🇮🇷 | Brigadier General Hossein Mohebi, spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC):

Following the 12-day war, the IRGC Aerospace Force was tasked with developing an indigenous air defense system. The project was completed rapidly, and the IRGC’s new domestic air defense network was built and later played a role in the Ramadan War, including the reported interception of an F-35 fighter aircraft.

During the recent 15-day war, we achieved 11 successful interceptions as follows:

July 8: Interception of an MQ-9 drone over Khormoj, Bushehr Province.

July 12: Interception of a cruise missile over Jahrom.

July 15: Interception of a LUCAS drone over Lar.

July 16: Interception of an MQ-9 drone in southern Iran.

July 17: Interception of an MQ-9 drone over Andimeshk.

July 18: Interception of an MQ-9 drone over Asaluyeh.

July 19: Interception of an MQ-9 drone over Ahvaz, another MQ-9 drone over Asaluyeh, and the interception of a reconnaissance drone by the 48th Fath Brigade.

July 20: Interception of an MQ-9 drone over Kermanshah, and the interception of a missile over Rudbar-e Jonub.

The martyred Leader said that if america started a war, it would become a regional war, and that is exactly what happened. However, this region is geographically vast and contains extensive strategic and critical nodes.

We are expanding the operational geography step by step, bringing more strategic and critical locations within the scope of these operations.

During Operation Nasr-2, we targeted america’s al-Tanf base in Syria, which is considered a strategic depth for america. If operations continue, there is potential for further geographic expansion.

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📌 | As soon as the British regime and several European governments started labeling and targeting Shias in the name of alleged connections with Iran and support for its cause and symbols, the Shirazis, Nakhshwanis and Allahyari fans crawled out of their holes as well. They have started chasing phantoms, creating controversies out of thin air. They are now fighting imaginary battles, then posting reels and videos about them to prove they are “different.” It is nothing more than shadowboxing with problems of their own making.

First and foremost, let it be clear: the war today is against Shia Islam. Today it was the Leader. Tomorrow, even the school of Sayyyd Sistani could face the same pressure very soon, no matter how quiet they choose to remain. The threat is emerging and expanding. They cannot remain silent under the illusion that staying away will protect them. That may provide short term comfort, but it is no long term safeguard.

Over the past few months, they have manufactured one fitna after another and continued shadowboxing with imaginary enemies. First, they insisted the conflict was only against Iran, not against civilians or Shias. Yet thousands of Shias were killed in Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran within a single year, and they kept their mouths shut. Now, once again, their imagination has run wild.

They have created another false story by claiming that we compare Imam Khamenei with Imam Husayn (A). The reality is that this narrative was invented by them and amplified by their circles in the West and Najaf. No Shia actually believes such a claim. Whenever a lover of Imam Khamenei refers to him as a son of Husayn (A) or praises his martyrdom, they immediately erupt with accusations and outrage. They are only deceiving themselves, just like the takfiris before them.

Now they have begun claiming that people are being forced to support Iran. If they have personal disputes with certain individuals, they should deal with those individuals personally. No Shia within the resistance forces compels anyone to support Iran. In reality, we usually do not need their support. They seem far more comfortable attending gala parties, dining in Buckingham Palace circles, and enjoying life abroad.

Disagreements over political strategy or support for particular governments should remain matters of political debate rather than becoming grounds for questioning the sincerity or identity of entire communities. Personal disagreements should remain personal, and ideological differences should be addressed through evidence and dialogue rather than through broad accusations or online campaigns that further polarize already divided audiences.

In the end, it is all self created propaganda, designed to fight imaginary enemies online before submitting the finished project to those who granted them visas and support while they continue living comfortably in the very states they claim to oppose.

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🇮🇶/ 🇮🇷 | Special welcome for Iranian pilgrims at the Shalamcheh border by an Iraqi citizen:

A banner displayed at the Shalamcheh border crossing welcomed Iranian pilgrims with the message:

“Welcome, owners of the ballistic missiles.”

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