💥 | Two waves were launched within one hour. Unusual explosions were reported, with blasts heard in the Shfela region and a direct fall in Hulun. The zionist home front command issued an early warning for the “Tel Aviv” area and the Ashqalan and Ashdod region. Millions of settlers are fleeing to shelters again, while sirens are sounding in Jordan.

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—The third wave is targeting the central entity, with most strikes aimed at gatherings of Zionist officials and offices of Zionist scientists.

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⚠️ | False flags:

- Iran has officially denied launching any ballistic missile towards Diago Gracia Island.

- The Revolutionary Guard announces a state of urgent alert to evacuate residents of areas surrounding Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait, after detecting a missile launch that hit the vicinity of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem days ago. The missile struck a Jewish neighborhood after being launched from the base, and at that time, accusations were directed at Iran. Ali Al-Salem Air Base is a joint facility between the US Central Command Air Force and the Kuwaiti Air Force.

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🇮🇳 | India is in a difficult position, struggling to manage the alerts and weakened foreign relations simultaneously with Iran and its enemies. This time, the usual approach cannot work — India cannot continue to purchase oil and gas at the same prices with credits and millions in benefits, while at the same time remaining silent about the aggression against Iran or cheering and aligning with Iran’s biggest enemy.

Jai Shankar, the Indian Foreign Minister, has been in regular contact with his counterpart in Tehran, and Prime Minister Modi has spoken with the Iranian president twice since the war began. This clearly indicates that insiders confirm India wants Iran to continue selling them oil under the previous arrangements, enjoy Hormuz-relief while officially maintaining a neutral stance on Iran’s assaults and the assassination of Imam Ali Khamenei and his companions.

Currently, India has one clear path to follow, despite humanitarian considerations that have allowed cargo to cross the strait. In return, India was asked to release three oil tankers and fulfill other commitments. Iran is now carefully reviewing its relations with India, which is indeed an important and necessary step.

The lesson for countries trying to walk a tightrope in geopolitics is clear: he who feeds the wolf while holding the lamb will find both at risk. Diplomatic double-dealing may offer temporary gain, but the ledger of trust and honor is never erased. Nations that forget this often discover that shortcuts in diplomacy become stumbling blocks in history.

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