Iran Crisis & the 2026 War between Iran and the United States, Gulf States, and Israel - Please focus on news and coverage, not argumentation.

CCTV footage of one of the cluster warheads seriously injuring a woman standing next to her car in Petah Tikva during the last barrage.




In Lod, shrapnel landed near a mosque.

 
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The "It was actually a failed attempt to extract the uranium" propaganda is being peddled by far more Euros than even I expected.
I never understand that particular line of propaganda, do they not know the amount of equipment/time it would take to excavate for the uranium? They wouldn't fit inside 2 fucking C130s, the U.S. would probably have to blow all that up too.
Oh but I'm sure the IRGC has actually seized all of that equipment and has hid them inside Ghalibaf's butt :smug:
 
Psyop Anime had to delay their next WW3 episode to take the WSO rescue operation into account.


Was going to polish Episode 5 today but we encountered a canon event. Video soon.

Other new clips:



Wasn't that the guy who went full pol pot
on Indonesias communists except with a capitalistic twist? Even the turd worlders realized how fucking dangerous commies are to your society.
No, but he did cause 600-1,000% inflation in his country by going full retard, attempting some sort of socialistic autarky while picking fights with Malaysia & the Commonwealth, and basing his economic plans on numerology (the plan HAD to have 8 volumes, 17 parts and 1,945 clauses because Indonesia gained its independence on August 17 1945, for example). This + his closeness to the actual Indonesian commies was among the leading factors behind Sukarno's overthrow by military dictator Suharto, who remains the reigning world champion in competitive commie-purging. (And also saved the Indonesian economy by embracing capitalism, he was basically the SEAmonkey Turbo-Pinochet & even more successful than the actual Pinochet in buckbreaking Indonesian Communism so hard that they couldn't recover even after his own deposition, unlike the Chilean left)
 
Eurofags especially on the right wing are coping about the US military power, but actually want the US to leave nato so they can become a great power again. I propose establishing/keeping bases in Eastern Europe only, so the western euros still seethe and they aren’t a drain on our resources
 
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A tale of failure in two parts.


The Iranian police released footage showing officers engaging U.S. helicopters with medium weapons during the pilot rescue mission in Iran.️ Security forces can also be seen recovering IDs of American pilots, their temporary resident permits from Israel, and other things at the wreckage site south of Isfahan.

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The ID card of ‘Major Amanda M. Ryder’ of the U.S. Air Force. It can be seen that she got a B2 stay permit from Israel, which is interesting because it only allows tourism or business.

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Iran has sent a 10-point response to the U.S. through Pakistan, rejecting a temporary ceasefire and calling instead for a permanent end to the war on its own terms, according to IRNA.️ Tehran says a short-term truce is insufficient and is pushing for a lasting settlement that includes ending regional fighting, lifting sanctions, reconstruction support, and safe transit rules in the Strait of Hormuz.

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"lol, u r delulu." - Official State Dept. response.

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Iran's internet blackout is now the longest nation-scale internet shutdown on record in any country, exceeding all other comparable incidents in severity having entered its 37th consecutive day after 864 hours.

How does this compare to other countries and regions in digital darkness?

Iran is the first country to have had internet connectivity and then subsequently lost it by reverting to a national network, while others such as North Korea have skipped the connected phase and been internationally isolated for longer.

Intermittent digital shutdown incidents such as Myanmar, and those experiencing restoration after several weeks like Sudan, and sub-national incidents like Kashmir and Tigray have also been recorded over a longer period.

Wartime damage to infrastructure in countries at war like Ukraine and Gaza has also resulted in extended reductions in connectivity due to damaged infrastructure, resulting in an observable reduction in users though no war is known to have sent an entire country offline.




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'#Shiraz at 14:22'
Images received from citizens, Monday, April 7

Severe attack on Shiraz, 3 explosions

Hello Vahid Jan, 2:22, 6 heavy explosions occurred around the Shiraz electronics industry, very loud

Shiraz, 2:24, several explosions were heard, probably either the base is being hit again or the Shiraz airport

Shiraz Offshore Oil Company now
Offshore oil on Modares Boulevard

Shiraz, the explosions were very heavy this morning

Hello, Shiraz, the Pudank neighborhood was hit, the road was closed, I don't know where to go

Approximately 2:00 PM - Offshore Oil and Mechanics Workshop Center - Sardaran Boulevard (all the windows of the surrounding houses were blown out)


A while ago, an Iranian ballistic missile was shot down by Israeli Air Defenses over Gush Dan (Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area) in the latest Iranian attack on central Israel.


I've seen every proposal you can imagine.

Tuesday is the final deadline for Iran.


Reporter: Are you willing to continue the war?

Trump: The answer is yes, but you'll have to watch.

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#Marvdasht 14:23

Messages received:
Marvdasht 17th of April at 14.23 sound and wave of four strong explosions. Marvdasht Petrochemical power unit hit

Marvdasht Petrochemical hit ten minutes ago

It was an office building

Marvdasht Petrochemical hit, not sure

Marvdasht Monday 18th of April at 14:25 Petrochemical Marvdasht One explosion
They say they targeted the Petrochemical power unit

Following the message of the Marvdasht Fars explosion, Petrochemical hit

Marvdasht Monday 17th of April at 17:59 again two more strong explosions. Marvdasht Petrochemical again
 
Eurofags especially on the right wing are coping about the US military power, but actually want the US to leave nato so they can become a great power again. I propose establishing/keeping bases in Eastern Europe only, so the western euros still seethe and they aren’t a drain on our resources
Ukraine would let us build a big beautiful airbase in a heart beat.
 
sounds like another shitskin delusion by pooslims acting all important and shit.
this entire ceasefire proposal is completely manufactured by pakistan and had zero chance of passing to begin with btw. if trump wastes too much time seriously considering it and trying to negotiate that would be his first big mistake in this war

also can we just kick the western euro faggots from nato and keep only the us and eastern europe in? it seems those are the only factions in the alliance that actually give a shit about anything besides self destruction and importing nigger rapists at this point
 
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#Asaluyeh at 14:20
Unconfirmed messages received, including details that may not be correct:

I am in Asaluyeh now. At 14:20, Mobin and Damavand, which are the main sources of electricity for petrochemicals, were hit. Of course, they also hit a few other places, but these were close to us, so we just came out

Asaluyeh is being hit at 14:00
Mobin, Jam, Damavand petrochemicals were hit

They hit Asaluyeh again right now, the petrochemicals were hit

I know Jam, Mobin, and Nouri petrochemicals were hit at the moment

Several petrochemicals were targeted in Asaluyeh. Reports of explosions at Mobin Petrochemical, Jam Petrochemical, Noori Petrochemical and Sabalan Petrochemical

The petrochemical plants near our workplace were hit

I think Mobin Petrochemical was hit, and Pardis, Pars, Jam, Aria Sasol and Zagros Petrochemical are in the same area

I just found out. My friend said that hitting everyone was stressful, but he couldn't explain

Hello Vahid. Mobin Petrochemical, the utility supplier for Phase 1 petrochemicals, and Damavand Petrochemical, the utility supplier for Phase 2 petrochemicals, were attacked in Assaluyeh

Several petrochemical plants were targeted in Assaluyeh. Reports of explosions at Mobin Petrochemical, Jam Petrochemical, Noori Petrochemical and Sabalan Petrochemical

As I said before, these utilities in Assaluyeh were hit. Mobin Energy and Damavand Energy. The next one is Persian Gulf Oil Star

Now, Phase 1 and 2 of Assaluyeh are asleep. Petrochemicals are forced to run their own power units at 50% capacity with diesel.

Vahidjan destroyed Mobin Company in Assaluyeh with 15 bombs.
You know that the source of electricity, steam, industrial water, cooling water, compressed air, industrial wastewater treatment.
That is, if Mobin is shut down for a few hours, half of the petrochemicals in Assaluyeh will practically sleep.

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#Khoramshahr #Abadan at 15:35
Unconfirmed received messages:

Hello at 3:35 Multiple explosions in Abadan

10 minutes ago Khorramshahr, the sound of a terrible explosion over 20 times

I was waiting for it to come to Abadan after Asaluyeh...
Now at 15:45, there are 35 explosions in a quarter of an hour

Vahid Jan, hello, today it is hitting Khorramshahr for the fourth time. Today's explosions are more intense. It is still going on at 15:57. It hit Khorramshahr badly last night.

At 3:49 pm, they are hitting Abadan and Khorramshahr. I heard more than ten explosions.

Vahid has been hitting Khorramshahr since 15:35, the smoke has been rising

Hello, today, April 7, in Abadan, there was a sound of explosions from the morning until 12:29 pm, we had a terrible explosion. At 3:30 pm, about 20 explosions were heard.
Again at 3:45, about 17 more explosions were heard in Abadan on April 7
Again, about 20 more explosions

Hello, at 3:35, multiple explosions were heard in Abadan

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#Tehran at 16:22

Messages received:
Tehran cell phone 4:22 Explosion sound from afar

16:22 Tehran North Amirabad Explosion sound

Explosion sound from afar at 4:23 was heard from Azadi

The explosion sound came from Yousefabad, it was far away 16:22

Tehran, Jannatabad Markazi, at 16:23, a terrible explosion sound

Vahid Jan at 16:22 #Tehran Saadatabad Explosion sound from afar, it was to the west

Explosion sound right now:
West Tehran_Jannatabad_at 16:22

Robat Karim, two explosions, the wave reached but not very close, at 4:23 pm, Monday, April 17,

Mehrshahr Karaj Two explosions but it was far away

At 4:23 minutes there was a heavy explosion sound from west Tehran

[With a photo]: Hello, I am not sending this for publication. We are near the Spina Hotel. Around 16:20 we heard an explosion from afar. I didn't understand exactly where it was, but when I checked, all I saw were two smoke plumes, one from between the towers, which I think are Ekbatan, and the larger one, in the direction of Ekbatan, from our perspective, if it is, it is probably near Islamshahr.

I had a hard time connecting.
We are in the direction of Tavanir, about half an hour ago, there was a very loud explosion. It was from the north of Tehran.



"If I had my choice, what would I like to do? Take the oil. Because it's there for the taking."
BRICSimps seething so hard right now. How DARE America take oil from another country! It's unfair!
 
IDF published footage of strikes by Israeli aircraft on Hezbollah fighters called in by ground forces in southern Lebanon



 

We are obliterating that country. And I hate to do it, but we're obliterating.

They just don't want to say "uncle." They don't want to cry "uncle." But they will.

If they don't, they'll have no bridges, they'll have no power plants, they'll have no anything.

I won't go further because there are other things that are worse than those two.
Come on, Trump, bomb the Ayatollah's mausoleum. You bombed Chavez's tomb, do it again! I want to see MES seething impotently from the Netherlands about it.

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The Israeli military announced on Monday that it had targeted dozens of Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force planes and helicopters at Bahram Airport, Mehrabad Airport and Emeez Airport in a wide-ranging attack on Tehran’s airports.

The Israeli military added that Mehrabad Airport, which was targeted several times during Operation Lions Roar, was used by the IRGC’s Quds Force and served as the main hub for arming and financing the regime’s terrorist proxies in the Middle East. Planes loaded with weapons and cash frequently took off from the airport and landed in various parts of the Middle East to be handed over to the Islamic Republic’s proxies.
 
So any ideas what happens if the deadline passes and Iran are still insisting on fighting until everyone has their 72 virgins?

My view on this war is it was going to happen sooner or later anyway, Iran was set on erasing Israel from existence and were well on their way to a functional nuke, those are facts not opinions. Leaving it to fester would make matters much worse. But neither do I think Trump and Netanyahu are playing 4D chess and it's all going to plan. I don't think they were expecting Iran to hold on this long, I think they put too much faith in the population to help on the ground, and I certainly don't think they fully thought through the level of disruption that would have been caused in the strait.

My reasoning on that last point is the US produces a huge amount of oil and could easily extract more, not to mention they now have control over Venezuelan crude. If they were expecting this much trouble, talks of demand destruction and a tanking of the world economy that the US will not be immune from, waiting a couple more years could have been smarter. The strait would still be fucked, but the US could have cushioned the blow to energy supplies by becoming a huge stable exporter, maybe even displacing some of the gulf for good even if the strait weren't under threat. Europe for sure, they can piss and moan all they want but it's buy crude from Russia (not happening), gulf (can't), or swallow some pride and buy all American.

Hindsight I know, and all indications are Israel were going to attack Iran either way. Israel have nukes, if they started losing badly enough I think there would be a nuclear exchange because why wouldn't they? If things are fucked now then I can only imagine what it would be like if nukes start flying.
 
Unconfirmed messages received, including details that may not be correct:

I am in Asaluyeh now. At 14:20, Mobin and Damavand, which are the main sources of electricity for petrochemicals, were hit. Of course, they also hit a few other places, but these were close to us, so we just came out
I want to make sure I understand the gist of this. So we are bombing their oil processing plants, right?
 
I think they put too much faith in the population to help on the ground, and I certainly don't think they fully thought through the level of disruption that would have been caused in the strait.
I keep hearing this over and over that they expected the Iranian people to rise up, but the Iranian people instead rallied around the flag and did not rise up.
This is factually wrong, because ever since the start of the conflict, Trump, Bibi and even CENTCOM's commander (in an interview with Iran Intl.) have been asking Iranians to stay home and wait for the final call to get to the streets. As a result, the main opposition figure, which is Pahlavi, has not yet asked the people to rise up.
So let's not pin this on the people alone.

The amount of absolute FUBAR the IRGC is willing to go through before surrendering/accepting a ceasefire is absolutely bottomless; you should just look at how the Iran-Iraq war went.
 
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