javin coleman

Trying to see the world and be great at same time nigga with a chip on his shoulder.

[Rubi @RubiRubidoooo]

🐈 I don't think these cat moms are up for the task of being moms. What do you think ?🐈🤣😂

[Rob @_ROB_29]

The slow motion makes it hilarious. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[꧁Bobbi꧂ @SaltyBitch_52]

Dogs seeing their reflection in a mirror 😂😂😂

[Daily Loud @DailyLoud]

DISGUSTING: Miami-Dade Sheriff’s lieutenant has been identified after streamer Vitaly caught him attempting to meet with a 15-year-old girl.

[FalconUpdatesHQ @FalconUpdatesHQ]

BREAKING 🚨

🇺🇸 🇮🇱 🇮🇷 US & Israel strike Iran after IRGC attacked Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

🚀 Reports say hundreds of Tomahawk cruise missiles targeted Iranian military infrastructure.

⚡️Impact felt across Iran as tensions escalate in the region.

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

JUST IN: Beneath the mountains of Isfahan, the IRGC built a subway system for ballistic missiles. Tunnels carved into granite half a kilometre deep, reinforced with North Korean engineering and Chinese technical assistance, connecting cavernous assembly halls where solid-fuel motors are manufactured, warheads are integrated, and complete missiles roll off production lines onto automated high-speed electric rails. The trains carry transporter-erector-launchers through underground corridors to one of several blast-door exits. The TEL surfaces through a pop-up door, fires, and retreats underground before the satellite that spotted it can relay coordinates to the bomber that would strike it. The system was designed for exactly this scenario. It was designed to survive America.

On March 31, bunker-buster bombs hit the Baharestan complex. Ten heavy GPS-guided munitions struck surface entrances, propellant storage facilities, and assembly infrastructure. The secondary explosions were visible from space. Stored missiles, thousands of tons of propellant, and fuel ignited in a chain reaction that lit up the Isfahan night for hours. Iranian state media acknowledged the site was hit and claimed “no strategic impact,” which is the phrase a regime uses when the strategic impact requires a classified briefing rather than a press conference.

The damage is real but bounded. Pre-strike, Baharestan produced hundreds of solid-fuel motors, thousands of tons of propellant, and dozens of complete missiles per year. Post-strike estimates put short-term capacity at 40 to 60 percent, with full recovery requiring 12 to 24 months. The surface infrastructure was destroyed. The entrances were collapsed. The propellant lines that feed the assembly halls were severed. But the tunnels themselves, half a kilometre beneath the mountain, and the rail network that runs through them, remain largely intact. The subway still works. The trains still run. The blast doors still open.

And the network is not one city. Isfahan is the production hub. Tabriz in the northwest stores and launches long-range variants. Kermanshah near the Iraqi border operates interconnected tunnels for solid-fuel launchers. Shiraz in the south handles cruise missiles and logistics. Khorramabad maintains silos and underground launch capability. The strikes degraded one node. The system has five. Iran’s missile infrastructure was designed as a distributed network for the same reason the internet was: so that destroying one node does not destroy the function.

Iranian launch activity has dropped to its lowest level since the war began. The command coordination that selects targets and sequences barrages was disrupted when the Aerospace Forces headquarters in western Tehran took ten bombs overnight. The production line that replenishes spent missiles was cut by 40 to 60 percent when Baharestan burned. The air campaign is working by every metric the Pentagon measures.

But the metric the Pentagon does not measure is the one that matters. The strait is still closed. The helium is still boiling. The fertiliser is still not shipping. The 3,000 vessels are still stranded. The bombs have five-metre accuracy and the crisis has a five-year repair timeline. Precision won the air war. Duration is winning the molecular war. And the molecular war determines whether the chips that guided the bombs to Isfahan will have helium to cool them next quarter.

The missile subway survives because it was built for this war. The molecular crisis deepens because nobody built anything for that one. And that one is the war that ends the world the missiles were built to defend.

https://t.co/dAOBBMsgDS

[The Sigma Mindset @thesigmamindset]

🚨 Signs You’re a Feminine Man ‼️‼️

[ViralCaught @CaughtOnCam_X]

Girl catches boyfriend cheating with best friend. Look what she done😳👀

[My Mixtapez @mymixtapez]

Only 10 people showed up to support Lil Durk at his court hearing. Among them were, surprisingly, Power actors Kris D. Lofton and Gianni V. Paolo 💯

[Dr. Clown, PhD @DrClownPhD]

This hits really hard! 😢

[Daily Loud @DailyLoud]

Dogs seen tearing apart a car in Atlanta 🤯

[DammyAyo💕 @dartgurlie]

Me realizing mid-conversation that I'm never speaking to this person again.

[Ambar @Ambar_SIFF_MRA]

How ALL men really feel about Valentine's Day

[HolisticHealthHQ @HolisticHHQ]

Interesting 👉

[International Relations @Intl_Relations0]

🔴The news say that the reason is that she invested their money in buying a huge quantity of silver bars and suffered devastating losses after the stock market crashed.

[Chuckling Charlie @ChucklingChrly]

Whoa!! You are on a boat and see this coming out of the fog. 😱

[Officer Lew @officer_Lew]

JUST IN🚨: Jay-Z visibly panicking when his car wasn’t ready and he got stuck standing there with a reporter 😬🚗💨

[Hlovo @hlovo_]

They renovated his house while he was away 😭😭😭