Kamran Faiz

[Crescent 🌙🌘 @ultrapromax100]

Satirical comedy about mahamanav leader makes the point in a funny way. You get it with the reality check and laughs it out. 😂

[Gabbar @Gabbar0099]

This is BRUTAL 🔥😅

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

As you head to work tomorrow, remember that your hard earned tax dollars are being spent on this.

[MenchOsint @MenchOsint]

This just further confirms that the U.S. is out of munitions, especially interceptors.

[Tanveer Awan @hTanveerAwan]

موٹر وے ریسٹ ایریاز میں 3 گنا قیمتوں کا پنجاب میں نوٹس لے لیا گیا ۔ اور اس دوران یہ انکشاف بھی ہوا ہے کہ یہ لوگ صرف چیزیں ہی مہنگی نہیں بیچتے بلکہ ایکسپائر ، غیر معیاری اور جعلی پروڈکٹس بھی ہوتی ہیں ۔ امپورٹڈ پروڈکٹس کے نام پر لوکل دو نمبر اشیاء رکھی ہوتی ہیں جن کو بین الاقوامی کمپنیوں کے اسٹیکر اور پیکجنگ کرکے فروخت کیا جارہا ہے ۔

مسافر کوشش کریں کہ سفر کیلئے کھانے پینے کی ضروری اشیاء ساتھ لیکر جائیں ۔ اور ایسی جگہوں سے کھانے پینے کی اشیاء نہ لیں ۔ ہوٹلز کا بھی کوئی بھروسہ نہیں کہ کیا پکا کر کھلایا جاتا ہے ۔

[Kamran Yousaf @Kamran_Yousaf]

Iran and Oman are inching closer to a Strait of Hormuz deal. In reality, though, it would be an understanding between Iran, the US, and the Gulf states. If finalized, it could pave the way for Tehran and Washington to return to the negotiating table.

[Clash Report @clashreport]

Iranian pilots attacked US bases without GPS, according to a deputy coordinator of Iranian Army Air Force, who described how the mission relied on old-school navigation to stay undetected:

Our pilots were trained to guide the fighter jets in various missions using only maps and rudimentary systems, without relying on GPS or INS [inertial navigation].

Perhaps our trump card was that there was no outgoing signal—not even a radio signal—from our aircraft, and probably on the first day, the enemy didn't imagine the air force would have the audacity to carry out such a mission.

[The Spectator Index @spectatorindex]

BREAKING: Iran warned Gulf states that 'any new U.S. attack on its territory' would in turn 'trigger ​retaliation against critical energy infrastructure across the region', according to Reuters report.

[Iran Observer @IranObserver0]

⚡️BREAKING: Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has provided some Details on the Hormuz Agreement

1. Iran will close the Northern and Southern sea lanes

2. A Temporary Shipping Lane will be established in the area for 2–4 Months, and most Maritime Traffic will pass through Iranian Territorial Waters

3. During this period, Negotiations must take place on Phase 2 of the Hormuz Agreement, which includes discussions on Maritime Fees

4. The full Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is contingent on the US lifting the Naval Blockade and Energy Sanctions and unfreezing Iran’s Frozen Assets

[Khaleeq Kiani @KhaleeqKiani]

Both petrol & HSD 7-day average down but petrol price up

[The Saviour @TheSaviour]

F*ck Burger King. Boycott those bastards.

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

0 years old. Killed by an Israeli airstrike. His father, mother, and three-year-old brother were also killed.

These are crimes against humanity.

[Dr. Taimur Rahman @Taimur_Laal]

I wake up in the morning and wonder what frightening news the world has on store for me today.

Genocide, war, environmental destruction, rape pillage, exploitation, looting. What will it be today.

Each day seems more brutal than the last.

Do you feel the same way?

[Khaleeq Kiani @KhaleeqKiani]

لعنت ہے شیر جوانو تمھارے اور تمھارے ہینڈلرز پہ، ایک نہتے انسان پہ کتوں کی طرح حملہ آور ہو

[tim anderson @timand2037]

You can see the difference between Saudi and Iraqi culture by the way their security treats pilgrims.

[ilmfeed @IlmFeed]

$47,000 has been raised for a Burger King employee who was fired for saying “Free Palestine”.

[Tanveer Awan @hTanveerAwan]

جو چیز پُرسکون ہو، اسے ویسے ہی رہنے دو (اس سے چھیڑ چھاڑ مت کرو) 🤦🏽‍♂️

[The Hormuz Letter @HormuzLetter]

BREAKING: Iran's announced 7% toll on all commercial ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, would generate Iran $385 million daily net or more than $100 billion yearly net at pre-war traffic.

The majority of crude oil volume moves on a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC), and at 2 million barrels max capacity the 7% toll would generate Iran ~$11 million for a single oil tanker.

A toll has almost no cost of goods, so ~97% is pure profit. Comparing it to net income, a 7% Hormuz toll would make the Strait about as profitable as Alphabet ($132B in 2025), Nvidia ($120B FY2026), Apple + Microsoft (both just crossed $100B), and Saudi Aramco ($105B), while representing ~15-20x Suez Canal's all-time peak revenue from its toll.

For Iran itself, this would exceed a third of Iran's GDP, without pumping a barrel.