2026 Israel - Iranian conflict [TEMP LOCKED]
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Already over 100 casualties from Israeli strikes in Lebanon.
Now, unconfirmed reports Israel will mount another ground invasion.
Without the element of surprise that characterized the last round, the Israelis will likely meet a much more combat ready Hezbollah and that's on top of already having to deal with Iranian missiles raining down on them.
Edit Partial confirmation. The umbrella of total war has spread to Lebanon.
Now, unconfirmed reports Israel will mount another ground invasion.
Without the element of surprise that characterized the last round, the Israelis will likely meet a much more combat ready Hezbollah and that's on top of already having to deal with Iranian missiles raining down on them.
Edit Partial confirmation. The umbrella of total war has spread to Lebanon.
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I know that not everyone has the time to cross-reference with other sources, but people here need to take a second and see if things pass the smell test and then use just a bit of logic to figure out if things make sense before posting stuff.
For the first video, the burning thing doesn't even remotely look like a Nimitz/Ford carrier. I guess it ever so slightly resembles it by being a flat top but the scale of its size (it's way too small in the video relative to the supposed burning aircraft wrecks depicted on the flight deck) and shaping of the angled deck is completely off. Of course things have gotten more difficult with AI being available to very quickly create disinformation in video format, but it's still at the stage where if you have a discerning eye (specially for technical details) it's possible to sift through and point them out.
The second video has been posted a bit earlier here, and is apparently not a particularly important vessel that was struck around yesterday.
This is 100% AI.
That unconventional 90-degree maneuver was most likely an attempt to evade an attack; this is the evidence we have found so far.
plawolf
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GPS is expected, mechanical clocks going haywire is interesting.
That is likely AI...
Gotta love those Chinese sats.
It is said that those mechanical clocks receive time signals from the internet, so it is reasonable for them to be interfered with.
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