—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: Person in the video says a strike targeted the Supreme Leader's office in Tehran; unable to independently confirm

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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: 'The United States and Israel are currently carrying out a joint attack against Iran' – CNN

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🇮🇷 This will be the litmus test for all previous reports regarding Iranian-Russian-Chinese cooperation. Either Iran has the capability to hit hard back, to detect intrusion into its airspace and soil, or it was mere talk. Time will tell.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 New York Times:

According to the plan presented to President Trump, Israel would focus most of its efforts on missile storage sites, production facilities, and launch pads, while U.S. forces would be expected to concentrate on Iran’s nuclear program and other targets associated with the Revolutionary Guard and the government.

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🇮🇷🇧🇭🇺🇸 Consecutive explosions at the Jafir base.

Iran hit US forces in Bahrain … crazy

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🇮🇷 What can be said already: while Iran doesn't seem to have especially good capabilities to intercept intruding fighter jets, the US seems to be incapable of defending against Iranian missiles on their bases.

@easternparty

🇧🇭 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 News of Americans killed or injured in Bahrain

The Israeli Telegram channel Dor.Pi reported that reports indicate a number of Americans have been injured or killed due to an Iranian missile attack.

No verification yet.

🇮🇷 🇺🇸 The targets of Iran's missile campaigns in the region so far are as follows:

Occupied Palestine:
All occupied territories

Bahrain:
Al-Jufair base
U.S. Fifth Fleet Command Center

Qatar:
Al-Udeid Air Base

Kuwait:
Arifjan Camp
Ahmad Al-Jaber Air Base
Mubarak Air Base

United Arab Emirates:
Al Dhafra Air Base
Jebel Ali Port
Fujairah Air Base

Saudi Arabia:
Emir Sultan Base in Riyadh
Tabuk Base
Khamis Mushait Base
A western base in Jeddah

Jordan:
Muwaffaq Salti Air Base

Iraq:
U.S. base in Erbil

🇺🇸🇮🇷| Like I wrote earlier, Araghchi’s phone has been ringing a lot today!

Trump has reportedly asked Iran for a ceasefire via Italy.

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🇮🇷 Turns out that exchanging oil for security guarantees in reality is an exchange for oil an no security guarantees.

@easternparty

Because they are retarded, Seyed. When will you understand?

🇮🇷 Iranian missile launches, visible from Bahrain. Likely heading towards Israel.

🇮🇱🇺🇸🇮🇷 Israel's 12th channel stated that at the moment, the US and Israel have not been able to gain complete air dominance.

-> We can see that the operation is not going according to plan.

PS: Earlier, the US claimed that they had completely destroyed Iran's air defense forces.

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🇮🇷 The moment of impact of a Shaheed drone in a Bahraini residential building. Insane view.

🇮🇷 Does Khamenei's death matter when Iran is obviously still very capable of hitting US-Israeli infrastructure? Just saying... It looks like the Western fools completely and consistently misjudge the situation in Iran. Iran doesn't have a centralized structure that can collapse fastly and the opposition consists of elements whose sole ability is terrorism and betrayal.

🇮🇷🇮🇱 Iranian missiles reach Israel.

@easternparty

What if the U.S. sent half of its THAAD and SM-3 interceptors to the Middle East? How long could they last under June-level firing rates?

Let’s break it down 🧵

1. THAAD

Total U.S. inventory (post-June 2025) ≈ 384–434

50% forward (BIG assumption) → ~190–215 missiles deployed

2 batteries forward → 96 ready missiles (loaded on 12 launchers)

Remaining ~94–119 missiles = reload stock

2. THAAD daily firing: June tempo = 8–12/day

Ready rounds (96):
8/day → 12 days
12/day → 8 days

Reloads (~94–119):
8/day → 12–15 days
12/day → 8–10 days

Total in-theater endurance: ~2.5–3.5 weeks (16–24 days)

3. SM-3
Total inventory ≈ 414 after June use

50% forward → ~207 missiles

June-level firing tempo ~6–7/day

Forward endurance:

6/day → 207 ÷ 6 ≈ 34 days (~5 weeks)

7/day → 207 ÷ 7 ≈ 30 days (~4 weeks)

4. Forward-deployed THAAD & SM-3 stockpiles are likely smaller than 50% of total inventory, to leave missiles for the Indo-Pacific & other theaters.

THAAD: ~9–11 days if firing rises to ~20/day (roughly double June tempo)

SM-3: ~2 weeks if firing rises to ~15/day

5. Key point: Even a generous forward deployment could be rapidly depleted in a high-intensity conflict.

Forward stockpiles aren’t limitless: THAAD ~10 days, SM-3 ~2 weeks at high-tempo rates. Sustained attacks would stress U.S. missile defense quickly.

• Kelly Griego, Senior Fellow at Stimson Centre, Professor at Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies

Interesting data points

via @Slavyangrad

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—❗️🇮🇷 Iran's military analyst on IRIB:

'As you have observed with your own eyes today, the martyrdom of commanders no longer has any impact on the implementation and coordination of military operations along the multiple different fronts.

These operations, both offensive and defensive in nature, will continue to take place along a pre-determined trajectory and towards an ever-escalating pace.

The Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic are well-prepared for this war, however long it may take.'

@Middle_East_Spectator

🇮🇷 For the moment, Iranians seem to continue with their attacks unbothered. What is incomprehensible is the military's inability to create a robust security protocol for sensitive persons within the command chain. This looks very bad.