Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations

[Flotilla]

Something we all knew who this person was and 'who' wanted Assad gone. Now its crystal.

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Abrahams Accords itselfs were part of the reasons for 7 October. Those Accords are in reality a Ribbertropp-Molotov Pact. Morocco adquired the West Sahara and Israel the Golan Heights and Al Qods.
Don´t pay too much attention. That guy doesn´t represent the will of syrian people. I am pretty sure they don´t want israelis ruling at 25 km from Damascus.

 

[Tijani]

Abrahams Accords itselfs were part of the reasons for 7 October. Those Accords are in reality a Ribbertropp-Molotov Pact. Morocco adquired the West Sahara and Israel the Golan Heights and Al Qods.
Don´t pay too much attention. That guy doesn´t represent the will of syrian people. I am pretty sure they don´t want israelis ruling at 25 km from Damascus.

Your first paragraph is spot on. The second is a hope and wish that I like you share but reality has unfortunately shown me that Syrians have an affinity for headchopper democracy. I've yet to meet a Syrian in Sweden who is against what these cut-throats are doing. I still have hope that there is younger generation who the see the machinations of Türkiye and the rest of the zionist West!

 

[Lulldapull]

Abrahams Accords itselfs were part of the reasons for 7 October. Those Accords are in reality a Ribbertropp-Molotov Pact. Morocco adquired the West Sahara and Israel the Golan Heights and Al Qods.
Don´t pay too much attention. That guy doesn´t represent the will of syrian people. I am pretty sure they don´t want israelis ruling at 25 km from Damascus.

Irans gotta accelerate that new resistance front that its trying to cultivate in Syria now and start allocating resources for this new endeavor. These CIA jihadists must be expelled or better yet killed or else there is no solution.

Israel and Al-Turkiya along with their CIA overlords are cultivating Azher-Bhaija banana against Iran and since these guys in Baqu are mongolian people and notionally 'muzlim' too, plonking them together as part of the Abraham Accords is on the cards:

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[Persian Gulf]

Hamas counter-ambushes attempted IDF ambush, liquidating 2 IDF terrorists (including a IDF platoon commander) and injuring 4 more IDF terrorists

According to an initial IDF probe, during operations in Shejaiya, troops of the Jerusalem Reserve Infantry Brigade and members of police’s Yamas unit set up an ambush in a building.

Resistance fighters arrived at the ambush site, and the Israeli forces opened fire on them at around 4:40 p.m. During the exchange of fire, the Yamas officer was killed.

Rescue forces were then dispatched to the scene to extract the troops at the ambush site. Fifteen minutes later, an army Humvee that tried to reach the area was hit by RPG fire, and one soldier was moderately wounded.

Nearly an hour later, several IDF tanks, part of the rescue forces, came under RPG fire by the Resistance fighters in Shejaiya. One of the RPGs killed Voloch and lightly wounded another soldier.

An hour after that, two reservists of the Jerusalem Brigade’s 7007th Battalion were moderately wounded by RPG fire and light arms in the same area.

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wow, what an embarrassing story for the IDF

 

[vmro]

Irans gotta accelerate that new resistance front that its trying to cultivate in Syria now and start allocating resources for this new endeavor. These CIA jihadists must be expelled or better yet killed or else there is no solution.

Israel and Al-Turkiya along with their CIA overlords are cultivating Azher-Bhaija banana against Iran and since these guys in Baqu are mongolian people and notionally 'muzlim' too, plonking them together as part of the Abraham Accords is on the cards:

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Look, Iran created largest network of allies in the regia after revolution from the scratch... Decades of impactful regional presence cant be deleted in few days...

But is this whole truth about Iranian long-hand ability that is nightmare for zionists...???
of course not...In reality, Iran's influence in the region has been reactivated, drawing upon centuries-old ties with countries such as Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen.

This legacy of Iranian influence cannot be easily erased, as it has been reinvigorated over time. Moreover, Iran's status as a major Shia power makes it the default choice for regional Shia groups seeking support, even if it's not exclusive to Shia communities. In fact, regional groups will often seek Iranian backing due to the lack of viable alternatives.

Examples of this enduring influence can be seen in Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen, where Iranian presence has been a fixture for centuries. Iraq, on the other hand, is traditional Iranian semi-protectorate, despite past setbacks, and it's only a matter of time before this trend becomes more pronounced.

So yes, Iran will fix actual damage inflicted on the Axis... this is far from some precedent... This is dynamic that Iran has to follow, for own safety, and dynamic that keep Iran out of being trapped in hibernation, as it is case with Arabs... Iran must stay strong and influential because they have no choice...Be strong or take path to oblivion... answer is obvious...

 

[vmro]

Hamas counter-ambushes attempted IDF ambush, liquidating 2 IDF terrorists (including a IDF platoon commander) and injuring 4 more IDF terrorists

According to an initial IDF probe, during operations in Shejaiya, troops of the Jerusalem Reserve Infantry Brigade and members of police’s Yamas unit set up an ambush in a building.

Resistance fighters arrived at the ambush site, and the Israeli forces opened fire on them at around 4:40 p.m. During the exchange of fire, the Yamas officer was killed.

Rescue forces were then dispatched to the scene to extract the troops at the ambush site. Fifteen minutes later, an army Humvee that tried to reach the area was hit by RPG fire, and one soldier was moderately wounded.

Nearly an hour later, several IDF tanks, part of the rescue forces, came under RPG fire by the Resistance fighters in Shejaiya. One of the RPGs killed Voloch and lightly wounded another soldier.

An hour after that, two reservists of the Jerusalem Brigade’s 7007th Battalion were moderately wounded by RPG fire and light arms in the same area.

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wow, what an embarrassing story for the IDF

This is surest way of wasting their state's state... after brutal full-scale genocidal operations, and they still have major damage on daily basis, this is disastrous for the regime of Tel Aviv ...

Doomed by tiny size of population in tiny sized area, with enormous expensive military, with increased numbers of people who want to leave, especially youngsters, with irreversible damaged reputation and lost all of the sympathy worldwide, internal unprecedented polarization and unhealthy society's process...

Nothing good about their future....

This is heroic effort from repressed and incomparable military weaker opponents... salute to the heroes, they are clashing with most organized and brutal terroristic organization ever... every normal person in the world must support it

 

[Persian Gulf]

second US F-18 jet "lost at sea" in the Red Sea

they are very creative with their excuses for losing fighter jets due to Yemeni attacks

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[tsunset]

second US F-18 jet "lost at sea" in the Red Sea

they are very creative with their excuses for losing fighter jets due to Yemeni attacks

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You really think they managed to down those two F-18? (serious question not trolling)

They never had any of those "technical issues" around the world besides Yemen strangely

 

[Persian Gulf]

You really think they managed to down those two F-18? (serious question not trolling)

They never had any of those "technical issues" around the world besides Yemen strangely

no I don't

but landing / taking off while you are under attack can add more stress to every process and increase risk of mistakes

 

[Persian Gulf]

no I don't

but landing / taking off while you are under attack can add more stress to every process and increase risk of mistakes

just as I predicted, USA now admits Yemeni attack contributed to the loss of the F-18 as the Truman made a hard turn to avoid the attack

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[Flotilla]

just as I predicted, USA now admits Yemeni attack contributed to the loss of the F-18 as the Truman made a hard turn to avoid the attack

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Honor and Glory to Houthies. None saudis, egyptians, jordanians or moroccans have paid so much for helping palestinians!!!. Keep them in the hell!!!!

 

[vmro]

Honor and Glory to Houthies. None saudis, egyptians, jordanians or moroccans have paid so much for helping palestinians!!!. Keep them in the hell!!!!

Because unlike Houthis, other mentioned Arabs are in millennial hibernated state, but Houthis must be active and resilient... that makes the difference...

 

[Hack-Hook]

You really think they managed to down those two F-18? (serious question not trolling)

They never had any of those "technical issues" around the world besides Yemen strangely

Something made tractor crew loose control, it may be an attack or drink too much or ....... .

 

[Persian Gulf]

Yemen fires 2 ballistic missiles at north Israel today in separate attacks

Israel uses multiple interceptors to attempt to intercept each missile and is "investigating the results of interception attempts".

Israel admitted multiple 'debris' fragments from the first missile impacted in north Israel and caused damage (they say to a nursery).

Since March 18, when the Nazi-Zionist regime resumed its genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, Ansarallah in Yemen have launched 25 ballistic missiles and several drones at Israel.

Israel says around half of those reached Israel and were intercepted. So we can conservatively assume Yemen has depleted 25-40 Israeli ABM interceptors in the last c. 6 weeks

 

[vmro]

Israel admitted multiple 'debris' fragments from the first missile impacted in north Israel and caused damage (they say to a nursery).

Ooh, let me guess: "unofficial sources confirmed that from such cruel debris, one little girl is injured, but holy IDF heroes saved her life in the last second."

 pathetic beyond any reasonable doubts, every anyhow Iranian-connected attack missile can only hit schools or hospitals.... in Syria thousands of them were destroyed, monthly.... in TP1 only one little girl was victim....

they still pretend to have status of victims in their genocidal crusade.... but if we based analysis of state in the international global organization... reality is cirka90% anti zionists globe....