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Trump in the presence of Al-Zaidi: "Iran's military power is now just a tiny fraction of what it was four months ago, so Iraq will no longer face the 'Iranian problem'." @observer_5
🔴 Trump wraps a looting agenda with Al-Zaidi's endorsement: Oil deals on the ruins of sovereignty and justice

Intense statements mapped out a new phase in relations between the two countries, focusing in essence on transitioning from military partnership to economic-oil cooperation, and Baghdad’s stance on Iranian influence.

Economic Partnership and Military Presence

President Trump affirmed his conviction that there is no need for a continued US military presence in Iraq, noting that American oil companies will enter Iraq to extract massive quantities of oil at unprecedented levels, describing this economic cooperation as making
"beautiful music"

between the two countries.

For his part, the Iraqi Prime Minister stressed that the visit aims to shape the future of the relationship beyond just the military aspect, deeming his security forces capable of protecting the country, and emphasizing his commitment to restricting weapons to state control after September 30th.

The Iranian File and the Assassination of Soleimani and Al-Muhandis

President Trump took a sharp stance against Iran, describing it as a
"burden"

on Iraq and a
"bully"

to Middle Eastern nations, pointing out that Iranian military capabilities have significantly declined over the past four months, which reduces Iranian influence in Iraq.

In justifying the assassination of Qasem Soleimani, Trump asserted that he made the decision to eliminate him because Soleimani had complete control over Iran and Tehran's leaders feared him.

Trump referred to Al-Muhandis as a
"very bad guy"

who was with Soleimani at the moment of the strike, describing him as a
"leader."


He asserted that Iran was the one who
"shot first"
in the confrontations that followed, prompting the United States to respond forcefully.

In a notable reaction to the discussion surrounding the martyrdom of Qasem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the Iraqi Prime Minister avoided dwelling on the past, emphasizing his focus on the country's political and economic present and future.

Discussing the costs of the war on terror, he pointed out that Iraq paid a steep and devastating price for its infrastructure during its battles against terrorist organizations, demanding a fair share for Iraq in the oil market.

Relationship Between the Two Leaders

Trump expressed explicit support for the Iraqi Prime Minister, describing him as someone who would become one of the greatest leaders in the Middle East, noting that the United States helped him achieve his position, and that he expects him to remain in power for a long time, while expressing satisfaction with the path Baghdad is taking regarding disarming armed factions.

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Several hangars housing weapons, ship and aircraft spare parts belonging to the enemy, as well as stationing platforms for MQ-9 UAVs, were targeted in the third wave.

Public Relations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC):

🔹 The zealous fighters of the Naval and Aerospace Forces, in the third wave of "Operation Nasr 2" under the slogan "Ya Zayn al-Abidin (AS)," carried out a joint missile and drone operation hours ago. During the operation, they destroyed several hangars housing weapons, ship and aircraft spare parts belonging to the enemy at the "Sheikh Isa" base in Bahrain, and targeted stationing platforms for MQ-9 UAVs at the "Ali Al Salem" base in Kuwait, resulting in the destruction of or damage to several of them.

🔹 These attacks come in response to the aggressions launched this afternoon by the child-killing US occupation military against a number of coastal stations belonging to our armed forces.
🔹 Reciprocation and disciplining the aggressor will continue, and in the event of a repeat of these aggressions, they will face surprise responses.

🔹 As long as American evils persist in the region, not a single drop of oil or gas will be exported from it, and these aggressions will only delay the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.


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🎥 Watch | An Iranian 'Shahed' drone hits a US military warehouse in Kuwait.


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🔴 Israeli Channel 12 to occupation soldiers at Beaufort Castle (Qalaat al-Shaqif): "Enjoy watching the World Cup!"

What we believe:

Enjoy the broadcast while you can, and take a good look at the view. History has already recorded how your previous stay in Qalaat al-Shaqif ended—you are merely temporary trespassers on a land that will inevitably spit out its occupiers once again.

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"Video | Satellite imagery shows US military aircraft maintenance facility at Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar sustained damage as a result of Iranian strikes." 



Primary Target: Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar is the largest US military asset in the region and hosts CENTCOM’s Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC). 

Verification: Commercial satellite imagery (such as from Soar Atlas) has verified direct kinetic impacts on key US military infrastructure, specifically targeting communications arrays, support facilities, and aircraft maintenance hangars. 
Consequences

Operational Disruption: The damage to aircraft maintenance facilities and critical satellite communications (SATCOM) terminals degrades the immediate logistics and secure communication capabilities of the CAOC. 

Air Defense Vulnerability: Despite the deployment of Patriot and THAAD missile defense systems in the region, the successful penetration of Iranian precision-guided missiles highlights gaps in regional air defenses. 


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🔥 CHRONICLES OF A FIASCO: How the US "Blockade" of Iran Evaporated Into Panic, Protests, and Air Strikes on CENTCOM

While Washington plays pretend with economic sanctions, the Islamic Republic and its allies are rewriting the military reality on the ground—proving that US steel is no match for regional resolve.
Here is how the battle unfolded over the last crucial hours:

[The Paper Blockade] — July 12, 2026

Washington proudly declares: "We have reinstated the blockade on Iran". A symbolic gesture designed for political theaters, but dead on arrival in the waters of the Persian Gulf.
[Diplomatic Whining] — July 13, 2026
The UK Foreign Office summons the Iranian Chargé d’Affaires following highly effective retaliatory strikes by regional resistance groups. Once again, Europe acts as Washington's diplomatic shield.

[The Paperwork Filed] — July 13, 2026
Iran's Envoy to the UN officially submits a letter documenting 42 clear and material violations of the active Memorandum of Understanding by the United States. Tehran establishes the legal basis before the kinetic response.

[The Strike on Jordan] — Early Morning, July 14, 2026
Boom. The Iranian military launches a precision drone strike targeting a US hangar housing F-18 fighter jets and critical logistical assets at the Muaffaq Salti Air Base (Al-Azraq) in Jordan. A direct message that US bases in the region are sitting ducks.

[Clashes in the Gulf & Hormuz] — Late Afternoon, July 14, 2026
Iranian State TV and local agencies report heavy clashes and exchanges of gunfire in the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf of Oman, and the eastern waters of Hormozgan and Sirik. The imperial navy tries to assert dominance; they are met with steel.

[Southern Iran on Guard] — Night of July 14, 2026
Sirik & Hengam Island: Air defenses activate around the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. Strikes successfully target a maritime border guard center in Sirik, with explosions heard as far as Hengam Island.

Chabahar & Bampur: Conflicting reports emerge as Fars News reports explosions in Sistan and Baluchestan, while Tasnim security officials quickly clarify: "No explosions in Chabahar." Iran's command remains calm, calculated, and securely in control.

[Trump’s Verbal Retreat] — Night of July 14, 2026
Staring at the economic abyss, Donald Trump retreats: "I ordered not to strike Iran's oil facilities to avoid impacting the global economy." Translation: We are terrified of $150-a-barrel oil. He weakly adds, "We may target it later if we have to."

[The Obsession with "Jabal al-Fas"] — Night of July 14, 2026
Terrified of Iran's deep-underground nuclear fortifications, Trump rants: "We are monitoring the Jabal al-Fas site... we have weapons that can reach great depths.".

[OVERNIGHT & MORNING ESCALATION: "ENERGY FOR ALL OR FOR NO ONE"] — Late Night July 14 – Morning July 15, 2026
Trump's desperate threats: Trump takes to Fox News, threatening to strike Iran's civilian power plants and bridges next week if Tehran does not capitulate. 

The Wave 3 Response (07:00 - 09:00, July 15): In a massive, coordinated joint missile and drone assault under "Operation Nasr 2", IRGC and regular forces strike back: 

Bahrain: IRGC targets the US Fifth Fleet Command-and-Control and logistics infrastructure. Air raid sirens wail across Bahrain. 

Kuwait: Direct cruise missile hits smash into the US military logistics center at Mina Abdullah and MQ-9 UAV platforms at Ali Al Salem Air Base
Jordan: Another wave of precision strikes targets US assets in Jordan. 

The Strategic Warning: The IRGC issues a chilling warning to global energy markets: as long as the US blockade remains, not a single drop of regional oil or gas will be exported. The Strait of Hormuz will remain sealed. 

The Bottom Line: Washington can bluster on television, but their bases are burning, their allies are crying to the UN, and their president is terrified of touching Iranian oil. The Persian Gulf remains Persian.

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In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
🔴 Statement..

{“O you who have believed, fight those adjacent to you of the disbelievers and let them find in you harshness. And know that Allah is with the righteous.”} [Surah At-Tawbah: 123]

We have closely followed the events of the meeting between the criminal American President and the Iraqi Prime Minister. During this session, the criminal spoke of his crime—the assassination of the two great leaders, Haj Qasem Soleimani and Haj Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, at Baghdad Airport—questioning whether he had done the Prime Minister a favor by this act. The response from the latter was that he was
"weary of the past."

This scene compels us to expose the true reality of this visit and to declare our unwavering, fundamental principles:

First: This scene clearly demonstrates this criminal’s fear of the consequences of the crimes he committed against himself, and of their repercussions, especially within Iraq and by the proud, free Iraqi people.

Second: We wish to remind this official—who is new to politics and currently holds the title of Iraqi Prime Minister—that whoever evades the glorious past of his country severs his connection to his nation's roots. He whose past is a path of falsehood is unfit to lead the future.

Third: We have not forgotten, and we will never forget, our vengeance. The heavier this criminal’s crimes weigh upon him, the more resolute we become in seeking retribution—relying first upon the resistance fighters in Iraq, and second upon the sons of the Islamic nation (Ummah).

We pledge to our beloved father, and to the thousands of martyr leaders and innocents of this nation—foremost among them all, our leader and the guardian of the Muslims’ affairs, His Eminence the Martyr Leader, Sayyid Ali Khamenei, and his rightful successor, His Eminence Sayyid Mojtaba Khamenei—that even if we are unable to bear arms, we will drown this criminal and his lackeys in America, the region, and Iraq with our own blood.

Furthermore, it has become blatantly clear to everyone that this visit served two primary objectives:

1. Dismantling the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF / Al-Hashd al-Sha'abi) as an ideological force that—by virtue of its formation, existence, and history—confronts the forces of arrogance (Ar-Stikbar) and their tools; this serves as a continuation of the path that began with the assassination of the PMF commander, Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis.

2. Seizing control of Iraq's oil wealth.
Accordingly, we assert that the rhetoric surrounding the necessity of dismantling the resistance and surrendering weapons under the banner of "restricting arms to the state" is an unacceptable American-Zionist narrative, regardless of who utters it.
We also stress the necessity of resisting and confronting the economic presence that seeks to plunder our wealth, just as we resist their military presence with all our might.
And the ultimate outcome is for the righteous.

The Family of the Martyr Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis
July 15, 2026

#SomeoneLikeMeDoesNotPledgeAllegianceToSomeoneLikeHim
#WeShallContinueOnThePathOfHussein

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🔴 U.S. Central Command: Execution of a second wave of strikes against Iranian military capabilities

"At exactly 3:00 PM EST today, U.S. forces launched the second wave of strike operations against Iran.
These strikes target Iranian military capabilities used to threaten vessels transiting freely through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital international waterway for global trade.
The U.S. [terrorist] armed forces are working to hold Iran accountable based on the directives of the Commander-in-Chief."


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🔴 U.S. Central Command: Execution of a second wave of strikes against Iranian military capabilities "At exactly 3:00 PM EST today, U.S. forces launched the second wave of strike operations against Iran. These strikes target Iranian military capabilities used…
The United States resumes its hostile attacks: Explosions rock Ahvaz and Chabahar

📍 Iran

U.S. forces have resumed their hostile campaign against Iran, with field sources reporting a series of powerful explosions heard in the city of Ahvaz, coinciding with similar attacks targeting the coastal city of Chabahar.

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🔴 Summary of Israeli aggressions on southern regions of Lebanon so far:

The Israeli enemy continued its aggressions on the southern regions, executing a series of demolition operations, military movements, and shelling targeting a number of towns, as follows:

Demolition Operations:

• Beit Yahoun
• Bint Jbeil
• Khiam
• Kounine
• Deir Syrian
• Kfar Tebnit
• Majdal Zoun

Artillery Shelling:
• Town of Houla
• Outskirts of the town of Ayta al-Jabal

White Phosphorus Shelling:
• The area between the towns of Baraachit and Beit Yahoun

Airstrikes:
• Hostile warplanes carried out an airstrike targeting the area between the towns of Beit Yahoun and Baraachit.

Field Aggressions and Movements:

• Occupation soldiers opened fire at a number of residents who attempted to inspect orchards adjacent to the towns of Majdal Zoun and Mansouri.

• A hostile drone dropped stun grenades in Tell Dabin and Mansouri.
• Occupation forces conducted sweeping fire with machine guns toward the town of Zoutar.

• A hostile mechanized force advanced toward the outskirts of the town of Haddatha from the direction of Haris.

🔴 Moments ago, the enemy executed a demolition operation on the outskirts of Baraachit - Kounine.

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🔴 Ammar al-Hakim supports the Prime Minister's economic direction and emphasizes restricting weapons to the state

📍 Baghdad

The leader of the Al-Hikma Movement, Ammar al-Hakim, announced his support for the Prime Minister's steps to strengthen the economic partnership with the United States, considering it part of the Strategic Framework Agreement. Al-Hakim explained that plans to increase oil production require extensive international investments and partnerships.

In another context, al-Hakim stressed the necessity of restricting weapons to the authority of the state, emphasizing that the decision of war and peace falls under the jurisdiction of parliament, and warning of the repercussions of targeting neighboring countries.
He also called for combating corruption and holding
"big heads" accountable without favoritism.

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He also called for combating corruption and holding
"big heads" (high-profile figures)

accountable without favoritism, at a time when videos dating back to the election period have sparked controversy regarding al-Hakim's relationship with the director of the Oil Products Distribution Company, who was recently arrested on corruption charges.


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Trump: "The Strait of Hormuz is open, and will remain open, with or without Iran. We are reinstating the 'Iranian Blockade'—so named because it only stops ships or agents doing business with Iran from entering or leaving. All other nations will have fair…
NEW:

President Trump says he has changed his mind and won’t charge 20% tolls from ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz

Instead, he will seek
‘investments’ and ‘trade contracts’

from Gulf states.

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🔴 The new wave of Iranian attacks targeting U.S. targets in the region

The recent hours have witnessed a series of attacks targeting military sites and bases hosting U.S. forces in several countries across the region, amid escalating regional tensions:

Iraq: Field reports indicated that a military base hosting U.S. forces in the vicinity of Erbil Airport was subjected to a drone attack.

Kuwait: Successive explosion sounds were heard in various parts of the country, amid a state of anticipation.

Bahrain: Local sources detected explosions in the vicinity of the "Sheikh Isa" Air Base, which hosts U.S. military units.

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