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+ A possible attempt by Kurdish separatists to seize parts of western Iran with Israeli support. Around 5,000–8,000 Iranian Kurdish fighters near the Iraq–Iran border are reportedly preparing for a potential cross-border offensive. According to the report…
🇮🇶 | The security official of the Islamic Resistance, Hezbollah Brigades, Abu Ali al-Askari (H):
In His Name, the Most High
• The severe tensions witnessed in the region, along with increasing scenarios involving the threats of the criminal Donald Trump against the Islamic Republic by moving his naval fleets and preparing his military bases in the region to launch another aggression against the Iranian people and their resources, call us to point out the following:
• First: American readiness is escalating to target the Islamic Republic of Iran from Syria, passing through the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, in a path taking on a land-based character.
• Second: The Kurds of the region must exercise rationality and not get involved in a military adventure targeting Islamic Iran.
• Third: We emphasize the necessity for the Iranian security and military apparatuses to be on high alert to confront any movement targeting Iran and its northwestern borders.
Peace be upon the righteous servants of God.
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In His Name, the Most High
• The severe tensions witnessed in the region, along with increasing scenarios involving the threats of the criminal Donald Trump against the Islamic Republic by moving his naval fleets and preparing his military bases in the region to launch another aggression against the Iranian people and their resources, call us to point out the following:
• First: American readiness is escalating to target the Islamic Republic of Iran from Syria, passing through the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, in a path taking on a land-based character.
• Second: The Kurds of the region must exercise rationality and not get involved in a military adventure targeting Islamic Iran.
• Third: We emphasize the necessity for the Iranian security and military apparatuses to be on high alert to confront any movement targeting Iran and its northwestern borders.
Peace be upon the righteous servants of God.
🔹@enemywatch
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🇹🇷 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Turkey allowing its airspace to be used for American AWACS to spy on Iran military positions and movement on western borders will only make the country a legitimate target in any possible war.
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🟡 | Shaykh Naeem Qasim: Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah was a devoted follower of Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei.
Shaykh Naeem Qassim said that Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah stood under the banner of Imam Khomeini, the leader of the Muslims, and after him Imam Khamenei, throughout every stage of the resistance, in hardships, dangers, victories, and sacrifices.
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Shaykh Naeem Qassim said that Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah stood under the banner of Imam Khomeini, the leader of the Muslims, and after him Imam Khamenei, throughout every stage of the resistance, in hardships, dangers, victories, and sacrifices.
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🏴☠️ | If you think Trump is just a madman joking around as he’s presented in his talks, you’re way off in understanding him. He’s much more vile, ruthless, and dramatic while playing his cards. On one hand, he removed sanctions over Syria; on the other, he…
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🏴☠️ | Trump is a not crazy man as many see, but rather a man who likes to appear crazy because this helps him achieve his goals as long as the cost is acceptable. What distinguishes Trump from others is that nothing stops him except high costs. He does not care about his image or the image of his country, nor about international law or seeking legitimacy for his decisions. He is not concerned with his allies, nor with the future of the United States, but instead with how the world will remember his presidency. At the same time, his decisions are governed by a wide range of factors, most importantly his ability to achieve what is desired, which is not limited to military power but also includes the surprises Washington may have against any party, the cost he will incur in pursuing what he wants, the influence of lobbies within the United States, the voices within his administration including the “Israel first” current, the economic benefit of any decision taken, his appearance as a man who can do what he wants, and estimating the reaction of the second party if Washington decides to confront. From this perspective, the option of going to war against Iran becomes governed mainly by these factors. If Trump realizes that the military option is viable, its cost is acceptable, and it has positive economic effects on the United States in the short and medium term, he will go to war even if negotiations are successful. Without these factors, it will be difficult for Trump to make a major decision against Iran that could lead to igniting the region.
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🏴☠️ | Trump is a not crazy man as many see, but rather a man who likes to appear crazy because this helps him achieve his goals as long as the cost is acceptable. What distinguishes Trump from others is that nothing stops him except high costs. He does not care about his image or the image of his country, nor about international law or seeking legitimacy for his decisions. He is not concerned with his allies, nor with the future of the United States, but instead with how the world will remember his presidency. At the same time, his decisions are governed by a wide range of factors, most importantly his ability to achieve what is desired, which is not limited to military power but also includes the surprises Washington may have against any party, the cost he will incur in pursuing what he wants, the influence of lobbies within the United States, the voices within his administration including the “Israel first” current, the economic benefit of any decision taken, his appearance as a man who can do what he wants, and estimating the reaction of the second party if Washington decides to confront. From this perspective, the option of going to war against Iran becomes governed mainly by these factors. If Trump realizes that the military option is viable, its cost is acceptable, and it has positive economic effects on the United States in the short and medium term, he will go to war even if negotiations are successful. Without these factors, it will be difficult for Trump to make a major decision against Iran that could lead to igniting the region.
🔹@enemywatch
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🇮🇷: 🇦🇪 | Phone Call Between the Foreign Ministers of Iran and the UAE:
• Syed Abbas Araghchi, Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, discussed regional and international developments in a phone call with Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates.
• The Iranian Foreign Minister informed the Emirati side about the progress of the Iran-US nuclear talks during the conversation.
• Both sides emphasized the importance of continuing consultations between regional countries to protect common interests and maintain regional stability and security.
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• Syed Abbas Araghchi, Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, discussed regional and international developments in a phone call with Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates.
• The Iranian Foreign Minister informed the Emirati side about the progress of the Iran-US nuclear talks during the conversation.
• Both sides emphasized the importance of continuing consultations between regional countries to protect common interests and maintain regional stability and security.
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🏴☠️ | U.S. military buildup in the Middle East is the largest since the 2003 Iraq War:
Military and economic analysts say the current American military deployment in the Middle East is the most significant since the war in Iraq in 2003.
The buildup reportedly includes:
• Two aircraft carriers
• Around 40,000 U.S. troops
• More than 150 fighter aircraft
• A large air and naval fleet deployed across Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other Gulf bases.
Dr. Ahmed Al-Shami, a transport economics expert, stated:
“Operating the buildup costs approximately $55–60 million per day, and its primary aim is deterrence and pressure on Iran.”
Faisal Al-Hamad, a Saudi military analyst, said:
“The buildup is massive and could quickly turn into full combat operations, and it equals or even surpasses the deployment during the 2003 Iraq War.”
Meanwhile, Abdullah Al-Shaye’ noted:
“The deployment was designed to show Washington’s ability to impose a high cost on any escalation, and its military options are not merely verbal threats.”
According to estimates, maintaining this force costs the United States over $55 million per day, and expenses could increase up to fivefold if military operations begin potentially bringing major economic consequences for the region.
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Military and economic analysts say the current American military deployment in the Middle East is the most significant since the war in Iraq in 2003.
The buildup reportedly includes:
• Two aircraft carriers
• Around 40,000 U.S. troops
• More than 150 fighter aircraft
• A large air and naval fleet deployed across Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other Gulf bases.
Dr. Ahmed Al-Shami, a transport economics expert, stated:
“Operating the buildup costs approximately $55–60 million per day, and its primary aim is deterrence and pressure on Iran.”
Faisal Al-Hamad, a Saudi military analyst, said:
“The buildup is massive and could quickly turn into full combat operations, and it equals or even surpasses the deployment during the 2003 Iraq War.”
Meanwhile, Abdullah Al-Shaye’ noted:
“The deployment was designed to show Washington’s ability to impose a high cost on any escalation, and its military options are not merely verbal threats.”
According to estimates, maintaining this force costs the United States over $55 million per day, and expenses could increase up to fivefold if military operations begin potentially bringing major economic consequences for the region.
🔹@enemywatch
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🇵🇸 | The field situation in Gaza shows a broad and simultaneous escalation across several fronts, with heavy artillery pressure and low-altitude air cover:
Eastern Axis – Central Region
• Intensive and repeated artillery shelling east of Al‑Bureij Camp.
• Direct tank gunfire toward the north, east, and southeast of the camp.
• Simultaneous shelling and gunfire northeast of Al-Bureij.
• Intensive reconnaissance aircraft flights, including Super Heron drones, over Al‑Nuseirat.
East of Gaza City
• Heavy artillery shelling east of Gaza City and the Al‑Tuffah area.
• Injuries reported from gunfire at the Al‑Shujaiyah intersection.
• A drone strike in Al-Shujaiyah caused two injuries.
• Continued targeting of the northeastern areas of the city.
Northern Gaza Strip
• Intensive artillery shelling in Beit Lahia and Jabalia Camp.
• Repeated targeting of eastern areas of northern Gaza.
Khan Younis
• An airstrike east of Khan Younis.
• Tank gunfire east and south of the city.
• Very low-flying drones over the Khan Younis coast.
• Intensive air presence over Nasser Hospital, Tiberias Station, Al‑Khair Hospital, and the city center.
• Enemy gunfire reported in the Bir 19 area along the Khan Younis coast.
Rafah
• Artillery shelling and vehicle gunfire north of Rafah.
• Repeated gunfire from tanks.
• Demolition of residential blocks and buildings in Rafah and its northern areas.
Coast
• Naval gunfire toward the Gaza sea.
• Gunfire from boats targeting the city’s beach.
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Eastern Axis – Central Region
• Intensive and repeated artillery shelling east of Al‑Bureij Camp.
• Direct tank gunfire toward the north, east, and southeast of the camp.
• Simultaneous shelling and gunfire northeast of Al-Bureij.
• Intensive reconnaissance aircraft flights, including Super Heron drones, over Al‑Nuseirat.
East of Gaza City
• Heavy artillery shelling east of Gaza City and the Al‑Tuffah area.
• Injuries reported from gunfire at the Al‑Shujaiyah intersection.
• A drone strike in Al-Shujaiyah caused two injuries.
• Continued targeting of the northeastern areas of the city.
Northern Gaza Strip
• Intensive artillery shelling in Beit Lahia and Jabalia Camp.
• Repeated targeting of eastern areas of northern Gaza.
Khan Younis
• An airstrike east of Khan Younis.
• Tank gunfire east and south of the city.
• Very low-flying drones over the Khan Younis coast.
• Intensive air presence over Nasser Hospital, Tiberias Station, Al‑Khair Hospital, and the city center.
• Enemy gunfire reported in the Bir 19 area along the Khan Younis coast.
Rafah
• Artillery shelling and vehicle gunfire north of Rafah.
• Repeated gunfire from tanks.
• Demolition of residential blocks and buildings in Rafah and its northern areas.
Coast
• Naval gunfire toward the Gaza sea.
• Gunfire from boats targeting the city’s beach.
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Enemy Watch — Official
+ A possible attempt by Kurdish separatists to seize parts of western Iran with Israeli support. Around 5,000–8,000 Iranian Kurdish fighters near the Iraq–Iran border are reportedly preparing for a potential cross-border offensive. According to the report…
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🏴☠️ | What is the ultimate goal?
Where these Kurdish terror groups in the northwest and southeast fit into this scenario?, what the role of celebrities is, and how Iran’s regions and provinces factor into the situation are among the questions raised.
According to the possible objectives of the West and the israelis, after America attacks Iran, the first and most important goal would be gaining control of the skies.
During the previous attack by israel, the attrition of the air force and the distance between israel and Iran meant that between the waves of israeli attacks, Iranian forces in all military branches, from the army to the Aerospace Force of the IRGC, had the opportunity to launch drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles.
As a result, the inability to overcome the distance in the air caused israel to pay the price in its streets, where massive destruction occurred in israeli cities. Although in some waves of attacks control was gained over parts of Iran’s skies, the skies over israel also became a highway for Iranian missiles, and Iran struck wherever it decided, despite some differences in impact.
This was israel’s experience from the previous war, and attempts were made to compensate for it in a future conflict. But the experience on the Iranian side showed that there was no transformative air force with dozens of upgraded fighter jets connected in a strong aerial network with long-range air-to-air missiles, and in fact such a capability still does not exist.
However, on the ground good work has been carried out, a series of purchases has been made, and in the event of war these may fill gaps in air defense, electronic warfare, and projectiles.
israel transferred its unsuccessful experience in maintaining permanent control over Iran’s skies to the American side. Because of this, America has sent many tanker aircraft and fighter jets so that at the very first moment of war, with massive bombardment using all kinds of munitions and through air and air-defense suppression, permanent control over Iran’s skies could be achieved and the launch of missiles by the Aerospace Force could be prevented. The reason for deploying so many aerial refueling aircraft is to maintain a continuous presence over Iran’s skies.
The question of whether the capability exists to achieve that objective arises. With some reflection and effort, the answer presented in the analysis is yes. This is something that israel might not be able to achieve even after decades, which explains the reliance on American military superiority and the involvement of Trump in the equation.
At that point, America and israel would begin targeted and massive bombardments, focusing mainly on military, law enforcement, and security centers.
If control over Iran’s skies, which is considered the main goal of America, is achieved, even a single mistake by the Americans would mean the collapse of America’s prestige. Even the opportunity for dozens of missiles to be launched would mean the end of America’s aura. It would be enough for those missiles to hit locations where America intends to move logistics; that scenario would signify the end of American influence in West Asia and would also severely damage israel.
In any case, if control over Iran’s skies is achieved by America and israel, airborne operations and heliborne landings by American forces would become possible. According to the analysis, nuclear facilities, missile cities, and the coast of the Strait of Hormuz could be among the targets.
From the American perspective, after the final suppression and weakening of the central government’s power structure, America would withdraw and the second phase of hybrid interventions would begin.
Kurdish groups would enter from the northwest and start creating military insecurity there, clashing with security forces.
#BorderThreats
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🏴☠️ | What is the ultimate goal?
Where these Kurdish terror groups in the northwest and southeast fit into this scenario?, what the role of celebrities is, and how Iran’s regions and provinces factor into the situation are among the questions raised.
According to the possible objectives of the West and the israelis, after America attacks Iran, the first and most important goal would be gaining control of the skies.
During the previous attack by israel, the attrition of the air force and the distance between israel and Iran meant that between the waves of israeli attacks, Iranian forces in all military branches, from the army to the Aerospace Force of the IRGC, had the opportunity to launch drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles.
As a result, the inability to overcome the distance in the air caused israel to pay the price in its streets, where massive destruction occurred in israeli cities. Although in some waves of attacks control was gained over parts of Iran’s skies, the skies over israel also became a highway for Iranian missiles, and Iran struck wherever it decided, despite some differences in impact.
This was israel’s experience from the previous war, and attempts were made to compensate for it in a future conflict. But the experience on the Iranian side showed that there was no transformative air force with dozens of upgraded fighter jets connected in a strong aerial network with long-range air-to-air missiles, and in fact such a capability still does not exist.
However, on the ground good work has been carried out, a series of purchases has been made, and in the event of war these may fill gaps in air defense, electronic warfare, and projectiles.
israel transferred its unsuccessful experience in maintaining permanent control over Iran’s skies to the American side. Because of this, America has sent many tanker aircraft and fighter jets so that at the very first moment of war, with massive bombardment using all kinds of munitions and through air and air-defense suppression, permanent control over Iran’s skies could be achieved and the launch of missiles by the Aerospace Force could be prevented. The reason for deploying so many aerial refueling aircraft is to maintain a continuous presence over Iran’s skies.
The question of whether the capability exists to achieve that objective arises. With some reflection and effort, the answer presented in the analysis is yes. This is something that israel might not be able to achieve even after decades, which explains the reliance on American military superiority and the involvement of Trump in the equation.
At that point, America and israel would begin targeted and massive bombardments, focusing mainly on military, law enforcement, and security centers.
If control over Iran’s skies, which is considered the main goal of America, is achieved, even a single mistake by the Americans would mean the collapse of America’s prestige. Even the opportunity for dozens of missiles to be launched would mean the end of America’s aura. It would be enough for those missiles to hit locations where America intends to move logistics; that scenario would signify the end of American influence in West Asia and would also severely damage israel.
In any case, if control over Iran’s skies is achieved by America and israel, airborne operations and heliborne landings by American forces would become possible. According to the analysis, nuclear facilities, missile cities, and the coast of the Strait of Hormuz could be among the targets.
From the American perspective, after the final suppression and weakening of the central government’s power structure, America would withdraw and the second phase of hybrid interventions would begin.
Kurdish groups would enter from the northwest and start creating military insecurity there, clashing with security forces.
#BorderThreats
🔹@enemywatch
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+ A possible attempt by Kurdish separatists to seize parts of western Iran with Israeli support. Around 5,000–8,000 Iranian Kurdish fighters near the Iraq–Iran border are reportedly preparing for a potential cross-border offensive. According to the report…
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The presence of helicopters and fighter jets would become less decisive if control of the skies is lost, as the israeli air force would be present overhead, directly supporting their advance, and other actors could also enter the field. These groups would not be capable of victory, as they number only a few thousand, but support from certain internal elements could initially ignite conflict in the northwest, though they would ultimately suffer a heavy defeat. However, the larger concern would be the resulting situation: the possibility of being dragged into urban warfare similar to what occurred in Syria, Iraq, and other places.
A similar situation could occur in the southeast, where terrorist groups claiming liberation could follow the same path.
Although these groups are incapable of defeating the military forces or the population, they would represent only one factor of instability among many, all aimed at weakening the central government so that Iran would ultimately bow to the West.
Regarding Iran, America’s objective in the first phase would be to create three regions (entities): central, Baluchi, and Kurdish. Analysis indicates that Azeri-speaking populations are likely to support the Islamic system with even greater intensity. This assessment is informed by developments in the northwest of the country.
Assessment of possible responses shows that multiple solutions exist. While some measures may be less effective, others can be fully implemented as countermeasures.
This was we describing the enemy’s thesis and objectives without presenting the antithesis. Among the potential options, pre-emptive action is considered one of the primary measures.
America may ultimately fail to achieve these objectives, effectively taking these goals to the grave. Furthermore, analysis notes that Trump’s tenure appears to be approaching its natural end, with a simple, natural death expected, an outcome even his own side may not anticipate.
#BorderThreats
🔹@enemywatch
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The presence of helicopters and fighter jets would become less decisive if control of the skies is lost, as the israeli air force would be present overhead, directly supporting their advance, and other actors could also enter the field. These groups would not be capable of victory, as they number only a few thousand, but support from certain internal elements could initially ignite conflict in the northwest, though they would ultimately suffer a heavy defeat. However, the larger concern would be the resulting situation: the possibility of being dragged into urban warfare similar to what occurred in Syria, Iraq, and other places.
A similar situation could occur in the southeast, where terrorist groups claiming liberation could follow the same path.
Although these groups are incapable of defeating the military forces or the population, they would represent only one factor of instability among many, all aimed at weakening the central government so that Iran would ultimately bow to the West.
Regarding Iran, America’s objective in the first phase would be to create three regions (entities): central, Baluchi, and Kurdish. Analysis indicates that Azeri-speaking populations are likely to support the Islamic system with even greater intensity. This assessment is informed by developments in the northwest of the country.
Assessment of possible responses shows that multiple solutions exist. While some measures may be less effective, others can be fully implemented as countermeasures.
This was we describing the enemy’s thesis and objectives without presenting the antithesis. Among the potential options, pre-emptive action is considered one of the primary measures.
America may ultimately fail to achieve these objectives, effectively taking these goals to the grave. Furthermore, analysis notes that Trump’s tenure appears to be approaching its natural end, with a simple, natural death expected, an outcome even his own side may not anticipate.
#BorderThreats
🔹@enemywatch
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🇮🇷 Breaking — Supreme National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani arrived in Muscat, Oman, to deliver Iran’s official response on the nuclear file, ahead of the third round of negotiations between America and Tehran in Geneva.
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🇮🇷 | Helicopter crash in Khomeini Shahr, Isfahan:
An Iranian military training helicopter crashed in Khomeini Shahr, Isfahan, resulting in the martyrdom of both the pilot and co-pilot. The incident also caused the deaths of two civilians when the helicopter struck a local fruit market.
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An Iranian military training helicopter crashed in Khomeini Shahr, Isfahan, resulting in the martyrdom of both the pilot and co-pilot. The incident also caused the deaths of two civilians when the helicopter struck a local fruit market.
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🇧🇭: 🇮🇷 | Solidarity march for Iran in Al‑Sanabis, Bahrain:
In the Al‑Sanabis area of Bahrain, a march was held by families in solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran and in commemoration of the master of the nation’s martyrs.
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In the Al‑Sanabis area of Bahrain, a march was held by families in solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran and in commemoration of the master of the nation’s martyrs.
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❎ | Eipstein (just a grain of western civilisation) was a nexus, and more than an individual has exposed a pandemic of terror and harassment against your children (already reached to your houses), they are somehow adding and arousing those psychological points of your children which are not made naturally to be aroused. Check the cartoons and games they play, check the dresses and school material that reach them, check what triggers them. If you have given birth to them, don’t throw them in front of diff-accent English TV shows to hang their minds and crawl and dance like Baby Shark or to learn the names of fictional animal-head superheroes and non-existing dianasours. These projects are designed with child and mind scientists of high order, who were later found in the infamous E. file too.
From behind, the child sacrificer satanic acts are somehow grooming your children. It has not gone too far yet. We repeat: stop posting your children online; it is insane and dangerous. Go and check their toys, their body shapes, the way they smile, their face cut—everything is being planned in a way to groom your child. Beware; long writing doesn’t work, actions work. Blessed we have a leader who highlighted this a long time ago!
Death to all Pedophiles!
🔹@enemywatch
From behind, the child sacrificer satanic acts are somehow grooming your children. It has not gone too far yet. We repeat: stop posting your children online; it is insane and dangerous. Go and check their toys, their body shapes, the way they smile, their face cut—everything is being planned in a way to groom your child. Beware; long writing doesn’t work, actions work. Blessed we have a leader who highlighted this a long time ago!
Death to all Pedophiles!
🔹@enemywatch
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🇵🇸 | Al-Quds Brigades mourn a group of their leaders who were martyred during the heroic Battle of Al-Aqsa Storm:
• Martyr Commander Ali Fathi Al-Razaineh (Member of the Military Council – Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Sami Shaaban Al-Dahdouh (Member of the Staff Council)
• Martyr Commander Yahya Amin Abu Dalal (Member of the Staff Council)
• Martyr Commander Mazen Muhammad Abed (Member of the Staff Council)
• Martyr Commander Anas Muhammad Zamlout (Deputy of the Central Operations Unit)
• Martyr Commander Mamdouh Muhammad Lolo (Deputy Commander of the Northern Region)
• Martyr Commander Islam Ahmed Al-Maqousi (Deputy of the Rocket Unit)
• Martyr Commander Khaled Ahmed Abu Daqa (Deputy of the Rocket Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Ridwan Mushtaha (Deputy of the Central Operations Unit)
• Martyr Commander Arafat Abdullah Abu Zaid (Deputy of the Central Intelligence Unit)
• Martyr Commander Mousa Ali Abu Nada (Deputy Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Marwan Jawdeh (Deputy of the Financial Administration Unit)
• Martyr Commander Ismail Ibrahim Jargoun (Deputy of the Organization and Administration Unit)
• Martyr Commander Mahdi Hassan Al-Mamlouk (Deputy of the Central Communications Unit)
• Martyr Commander Fadi Jihad Al-Wadiya (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Rubhi Abu Hdayed (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Hashem Najib Harb (Deputy of the Central Intelligence Unit)
• Martyr Commander Wasim Yahya Al-Ustadh (Deputy Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Shaker Al-Jaabari (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Naeem Al-Turamsi (Deputy Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Bassam Al-Nayrab (Deputy Commander of the Rafah Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Husni Salman Abu Huwayshil (Deputy Commander of the Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Luay Fouad Al-Minawi (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Alaa Hassan Asbehi (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Youssef Suleiman Abu Hasanein (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Jamal Karam (Deputy of the Rocket Unit)
• Martyr Commander Imad Saleh Sheikh Al-Eid (Commander of Shaboura Battalion – Rafah Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Samir Suleiman Abu Shawish (Commander of Yabna Battalion – Rafah Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Abdullah Ibrahim Abu Teir (Commander of the Eastern Battalion – Khan Yunis Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Mohyuddin Mahmoud Sadiq (Commander of Al-Balad Battalion – Khan Yunis Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Shildan Salman Al-Najjar (Commander of Northern Deir al-Balah Battalion – Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Abdullah Mahmoud Khattab (Commander of Southern Deir al-Balah Battalion – Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Hatem Khalaf Abu Al-Jadyan (Commander of Northern Deir al-Balah Battalion – Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Fadl Zakaria Abu Al-Ata (Commander of Turkmen Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Abdul Salam Al-Ruba’i (Commander of Al-Shati Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Ayman Hassan Yassin (Commander of Al-Zaytoun Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Adam Hassan Al-Mamlouk (Commander of Ajdida Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Wiam Hassan Abu Hajjaj (Commander of Martyr Hussam Abu Habl Battalion – Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Tareq Basheer Khalla (Commander of Martyr Wadah Al-Battash Battalion – Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Karim Muhammad Taha (Commander of Martyr Nahed Katkat Battalion – Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Ibrahim Hussein Abu Habl (Commander of Martyr Hussam Abu Habl Battalion – Northern Brigade)
We mourn this blessed constellation of our martyr leaders and affirm that their blood will strengthen our resolve. The resistance will continue until the occupation is expelled from our land and our holy sites are liberated, God willing.
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• Martyr Commander Ali Fathi Al-Razaineh (Member of the Military Council – Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Sami Shaaban Al-Dahdouh (Member of the Staff Council)
• Martyr Commander Yahya Amin Abu Dalal (Member of the Staff Council)
• Martyr Commander Mazen Muhammad Abed (Member of the Staff Council)
• Martyr Commander Anas Muhammad Zamlout (Deputy of the Central Operations Unit)
• Martyr Commander Mamdouh Muhammad Lolo (Deputy Commander of the Northern Region)
• Martyr Commander Islam Ahmed Al-Maqousi (Deputy of the Rocket Unit)
• Martyr Commander Khaled Ahmed Abu Daqa (Deputy of the Rocket Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Ridwan Mushtaha (Deputy of the Central Operations Unit)
• Martyr Commander Arafat Abdullah Abu Zaid (Deputy of the Central Intelligence Unit)
• Martyr Commander Mousa Ali Abu Nada (Deputy Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Marwan Jawdeh (Deputy of the Financial Administration Unit)
• Martyr Commander Ismail Ibrahim Jargoun (Deputy of the Organization and Administration Unit)
• Martyr Commander Mahdi Hassan Al-Mamlouk (Deputy of the Central Communications Unit)
• Martyr Commander Fadi Jihad Al-Wadiya (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Rubhi Abu Hdayed (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Hashem Najib Harb (Deputy of the Central Intelligence Unit)
• Martyr Commander Wasim Yahya Al-Ustadh (Deputy Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Shaker Al-Jaabari (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Naeem Al-Turamsi (Deputy Commander of the Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Bassam Al-Nayrab (Deputy Commander of the Rafah Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Husni Salman Abu Huwayshil (Deputy Commander of the Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Luay Fouad Al-Minawi (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Alaa Hassan Asbehi (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Youssef Suleiman Abu Hasanein (Deputy of the Military Manufacturing Unit)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Jamal Karam (Deputy of the Rocket Unit)
• Martyr Commander Imad Saleh Sheikh Al-Eid (Commander of Shaboura Battalion – Rafah Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Samir Suleiman Abu Shawish (Commander of Yabna Battalion – Rafah Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Abdullah Ibrahim Abu Teir (Commander of the Eastern Battalion – Khan Yunis Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Mohyuddin Mahmoud Sadiq (Commander of Al-Balad Battalion – Khan Yunis Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Shildan Salman Al-Najjar (Commander of Northern Deir al-Balah Battalion – Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Abdullah Mahmoud Khattab (Commander of Southern Deir al-Balah Battalion – Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Hatem Khalaf Abu Al-Jadyan (Commander of Northern Deir al-Balah Battalion – Central Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Fadl Zakaria Abu Al-Ata (Commander of Turkmen Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Muhammad Abdul Salam Al-Ruba’i (Commander of Al-Shati Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Ayman Hassan Yassin (Commander of Al-Zaytoun Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Adam Hassan Al-Mamlouk (Commander of Ajdida Battalion – Gaza Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Wiam Hassan Abu Hajjaj (Commander of Martyr Hussam Abu Habl Battalion – Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Tareq Basheer Khalla (Commander of Martyr Wadah Al-Battash Battalion – Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Karim Muhammad Taha (Commander of Martyr Nahed Katkat Battalion – Northern Brigade)
• Martyr Commander Ibrahim Hussein Abu Habl (Commander of Martyr Hussam Abu Habl Battalion – Northern Brigade)
We mourn this blessed constellation of our martyr leaders and affirm that their blood will strengthen our resolve. The resistance will continue until the occupation is expelled from our land and our holy sites are liberated, God willing.
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🇮🇷 | Revolutionary Guard launches southern military exercises:
The ground forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have commenced massive military exercises in southern Iran, focusing on operational readiness, strategic maneuvers, and rapid response capabilities to secure the region and enhance defense preparedness.
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The ground forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have commenced massive military exercises in southern Iran, focusing on operational readiness, strategic maneuvers, and rapid response capabilities to secure the region and enhance defense preparedness.
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