Hassan Al-Somal
Elite Member
"Iran said 'that is our red line'"
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The only news agency that gives Gaza the time of day is Al Jazeera, even in their coverage of Iran, they will interrupt the news to remind people of what is going in Gaza. Anyway I am going off topic, it just pains my heart so much.Wish western media would ever cover destroyed cities of Gaza in such a detailed manner.
Wish western media would ever cover destroyed cities of Gaza in such a detailed manner.
After previous deception, Iran should take 0% Trump`s words seriously... Only truth he said this days was `maybe I will, maybe not, who knows...`Trump is going to wait 2 weeks to decide on USA attacking Iran.......oh well......maybe Field Marshal Asim Munir sb convinced him so? Offered an olive branch to USA that Pakistan can knock some sense to Iranians that don't fight a bloody war in which you yourself will feel the most damage and carnage............
Should've taken out Ben Gurion; made it impossible for the chosen ones to leave.Major General Mohsen Rezaei: Our operations are not yet complete and must be fully implemented; we will continue to do so.
Our strikes must be deterrent and must ensure the country's future security.
What has been done so far is not enough.
We will escalate the confrontation day by day.
In the past 48 hours, we have launched "Sejjil" and "Fattah-1", and the pace is gradually increasing.
How come you are online isn't internet shut down in Iran? ( sorry can't see your flags from phone so assuming you are living in Iran )Notably, several public figures and former opponents of the Islamic Republic voiced support for Iran and denounced the Israeli attacks. Football legend Ali Daei declared, “I prefer to die rather than be a traitor,” rejecting cooperation with any foreign assault. Mohsen Borhani, a former judge and political prisoner, wrote, “I kiss the hands of all defenders of the homeland,” referring to the IRGC and other armed forces.
If Israel’s ultimate aim was to catalyse a regime collapse, it may have underestimated the historical resilience of Iran’s political system and the unifying power of national trauma. As bombs fall and generals die, Iran’s social fabric does not appear to be fraying. Instead, it may be stitching itself back together.