🚨 PUTIN: RUSSIA STANDS WITH IRAN
Russian President Vladimir Putin met Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in Bishkek, declaring that Moscow stands in solidarity with Iran and “admires their courage and steadfastness.”
Putin said Russia is assisting Tehran in its “difficult situation” while maintaining trade ties and “supplying the needed goods.”
He also sent greetings to Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.
⭕️🔎LOCATED: Combat equipment & weapons in the Security Zone in southern Lebanon.
The equipment included guided anti-tank missiles, a rocket launcher, missile launchers, grenades, explosive devices, Kalashnikov rifles, tactical vests, uniforms & helmets.
Additionally, Hezbollah infrastructure was found embedded within civilian infrastructure.
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt says the state is prepared to open its doors to Jewish families seeking safety amid growing antisemitism in Canada.
The announcement follows a call from Christian leaders across Canada urging the United States to provide refuge for Jewish Canadians facing increasing antisemitic hostility.
This woman is about to be executed in Iran.
Her name is Taraneh Rahimi. 20 years old. From Isfahan.
Her crime? Joining the January uprising and stopping the beating of another protester.
Sentence: DEATH after being tortured with electric shocks and threatened with rape in prison.
Despite Taraneh's deteriorating health, an official in the prison's medical unit told her:
"You're going to be executed anyway whether you die from the pain in your leg or die paralyzed, what does it matter?"
Be her voice before try he hang her!
#StopExecutionsInIran
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Let me introduce you to Sarina Esmailzadeh, another hero from my country, Iran.
She was 16 years old. And like so many teenage girls her age, she had a YouTube channel.
She filmed herself baking cookies. She vlogged about her life in Karaj. She talked about compulsory hijab, about what it meant to grow up as a girl under the Islamic Republic, and about her dreams for freedom.
She laughed on camera. She joked. She danced. She was full of life.
On September 23, 2022, Sarina joined the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising. Amnesty International reported that security forces struck her repeatedly on the head with batons, killing her. She was only 16.
I know I keep repeating her age. But how can I not? She was sixteen.
She wanted the world to understand what it means to be a girl standing against bad laws, discriminatory traditions, and a political system that seek to control a woman’s body, her mind, her clothes, and her future.
Sarina stood against all of it. And I have a question:
How many women in the West know her name? How many college students and campus activists know her story?
I want everyone to know her name. Because the regime could kill Sarina, but it could not kill what she stood for.
We are not giving up. We will continue the path Sarina and so many other brave Iranian girls began.
The U.S. will respond to the overnight Iranian missile attack on American forces, President Trump told Fox News.
"We're going to hit them hard. There will be a response."
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“Calling for genocide against Israel is despicable. Israel is a great friend and ally of the United States, I’d advise Qatar not to forget that.”
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