Way to the Truth

Muslim | Sunnah defender | Islam is Haqq | Speak truth to the tyrant, the powerful, the ignorant and the deviant.

[Way to the Truth @MazinX]

Read O muslims the Nullifiers of Islam,
#Islam #Muslims #Tawheed

[Iran In Hyderabad @IraninHyderabad]

The Only U.S flag available in Iran.

[WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧 @WarMonitor3]

This weekend or next could get very hot in the Middle East the signs are there...

[Megatron @Megatron_ron]

BREAKING: Iran's war is depleting the world's strategic oil reserves at an unprecedented rate, with only one month left until fuel rationing and security crises worldwide, per Bloomberg

[Arya Yadeghaar (Backup) @AryJeayBackup]

The IRGC Navy announced in its official statement that from now on, any attack on Iranian oil tankers will be responded to with an attack on US military bases.

[Zeyaan @Xeyaann]

Imam Al-Ghazali said: Concealing one’s illness, hiding poverty and hardship, and keeping personal trials veiled from people are among the treasures of righteousness, and they are counted among the loftiest spiritual stations.

[Roshan M Salih @RmSalih]

The Gulf Arabs outsourced their security to the Americans and did normalisation deals with Israel.

Israel repaid them by starting a war with Iran knowing full well that the Gulf Arabs would pay the heaviest price for that war.

And the Americans didn't even lift a finger to defend them.

Just shows what happens when you trust Shaitaan.

[Douglas Macgregor @DougAMacgregor]

BREAKING: U.S. Iranian negotiations collapse, massive deployments now in the region.

Get ready!

[HealthRanger @HealthRanger]

A specific set of nations will face mass famine in 2027, with many tens of millions of people starving to death in those nations, if the Strait of Hormuz stays closed even just a few more months. I've done the research to identify those high-risk nations, and I have a full podcast report coming out tomorrow that names them and explains why they face high food insecurity scenarios. Many of these nations have fertilizer plants domestically, but they can't run them because there's no gas. Bangladesh, for example.

I'll bring you the full report Monday.

[Ahmed 🇾🇪 Zaid @Ahmed175143]

I am not a Houthi, I am a simple Yemeni man.

I support AnsarAllah and I support all free people in the world. I do not accept injustice and arrogance towards the oppressed.

My primary cause is Palestine.

[☀️👀 @zei_squirrel]

it must be made public what the process was behind banning accounts like Ali Alizadeh's which had over 300K followers. There was no violation of any TOS. His posts are just political analysis, not even incendiary in tone. Who gave Nikita Bier the order to ban him, and why?

[Tuğberk @tugberk37]

Bu sabun aşağıdaki tweetten daha fazla beğeni alacak

[Iran Military News ☫ 🎒 @IranMilitaryEN]

As soon as there are signs of an attack by the US and the Israeli regime on Iran after the ceasefire expires, Iran and the resistance axis will begin a different method of preemptive missile and drone strikes on the regime. Iran will not exempt the US from strikes on the regime.

[Alon Mizrahi @alon_mizrahi]

Just me saying that we have a moral obligation, as humanity, to bring to a final end any and every establishment and political system, that, directly and/or indirectly participated in the Gaza Holocaust. And I don't care if the whole world burns and the earth becomes mostly uninhabitable for 5 centuries. Let this be a lesson for the next civilization that comes after us.

From Germany to the Persian Gulf, and from Australia to Canada: nothing must remain of the system that slaughtered Gaza and forced us to watch.

That's all

[Iran in Ghana @IRAN_GHANA]

BREAKING: "Rich Starry," a Chinese oil tanker sanctioned for shipping Iranian oil, flying the flag of Malawi — a country with no coastline — just sailed through America's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The Navy, with its many "big beautiful ships," issued repeated warnings. Reportedly, The tanker's captain upgraded to premium to skip the ads.

EDIT: We're being told the blockade only applies to countries the US isn't afraid of. That list used to be long. It now fits on Trump's McDonald's receipt, Delivered by DoorDash.

[Abu Najm Fernando bin al-Iskandar @IbnalIskandar]

An Islamic government has no say over whether a Muslim is a citizen or not.

Dar al-Islam is one nation and each Muslim, by Faith alone, is part of the Ummah [nation].

[Iran Embassy in Thailand ☫ @IranInThailand]

Are you ready folks?

[Way to the Truth @MazinX]

@MenchOsint Dude, drive a car, motorcycles are dangerous.

[MenchOsint @MenchOsint]

Hey everyone 👋 I’m finally back!

Thank you so much for all the supportive messages, missed you all 🤍

(I had a motorcycle accident and have been hospitalized since. Thankfully, I’m feeling much better now and ready to catch up on everything.)

[Shaiel Ben-Ephraim @academic_la]

Just had a long talk with a former IAF commander on why Iran is managing to shoot down these US planes. He told me that since the 12 day war Iran has rethought its entire system after seeing how easily it was bombed. The new system is far better and more resilient and Israeli pilots have noticed how difficult it is to operate there now:

1) Each of Iran's 31 zones now has the authority to operate independently if central command is cut off, allowing local commanders to launch missiles and engage aircraft without waiting for orders from Tehran. That was a major problem for them in the past.

2) Recognizing that fixed sites are easily destroyed, Iran moved many of its restored air defenses into missile cities, deeply buried underground tunnels and rugged coastal terrain that serve as cover for mobile launchers. These targets are now hardened.

3) Since traditional radar gives away a system's location, Iran has leaned into passive infrared (heat-seeking) sensors and new software algorithms that can track jets without emitting detectable signals.

4) Iran has increased reliance on mobile, medium-range surface-to-air SAM systems. Its mobility allows shoot-and-scoot tactics that make it difficult to target with pre-planned airstrikes.

5) Iran has moved away from Russian missiles to its own Bavar-373 which appears to be superior to the S-300 and possibly to the S-400 too. Recent upgrades include increased autonomy for launchers, allowing them to operate even if centralized command centers are destroyed.

6) They use new Majid system, which relies on passive infrared detection rather than radar. Because it doesn't emit radar signals, it is significantly harder for aircraft to detect before a missile is launched.

7) Most important, he confirmed to me that Iran is using HQ-9B, the best long-range surface-to-air missile China has to offer. It has both active radar homing and a passive infrared seeker. This makes it harder for aircraft to spoof the missile with standard electronic countermeasures and improves its ability to track stealth. It seems to be exceeding expectations.

He told me, "the days when flying over Iran was a walk in the park are over." In sum, new tactics and a switch from Russian technology to Iranian and Chinese technology have turned Iranian airspace into a contested space. Air superiority there is gone. The IAF and USAF will have to adapt accordingly or lose more aircraft.