💥 | In the past 6 hours:

Explosions shook the Eastern region of Saudi Arabia, while attacks simultaneously hit Haifa and Erbil. In Kiryat Shmona, people were trapped by fire inside targeted buildings, and seven settlers were injured, two of them very seriously. An explosion occurred near an oil refinery in the port of Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, and further explosions rocked Dubai in the Emirates.

Wave 66 of Operation True Promise 4 was launched, marking an expanded, precise, and multidirectional operation. It included five subwaves, each equipped with cluster munitions and destructive rockets. Several of these subwaves were complemented by Hezbollah drone and rocket launches.

First subwave: Early warning alerts were issued by the Home Front Command due to detected rocket launches. Alerts likely activated sirens in Western Lachish, Lachish, Shfela, Judea, Dan, Yarkon, Coast, Sharon, Samaria, and Baqa’a. Massive explosions occurred in Haifa, and a rocket from Lebanon was detected heading towards Tel Aviv. Rockets also fell in Karmiel and the Finger of the Galilee, and Haifa refineries were hit with Nasrallah’s missile for the first time. A Hezbollah drone struck near Yiftah settlement, and explosions were heard in Al-Mutlaa and Kiryat Shmona.

Second subwave: Alerts continued in the same cities, with preliminary reports indicating a second F-35 landing at Al-Dhafra base in the UAE. Israeli media reported Hezbollah shelling northern settlements for hours, adding to the sustained pressure on occupation forces.

Third subwave: Sirens sounded in occupied Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh, and 186 other locations. Approximately 7,377,000 residents were forced into shelters. In Iraq, the American Victoria Base near Baghdad Airport came under a violent missile attack, demonstrating the coordinated multi-front operations of Iran and allied forces.

Fourth subwave: A missile barrage targeted occupied Jerusalem, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and the Tel Aviv suburbs. Alerts were again issued for Western Lachish, Lachish, Shfela, Judea, Dan, Yarkon, Coast, Sharon, Samaria, and Baqa’a.

Fifth subwave: A rocket volley struck northern occupied Palestine. In Iraq, NATO members evacuated Baghdad headquarters, and attacks occurred in Erbil. New attacks targeted US positions in Saudi Arabia. Hezbollah detonated a Zionist vehicle, and a rocket-propelled projectile struck Shlomi settlement.

Attacks on Qatar, US presence in Kurdistan and Kuwait are currently ongoing.

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🇶🇦 | Qatar Energy’s CEO reported that two out of 14 units of liquefied natural gas (LNG) production and one out of two gas-to-liquids facilities were damaged in the attacks. This will result in a loss of 12.8 million tons per year of LNG for a period of three to five years, equivalent to 17% of Qatar’s LNG exports. US oil giant ExxonMobil, a partner in the affected units, owns 34% of LNG-4 and 30% of LNG-6, while Qatar Energy owns the remaining stake. The company may be forced to declare force majeure on long-term contracts for supplying LNG to Italy, Belgium, Korea, and China. Exports of condensates are expected to decrease by 24%, liquefied petroleum gas by 13%, naphtha and sulfur by 6% each, and helium by 14%. The annual revenue loss from the three damaged facilities is around $20 billion, and the facilities, built at a cost of around $26 billion, require a cessation of hostilities to resume production.

The attacks specifically targeted the Ras Laffan industrial complex, the world’s largest LNG facility, damaging key production units and forcing shutdowns across parts of the system. With 12.8 million tonnes of LNG output offline annually, Qatar, one of the world’s top LNG exporters supplying roughly 20% of global demand, may declare force majeure on long-term supply contracts, affecting deliveries to China, South Korea, Italy, and Belgium. The damage is expected to take three to five years to fully repair, with estimated annual revenue losses of $20 billion.

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🇮🇷 | IRGC

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

"Those who disbelieve and hinder [others] from the way of Allah - He will render their deeds worthless." (Sura Muhammad, 1)

The sudden retreat of the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier of the US military from the battlefield, and its failure to provide military support to the exhausted and defeated American troops in the West Asia region, has demonstrated the hollowness of the material power of the oppressors and reflects the blessed verse: “Indeed, the plot of Satan has ever been weak.”

The deployment of this carrier to the region amid loud propaganda by American military officials and Western media, followed by its suspicious departure at the height of the war in silence, cannot conceal the desperate and humiliating reality of the American and Zionist warmongers.

What kind of military giant is this that faces a crisis and is forced to leave the battlefield due to a fire breaking out in its laundry room?

The change in course of this carrier toward a US base, and its apparent attempt to avoid passing through the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, raises questions for global and regional public opinion: why should a $13 billion American warship fear a few fast boats worth thousands of dollars belonging to resistance forces?

A similarly unstable situation has recently occurred with another American carrier, the Abraham Lincoln, in the Indian Ocean.

The US president, who claims to have destroyed the Iranian Navy—why does he not order American carriers to move toward the Sea of Oman and the Red Sea?

The soldiers of Islam, eager to confront the American carrier deep in the battlefield, are waiting and fully prepared to deliver naval surprises against the American marines.

We are advancing toward the battlefield. We have tested it for years. More than eight years ago, we decisively defeated a cruel tyrant like Saddam. The fate of Saddam awaits Trump and Netanyahu.

Our entry into the battlefield is not defeat.

Allah has closed the path of defeat for us.

“Say, ‘Do you await for us except one of the two best outcomes?’”

[O disbelievers, O Trump, O Netanyahu]

Do you see more than two paths before us? Both are honorable: one is martyrdom—eternal, steadfast, and everlasting—and the other is victory. Both are victories for us.

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🇮🇷 | IRGC:

Missile production continues even during the war

In the year 1404 (2025–2026), our missile industry has achieved a perfect score of 20, and there is no concern in this regard. This is because we continue missile production even under wartime conditions, which is remarkable. At the same time, there are no particular issues with our stockpiles.

Certainly, we have surprises prepared for the enemy. As the battles progress, they will become more astonishing, more complex, and filled with surprises.

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🇮🇷| IRGC

The continuation of the 66th wave of Operation TP4, dedicated to the martyrs of the recent bombardments, was carried out with complete success—by the grace of Allah—against targets in West Jerusalem, Haifa, and the Al-Dhafra base of the U.S. terrorist army in the region.

In this wave, super-heavy, precision-guided, and multi-warhead systems including Qader, Khorramshahr, Khaibershikan, as well as medium-range Qiam and Zolfaghar missiles, along with strike drones, were used. We will not leave you.

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💥 | In the past 6 hours, a barrage of missiles was launched, with explosions heard in Bahrain and missiles launched from Iran toward the occupied north. Very powerful explosions struck a US base in Bahrain, while early warning alerts indicated incoming rockets across Western Lachish, Lachish, Shfela, Judea, Dan, Yarkon, Coast, Sharon, Samaria, and Baqa’a.

In the last minutes, 316 sirens were activated across the north, and air defenses were activated in Tehran following explosions southeast of the capital. A settler was killed in the Haifa attack, and the Bazazan oil refinery in Haifa was targeted by an Iranian missile.

At the same time, Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia was targeted by missiles and drones, including a drone strike on Prince Sultan Air Base. A missile and drone attack targeted US facilities in Kuwait, including the Ali Al-Salem Air Base, while consecutive explosions were reported at US military bases in Kuwait and sirens sounded again. Massive explosions were heard in Dubai, later identified as an interception over Arabian Ranches, while an Iranian attack targeted a UAE island. A swarm of suicide drones struck US facilities in the Al-Jawf region of Saudi Arabia, and Victory Base near Baghdad Airport came under fire.

Further developments include new attacks on US positions in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, a warehouse in Bahrain set on fire by a missile strike, and drone attacks on Mina Al-Ahmad refinery confirmed by Kuwait Petroleum Corporation.

Three Kuwaiti Eurofighter aircraft were destroyed and two Italian Eurofighters damaged (more details will be added). Within 72 hours, 139 ballistic and cruise missiles have targeted US facilities in Saudi Arabia.

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