Looking at Israeli response options on Iranian military targets and I’m kind of at a loss. Are they just going to strike airfields and boats?

If they want to hit missile complexes they will need to use weapons that are shunned.

Told you so

Israel has so far refused to divulge to the Biden administration details of its plans to retaliate against Tehran, U.S. officials tell The Wall Street Journal.

😊😏 “plausible deniability”

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Now I must go patrol the Mojave 😓

It’s so hot it almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter. 🥶

— 🇮🇷☢️ NEW: 40 Iranian Members of Parliament have written a letter to the Supreme National Security Council, urging them to consider changing Iran's 'nuclear policy' regarding the development of nuclear weapons

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— ❗️🇮🇷☢️ Member of Iran's National Security and Foreign Policy Comittee of the Majlis, Alaeddin Borujerdi:

'We are seriously considering withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the parliament is taking steps in this regard. However, this does not necessarily mean we intend to produce or develop a nuclear weapon.' – RIA Novosti

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Ukrainian-Russian war. Day 958:
Situation at Siversk front: Despite the geolocations, Russian advances on the front were either exaggerated or short-lived.
- Russian army was able to take the northern hill of Bilohorivka and from there advance without resistance to Hryhorivka. However, after raising the flag, the Russian forces withdrew. The truth is that Hryhorivka is a ghost town, heavily destroyed where it is impossible to settle (of course the reports about the capture of half of Serebrianka were not true). Similar is the case with Bilohorivka, which is empty except for a small Ukrainian presence on the southern hill. In reality, the Ukrainian presence is further back in the wooded area full of trenches south of Hryhorivka.

My map will be adjusted slightly as this make a lot of sense. In 2022 the same situation occurred where Hyrhorivka couldn’t be held. Seversk front is some of the most complicated terrain on the whole battlefield and highly adventurous for the defenders. I do however think some of the advance will likely end up standing and the Ukrainian positions west of Bilohorivka will be captured relatively soon.

Updated control map, Sevesk front.

This front is one that I don’t make predictions on and will always play safe.

Much like my distrust of Mariinka and Ugledar.

I’ll always play it safe here if reliable sources are countering my claims.

Reports are indicating that a large number of AFU have retreated to Sumy from the Kursk region.

Imported?

Bro wars are now 52% hype videos and trailers.

This one is pretty sick though.