Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

Kyussis said:
Even if it means abandoning Iran's missiles? Might as well become a Zionist stooge at that point because we will have lost all honor as Iranians!!!
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Missiles will be the cheapest item on list of demands for capitulation as you can not call it otherwise.
 
A1Kaid said:
Khamanei is a courageous fighter

The man is 86 years old and fighting like a fearless warrior

He’s leading his people in their defense while his country is being threatened and bombed by the most rogue and dangerous enemies

He fears and bows down to no one but his God

This 86 year old man has shown more determination and courage than many other world leaders.
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He is a Lion.

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Sar de diya Hussain ne par haath na diya
Jis baat se inkaar tha inkaar hi raha!

Ya Ali Maula 🤲
 

Iran says its defense system currently "intercepting hostile targets" over Tehran​

From CNN's Mohammed Tawfeeq

Iran’s defense system is “currently intercepting hostile targets” over Tehran, Iran’s semi-official Mehr News Agency said on Wednesday.

Minutes later, Iran issued an evacuation warning written in Hebrew to residents of the Israeli coastal city of Haifa, in a graphic posted by Iran state-run IRIB news network.

The graphic included a map specifying what is believed to be an area in Haifa marked as a high-risk zone. It’s unclear what area the map is highlighting, and the post has no specific markings to identify the location.

“Urgent warning to all individuals presents in the area indicated on the attached map in Haifa,” the warning reads. “Leave the area indicated in the designated area immediately, your presence in this area endangers your lives.”
 
Watandar said:
Do you think this is to tell Iran to surrender or just join talks ? There is too much disinfo and contradictory messages for a person to figure out what is really happening.
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The optimist in me says "come to the table, we'll break bread and talk". The realist in me says otherwise.

A lot of the community here is monitoring some of the sources I am and are likely asking the same thing.
 
Arash said:
Israel won the first round !!! Tell them that in Telaviv, Haifa and other Shitraeli towns :-)
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Iran should pay 500 shekels for the damages in Palestine and Palestine should help build Iran nuclear capacity for peaceful purposes.

Humanity will prevail in the above scenario and all three religions can resume their pilgrimages to Palestine.
 
Here are the conflict’s latest developments:

  • Decision up in the air on potential US military intervention: Trump declined to say whether he has made a decision on US military intervention in Iran. “You don’t know that I’m going to even do it. You don’t know. I may do it, I may not do it. I mean, nobody knows what I’m going to do,” Trump said. He also said that he offered Iran “the ultimate ultimatum” as he weighs US military intervention in the conflict. Pressed by CNN on what that entailed, Trump declined to provide specifics.
  • Trump facing pushback from supporters: Trump conceded that there are factions of his supporters who do not back US military intervention in Iran. “I may have some people that are a little bit unhappy now, but I have some people that are very happy. Then I have people outside of the base that can’t believe that this is happening, they’re so happy,” Trump said. Earlier, GOP Rep. Tim Burchett said that he wanted to see “very little” US involvement in the conflict. “We don’t need another endless war in the Middle East,” the Tennessee lawmaker told CNN.
  • Latest strikes: Iranian state media Press TV said today that an Israeli strike occurred near a Red Crescent facility in Tehran. Israel also launched a new wave of strikes involving more than 50 aircraft on Iranian centrifuge and missile production sites overnight, according to the military early Wednesday. Satellite images obtained by CNN show significant damage to Iran’s Tabriz missile base and the Mashhad airfield.
  • Internet blackout: Iran is experiencing an almost complete internet blackout on Wednesday evening local time, according to Netblocks, a non-governmental organization that monitors internet governance.
  • Citizens stranded: The United Arab Emirates has exempted Iranian citizens from overstay fines amid regional airspace closures since the conflict between Israel and Iran escalated, according to state media. Israel says it has launched an initiative to repatriate citizens stranded abroad due to flight cancellations, with the first flight landing at Ben Gurion Airport today.
 

Strike on Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility would likely cause limited radiation leak, experts say​

From CNN's Jennifer Hansler

If Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility were damaged or destroyed in a strike by the US, it would likely lead to a limited radiation leak in the immediate area, but it would not pose the same catastrophic consequences as bombing a nuclear reactor, experts told CNN.

Kelsey Davenport, the Director for Nonproliferation Policy at the Arms Control Association, said that if bombs were able to penetrate Fordow, it would likely lead to “some limited radiation from the uranium enriched and stored at the facility,” but “it’s unlikely to cause significant, widespread environmental health contamination.”

She explained that attacking a site where uranium hexafluoride gas — the material fed into the facility’s centrifuges — is stored “is going to create chemical toxicities” and “low level alpha radiation,” which would likely be localized to the site.

Davenport said that it would likely be “manageable if people are wearing the right protective equipment.”

Behnam Ben Taleblu, the Iran program senior director and a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), also described the potential damage as being a chemical hazard.

“There isn’t a major radiation dispersal risk at Fordow because that enriched uranium is fresh,” explained Scott Roecker, the Vice President for Nuclear Materials Security at NTI.

“It’d be localized around the site, and because it’s buried underground too, I don’t know you know how much of that would even be released,” he said.

“Bombing a reactor is a whole different ball game,” Davenport explained.

Davenport said she believes it’s “extremely unlikely” Israel would bomb a nuclear reactor — a move that “would be a clear violation of international law.”

“You risk a reactor meltdown, widespread radiation and environmental contamination, devastating to the region,” she said.

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fake news, "HOJE NO MUNDO MILITAR" It is a famous Zionist channel here in Brazil, with myths such as 40 decapitated babies, 99% of missiles shot down, etc. This channel is already ridiculed by several people and experts, it is totally pro-Zionist and Islamophobic.
 
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