No of course you don’t share disinformation I’m just saying in a world we live in today I would always just photographic proof(as long as it’s not AI)It's an ACARS message. You can Google what that is. I retrieve ACArs messages using a special database because I monitor aviation as a hobby.
You can learn more about ACARS by reading this if you are unaware what they are:
ACARS - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
I have no need to share misinformation, why milage would I gain from it
As for visual confirmation, you won't get that in a military operation when they have an embargo on recording footage with serious jail time if pwople are caught.
I remember someone said the same thing when I shared the image of the damaged USAF refuller and then someone dumb Israeli solider shared a photo on Facebook.
As I said I have been doing this for a while. I don't need to share fake garbage to massage some false ego.
Iran is concentrating on strategic targets and goals: military bases, logistics, control of hormuz, energy price.
The problem is morale, which is really important when you're dealing with a stronger enemy.
You won't see evidence of that unless someone leaks it. This so wat reporting of losses or damage however minimal damages prestige and morale.
Video of the United Nations Security Council meeting on July 14.
I know, but the cowards/terrorists are hiding in hotels and such places, we've hit many targets and destroyed a lot of equipment, which is important, but when terrorists empty their bases, escape from war, it's not easy to kill them.
