@Xking332 Wouldn't Iran also lose their internet? And obviously if they try take out power plants the retaliation will be a thousand times worse for them. They've made claims like that a million times before and they never deliver
From @TheAthleticFC: This is the behind-the-scenes story of how Real Madrid and Vinicius Junior reached an agreement β and how close Arsenal came to pulling off a stunning signing. https://t.co/b7BaIgIzcI
@Pebobies@FoxNews@grok Exactly. They shouldn't happen at all, not if a woman has access to affordable, close, medical expertise. Anything that requires abortion should be detected earlier, that's why this isn't really a solution.
Going after education systems is pure filth. Military targets might come with some twisted logic in a shadow war, but energy infrastructure and schools or universities? That's crossing straight into targeting civilians and the next generation.
The IRGC have already proven themselves to be sick enough to go after civilians on purpose, even if it isn't confirmed yet. And if it is them, they're making it clear they have zero interest in any kind of restraint.
@Osint613 Iran is the only country in the region that wants chaos instead of stability. I sincerely hope the Iranian people get to experience the upside of a more stable and cooperative region and a government that respects its citizens and values their lives.
@MiddleEast_24 I'd take this a lot more seriously if it wasn't coming from Dark Box. They've been wrong too many times to count and their reporting is unbelievably biased.
Mark Zuckerberg faces questions after his $300 million superyacht reportedly declined to help stranded boat
A nearby boat ran out of fuel in Alaska and reportedly received no response from Zuckerbergβs yacht after repeated calls for help
@AJEnglish As if anyone is going to give in to this suicidal, destructive regime's "series of demands" while pretending to negotiate about something that isn't theirs to begin with.
@llSO1ll It's one of the few places in the world where Islamic faith and modern living aren't competing factors. Mosques, tolerance and cosmopolitan living exist side by side without the ideological weight so many places attach to religion.
@Xking332 Airlines are taking extra precautions because of a suicidal regime, I would too. But I've seen too many people on the ground who are actually showing the place operating normally to believe some guy who has it in for Dubai
The Iranian regime just published six "demands" to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, dressed up as defending "the Iranian nation" and "the Iranian people."
Let's be clear who's actually speaking here.
This is the same Supreme National Security Council responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of its own citizens, from crackdowns on protesters to a war they escalated rather than ended. They don't represent the Iranian people. They rule over them.
This is the same apparatus that has run Iran's economy into the ground for more than 40 years; corruption, mismanagement, and billions funneled into regional proxy wars instead of the country they claim to speak for. Whatever Iran had, this regime spent it chasing an ideology of permanent confrontation that was never going to produce anything but ruin.
Now they're blocking a strait Iranian sailors and the Iranian economy also depend on and calling it defense of "the nation." The people paying the price are the same people who've been paying for this regime's choices for decades.
They don't speak for Iran. They're the reason Iran is in this position.
Strait of Hormuz over the last 48 hours: there's no diplomatic resolution
The US and Iran appear content to play this game of hide-and-seek with vessel transits through the Oman lane. US continues to escort a convoy of tankers, and Iran keeps hitting them.
UAE reported that one of its tankers was hit, and rescue boats were seen moving towards the damaged tanker. @MerruX noted an oil spill from the hit.
In addition to the escalation we continue to see in the Oman lane, the Iranian Supreme National Security Council has published its demands for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
1. Never threaten Iran in any language, nor insult the sanctities of this nation.
2. Permanently end the war and aggression against Iran and its allies in Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen, and Iraq.
3. Lift the naval blockade and withdraw its military forces (naval and air) from around Iran.
4. Pay full compensation, without deduction, for the damages of the two aggressive and imposed wars against Iran.
5. Lift the cruel and illegal sanctions against the Iranian nation.
6. Unconditionally release the frozen and stolen assets of the Iranian people.
If you are keeping track, they have now added Palestine, Yemen, and Iraq to their list for a permanent end to war and aggression.
Yikes.
By the way, this is the same National Security Council everyone said was "waiting" to approve the deal between Iran and Oman.
It does not bode well.
I guess we will see what Trump does next.
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@SgtShow01 The parts they actually remember are the ones where youβre present and moving around with them, not the ones where you bought them something.