Her father was killed too

3 generations...killed

This is how South lebanon awoke this morning.
The morning in South Lebanon began with a drone strike carried out by a hostile UAV targeting a motorcycle on the Nabatieh road near Al-Sabah Secondary School. A man and his 12-year-old daughter were riding it.

According to field reports, the drone fired a first missile at them, but they survived the initial strike. In the moments that followed, the father tried to move away from the motorcycle and pull his daughter to safety. But the drone returned, launching a second missile directly at him, killing him instantly.

The young girl then attempted to flee, running dozens of meters away from the scene in terror, before the drone targeted the area yet again. A third strike critically wounded her, and she later succumbed to her injuries.

This was not crossfire. Not a battlefield mistake. A child was chased from the sky after watching her father murdered before her eyes.

🇸🇦🇧🇭🇺🇸🏴‍☠️⚔️🇧🇭 Saudi Foreign Ministry announces its support for Bahrain's measures in the war against the Shias of Bahrain.

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🇮🇷 | Iran’s unmanned fast boats are increasingly viewed as a serious tactical challenge for the US Navy in the Strait of Hormuz. These advanced vessels, reportedly equipped with explosive payloads and radar systems, are designed to operate collectively in coordinated “swarm” attacks against larger naval targets.

Military observers note that detecting and tracking such small, high-speed boats is extremely difficult due to their low radar cross-section and rapid maneuverability. Traditional defense systems deployed on American destroyers were largely built around conventional warfare doctrines and are not always optimized for responding to large numbers of inexpensive, fast-moving unmanned threats simultaneously.

Analysts believe Iran’s investment in relatively low-cost but asymmetric naval technologies has contributed to a new form of tactical pressure on the US Fifth Fleet, particularly regarding the security of energy routes and maritime traffic in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.

Modern warfare is increasingly proving that costlier systems are not always guaranteed superiority against adaptive asymmetric strategies.

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🇸🇦: 🇮🇶 | MBS Congratulates New Iraqi Prime Minister:

The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia sent a message congratulating Ali Kazem Faleh Al-Zaydi on his appointment as the new Prime Minister of Iraq.

According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), Mohammed bin Salman expressed in his message his readiness to cooperate with the new Iraqi government, strengthen bilateral relations between the two countries, and expand ties across all fields.

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🇶🇦 | Breaking — A projectile hit a bulk carrier ship near Doha, Qatar, triggering a fire on board. Reports regarding unidentified projectiles remain unverified and are not linked to Iran, but appear to originate from questionable sources associated with hostile actors. Until officially confirmed by Iran, such claims should not be considered verified information. This fits a broader pattern of psychological operations being circulated against Iran.

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✅ | Vaneesa Beeley writes:

The Wall Street Journal revealed that, with full American knowledge, Zionist Israel established a secret military base deep inside the Iraqi desert before the war of choice on Iran to support its air campaign.

The base was nearly exposed in March after an Iraqi shepherd alerted authorities. When Iraqi forces moved to investigate activity on their own sovereign land, they were met not with explanations, but with Israeli airstrikes, killing one Iraqi soldier and wounding two others.

This is the reality behind the endless lectures about "international law", "sovereignty", and the so-called "rules-based order". Washington and Tel Aviv treat the entire region as an open battlefield for their aggression, covert wars, assassinations, occupations, and colonial ambitions, all carried out with absolute impunity. Imagine the global hysteria if any other state had secretly built a military base inside another country and bombed its soldiers for discovering it.

The hypocrisy is staggering: nations resisting occupation are labeled "threats", while those violating borders, building illegal military infrastructure, and bombing sovereign states are marketed as the guardians of stability. For the US-Israeli axis, Arab lands are not sovereign nations, they are staging grounds for domination, destruction, and endless war.

The only viable option is to dismantle Israel and kick the US out of west Asia.

This will be a long and costly war. Many of us may not survive it, my family and I included. But for us, this is an existential battle: a struggle for our land, our sovereignty, our dignity, and the right to secure a viable future for our children and generations to come.

We will not relent.

If others across West Asia choose surrender or submission, that is their decision. But here in Lebanon, especially in south Lebanon, Al-Janub, we have chosen a different path: to reclaim what is ours, defend what remains, and resist erasure at any cost.

We either do that, or we die trying.

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✅ | Equally, those countries where such operations are ongoing are also responsible for crimes against humanity. Meanwhile, those who sit in so-called positions of peaceful leadership remain silent, without any clear stance or response to occupation and aggression.

Will Iraqi state officials officially reject this, or will they once again resort to a hollow complaint at the UN? Do they have the audacity to speak up while American media freely takes the lead in confirming this?

This base was formed between the two major holy cities of Islam, Karbala and Najaf, which is indeed a deeply shameful act.

We hope that the prominent voices and respected figures in Iraq, who are habitual in issuing strong statements against interference from “any regional country” in Iraqi affairs, will ensure that Iraq is not used by foreign powers. Or will those who always repeat the line, “we will not allow Iraq to be used by foreigners,” also speak now?

They should have the courage to deliver clear and firm positions, rather than repeatedly calling on international powers to intervene or asking the UN to take action.

Everything will be questioned. No silence can remain permanent, and no narrative can escape accountability in the long run. The consequences of silence and inaction will eventually return to those who chose not to speak when it mattered most.

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