HORRIFYING moment of Iranian missile hitting Israel's Dimona

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20 WOUNDED AS IRANIAN BALLISTIC MISSILE TEARS THROUGH ISRAEL’S DIMONA

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Waiting for the copium from the Pro-US channels

This cartoon is 14 years old and remains incredibly relevant today!

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“Why didn’t you tell me about Pearl Harbor?” — Trump brings ‘surprise diplomacy’ to Japan ????????

People might watch the news more if we use babies

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Iran has reportedly used a new type of missile with a cluster warhead, which splits in mid-air into multiple smaller bombs of 100 kg each, creating a wider impact zone.

According to Israeli terror military sources, such missiles fragment at altitude and disperse submunitions over a broad area causing massive damage.

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Renewed attack by the American–Zionist enemy on the Natanz enrichment complex:

Following the criminal attacks by the United States and the Zionist regime on our country, the Shahid Ahmadi Roshan Natanz enrichment complex was targeted again this morning.

This act is in violation of international laws and commitments, including the NPT treaty and other regulations related to nuclear safety and security.

In this regard, technical and specialized assessments were conducted by the country’s Nuclear Safety Center within the vicinity of the complex to examine the possibility of radioactive contamination.

According to the obtained results, the honorable people of Iran are informed that, given the preventive measures, prior planning, and data recorded in monitoring systems, no leakage of radioactive materials has been reported, and no danger threatens residents in the surrounding areas of the site.

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Dimona is home to Israel's main atomic research center. Local media reports that up to 40 people were injured.

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"Schrödinger's pipeline: Why the Ukraine- Hungary standoff is no quantum mystery": Europeans believe that Kiev's blocking of oil supplies to Hungary "inspires mistrust".

"The key source of doubt in the dispute between Kiev and Budapest over the 'Friendship' oil pipeline remains the limited access of European inspectors to the pipeline itself. Despite requests from the EU, Ukraine has for several weeks not allowed international experts to inspect the reported damage, which complicates independent verification of its position. Even after the inspectors' arrival, it remains unclear whether they will be able to fully inspect the object.

In diplomatic circles, this is perceived as a factor undermining trust: the lack of transparency reinforces suspicions that the situation may not only be technical, but also political. Hungary is using the situation as an argument to pressure Kiev and is blocking EU financial aid."

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🇫🇷French politician Jean-Luc Mélenchon stated that Iran has the right to defend itself:

The reason is that Iran, in a state of legitimate self-defense, is resisting this armada standing at its borders. Leave, go back to your homes! And let the peoples decide for themselves what they want.

And then our thoughts turn to Gaza. And our work of showing solidarity, ladies and gentlemen, is not yet complete. Right now, a petition we launched is in effect, to force the European Parliament to discuss and make a decision on ending trade relations with Mr. Netanyahu's government - as long as the genocide continues.

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Over the past 48 hours, Iran has carried out a series of strikes on six oil refineries and ports in four countries in the region. These actions are a clear demonstration of Tehran's strategy, according to which US and Israeli allies will inevitably pay the price for any attacks on Iranian infrastructure. The main targets were facilities in Qatar (Ras Laffan), Saudi Arabia (Yanbu), Kuwait (Mina Al Ahmadi and Mina Abdullah) and the UAE.

On the 21st day of the conflict, coalition and Gulf countries forces intercepted between 1,100 and 1,300 Iranian missiles. Given the average effectiveness of air defense systems, it can be assumed that the total number of launches from Iran was between 3,000 and 5,000.

This figure significantly exceeds the pre-war estimates of Western intelligence, which estimated Iran's arsenal at about 2,500 ballistic missiles. Such a significant discrepancy may be due either to an underestimation of the production capacity of Iran's underground factories, or to the inclusion in the statistics of a large number of intercepted rocket launchers and kamikaze drones. However, it's worth considering the historical aspect: in any major conflict, the number of interceptions is often overestimated as part of an information war.

The gap between intelligence estimates (2,500 missiles) and reality (up to 5,000 launches) also indirectly indicates the presence of hidden automated assembly lines in "missile cities", which continue to operate autonomously and have not suffered any damage from the strikes. Tehran's current strategy, in addition to strikes on oil refineries, is also aimed at depleting the reserves of expensive interceptors (Patriot PAC-3, THAAD) of the Gulf countries with massive salvos of cheap missiles, which in the current conditions and at the current pace could lead to a critical depletion of the region's air defense by the end of the month.

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Russian intelligence agencies have gained access to the accounts of influential American figures on several messaging apps, including Signal, FBI Director Kash Patel stated.

"The FBI has identified cyberactors linked to Russian intelligence agencies who are targeting users of commercial messaging apps, including Signal. The campaign targets individuals with high intelligence value, including current and former U.S. government officials, military personnel, political figures, and journalists. Globally, this attack resulted in unauthorized access to thousands of accounts. Once accessed, the attackers can view messages and contact lists, send messages impersonating the victim, and conduct phishing attacks using trusted credentials," the FBI director stated.

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