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>Qatari Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani dies at 74
Death, death, and more death!

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/12/world/middleeast/sheikh-hamad-bin-khalifa-qatar-dead.html

Interestingly, he was one of few Middle Eastern leaders to abdicate an inherited position (in 2013) instead of holding on to power like a drowning cat. ALSO interesting is I can't find a cause of death, so far.

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Less than politically impactful, but I thought it was interesting: a Gazan collecting books in the ruins. God bless him for holding onto a mote of civilization as best he can.

>>19097
That's pretty impressive actually, given the utterly bleak circumstances they are all in rn due to the kikes. I hope he makes it in the end.
>t. I love books too.

>>19074
I feel like that sort of strike is the right idea for Iran. They really need to start killing Americans and Israelis in ways which can't easily be denied in order to start cutting into their strategic copium reserves.

>>19093 (OP) 
>PBUH
Are you moozlim?

>>19080
>So why aren't these donkeys declaring war on Iran?
Because the only real prize is telling Iran that it's open season on hunting them. Their defensive stockpiles will not magically improve if they formally declare war. The dangers to themselves, their military, and their government apparatus, on the other hand, go up immensely. Sure they can hit Iran harder by more significantly involving their own assets, but that's not really a winning move for them. They're not expecting to defeat Iran, the US is having issues targeting useful attacks to the point of using AI to generate more targets, and the escalation ladder for doing damage to the civilian sector can end in their own desalination plants and power plants being destroyed and their whole country going back to the stone age. It's very high risk and low reward.

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>FAIRNESS REIMBURSEMENT
So the shippers have to pay a totally-not-a-toll to the Persians, and now this!??
>*greedy rubbing sounds intensifies* 

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>Clarity Act
There needs to be a special "Clarity Act" passed on this gentleman's brain. Thinking that this individual has it's finger on the button is unsettling to say the least.

>>19104
>Khomeini Pop was a bad dude.
Oh we are so fucked.

>>19103
The thing is that while you can trick the American people, the world, and the markets you can't actually trick the physical amount of oil that exists in the reserves. Which is strangely something that even Trump himself acknowledged when he agreed to the ceasefire and MoU. So effectively all he did was pause the situation for a couple of weeks but without any clear way to either win or extricate himself from this war. It wasn't long enough of a pause to refill the reserve, or to get Republicans past the midterms, nor was it a strategic pause to be able to maneuver more equipment in for an attack. So I'm not sure what the point was? Is Trump even sure what the point was? He doesn't seem to have a plan. Threats aren't working so he's going to have to make good on them (and probably cause worse problems for the US and likely still not win) or he's going to have to swallow his pride and get out of the war in Iran (and he'd likely have to resign right after as well).

So good luck with that I guess.

>>19105
Iran will get the most beautiful nuclear strike in US history, better than when we bombed the Taliban in '45, it will build back a stable flow of oil below $3 a gallon better than the dum Bidet admin and boost the US Nuclear Industry which is the greatest on the planet, China doesn't want this but we won't let them take Tibet and our beautiful air conditioners EU climate clowns can only gawk at, thank you for your attention on this matter.

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>>19105
>Khomeini Pop was a bad dude.
>mfw

>he's going to have to swallow his pride and get out of the war in Iran (and he'd likely have to resign right after as well)

You're completely right, this is the sort of fiasco that calls for a resignation.

>>19105
>>19107
He's never going to swallow his pride. That's one of the things driving this man.

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Looks like the burgers are learning new tricks.

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Looks like I forgot to post one. I was likely dustracted by her sexy accent.

>>19100
That's a good point. The next round of strikes on Naval targets may be programmed to hit bridges or flight decks so the US can't blame dsgruntled plumbers for ship withdrawals.  I doubt theyll pull decapitation strikes when their enemies are so aggressively fucking incompetent, however.

>>19099
Same here. 

>they destroyed the universities...the burned all the books
Dude is opposing True Evil, even in his small way.

>>19101
Heyyyl naw, I bleed red, white, and blue! But I can't hate the Iranians for defending themselves nor can I hate the late Ayatollah for trying to do right by his people, even if their waay of life is largely incompatible with ours. He was clearly loved and respected by millions based on the turnout, regardless of our propaganda. Respect where it's due, he stood up to us and the yids knowing how steep the climb is.

>>19104
>we are now leading, but they are fighting hard
<Translator's Note: This means we are way the fuck behind, and he wants us to "catch up" before anyone notices.

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>>19110
>that chat
lmao

 >>19110
>I doubt theyll pull decapitation strikes when their enemies are so aggressively fucking incompetent, however.
I'm reminded of this old War Nerd article.
https://exiledonline.com/the-war-nerd-assassinations-where-accounting-meets-human-resources/

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Funs. Funs never changes.

>"An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.6 on the Richter scale shook the vicinity of Sefid Sang in Mashhad."
Now that's some intredasting timing.
A.  How does a typical underground nuke test register on the Richter Scale?
B.  What armament do the kikes run that would create that level during a surface strike?

>>19116
Why dont we just....give peas a chance?

>>19102
They can't fight their own wars anyway. When Saddam invaded the Gulf they asked America for help. And they couldn't even deal with the Houthis.

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um guise it's going back up.

>>19120
Short it.

>>19120
YEEEHAWWWW

The kikes had former president Ahmadinejad all lined up to be a puppet for them. Which has been going on for years. And apparently the strikes freeing him on day one led the Persians to figure out just how much he was in service to the kikes. They apparently were looking to arm Iraq militias to invade Iran and help install him.
That never happened.  The impulsive dementia patient was sold a fake promise. And now everyone pays, because the last thing he can be seen as publicly is weak, and/or an idiot.

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>>19105
The problem is it would take months of peace to get a somewhat constant supply of oil to refill the reserves. And from there it would take years without further issues to bring it back to the capacity it was pre Covid, which the reserve was already greatly depleted from.
>>19109
Burgers need to improve drone defensive techniques or they'll lost every military base that isn't West of Jordan.

>>19124
The drop in 2022 was the start of the slav brother war. 
Also, enjoying the ramping authoritarian election rhetoric when there's a corrupt as fuck family at the helm, and an unpopular foreign war on behalf of the kikes.
Couldn't manage bread and circuses for 250. Turns out for that strategy you need to give the plebians something basic.

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Seems the Persians are finally in the game this time. That base looks like the Gaza strip right about now, I'd speculate.

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Well this is intredasting. Looks like the power summit during the funeral is already bearing fruit?

Apparently House of Saud shot at the plane returning Houthis to Yemen. Yemen BTFOd saudi Airports in return.
>Yemen’s Houthis strike Saudi Arabia’s Abha airport with missiles and drones in a sharp escalation
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Are you stocking up in food and ammo, anons?
>>19125
>Couldn't manage bread and circuses for 250.
If I was a soules subhuman kike, I would had not attacked Iran and do a 9/11 on that day and blame it all on the sandniggers in Iran and NUKE them until they surrender like the yellow monkies.
All in the pretext to save zogbot lives.

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>>19126
Oh no! Someone please save the royalty of Bahrain.

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Wait, did I just read this correctly?

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Seems a tanker didn't coordinate passage with the Persian Gulf Authority before attempting a run?

>>19132
They're starting to break ranks but I have a horrid feeling it will be too little too late at this rate.

>>19136
Oman has been quietly sitting out the war the entire time. I'm not sure it was ever a target.

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Iranians trying to give Jordanians the opportunity to move away from their kike masters?

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In about week. The JEWSA will be fucked when it comes to the SPR

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Interesting posturing in yidsrael rn. Maybe they're expecting a massive exodus of yids shortly, or what?

>>19140
Where would they even run to?

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This could reasonably explain the lack of warning sirens in Iran's most-recent missile spam?

>>19141
Good question.

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What's on the script for TACO tuesday this time?

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>>19129
Reprehensible Actions
>NUU you're not allowed to strike back!111

>>19137
They've also toed the US line on the basis that they aren't going to be attacked while giving the US a plausible out with their transit route.
>>19141
Argentina.
>>19142
I'm more interested in what he thinks meaningful degradation means at this point. 
>>19143
He won't stop until with this on again off again bollocks until the domestic pain has people out on the streets in the US. Though he might just be gambling that by that point there won't be enough fuel for the molotovs and he can run off and hide in a bunker.

>>19145
>Argentina.
https://combatantisemitism.org/cam-news/argentine-students-chant-today-we-burn-the-jews-on-graduation-trip/
Lol
>Though he might just be gambling that by that point there won't be enough fuel for the molotovs
Beer has ethanol.

>>19146
So what that gets chanted everywhere it doesn't stop jews from having protected minority status pretty much everywhere. Hell they're usually chief lobbyists of said legislation.

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>>19141
Bangkok, I heard a lot of prostitutes can understand Russian and Hebrew.

>>19148
I think that might just be an extension of the Russian jewish pimping and sex trafficking rings run out of tel aviv.

>>19149
Thailand and India is one the few countries where you take military leave there. If I remember Isrealis are banned from entering Europe if they are serving.

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>>19139
Was this calculated pre ceasefire or after the ceasefire came and went?

>>19141
Real answer(s)? 
Possibly the US. The US has long been an ally and has a number of Jewish communities to act as a safe haven. The counter point to that is that the Jewish BPD like response to everything means that they treat America's moderate tiring of the never ending Israeli middle east nonsense (and growing discomfort with what they're doing in Gaza) as the same as the US going full 1935 antisemite.

Possibly Russia. A significant portion of Isralies are descended from ethnic Russians or other slavs. Russia also has protections against defaming the Holocaust, stronger than the US. On the other hand the Jews are still holding a grudge against the Russian pogroms and likely distrust them because Russia is an ally to Iran and a (semi)ally to Turkey.
  
Possibly China. China is unaligned to western philosemite-antisemite axis of thought so they might be seen as a safe neutral ground. Also China, by hook or by crook, is economically looking up in the world. Additionally China apparently has a foundational group of Chinese Jews. The negatives are that the same lack of cultural and religious continuity that makes China (and all of Asia really) neutral to the Jews means that the Jews are also not special there. They would also have to subordinate their religious practices to the Party and culturally they would also have to subbordinate themselves to the ethnic Chinese Jews so neither the Haredim specifically nor Ashkenazim broadly will like that arrangement. 

Possibly somewhere in the global south. If they're planning on leaving Israel then it has to be out of fear or understanding that the experiment has failed and that the US will not be able to save it. Which implies something like a collapse for the US and the west and probably a resultant world war, of which Israel would be sitting duck in various ways. It would make a great deal of sense to get entirely out of  the northern hemisphere. If I had to hazard a guess I'd say that they'd move to Australia. It's western enough that they'd have cultural and legal leverage. It's southerly enough and isolated enough to be away from most of the potential WWIII twattery. And it's sparse enough that they could literally just form an independent community somewhere without fear of displacing or angering anyone.

>>19140
I find it rather amusing in an ironic sort of way that the kikes themselves instigated this shitshow -- a dream they've cherished for nigh 5 decades (at least) -- and now it looks like they're going to get their own faces pushed in by the Iranians they're crying "OYY VEY!! These American brutes must stop abusing us so!"

Pure pottery.

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Purportedly relatively-fresh Jordanian kino. Seems the incoming Iranian fire utterly unopposed AFAICT. What did burgerland AD mean by this?

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Seems Bahrain is getting some extra-special attentions during the past 12hrs or so.

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>>19158
>"NEW: C-RAM low-altitude air defenses active, a big amount of Iranian drones are approaching targets

>"Bahraini interceptors have now begun mistakingly intercepting each other.

Hopefully we get some great kino (though it's always better at night).
https://telegram.me/s/Middle_East_Spectator

>>19157
No there was some AD fire. Entirely ineffectual, though.

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>>19143
UNIMAGINABLE FLOWS OF OIL TODAY. YUGE FLOWS. PROBABLY THE BIGGEST FLOWS EVER!

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US Troops Tracked? Iran Exploited Mobile Networks During War, Claims Report
https://www.ndtvprofit.com/world/us-troops-tracked-iran-exploited-mobile-networks-during-war-claims-report-11771549
https://archive.is/9DcbP
Americans have not learned anything from the Ukraine war.

It's looking more like the Persians really mean to flatten the US facilities in Bahrain this time. Strong symbolic move, regardless it's military effectiveness at this stage (since they mostly ended it's importance during the first few days of retaliatory strikes).

What will their next moves be once that's completed (presuming the Jews continue delaying ordering the US ground invasion to proceed)?

>>19161
We did it, Reddit!!

>>19162
Regional air bases.

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>>19139
>status: updated
Wait. What sort of Jew magic is this? Are we being played again?

>>19164
They could just be lying to stop panic.

>>19138
Wait, how many fighters were lost?
>>19151
>Possibly the US
They run away from the US because of the child rape charges.

>>19164
Took me a while to figure out wtf is going on with that chart, but it seems they kept everything intact except the X-axis which is blatantly manipulated.

Taking this chart >>19139 and some math:
>>> def f(x, y):
...     return (x[1] - y[1]) / (x[0] - y[0]).days * 7
... 
>>> f(*[(datetime(2026,6,12), 200), (datetime(2026,7,10),170)])
-7.5
>>> f(*[(datetime(2026,6,19), 193), (datetime(2026,7,10),170)])
-7.666666666666668
mostly checks out. But the second chart?
>>> f(*[(datetime(2026,6,15), 185), (datetime(2026,10,3),162)])
-1.4636363636363636
>>> f(*[(datetime(2026,7,13), 179.5), (datetime(2026,10,3),162)])
-1.4939024390243902
Unless I entered the dates wrong that's clearly not 6.2M bbl/wk.

>>19157
Sounds like Jordan didn't bother to activate its own air defenses to protect US bases and the US didn't either. Of course, it's possible that the radar destruction meant that there wasn't enough time to scramble an effective defense, but it's more likely Jordan doesn't actually want to get too involved in this war. Feels like a bit of realignment to me, since Jordan usually tries to befriend the USA more and maintain ties with Israel. Hell, Jordan was helping Israel intercept Iranian drones in 2024. Now it's letting the US bases get hit without putting in any effort to defend.

>>19168
I thought the President of Jordan was an open US/ISraeli puppet, obviously that said Jordan is politically fractious with several of those factions seriously threatening open civil war but I'm not sure how much the Israelis really care as that could be advantages to them. The more interesting one could be that PAC-3s are actually getting that low now.

Wait I was thinking of Lebanon, Jordan has been a far more in the pocket ally of US and co since the 70's.

>>19165
>They could just be lying to stop panic.
Clearly.

>>19169
>The more interesting one could be that PAC-3s are actually getting that low now.
This. The Iranians have the upper hand regarding missile attacks at this stage.

>>19169
No, it's a king of Jordan, a monarch whose overriding policy goal for the past few decades has been to survive and avoid losing power. He'll make himself useful and play a lot of sides to stay afloat. Right now the USA is on the way out of the middle east and Trump is already neglecting any countries in the middle east that aren't Israel, so I wouldn't be surprised if he's hedging his bets at this point.

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Does Iran have any "allies" or co-belligerents willing to throw a few drones at continental US infrastructure, be it in the US itself or LatAM?

feel free to delete this post if replies turn into another round of schizo nonsense

>>19173
No. It's a regional war but the US's eviction in itself would cause tectonic political shifts for everyone there.

>>19173
Bomb America? Nah, they just want to bomb military bases close to their shithole.

>>19174
It would cause tectonic shifts the world over. It would be a massive confidence crisis.

>>19176
It's already a confidence crisis.

>>19174
>>19175
Even so many a cartel these days fields all sorts of wacky shit from the Ukraine including drones, the longer range Shahed-tier being well within the engineering capability of the sorts that can run narco subs.
They might not have any contacts with Iran nor care for the particulars of the war, but even the most loyal zogverted cartel operator who is neither an outright fed or a kike has a very high likelihood of hating the US' guts for all the shit they did and keep doing in LatAM, there's gotta be some sort of tolerance threshold for when they'll no longer accept orders or (worthless) "petro"dollar payments.

>>19178
 Now you're just talking about a regional insurgency in Latin America which would likely only be connected to the middle east in terms of adversary alone.

>>19173
>Does Iran have any "allies" or co-belligerents willing to throw a few drones at continental US infrastructure, be it in the US itself or LatAM?
allies as in nations, no, they have commercial partners at best, but, according to some anons in cuckpol, China has agents in all levels inside the US, I know this sounds schizo but a few years ago there was a thread on cuckpol where they were discussing tunnels being dig all around US with managers being from mainland china, then there was this "leaked" chinese memo called friends of china, something like that, basically a series of steps that China is doing to slowly convert US into a friendly and morally aligned nation.
schizo rambling at best.

>>19167
You're comparing applies and oranges there, graphs are based on different sets of data.
First line was projecting ~165M bbl by July 10. ()
The updated graph shows 179.5M bbl actual level on July 13. In other words the actual drawdown rate was lower than initially estimated. They revised forward estimates not historical data there.
That doesn't mean the initial estimate was bad, those assumptions simply changed, in other words they looked at that chart and said "oh shit we better pump/buy more oil" and that's probably what happened.

>>19181
The second graph clearly says 6.2M bbl/wk at the top-right, but this does not match what the chart shows (1.4M bbl/wk)

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>"We're going to hit them very hard tonight. We're going to hit them very hard tomorrow night. We're going to hit them very hard the night after... We're going to knock out all their power plants, we're going to knock out all their bridges, unless they get to the table and negotiate.
Bridge & Powerplant Day
It's just about 0235h Tehran local, so I don't know if Blumpf means now or in <24hrs from now?

>>19185
>ear crimes threats are back
<when Rubio was trying to fight the ICC

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Anyone have the stock of munitions of the USA and Iran?
If thigs are going bad for the burgers, the first sign would be them moving launchers and missiles from taiwan to israel?

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>Iranians now playing the "le Fat Man ebin trole..."
What will these mirthful chaps think up next!?  :D

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Trump is now at the "give me back my legions" stage.

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>>19134
>"Don't worry, bros!"
they said.
>"We are escorting you, you'll be fine!"
they said.
>"It's safe & effective!!"
they said.

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>even the AWACS is scurrying away...
Just what kind of Chinese long-range AA munitions do these West Asian Chads possess these days?

>>19186
>"I will dismantle the ICC singlehandedly."
>t. Little Rubio

>>19172
Dangerous move considering Israel hasn't imploded yet. If Bibi is ousted, he'll probably pull some shit regardless of outcome, and since his direct challenger is ex-military chief, should lead to interesting fireworks.
>>19173
The majority of the world countries barely have functional armies, and those who do are are just enough for riots and border control. The New World is a bunch of tourist traps and depressing farming shitholes that all believe they can one day be the, at this point ancient, civilizations that so easily raped and conquered them.
>>19191
Makes sense. With the forward bases destroyed and compromised, the AWACS have to fill that role as the buffer radar.

>>19189
>didn't provide any protection, only made them targets
The Mafia were better at this.

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Kuwait has been enjoying a fine meal of Persian Doritos of late. That these things are getting through all the way to target is telling of the current state of US AA munition stockpiles.

>>19197
That they have all been diverted to the kikes?
I say this as the US is formally withdrawing troops from Iraq. Seeing as the fake gay ops from Iraq failed to produce anything other than the kikes operating secret bases.

>>19196
Hegseth definitely is not a general on par with Quinctilius Varus either. Crassus maybe. Interestingly enough Varus was governor of Judea for a while and crushed some revolts pretty brutally.

Apparently anti-ship misslery has been fired at US naval assets inside the Strait area.

>>19183
I see what you're getting at. The two graph must be a single storage cavern, so if that one was getting close to the yellow zone then it makes sense to ease up on it and draw more from the other storage sites instead. But you're right looks like they bungled the legend on the second one.
https://archive.ph/4m93I --> https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=WCSSTUS1&f=W (couldn't find a per storage site breakdown)
>>19198
>as the US is formally withdrawing troops from Iraq.
Oh good, they must have finally found those WMDs after all this time.

>>19197
>IRGC details its Kuwait strikes: it says it destroyed a satellite communication center, missile and air defense radar, a Patriot air defense complex, a US base supply depot, and HIMARS launch platforms as part of the sixth wave of "Nasr 2" operation, in response to alleged US attacks on Iranian sites. (Al Mayadeen Breaking, IRIB News)
>Jul 15, 2026 · 4:37 AM UTC
https://xcancel.com/ME_Observer_/status/2077251253852094642#m

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The legendary "Pro Hormuz Bowling League" continues it's nightly tournament series.

>>19204
AI + Boomers = Bankruptcy

>>19190
That's going tot make transiting the Omani route harder.
>>19191
Given that they can't really land anywhere in the region they might have simply had their flight ranges clipped, also what the other guy said.

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Fentcom already going after clearly-civilian targets now.

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Wonder what's on the docket for tonight's rounds in about 12hours (currently ~1430h, Tehran local rn)?

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>>19209
>clearly-civilian targets
THESE ARE HIGH-PRIORITY, DANGEROUS MILITARY ASSETS, BIGOT!111
https://xcancel.com/RyanRozbiani/status/2077220249573773554#m

>>19209
>more dead sandniggers
What is Iran going to do about it? Kill sandniggers? They wouldn't dare.
>>19210
Civilian targets I hope.

>>19212
Yes because I'm sure that's all US bases are staffed with.

>>19211
remember if it looks like it can go over 7 knots it's a military vessel.

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This commentator thinks bases are still firing drones. I'd imagine if that's in fact the case, then we know what's likely to be the targeting for the evening's affair. And apparently the 5th HQ had been operating them subsequent to the heavy bombardments during the 40day War.

>>19194
>Dangerous move considering Israel hasn't imploded yet. If Bibi is ousted, he'll probably pull some shit regardless of outcome, and since his direct challenger is ex-military chief, should lead to interesting fireworks.
Sure, but Lindsey Graham is dead and the US politicians, particularly new ones, are realigning towards a more anti-Israel stance. In addition to that, the munitions shortage and incoming Taiwan conflict (plus the current Ukraine conflict) means that the USA cannot spare much for Israel in the near future even if it wants to. And with the USA antagonizing the fuck out of its middle east allies because Trump is trying to extract weapons and money from them for a war he started which fucked them over it looks like the days of US diplomatic leverage over the middle east are coming to an end while their military bases are definitely getting kicked out. There is going to be a large regional realignment and the USA is on the way out.

So it's not too strange to read the way the wind blows and recognize that Israel's support and the US's influence in the Middle East will be dimming.

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THEY'RE BEGGING FOR A DEAL NOW. SOME OF THE GREATEST BEGGING YOU'VE EVER SEEN. MAYBE THE BIGGEST BEGGING EVER.

>>19217
It almost has the same feeling as the beginning of the end of the British Empire. The first chunk that falls away. And in our case right at the statistically important 250 year mark.

>>19219
Probably some masonic numerological magic at play.

>>19190
Man, that SAFETY FIRST you see on the sinking vessel at the end feels hella ironic.

>>19219
Yeah, it does feel like the era of the USA being able to manhandle countries around the world and do as it pleases are over. It's gonna be a multilateral world now.

>>19221
multipolar and hegemonic collapse are two separate things.

The feeds are going crazy rn.
https://xcancel.com/ME_Observer_

Apparently the kikes are resuming their attacks in Lebanon & Gaza.

>>19224
New fpv footage soon then hopefully.

>"A 3.9-magnitude earthquake struck near Anbarolum, Aq Qala, shaking the city of Gorgan in Iran a few minutes ago. (IRIB News)
https://xcancel.com/ME_Observer_/status/2077407081179545869#m

I don't recall if any Strelok answered before, but how strong does an underground nuclear test register on the Richter Scale?

>>19226
Depends on the yield and a smart man could probably estimate the yield if they had the epicentre of the quake from Gorgan.

slightly better than typical footage of the attack on US base in Jordan, afaict (probably same footage, but w/o the watermarks at least).
https://xcancel.com/Pataramesh/status/2077056320683884746#m

>>19226
You can definitely register a 3.9 magnitude earthquake with an underground nuclear test and it wouldn't even be strange to do so, but there's also a huge fault line so that place is earthquake country in general. It's more likely a real earthquake than an underground nuke test, but both are possible.

>>19229
There isn't lad the fault line is along the south of Iran not the north.

>>19230
Well Gorgan being earthquake country is real at least:
>Since 2025, Gorgan has had 46 quakes of magnitudes above 2 and up to 5.4 within up to 100 km (63 mi) distance:
>•1 quake above magnitude 5
>•8 quakes between magnitude 4 and 5
>•15 quakes between magnitude 3 and 4
https://allquakes.com/place/4002/earthquakes/gorgan.html

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake is nothing odd for the area.

>>19226
>but how strong does an underground nuclear test register on the Richter Scale?
Too many factors to give a meaningful answer. Unless there's some radioXenon then I think it's best to assume it's just a quake.

>>19231
I take it back it is on a fault line.

>>19226
>>19227
>>19229
>>19230
>>19231
Well regardless, the Iranians have been
>"Two weeks away from a nuke!!"
for over 40 years now. They certainly have them if they want them.

The late leader had issued a "fatwa" against them, but IIRC since the funeral concluded the IRGC has mentioned changing their "nuclear doctrine". IMHO well they should. Why should the kikes possess them and the Iranians shouldn't?

Anyway, I predict that if they don't have them rn for whatever reason, then they soon will have them, given the kike's + their orange man's shenanigans towards the world.

>>19234
If they had one they would probably publicly detonate it to signal for their adversaries to back off.

>>19235
I'm no expert, but I reckon simply doing an underground test is more than sufficient of a "public" detonation. I'm sure the seismic signature of a nuke is quite distinct from a natural earthquake.
>tl;dr
Everyone will know within seconds if they actually test a nuke in Iran.

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>tfw the era of RC-model-tier drones has begun...

>>19236
That's how best Korea announced their nukes to the world and, besides, the fallout from an open air test might reach Pakistan and they did such a wonderful job assisting with negotiations and all.

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LMAO. It really is just jealousy & envy at this stage I believe.

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If somehow the "Weekend at Mitch's" ruse can be publicly exposed before a cutoff, could Massie be back to take his place. Burger politicians?

>The U.S. Army launched six ATACMS tactical ballistic missiles from M142 HIMARS systems in Kuwait toward Iran.
https://xcancel.com/OSINTWarfare/status/2077514261169938806

Apparently Kuwait can still lob these old systems. I wonder how much is even left of the US military systems in Bahrain tonight?

>>19241
I'm sure we'll be reviewing the smoking craters from tomorrow night.

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>>19239
Sometimes you have to ask yourself W.W.C.T.D?
What Would Commie Trump Do?
*could you imagine such a alt universe?*

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>>19093 (OP) 
Should palace bedouins and their slaves learn to speak Persian? Or will their 80 years old zionist champion save them?

>>19243
>"alt universe"
Fucker is more "seize the means of production" then the socialists he blasts.

>>19245
I thinking g it's more seize up

>>19246
Didn't notice the foreigner formatting at first. Just the balls of someone not knowing how much of a communist turd the real estate liberal actually is.

>>19217
>means that the USA cannot spare much for Israel in the near future even if it wants to
Both Ukraine and South Korea had their patriot batteries pulled out to support Israel. As for Taiwan, the US keeps flipflopping on overt support, such as when it recently dropped an arms bill to support Taiwan. 
This is putting the cart before the horse. A single crazed religious fanatic Congressman died. AIPAC owns the majority still. Mossad still operates. The trend is moving towards anti-Israel, but both sides of the political spectrum that are pushing against Israel are growing but small. The Middle East countries must covertly resist or else get the direct ire of Israel or the US. Which for while they are both bruised, can still exact revenge. Jordan for its part shares the largest border with Israel. The Middle East countries are given US toys that will turn against them in a war. The economic decoupling from the dollar and the west holds the greatest chance of victory. A west that cannot feasibly support Israel is the onlt chance they have.
>>19240
Kentucky changed the law so a vacant seat requires a special election. There is a lot of talk of a theoretical scenario where the governor may choose, though lawsuits may abound, if the vacant seat happened too close to an election period.
Realistically, the boomers and loyal lapdogs of Trump have been successful in the majority of the time in ousting any Republican Trump doesn't like. Liberals stay within party lines. Though it wasn't a wipeout, as Massie got 45.1% of the vote during the primary (inner Republican party contest).

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>>19239
<didn't (manage to) kill him (yet)
>I saved you

This presidency is the usecase for having a mobster at the head of a superpower.

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>>19248
The thing is that bedouins are materialistic right now and have never been in a real war in all of their history. The Muslims that conquered Persia, the Holy Land, North Africa, India, and Spain were mostly Arabs from Hijaz, not bedouins. America discovered oil for bedouins, and they made a deal with the British and attacked the Ottomans while they were busy with WW1. Also something I learned lately is that bedouins declared war on Germany and Japan during WW2 on 28 February 1945, 1 April 1945, but didn't go to any battle.......because it was at the end of the war.

muttmerica shot up an unladen oil tanker heading in to Kharg island.
https://english.news.cn/northamerica/20260716/67752ec2c8d94353b3a4805e7efbd9eb/c.html

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What did they mean by this?

>"The U.S. Department of Defense, under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, has announced a new policy to annually screen service members aged 30 and older for low testosterone levels."
Now this is one I actually agree with. Though during Current Year, abominations are sure to surface related to this.

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>>19223
Thanks for the link, Strelok. Found picrel interesting.
>CENTCOM announces wave of strikes concluded
Dies this mean MISSION ACCOMPLISHED?

>>19239
Who the fuck thinks 3rd grader reverse psychology is going to work on tge Persians of all people?

>>19253
It'd be interesting if this was a quiet way to shuffle out not only trannies and leftists, but also women. I don't think he's clever enough to have thought of it, but the possibility is definitely in the language there.

That said, theres no telling how dire things are or aren't if he did try to hamper females in the military...on the one hand, our best shittiest ally has published enough findings on both mixed and female units to illuminate how ill suited they are for real action, but on the other there is NO END to the number of positions in really any modern military that require no more than a warm body to fill. Hell, half if them could be filled by kids, but we're too pussy to do so.

>>19254
>Dies this mean MISSION ACCOMPLISHED?
No. Currently, both sides are staging 'waves' of attacks. Centcom is giving it's soldiers a break.

Of course when not if the shit really hits the fan this approach will end.

>>19248
Those are fair points but I do want to point out that I believe the king of Jordan is hedging his bets. It's also important to note that the Greater Israel project involves annexing his land. Hell, Palestine was Jordanian territory for a while. Jordan had annexed the West Bank in the 1950s, though it gave it up in 1988 because it was too much of a hot potato to hold on to. So Jordan joining the axis of resistance would offer some serious security guarantees as well. I don't think he is suddenly doing full realignment, but I wouldn't be surprised if he is indeed hedging is bets and creating opportunities to reposition himself depending on how things turn out.

>>19252
IRGC runs pirate Windows, which is a natural consequence of sanctions.

>>19253
It's honestly just a solid policy. Low testosterone has negative consequences for muscle growth, bones, cardiovascular health, and even mental health. Too much testosterone can be a bad thing too, but offering testosterone for soldiers with lower T is just an easy way to improve their performance. If anything I think he should test and offer it to all service members, not just those 30 or older.

>>19254
>It'd be interesting if this was a quiet way to shuffle out not only trannies and leftists, but also women. I don't think he's clever enough to have thought of it, but the possibility is definitely in the language there.
That wouldn't make sense, anon. And women's bodies use testosterone too, even if they use less of it. Lower-than-normal testosterone impacts women negatively as well. There's a reason why the announcement used gender neutral language.

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>>19200
Strange guy

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>>19225
>fpv footage
Not sure if this is brand new or not. I hadn't seen it yet. Regardless dead yid is worth a short rerun.

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This is wrong, actually. The Burgerstanis attacked an Iranian-bound tanker just hours ago.

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Nicer layout of last night's funs. What's on tap tonight? (~1830h Tehran rn. Sunset in about an hour or so.)

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Frankly a little surprised to read this, given the shitshow by the US of late. OTOH, its only about a US$2B deal, so in effect a bribe of sorts. I imaging the House of Saud will be looking to it's true neighbor Persia for such equipment in the soon future.

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'Tis merely a scratch!!
I suppose it will be years before the actual numbers of US bodybags filled will be known?

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>>19204
Is it just me...somehow, these clips give me the "this is AI slop" vibes? But if not, then I guess the 7th attack this looks to be hand-done sabotage, in the end is the charm? At least half of it fell lol.

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China has just pulled into the gas station...

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Suddenly, a Challenger appears
www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/pakistan-worries-about-being-drawn-into-us-iran-conflict-after-houthis-attack-2026-07-16/

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DINDU NUFFIN

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Iraq has seen some funs the past few days.

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Ground Invasion clock is ticking, Streloks...

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https://xcancel.com/DropSiteNews/status/2077783007382172002

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>>19270
10chars Related?

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HOW WILL REAL ESTATE EVER RECOVER!?

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Copecom seems to possibly be implying an expansion of their ((( efforts )))?

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NO BASES
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>>19272
That could easily be for the various bases already under attack. With that in mind where could the US feasibly stage it's forces for a ground invasion of Iran at this point if we're assuming it's via sea to the west?
>>19273
From what I've watched, the knock on effects to everything from nitrogen extraction to helium production is now expected to dip and as a result everything is going up in price while less well off countries are now supposedly guaranteed famines. India for example subsidises it's farmers fertiliser purchases and they may not be able to cover everyone with the price shocks that are expected. Sub-saharan Africa is naturally another place expected to be particularly badly hit. However if the Iranians start going after Suez or western bound oil terminals then it will be dry pumps and starvation even in affluent nations. Oh and helium is relevant because it's apparently needed for microprocessor production. 
>>19257
I think you maybe right per >>19279, I'm not sure that it's going to help though if this conflict really escalates because just hosting US troops could be seen as complicity at a certain point. It could also ratchet the tension on the US's middle eastern partners to force them off the fence.

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Blumpf's 'pump & dump' scheme seems out of sync? It's not even "The greatest peace deal of our times" Monday?

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>>19276
That's a sobering headline if you meditate on it for a second:
>Iranian Islamic armed forces announce on social media that they will start launching tiny flying RC bombs to the US President's Golf courses spread around the Arabian Peninsula.
To think how deep the clown world rabbit hole we've gotten that news today look like the most deranged shitposts from 10 years ago.

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>>19283
Jej. Very true.

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>>19255
Sorry, I should elaborate when I'm posting while tired: I know the conflict has been moving in waves, I was hoping for a big beautiful banner announcement. Something full of shit, but rife with meme material.

>>19257
>IRGC runs pirate Windows
If its uncucked 7, tell them to toss up the magnet link.

>>19258
>That wouldn't make sense, anon. And women's bodies use testosterone too, even if they use less of it. Lower-than-normal testosterone impacts women negatively as well. There's a reason why the announcement used gender neutral language.
It would, if you consider what kinds of positions women typically worm their way into. Desk work, consultation, representation, administration, etc (low speed, low energy). If steps have already been taken to shuffle along trannies and DIE hires, there's the possibility that Pete Hedgefund will use this to remove useless women and/or blocjk their advancement in the ranks. If he's already gone tis far, I doubt he's unaware of women's usual political leanings and the possible threat to the 50s comic book War Department that he's trying to build. 

>>19272
Man,  that statement from the 40-day War about us "lacking the work ethic of our grandfathers" comes to mind.

>>19282
>White House says Iran...
Basically US is trying to get Iran back into the table, at this point Iran should ignore any calls unless US removes all its ships and bases from the region, including israel, as a token of good will.

>>19281
>Suez
Possible target but that would royally piss off the EU and Egypt who so far haven't shown much of an inclination to join in on the biggest most beautiful end of civilization in our time.
The eternal *nglo doesn't count though it would be funny if those retards somehow end up being the first among NATO to lose an aircraft carrier in active open sea combat.

>>19273
Mildly coincidental timing for Ukraine to shit over Russian oil refineries that theoretically could've filled in a little bit of EU oil needs in the extremely unthinkable completely impossible bad goy oy gevalt it's anudda shoah scenario in which western Europe capitulates and aligns with Russia to slightly reduce chaos on the streets.

>>19283
Syria 10 years ago wasn't too far removed but back then it was just tiny rebel brigades funded by everyone including your mom, ISIS, Assad militias, regular SAA forces, Kurds, US spokesmen, Russian diplomats all shitposting on twitter about X faction contesting village Y, which was entertaining but it didn't choke off a quarter of the global oil supply and no one dared attack non-proxy US assets on the ground at Al-Tanf Assad tried in 2017 but the ((( Coalition ))) bombed the armored column and destroyed several tanks, shame Putler didn't do anything in response beyond sending up a few Flankers to maintain his relevance, Israel was also the one doing the bombing and never getting bombed in return aside from that one F-16 which got shot down and crashed over the Golan Heights.
Also helps that in retrospect the "negotiations" back then weren't limited to Geneva stagecraft feat. "representatives" for rebel groups that collapsed, renamed themselves, swapped alliances or got absorbed while talks were ongoing, and outside the typical >ceasefires forced by the JewS which only ever resulted in Democratically aligned moderate terrorists shooting at evil Regime troops which was of course Putin's fault the war did see actual small-to-medium-scale diplomacy with way more legitimacy to it than virtually anything the US has accomplished in Iran thus far.

>>19287
France has sent more than GB at this point, there's a reason the Charles DeGaulle retreated to Toulon recently. Keir Starmer has been very hesitant to commit to anything until a more permanent cease fire is agreed and then he's willing to commit a "peace keeping force" in his own words. 

In regard to Syria, I'm fairly sure it was a Wagner column that the US flattened with artillery for attempting to evict them from their illegal squat on Syria's oil fields. 

I'm not sure I agree with your assessment of actual negotiations going on because the moderate rebels™ where just redressed jihadis that still basically occupy and run the north of Syria to this day and are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with al-Sharaa because he's being to much of a puppet and not enough of a jihadi. So I really wouldn't be surprised if Syria actually collapses back into civil war again with Turkey being the only one to step in again. 
>>19285
I really doubt they could really remove women without sufficient cause. The reality is the US military is used as a way to control unemployment in the US in the exact same way that the WPA was established in the 30's to soak up unemployment.

I should add blowing the western oil terminals is more likely to make the EU pressure the US more than anything else. They don't have any military forces that they could reasonably deploy to the middle east and everything being manufactured is going to Ukraine.

>>19285
>If its uncucked 7, tell them to toss up the magnet link.
I am running uncucked Windows 7 atm, because my PC is that old. Windows 7 is getting shafted in terms of software support. VxKey-NEXT is a help, but a lot of shit still won't run. If you want to game, you are going to get fucked harder because it doesn't have latest DirectX or Vulkan support.

Anon, I recommend you just bite the bullet and install Linux already. It's better than Windows 7 for software support and gaming these days.

>It would, if you consider what kinds of positions women typically worm their way into. Desk work, consultation, representation, administration, etc (low speed, low energy). 
Yeah, there's no problem with letting women take those jobs where their weaker physiques won't matter. If you want to yeet SJWs, anon, just focus on yeeting SJWs. Yeeting women in general is going too far and simultaneously not doing enough because a lot of SJWs are men.

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US WAR CRIMES ARE BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS!
A few days earlier than Trump threatened them, I see.

>>19291
Maybe now the Iranians will feel like they can stop pussyfooting around and destroy some infrastructure that their neighbors use

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>>19291
It won't be Iran who kills him.

>>19288
The "negotiations" between rebels and the Syrian government were always just gay posturing meant to make Assad look bad and/or restrict his movements through ceasefires, but the war did serve as a catalyst for things like the 2018 sale of S-400s to Turkey which in turn got them kicked off the F-35 program right as their pilots had finished training and were about to return with brand new aircraft in tow, Iran, Hezbolla, Kurds also made lots of connections over the course of the war, Saudi Arabia kicked off an unsuccessful multi-year blockade of Qatar because they kept funding the wrong Wahhabis, the Kurds tried their hardest LARPing as a true and honest real genuine independerp nation while Erdogan's grey wolves raped them unchecked and there was even open collaboration between Syria, Iraq and Iran in the late 2017 operation to clear Al-Bukamal and Al-Qaim from ISIS.
Hell, did everyone forget the unstable multinational patrol regime instigated after the watermelon seller cucked Assad out of a final victory in early 2020 that went on until the Roach-trained and supplied moderate rebels overran everything in late 2024?

Thing is though that for as much of meme as most negotiations in that war were they actually at times had representatives from various factions attend in person instead of using Omani and Pakistani middlemen to play diplomatic telephone because Dup is such a fuckwad he'd probably pull through on his threats to execute any non-Israeli-aligned Persian in the same room as him personally.

>>19291
>US WAR CRIMES ARE BACK ON THE MENU, BOYS!
I guess it's 'official' now.

>"CBS News quotes US official: Guidelines for US attacks have been updated to include bridges and communication and logistical targets, with the aim of increasing pressure on Iran"
>Jul 16, 2026 · 9:37 PM UTC
https://xcancel.com/ME_Observer_/status/2077870269616566525#m

>>19290
My suggestion, and what I plan to do once forced to it, is to get a miniPC and just put GabeOS on it and use that solely for gaymen purposes and continue to use Win7 for light internet use.

>>19291
And Iran already said before that it's going to trade infrastructure strikes for infrastructure strikes. So I guess somebody's going to get fucked in response. They also directed the Hothies to close the Red Sea if Iran's power infrastructure is attacked.

>>19272
You would think that someone in the Republican party would be looking to put the break on Trump and his war. Either deauthorizing the war, impeachment, or 25thing him. If a ground invasion goes through it'll completely destroy their party, either because it causes right libertarians, anti war conservatives, America firsters, and independents (basically everyone who isn't a hardcore Zionist or neocon) to break with the party or directly because it ends up getting a bunch of young, make, and predominately white conservatives killed in the the Last Crusade.

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>>19296
>And Iran already said before that it's going to trade infrastructure strikes for infrastructure strikes. So I guess somebody's going to get fucked in response. They also directed the Hothies to close the Red Sea if Iran's power infrastructure is attacked.
Yep it's likely to get zesty real soon now (tm).

Talking of which, the Haredi have apparently taken time off from sucking baby penises long enough to started laying in the streets now. Gotta admit, this wasn't on my Bingo card rn.

Reportedly Civil Aviation is now suspended by the Iranian Govt. Prepping for AA against massive bombardments?

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>>19297
>Haredi
They'll either revolt or they'll all pack up and leave. Israel has befucked itself, I think. That 80 year curse seems to be a firm thing it seems.

>>19296
>Win7 for light internet use.
Why tf tho if you're already losing your sanityinstalling arch distros?

>>19294
Pretty sure the Kurds were US backed and only strung along to keep Syria unstable. Also no one liked ISIS except Israel, most likely because they were Israel's preferred proxies. And again the watermelon salesman was just recruiting from the same pool of northern jihadis that had been funded by the west for most of the conflict. I remember a good article on the white helmets just being a front for MI6 to equip jihadis in northern syria as well.

>>19301
My personal dream is to one day have a 64 bit compatible version of Windows 3.11 as my forever OS.

>>19303
Lel. Wasn't the source code for Win2K (Windows NT; ie the base for all the modern versions of Windows) made public like a year ago or smth?

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>>19296
>They also directed the Hothies to close the Red Sea if Iran's power infrastructure is attacked.
What did they mean by this?

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>>19305
America went full retard, now everyone around Iran is going to FUCKING DIE.

Can someone give me a QRD on the Houthis why are they so unstoppable?

Conceivably a HIMARS fire team was killed during a direct strike on their position in Kuwait overnight.

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>>19260
I just remembered I have this.

>>19307
Geography and they are not materialistic. Gulf armies and feds only care about money and are disgusted from jihad, some of them insult God privatly. I know them.

>>19307
IIRC the Houthis are more accurately called something like Ansar Allah, Houthi is the name of the family that rules their tribal coalition or something like that. They're pretty much unstoppable because their quasi tribal mobilization structure is basically immune to precision strikes, while still being organized enough to maintain the technical capacity to operate relatively high end weapons like anti-aircraft systems. So think of if the Taliban could shoot down planes and conduct long ranged strikes. They've also got geography on their side, but so do a lot of other insurgent forces. You kinda need that just to get an insurgency off the ground IMO.

>>19272
Doubt a bunker that can be built in minutes can withstand 50kg payloads from drones. The problem remains that they need to seperate troops and hide these bunkers else they will be quickly targeted.
>>19278
The US modis operandi has always been to bomb until victory.
>>19286
It has been quiet on the Israel front. It can be believed that the US is talking Israel down. That could behoove Iran to at least continue with the on and off charades if it means just the US is the main aggressor.
>>19288
The UK overextended in its zeal to fight Russia. It is also likely cheaper to pretend to be a great power against Russia then it is to join in a fight that will anger the Islamic majority.

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>>19093 (OP) 
ًWhich Gulf country will be the first to remove American bases from its land to try to appeal to Iran? Dumpf ain't looking too good

>>19313
If the US removes troops because there are no bases left to maintain, as they have bombed to hell and back, does that count?

>>19314
Sure as long as said country's royalty tell America's government to fuck off

>only thing of note from the mad king's speech is that China uses informal networks to sway their diaspora
That's like saying water makes things wet. It is widely known, and not a crucial piece of new information. And yeah, if there were large swathes of Chinese immigrants in non-leftist states, maybe, just maybe, it could be relevant. 
This is just a fucking distraction from his kike war and possible basis for future litigation when the mad king gets what is coming to him later this year.

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I think the jewsa could rightly consider this a warning shot?

Purportedly, the Iranians just did a sizable strike on US assets inside Syria.

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>>19291
>>19295
>>19296
The jewSA has apparently made good on the threat; quadrupling down in fact. It'll be interesting to see what response Iran gives in return.

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>>19321
Rev up those $200 oil barrels.

>>19322
>35-facts-about-ea-nasir
>tfw ywn a mercantile dispute involving (literally) Nigga-Nanna
Top Jej.

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>>19322
Noooo think of the Indians

>>19303
>>19304
https://archive.org/details/windows-2000-source-code
Wizards of old speak of legends that the 3.1 kernel lurks therein, hidden in plain sight.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.

>>19326
We can move this to the /k/anteen please.
>>19328

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Annudah Shoah in the Hormuz

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10 C-17s on the move rn.

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>>19305
Related?

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LET THE INFRASTRUCTURE GAMES BEGIN!
Iran must be really pissed at Kuwait rn. Did things not go well at the Summit Funeral or smth?

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>>19330
No idea for sure, but presumably this is the same event?

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I'm sure this will blow up soon if true.  :)

>>19333
Nah it's for strategic reasons

IRGC is claiming
>"Long-range radar system and several strategic US refueling aircraft destroyed" in Al Udeid, Qatar last night.

>>19321
One day Iran will respond with bombing all Izraeli water treatment plants, ports and grain storages.

>>19338
That's probably what is will be forced upon them eventually, Strelok. Clearly they (and I mean the IRGC, in-specific) are a more moral people than the kikes are. While the yids wantonly revel in their bloodlusts and murders, the Persians appear to be much more moderated at the ugly task of warfare. Unfortunately, the kike tool ((( jewsa ))) will force the Iranian hand into finally acting decisively. God help all of us when they do -- the kikes fully intend to murder the entire world while they're going down into the pit.

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Not exactly related to this war, but gives me a sensible chuckle everytime ngl.

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We already discussed the role of ((( palantir ))) during this war, but this one was unexpected to me: Iranians are removing their fishing boats from the water and parking them out on the streets near their houses to protect them from attack by the us.

>inb4 kikes are wanton murderers. they clearly have no problems murdering families to get at their fishing boats as well.

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>>19341
>related
This is what the kikes are directing their multi-trillion military puppets to destroy rn.

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>>19263
I like this format. Here's last night's:

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According to Middle East Spectator:
>Three hardened storage facilities at Sheikh Zayed Military City, UAE, were completely destroyed in an Iranian strike
>
>The storage facilities, which are most likely used to store interceptors, are located at coordinates 24°29'44.87"N 54°58'57.10"E in Abu Dhabi.
https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/35028

>>19338
Doing something like that out of the blue on a major level is just asking for Israel to start nuking. And you need to preserve room for the escalation ladder in order to preserve deterrence. Right now Israel is not attacking Iran directly, so it'd be very premature. What's more up in the air is whether Iran will just blow up the giant $30 billion Stargate AI center in UAE. That'll have significant economic repercussions for the USA's already fragile AI market.

>>19340
I was wondering if it had to do with Israelis being infamously terrible tourists but no, looks like Malaysia does not recognize the state of Israel or allow its people in their borders to begin with. They just discovered dual nationality holders had entered anyway and began evicting them.

>>19341
That's likely confirmation that the US has been blowing up fishing boats when blowing up "IRGC vessels."

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>>19343
My eye's not good enough to pick it out, but this is apparently sat imagery of the destruction of USAF assets in Qatar last night. I'm sure the expensive images should be forthcoming if this is legit.

>>19097
Oh wow. God bless that man.

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>>19321
"A convoy of fuel tankers is stuck on the Kahorestan Bridge in Iran’s Hormozgan province"

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They're planning to invade & occupy Bandar Abbas -- holding the residents as human shield hostages, aren't they?

>>19347
The Iranians could just potentially arm everyone there and turn it into a giant murder box.

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>>19321
How big a deal is that really. Wouldn't Iran welcome the US wasting million dollar worth of bombs on bridges that could be fix in weeks?
At this point the Iranians should just bait the bombers with decoy bridges.

>>19350
Depends on the kind of bridges and their  positions as to both how easy they are to repair and how important they are for transit.

>>19350
>>19351
The point being that the kikes+their puppets have now entirely-isolated vehicular traffic to the big island by cutting all the bridges to it. Now marine access is the only way of supply & travel there. As pointed out ( >>19342 ) the place has attracted an overly-large population there b/c of the slightly higher meager sustenance possible there.

>tl;dr
Kikes are up to something evil beyond just blowing bridges.

Feeds are blowing up again for the evening.
https://xcancel.com/ME_Observer_

vague claims that the Iranian chads fired another missile at an aircraft carrier.

>>19356
No, seems like Iran hit a US naval vessel that the aircraft carrier was using for resupply though.

>Iran's IRGC says its naval air defense shot down a US MQ-9 drone over Bushehr skies, using a newly deployed advanced naval defense system. (IRIB News)
>Jul 17, 2026 · 9:41 PM UTC
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Yet another Reaper is netted, apparently. How many of these does the US have left?

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>>19347
Makeshift roads being used in this location.

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>>19359
U.S. war plans foiled by the mighty shovel.

>>19360
>>19359
How much money did they waste bombing them again?

>>19347
It has been pointed out numerous times that Southern Iran is the most feasible invasion point. It is more sparsely populated, farthest from Tehran, and located with direct access from the ocean where the Navy could support. In the clnventional sense, it lets America put a forward base. With drone warfare, that is a retarded means as the US would have to stop attacks that travel through Iranian airspace, and would have to fight through very barren and mountainous land.
>>19358
Apparently the number is around 135. The Air Force states the minimum operational number needs to be at 189, and they have stated before Congress that the number is below 189.
>>19359
A dirt road still slows them down compared to asphalt or concrete roads. The end goal should be to drive Iran into being a 3rd world country, where it no longer has anything but dirt roads, its water and food is inconsistent, electricity becomes a priviliege, and all the comforts of modern day society is erased.

>>19362
You could also try to hit Iran's islands outside the mainland proper. Some of them are quite valuable.

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>>19253
>High T Generals...ASSEMBLE!

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>>19362
>A dirt road still slows them down compared to asphalt or concrete roads.
Yeah but only for the 200 yards or so of broken bridge, or am I missing something?
>the end goal should be to drive Iran into being a 3rd world country, where it no longer has anything but dirt roads.
This is utterly retarded. Are you suggesting they're going to bomb 5 quintillion square miles of asphalt when they could achieve the same result by hitting a dozen power plants?

>>19365
>Are you suggesting they're going to bomb 5 quintillion square miles of asphalt 
No, they are going to bomb foodstores, powerplants, industry, water storage, salination plants, and anything that allows them to live. If the US had its way, the Iranians would be too busy barely surviving to be able to start repairing every bridge and road destroyed.

From last night's (re)attack on Jordan >"Footage shows at least two Iranian ballistic missile impacts at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Several MIM-104 Patriot interceptors can be seen being launched, but at least two Iranian missiles still penetrated the air defenses and struck the base.
>"Despite launching relatively small waves of ballistic missiles, Iran's strike success rate appears to have increased steadily over the past several days.
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https://xcancel.com/OSINTWarfare/status/2078281673024606257
How much do each of these Patriots cost again?

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Down to just CSPAM in kuwait rn

Ongoing Iranian attack against Bahrain into the daylight hours.

>>19364
but what if you had a drone that had a premium protein shake hanging from it

>>19367
>they are going to bomb foodstores, powerplants, industry, water storage, salination plants, and anything that allows them to live
That applies to all the good goys  in the region that can be attacked by the Persians, and had their defenses rerouted to the kikes. Remember, the US made civilian targets acceptable. The Persians can still take out the rest of the Gulf with them. Which will only show that that dealing with the US, the kikes is not in their best interest.

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updated US presence map

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>>19359
Another makeshift crossing at a different bridge.

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Some big, hot fire blazing in Saudi rn. Pipeline?

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>>19333
Money worshipping goblins in general went to the funeral while still having American bases in their lands. Their hypocrisy knows no limit. If America defeats Iran they'll curse and insult Iran, if Iran defeats America they'll curse and insult America and say they were being held captive. bedouin shenanigans.

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Iranian power & desal plant struck.

>>19372
>Remember, the US made civilian targets acceptable. The Persians can still take out the rest of the Gulf with them.
This.

Also, about the only thing worse internationally & diplomatically-speaking beyond the perfidy & murder of state leaders check. and a literal world leader at that is targeting children. Oh wait...

>>19379
>is targeting children. Oh wait...
Real weird how investigation on that day one attack got stalled, as it would expose its "AI" tools for selecting targets as flawed, and violating the basic standards in regards to war crimes.

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>how it started...

>how it's going
"...another Kuwaiti power/desalination plant was hit"
https://xcancel.com/ME_Observer_/status/2078368194704613458#m

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>>19382
It's alright, Gulf royalties got plenty of oil to drink and will drink from it like thirsty camels

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>"...in last night's attacks by the IRGC Aerospace Force on enemy positions, a new ballistic missile was used, which is the result of combining the warhead of the Kheibar Shekan missile with the booster of the Haj Qassem ballistic missile. The use of the Haj Qassem missile booster increases speed, and the Kheibar Shekan 2 missile warhead has a higher chance of penetrating air defense systems compared to the Haj Qassem missile warhead"

Interesting. I'm not aware if this new missile configuration has a name yet. The general consensus is that the Iranian targeting has in general improved just during this past week. I wonder if this new platform is part of the reason?