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🥀 | How can we compensate your haqq that rests upon our necks? How can we confirm our loyalty to you, O great resistance people of Lebanon? How can we weigh your virtues? How can we move forward without you?

How can we repay the sacrifices written in your blood? How can we stand worthy of the trust you have carried? How can we speak of honor when you have lived it in its highest form? How can we claim patience when you have endured beyond measure?

How can we match your steadfastness in the face of storms? How can we uphold the path you have protected with your lives? How can we answer history if we fail to stand beside you?

We remain indebted, and no words are enough!

Peace be upon those from the South who got displaced.

Peace be upon those in the South who lost their houses.

Peace be upon those who chose to sleep in tents.

Peace be upon those who gave everything to their land.

Peace be upon those with shattered fingers and damaged eyes.

Peace be upon the dried flowers flying away from the South.

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✅ | The Iranian delegation has landed safely in Tehran. However, it remains very difficult to justify why such a large number of top government officials, including influential technical teams, assistants, and supporting staff, were sent to Islamabad without a clearly sustainable plan, especially when it was already evident that the negotiations would fail and would not last long.

If any assassination attempt had occurred, it would have created a serious crisis and left a vacuum that would have been extremely difficult to fill at once. Even after their safe return, the possibility of tracking their movements cannot be ignored.

Gathering staff in one place has always proven to be a major risk. In the first two aggressions, we lost a large chain of command, including the sitting defense minister, which is not a simple issue when it comes to discussions about the future of the security apparatus.

We protest such steps, despite understanding how heavy and important the task was.

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🇮🇶 | Islamic Resistance in Iraq – Rijal Baas al-Shadid faction releases footage of drone operations against US bases:

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq – Rijal Baas al-Shadid faction released footage showing a series of drone swarm operations targeting American presence in Iraq and the region during the escalation involving the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The footage reportedly includes operations targeting radar systems at US bases in Kuwait, Muwaffaq al-Salti Air Base in Jordan, Victoria Base near Baghdad International Airport, and additional bases in Erbil province, using various types of attack drones.

🔻@enemywatch

🇱🇧 | In the past hours, multiple areas across southern Lebanon and the Bekaa region were subjected to IOF airstrikes, drone raids, and artillery shelling targeting numerous towns and locations.

Airstrikes carried out by warplanes reportedly targeted areas including Khiam, Bafliyeh, Halta, Srifa, Debbine, Nabatieh Fawqa, Kafartabnit, Nabatieh, Siddiqin, Ma’raka, Qana, Al-Sama’iya, Aitit, Qalawiya, Al-Qleileh, Maaroub, Al-Mansouri, Qabrikha, Al-Bazouriya, Al-Shihabiya, Al-Haniyeh, Arnoun, Rashaf, Al-Sultaniya, Toul, Yohmor Al-Shaqif, Deir Qanoun Ras Al-Ain, Hadatha, Shukin, Kfarroman, Beit Yahoun, Burj Qalawiya, Majdal Zoun, Aramta, Sajed, Deir Qanoun Al-Nahr, and areas between Bint Jbeil and Al-Tiri, Shebaa and Al-Habbariyeh, Qana and Al-Ramadiya, and Bint Jbeil and Kounin. In the Bekaa and Baalbek regions, Sahmar and Mashghara were also targeted.

Drone strikes reportedly hit locations including Al-Bazouriya, Qana, Tyre, Barish, Chakra, Habbouch, and Beit Yahoun.

Artillery shelling was reported in Debbine, Khiam, Majdal Zoun, Yater, Kafra, Hannaway, Al-Mansouri, Braachit, Wadi Al-Khanazir, Al-Sha’itiyeh, Sajed, Nabatieh Fawqa, Yohmor Al-Shaqif, Al-Haniyeh, Al-Qleileh, Wadi Shebaa, Wadi Burj Rahal, Haris, Toura, Al-Abbasiya, Tyre Debba, and Al-Bazouriya.

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🇮🇶 | Al-Nujaba Movement Secretary-General, Sheikh Akram Al-Kaabi (H):

When all American objectives came to an end, its focus became narrowly concentrated on the Strait of Hormuz.

And when the presence of its aircraft (F-15, F-16, F-18, F-35) increased, Iran’s focus shifted to the strategic stealth bomber (B-52). This reveals that the American side lost its compass of targets and lost the initiative. Rather, it was operating with a confused, improvised plan to buy time and attempt to exit with the least losses in negotiations to end the war—trying to save itself from the quagmire it had fallen into.

#IraqiResistance

🔹@enemywatch


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🇮🇷: 🇮🇳 | For the first time in seven years, an Iranian VLCC-class supertanker has arrived in India carrying approximately two million barrels of Iranian crude oil. According to the Indian importing company, additional shipments amounting to several million barrels are expected to arrive next week.

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✅ | Followed by the tweet of a blasphemous Trump, CENTCOM has announced that a naval blockade on Iran will start today at 10:00 AM. What does Trump want from choking the Strait of Hormuz?

The first round of negotiations reflected a decisive Iranian stance: no compromise on its core conditions for ending the war. By attempting to choke the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil supply flows, Trump seeks to exert maximum pressure on the Iranian economy by restricting its oil exports and disrupting regional energy flows. However, Iran is not entirely dependent on maritime routes. It has developed alternative trade channels over years of sanctions, including land corridors and regional networks.

The broader objective appears to be forcing Iran into submission and compelling it to return to negotiations under American terms. During the Islamabad talks, Iran clearly outlined its non-negotiable demands, including specific technical frameworks and red lines. This makes the prospect of a second round of talks largely symbolic and unlikely to produce meaningful change.

If Iran holds its ground, America may escalate by increasing the economic burden on its European allies, many of whom rely heavily on Gulf energy routes, thereby pulling them into a more direct confrontation. This aligns with earlier attempts before the truce, where Washington failed to build a fully unified Western front against Tehran.

European responses remain divided. While top-level leadership often aligns with America due to strategic dependencies, internal dissent is growing. Parliamentary debates across several European countries have begun questioning the long-term cost of following American escalation policies, especially given the risks of energy shocks, inflation, and domestic instability.

The key question now is whether Trump’s strategy will succeed. So far, Iranian responses suggest otherwise. Tehran has adopted a posture of full-spectrum resistance across military, diplomatic, political, and economic fronts. It has historically demonstrated resilience under maximum pressure campaigns, maintaining internal cohesion despite sanctions, isolation, and external threats.

Militarily, Iran retains significant asymmetric capabilities. Its regional influence networks, combined with missile precision, naval swarm tactics, and strategic positioning near key chokepoints like Hormuz, provide leverage beyond conventional warfare. Its doctrine is based on sustained attrition, increasing the cost of conflict for adversaries over time rather than seeking rapid victory.

Iran has also signaled readiness to respond to any escalation, including targeting strategic assets in the region. The reference to avenging the DENA destroyer highlights how symbolic and operational targets are integrated into its response framework. Any direct confrontation in the Gulf risks immediate spillover into neighboring states, energy infrastructure, and global shipping lanes.

Economically, Iran has spent decades adapting to sanctions. From barter trade systems to regional integration and non-dollar transactions, it has built partial insulation. While pressure remains significant, complete economic strangulation remains highly complex.

At present, Iran’s internal readiness, both at the state and societal level, is being described as one of the highest in recent years. This is not only a military posture but also a narrative of endurance and sovereignty. Tehran appears to believe that sustained resistance will shift the burden onto America and its allies, potentially triggering global economic disruptions, especially in energy markets.

🔹@enemywatch

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