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Reports of explosion near Iranian city Babolsar

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: 25 martyrs, more than 150 injured in Israeli targeting of aid seekers near Netzarim Axis, central Gaza Strip.

You could see it coming: agree to a ceasefire, missiles were fired on Israel, now Iran denying they did that

Flase flag to escalatie further and draw the US in?

The Israeli side reports that Iran has fired missiles again. Sirens are wailing in the Haifa area. It is not yet clear whether this is a provocation on the part of Israel, so that Iran can then be accused of violating the ceasefire. We are waiting for confirmation of photos and videos from the scene.

Reports say Iran attacked again as they never agreed to a ceasefire

so the us/iran tit for tat was just pure show?

What if the cease fire that people are talking about is just between usa and Iran?

I think this attack is 'better' than we're giving it credit for, it's less about the U.S. and more about the Arab states in the Persian Gulf, who have enjoyed wealth and safety in exchange for selling their countries out for far too long. There's a reason Saudi Arabia immediately condemned the attacks.

This was a message to Gulf countries, that hosting American soldiers and equipment in your countries for no purpose other than to serve Israeli interests will not bring you 'safety', in fact it's the opposite if you keep enabling them and only issue mere statements in support of Iran.

Qatar has never been attacked. Its citizens have never heard sirens in their entire lives. This should make them think twice about normalization.

Older Qadr / Emad missiles were used in this operation, which means everything was taken into account as far as being symbolic.

Either way, I now want to see our full focus shift to Tel Aviv now. Not even Ashdod or Ashkelon, but Tel Aviv, with a side of Haifa.

Opinion from -> @Middle_East_Spectator

I hope countries realise that having a US base in your country puts you at risk

So, could it be that Trump lied about a ceasefire? Could it be a spin of the narrative to say: 'see, we have a ceasefire but they still attack!'?

Should we let this thread open for now or call it a day?

I know Shitrael won't hold a ceasefire, but giving them time to get back online and resupply AD munitions seems fucking stupid to me.

I'm not trying to post, but I promise you, Shitrael learned nothing, and they'll be twice as vicious because now they've been humiliated. By my assessment, Iran is winning militarily. Pressing that advantage is the best hope of victory over the entity. There is finally an emerging pan-arabism that can threaten US hegemony in West Asia. The world is cheering and there was a legitimate opportunity to end the Gaza genocide before there's no one left. Israel needs to be wiped off of the face of the earth as a colonial project or no one will ever be safe.

I hope there's some 4D chess thing going on here that I'm not seeing yet. I seen way too much capitulation to fascism in my lifetime, so it's nice to have a beacon of hope and resistance.

Over 82,000 Yemeni volunteers complete military training course to fight Israel

All this does make me wonder where the Iranian air defence went wrong

Yeah, this is pretty fucked up

One of the smartest things China ever did was make their own internet

Video: Mohammed Ibn al-Dheeb, prominent and well-known Qatari poet, makes case for removing US military base from Qatar

—❗️🇮🇱/🇮🇷 BREAKING: Impacts in the Negev

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Iranian PressTV is now reporting the "ceasefire agreement" is totally fake

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in South Lebanon: Israeli drone strikes Shoukin-Kfar Dejjal road, Nabatieh District.

Don't seem to remember the Lebanese army budging an inch to press the advantage, yet the country still gets bombed and look the other way.