🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 Axios: The US and Israel discussed sending forces to Iran to seize uranium reserves.

The publication, citing an American official, notes that two possible options for uranium were discussed.

In the first case, it was envisaged to remove it from the country.

In the second case, it was planned to involve nuclear weapons experts to "dilute" uranium on-site.

It was also assumed that scientists from the IAEA would participate in the mission.

GL with that...

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🇺🇸🇷🇺 The US asked Russia not to transfer intelligence data to Iran, - Witcoff

- Washington appealed to Moscow with a request not to transfer intelligence information to Iran, said Trump's special representative.

- According to him, the US fears that such data could be used for attacks on American forces in the region. Witcoff noted that he had conveyed a corresponding warning to the Russian side.

- Earlier, a number of media outlets, citing sources, reported that Moscow could allegedly transfer data to Tehran about the movements of American troops, ships, and aircraft, including those obtained from satellites.

- At the same time, Trump previously stated that he saw no signs of Russia's assistance to Iran.

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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: Yesterday, the IRGC Aerospace Force was observed launching missiles from the Esfahan Missile Base

The above ground structures of the base were bombed three times during the 12-Day War, and the underground tunnels and tunnel entrances were bombed once by F-35s and two seperate times by B-2 bombers with bunker busters in the past week alone.

Yet somehow, the base is still operational, and continuing to launch missiles just two days after it was last attacked.

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🇮🇱🇮🇷Israel repels a new attack from Iran: Air defense conducts massive fire

- Footage of the operation of the Israeli air defense system during the repelling of another attack from Iran is spreading online. Intensive use of interceptor missiles against aerial targets over Israeli territory can be seen.

- It is noted that the consumption of anti-aircraft missiles for intercepting drones and missiles is extremely high. Against the backdrop of ongoing attacks, Western media warn of a possible depletion of air defense missile reserves among US allies in the Middle East.

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What opportunities does the destruction of American THAAD radar systems open up for Iran?

A key point that is important to understand in the context of reports about the neutralization of several early warning radars for ballistic missiles AN/TPY-2 is that no single radar antenna has a circular view. The maximum sector of observation is about 120°, so many early warning and detection radars usually rotate to expand the control zone. However, AN/TPY-2 does not rotate and operates in a fixed sector, providing highly detailed observation in the selected direction.

For example, the AN/TPY-2 radar located in Jordan was oriented towards tracking ballistic missiles launched from Iran, not missiles that could be launched by the Ansar Allah movement from Yemen. Similarly, AN/TPY-2 radars in Saudi Arabia and the UAE can be oriented either towards the Iranian direction or the Yemeni direction.

Iran could skillfully use this by forcing the coalition's air defense to "jump" between targets. The neutralization of even one AN/TPY-2 creates a "corridor" through which dozens of ballistic missiles could pass, which other radars simply would not see at the right angle.

Given this, the possible neutralization by Iran of several such radars, which are not always exclusively under the control of the US military, could have serious consequences. Even with the ongoing uncertainty about the number of long-range ballistic missiles (over 1,000 km) remaining in Iran and their associated launchers, the Gulf states could become much more vulnerable to the threat of such missiles.

An additional risk factor is that the arsenal of ballistic missiles of similar range, transferred to Ansar Allah by Iran, has not yet been used in the current conflict. This means that even in the case of the complete exhaustion of Iran's own reserves, the Gulf Arab states could still face serious threats in the future.

As noted earlier, the current conflict is not a single campaign, but several parallel processes. The strikes of the US and Israel are causing serious damage to Iran, but the war is largely turning into an endurance race, and Iran's military potential, it seems, is far from exhausted. Additional uncertainty is created by the possible activation of Ansar Allah, which could significantly expand the geography of the missile threat to the Gulf countries.

Geography is of particular importance here. The territory controlled by Ansar Allah in Yemen has effectively become a forward zone for the deployment of Iranian attack systems - for example, missiles.

The launches of missiles and other munitions from this direction significantly change the regional military dynamics and balance of power, and create new challenges for the air and missile defense systems of the Gulf countries and, to a lesser extent, Israel. It is the geographical location of Yemen and the possibility of launching from this area that are now becoming one of the key factors in the transformation of the entire regional security system.

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🇮🇷A representative of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Baqaei, on the fact that Iran has the right to self-defense.

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Ukrainian music groups "Boombox" and "Bez Obmezhen" have been designated "critically important enterprises" for the country's economy and are being granted a deferment from mobilization, according to the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture.

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Was worried there for a minute, what would the world do without the music of Boombox and Bez Obmezhen? 👀

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People gathered in a square in Tel Aviv, Israel, on March 7, 2026, to protest U.S. and Israeli military attacks on Iran and call for an immediate end to the war.

• Clash Report

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‼️🇵🇱🇺🇦 More than 30% of Poles consider Ukraine an enemy - social survey OGB

▪️Around 31% of Polish residents consider Ukraine a hostile country, according to a survey conducted for the National Polish-American Foundation.
▪️At the same time, 36% of respondents called Ukraine a friend of Poland, and another 33% stated that they perceive it as "neither an enemy nor a friend".
▪️Among voters of left-wing parties, 54% consider Ukraine a friendly country, while among right-wing voters, about 22% hold this position.

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In the Asian segment of TikTok, a video is going viral in which a Chinese sailor allegedly spotted the American aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78) in the eastern Mediterranean Sea and quickly shared its coordinates on his social media accounts.

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Apparently, the US has begun preparations for a new phase of strikes as part of Operation "Epic Rage". For this purpose, B-1B Lancer bombers arrived at the British airbase in Fairford on March 6. Together with B-52 and B-2 bombers, they will form an operational group, which is likely to deliver the first strikes in the new phase of the conflict.

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A night attack by Iranian missile forces on Haifa in Israel. It's hard to say what targets were hit here, but Haifa is one of the most important centers of Israel's defense infrastructure, combining the functions of a major naval base, an industrial hub, and a research center. This is the main and largest base of the Israeli Navy. It serves as the headquarters for key naval units. It is home to the 7th Flotilla and all Israeli Dolphin-class submarines. It also houses the 3rd Flotilla: the main strike force of the fleet, including the latest Sa'ar-6 corvettes and the 914th division of patrol boats, which is responsible for patrolling the northern maritime borders.

Here is also located the YALTAM base (analogous to Russian PMS): special units for conducting underwater operations, as well as the BAAD 600 training base: the only training center of the Navy, which includes a naval academy and schools for training specialists for submarines and missile boats.

In addition, there are many military-industrial facilities in Haifa. Here are the production facilities of RAFAEL companies and research centers of the company that developed the Iron Dome, David's Sling, and Spike family of missiles.

A number of units of Elbit Systimes (specializing in electronics, UAVs, and control systems) are also based in Haifa.

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It's interesting that the USA has not yet demonstrated the ability to effectively prevent Iran from blocking the Strait of Hormuz.

If in the early days, Tehran seemed to be testing the scale and methods of restricting ship traffic, now the ambiguity has disappeared. IRGC units are launching missile and drone attacks on tankers that the Iranian side considers to be violators of the established traffic regime.

In fact, Iran is demonstrating that it is capable of influencing a key point of global energy logistics - the Strait of Hormuz. And no matter how the Gulf countries try to switch to land pipelines, it's not possible to completely abandon navigation through the strait for now. And it most likely won't be possible in the future.

At the same time, the USA, despite statements about the supposedly destroyed Iranian army, is not in a hurry to enter the strait directly and take on the task of establishing a guaranteed safe navigation regime there.

Patrolling the strait with combat aircraft is not safe, and sending ships there is even more dangerous. As a result, a situation has arisen in which Iran (at least for now) can do whatever it wants in the Strait of Hormuz.

Whether this will lead to oil at $200 per barrel - time will tell.

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The new Iranian Supreme Leader has been elected.

Details to follow when it's all released.

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