🇮🇷🇪🇸🇵🇸 The IRGC just put a photo of Lamine Yamal on a drone they fired at American troops!
Lamine is the Spanish star who just won the World Cup with the national team, in the U.S., and now his photo is on a drone fired at U.S. troops
The photo is of him waving the Palestinian flag on the FC Barcelona bus during the La Liga title celebration
Can't make this up!
Welcome to 2026
Source: SEPAHCYBERY (Telegram) / Writer: Samuel
@Airaswe Just a taste of what your government gives out daily for decades to innocent people. I just pray the next war starts in American 🇺🇸 continent so their citizens will feel what others feels for decades
If Iran had military bases in Canada or Mexico, and Iran launched missiles from those bases toward America, and then America bombed those Iranian bases located in Canada and Mexico, would we consider that an American act of aggression?
Of course not, not to mention whether Canada and Mexico have been supporting Iran with money and media, distorting America's image in the media for fifty years, recruiting, funding, training, and sending mercenaries against America to inflame internal tensions.
Imagine that all the Gulf states have been doing all this and more against Iran for fifty years, yet Iran still treats them with utmost good neighborliness and has only bombed American military bases so far.
Frankly, the Gulf Arabs don't deserve all the respect that Iran shows them.
This is how the United States attempts to showcase its so-called “strength”: by attacking civilian infrastructure and killing civilians.
Last night, in its unlawful attacks on Hormuzgan Province, the US committed another blatant war crime by targetting bridges and murdering eight innocent Iranians — four men and four women — including two brothers with disabilities.
The Iranian people are now more determined and united than ever, fully resolved to make their savage enemies bitterly regret this criminal aggression against their beloved homeland.
The Chabahar Maritime Surveillance Tower — a civilian facility dedicated to maritime safety and navigation — was deliberately targeted by the United States on 16 June as part of its ongoing aggression that began on 28 February. The U.S. Secretary of War proudly released footage of the tower’s collapse.
Had he been able, he would likely have broadcast the lethal missile attack on the #Minab school and the massacre of civilians in #Lamerd with the same chilling pride.
Last night, the U.S also attacked power facilities and desalination pumps at the Bunji village pier in Jask, leaving more than 10,000 people without access to drinking water.
For a State that once cast itself as the global champion of order, liberalism, and the war on terrorism, proudly displaying images of destroyed bridges and civilian infrastructure has become its only remaining “victory.”
Yet with the collapse of every bridge, every tower, and every civilian facility, it is not merely steel and concrete that is being reduced to rubble. It is America’s moral standing — along with the entire architecture of international law and the civilizational claims of the West — that is crumbling before the world’s eyes.
The question that must now be asked of America and its allies is stark and simple: What is the real difference between what they have done in Chabahar, Minab, Lamerd, and Jask, and the very acts of terrorism they once invoked to justify their wars and occupations?
Hormozgan's Water Authority reported that drinking water for around 10,000 residents across 20 villages in Jask has been entirely cut off following last night's US military criminal attack on the Bonji desalination facility.
Iran fires missiles at Arab countries—we all condemn—the World stands up condemning Iran.
United States targets hospitals and schools in Iran, the World is silent.
Israel wipes out entire villages, murdering thousands in Lebanon and Gaza, the World is silent.
Double standards.
If the United States is at war, then Pete Hegseth is a war criminal. If the United States is not at war, then Pete Hegseth is a murderer.
I work in international laws for over 10 years. What Pete Hegseth ordered the military to do violates international law. The US army deliberately targeted bridges, airports, schools, hospitals, fishing boats, and killed civilians.
Under the Geneva Conventions, you are obligated to spare the civilian population, civilians and civilian objects. These are war crimes under international law: Wanton devastation not justified by military necessity.
Pete Hegseth war crimes trial is going to be historic.
Iran is the victim of aggression. Trump violated the MOU, not Iran. Iran hasn't taken anyone for ransom, but it won't let oil from regimes that helped Trump/Netanyahu wage war pass through the Strait until the MOU is implemented. Pipelines take years and vast funding to build.