Iranian dissident network sounds sketchy.
The person interviewed might be real however.
2025 Israel - Iranian conflict
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The person interviewed might be real however.
GPS jammers active around the Strait of Hormuz, it seems
I have conflicting feelings about this Iranian mess. They destroyed Syria but are the only ones in the region resisting the zionists. One side of me wants to see them punished but not in this humiliating way. But perhaps they deserve what is coming at them.
More SAMs getting wrecked:
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solarz
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My thoughts:
- Iranian government is not going to be toppled by airstrikes, and they know this
- Iran is not going to give up its nuclear programme for peace. The fate of Saddam Hussein is lesson enough.
- Israel is most likely trying to get the US to launch a ground invasion of Iran, but that would be a huge mistake for the US.
- Iranian government is not going to be toppled by airstrikes, and they know this
- Iran is not going to give up its nuclear programme for peace. The fate of Saddam Hussein is lesson enough.
- Israel is most likely trying to get the US to launch a ground invasion of Iran, but that would be a huge mistake for the US.
Iran's president said those who advocate for Tehran to develop nuclear weapons "have no place in the republic's politics."
Earlier, it was reported that the Iranian parliament was considering a bill to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. However, this was later officially denied.
The Foreign Ministry says Tehran continues to adhere to its obligations under the treaty and believes that nuclear weapons have "no place in the Middle East."
Although the day before, an official representative of the National Security and Foreign Intelligence Commission spoke about the need to withdraw from the treaty.
Let us recall that Iran yesterday declared its readiness to sign an agreement on refusing to acquire nuclear weapons.
Earlier, it was reported that the Iranian parliament was considering a bill to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. However, this was later officially denied.
The Foreign Ministry says Tehran continues to adhere to its obligations under the treaty and believes that nuclear weapons have "no place in the Middle East."
Although the day before, an official representative of the National Security and Foreign Intelligence Commission spoke about the need to withdraw from the treaty.
Let us recall that Iran yesterday declared its readiness to sign an agreement on refusing to acquire nuclear weapons.
It was so close to slamming into the Arrow-3 launcher: