending the borders?

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🇱🇧🇮🇱 Israel–Lebanon Framework Agreement

1. Israel and Lebanon agree to pursue a permanent end to their conflict, recognize each other's right to exist in peace and security, and negotiate a comprehensive peace agreement with U.S. mediation.

2. Lebanon will gradually restore state control across its territory by disarming non-state armed groups. As this is independently verified, Israeli forces will progressively withdraw from Lebanese territory under agreed security arrangements.

3. The Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) will first assume control in designated pilot areas after armed groups are disarmed. These areas will then be reconstructed, civilians will return safely, and further zones will follow as agreed.

4. Lebanon commits to establishing the state's exclusive control over all weapons and security matters by fully disarming all non-state armed groups nationwide.

5. Israel states its military operations in Lebanon are solely directed at threats posed by non-state armed groups, particularly Hezbollah, and affirms it has no territorial claims in Lebanon.

6. Lebanon confirms that only its government and official security forces have the authority to make decisions regarding war, peace, and national defense.

7. Both countries retain their right to self-defense under international law and will establish a joint military coordination mechanism with U.S. participation to oversee implementation.

8. Israel and Lebanon support a secure, sovereign, and rebuilt Lebanon free of armed groups threatening either country, ensuring security for both southern Lebanon and northern Israel.

9. Lebanon will strengthen the LAF to enforce nationwide security and implement disarmament. U.S. assistance will depend on verified progress, transparency, and accountability.

10. The United States will work with international partners to support Lebanon's reconstruction, economic recovery, infrastructure development, and humanitarian needs.

11. Lebanon and the United States will work together to prevent funding from reaching non-state armed groups and ensure reconstruction funds are used only for legitimate purposes.

12. Upon signing, both governments will begin drafting a comprehensive peace treaty and establish direct negotiation channels with U.S. facilitation.

13. Both countries will refrain from hostile political and legal actions against one another and cooperate on recovering remains and releasing detainees.

14. Israel and Lebanon acknowledge and thank the United States, and President Donald J. Trump, for facilitating the agreement and supporting efforts toward lasting peace.

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