🚩 | This is the third day. A massive flood of Iranian believers carried the heaviest coffins on their shoulders. Unlike other nations, except Palestine and Lebanon, mass patience is the only thing needed to confront and expel the enemy. After four years of genocidal war and the killing of 700,000 of the most important native populations of the region, and the assassination of an entire chain of mountain-like figures, fighters, commanders, and leaders, there is an end to tyranny.

After massacring Palestine, Lebanon, and Syria, and paralyzing Venezuela, a moment has arrived when we know the throne will be shattered. The clouds of the oppressed must burst. This can only be done by the Iranians, yes, the Shias of Iran and their brothers. Qassim Soleimani (r), the planner, father, and engineer of the Axis of Resistance, said that it is the Shia who will liberate Quds and confront the wretched, worst enemy of this time.

Iran has shown an expected massive turnout, and it will grow from time to time. A new revolution in the region lies ahead, as the Islamic Republic enters its third phase, Gam-e-Soom. This is mass mobilization.

Yesterday, millions of Iranians took to the streets, millions rejecting US aggression. They expressed their support for the ruling system led by the great leader, Imam Khamenei. Millions are ready to defend their country and its independence, with hundreds of thousands joining defense formations. They are the solid popular base of the Islamic Republic system.

The ongoing aggression against Iran, which threatens further escalation in the coming days, targets the last stronghold of independence in our region. This aggression is driven solely by dominance, dominance that cannot tolerate any idea of independence and cannot accept the existence of an independent system or a sovereign state in Latin America, Asia, Africa, or anywhere in the world.

Iran is our last stronghold. Defending it and ensuring its resilience will save us from comprehensive and prolonged dominance. May Allah support Iran, its people, its armed forces, and its leadership. Iran, under this leadership, will destroy American bases and strongholds and then dismantle the Zionist entity. Its brothers will deal with those who later become proxies of the enemies.


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🇮🇳 | Massive rallies are taking place in support of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Khamenei (H), in Kargil-Ladakh, the northernmost part of India.

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✅ | There are four scenarios:

Scenario One
America launches a massive attack on Iran across all provinces, targeting the headquarters of all army and paramilitary forces, including highly sensitive targets such as shrines and the leadership, in order to pressure Iran into signing a deal from a position of imposed weakness or a so-called regime-change effort. However, the chances of this scenario are very low and nearly impossible due to various reasons.

Scenario Two
America carries out a limited, pre-defined attack and informs Tehran in advance. The strikes are confined to military and paramilitary targets on the outskirts, while regional neighbors, at the request of America, pressure Iran not to respond. The attack is presented as an “achievement” by Trump as same he is doing related to attacking of Nuclaear sites. Iran may choose not to escalate, or may respond by striking US bases that were pre-informed in order to rebalance deterrence. The chances of this scenario are high and short fights and Lebanon-Gaza ceasefire cunning tactict would effect Iran negatively.

Scenario Three
America attacks specific targets, such as nuclear and chemical facilities, which it claims are used for weapons production. Iran retaliates to a similar extent, leading to a limited war that ends within days. However, continued exchanges at the same frequency could lead to a prolonged war, which may cause Iran to suffer losses, but American losses would likely be greater, and the US could even lose some of its footing in the region.

Scenario Four
America refrains from direct large-scale military action and instead intensifies hybrid warfare, including cyberattacks, sanctions, intelligence operations, and internal destabilization, while keeping military pressure as a constant threat. Iran responds through regional allies, asymmetric operations, and strategic patience, resulting in a prolonged standoff rather than open war.

From Iran’s side

Iran may choose a pre-emptive response if Trump’s threats escalate further and attacks begin on Iran’s border areas.

Iran may also choose to strike bases in Turkey, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and other locations, and target sensitive Israeli assets in response to any assassination attempts. It may also carry out targeted assassinations of top Israeli leaders and American personnel in the region.

Iran may choose a strategy of calibrated deterrence without immediate kinetic escalation. This would include cyber retaliation, electronic warfare, intelligence exposure, and strategic signaling through military exercises and missile tests, aimed at imposing psychological and political costs while avoiding open war.

Iran may pursue an intensive diplomatic and legal counteroffensive alongside strategic restraint. This would involve mobilizing regional partners, engaging global powers, activating international legal mechanisms, and leveraging economic and energy pressure points to isolate the aggressor politically while preserving military options as a last resort.

However, all these scenarios may change, and even other types of attacks and responses may occur. Time will tell.

Overall; Death to America!

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✅ | A lot of "plot for-genocide" media are appearing with headlines such as “a source told,” “a source informed,” “an Iranian official,” or “an official who does not allow his name to be mentioned.” These news reports are mostly fabricated and fake, and are part of the summaries of major planning by sabotage agencies. Beware of them.

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❎ | The real number of peaceful protesters killed in Iran is 6 Million.

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🇮🇷 Breaking — Revolutionary Guard intelligence announces the arrest of the main link between the Pahlavi organization and the Israeli entity in southern Iran.

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✅ | Arab states appear to be more concerned about the war than Iran, which suggests that they are anticipating potential losses and are wary of the risks posed by their close alignment with the United States, which could draw them into the conflict. At the same time, they are fully aware of Iran’s deterrence capabilities and likely responses, and this awareness seems to shape their cautious approach. In other words, the Arab states are navigating a delicate balance—seeking to protect their own interests, avoid direct confrontation, and anticipate the consequences of any escalation, while understanding that missteps could embroil them in a wider regional confrontation. They recognize that Iran is likely to survive the conflict, but they fear that they themselves could crumble like dried bread under the pressures and consequences of escalation.

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🇺🇸 | Six American KC-135 Stratotanker refuelers have taken off from Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

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🇮🇷 Breaking — In the past hours, due to excessive flights of U.S. aircraft near the Iraqian-Iranian airspace, Iran has issued a NOTAM, which led passenger flights to make U-turns while transiting its airspace. Iran continues military aerial patrols along its border with Iraq.

Officially, Iran issued a NOTAM temporarily closing its airspace to all flights except international flights to and from Iran with prior permission. The restriction lasted for a little over two hours. At present, there are no reports of hostile military activity by adversaries beyond routine surveillance operations.

The NOTAM has now expired; Iranian airspace is opened for commercial flights.

We request that this information be treated strictly as news and that no speculation be shared until official updates regarding any developments are released.

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✅ | With all the talk of “adventures” and displays of power, what the world is actually witnessing is something very different: fear among U.S. partners in the region and the United States itself. Who is evacuating military bases and quietly allowing officials and personnel to flee the region? Who has opened public shelters and bomb shelters for consecutive nights? It is not the societies that belong to the region, but the outsiders operating within it. Where are the announcements from Iran asking its population to seek shelter? Where are the reports of Iraqis being ordered into bunkers? Did Iran instruct its officials across the region to abandon their posts and return home? No.

Instead, it is U.S.-linked installations, including bases in Kuwait, Deir ez-Zor, and other strategic military sites, that are reportedly placed on high alert, partially evacuated, or reinforced defensively. Media reports continue to update on aircraft movements, with multiple planes reportedly leaving Israel for undisclosed destinations. These are not symbolic gestures; they reflect anticipation, uncertainty, and the recognition that escalation carries real costs. This contrast exposes a fundamental difference between occupiers and those rooted in the region: one operates from fortified enclaves and evacuation plans, while the other remains embedded in its own social and political landscape.

If U.S. bombers, forward-deployed forces, and allied militaries are truly as vast, technologically superior, and overwhelming as they claim, capable of imposing a full strategic blanket over their adversaries, then why is flight even necessary? Why the urgency to disperse assets, secure shelters, and prepare evacuation corridors? If Iran is indeed weak, isolated, and incapable of meaningful retaliation, as is often asserted, then there should be no need for such visible defensive posturing. Power that is confident does not evacuate. Deterrence that is absolute does not require nightly shelter drills.

What is unfolding instead is a recognition, however unspoken, that asymmetry does not mean helplessness, and that regional actors possess the capacity to impose costs even against materially superior forces. This is precisely what unsettles external powers and their regional partners. The present moment, therefore, is not merely about military movements, but about exposure: the exposure of vulnerability, the limits of dominance, and the anxiety that emerges when control is no longer uncontested.

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🇮🇷 Breaking — Iran extends the NOTAM, closing airspace for another two hours

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✅ | The rant and whatever Trump is saying against Iran may be threats or may not be, but they should not automatically be taken as credible threats. If there is fear among many, it is because they have experienced American aggression repeatedly over the past years. That fear is understandable and natural. However, one must not forget that Iran is capable of retaliation and can inflict damage on the United States to an extent that would seriously constrain its ability to walk on legs. Even if others ignore this reality, Trump himself knows it well.

God Damn this pedo!

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