Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations

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This makes sense to me. Their target is Iraq. This also falls in line with the prophecies of the blag flags of Khurasan.
 
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Thank God that the Iraqis aren’t sleeping on the Turkish threat.
 
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Thank God that the Iraqis aren’t sleeping on the Turkish threat.

Very sad to see Daesh being resurrected for further war and disturbances in the region.
 
Are you still in denial? @kastor ville


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U.S. Forces Launch Mission in Syria to Transfer ISIS Detainees to Iraq


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TAMPA, Fla. — U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) launched a new mission to transfer ISIS detainees from northeastern Syria to Iraq, Jan. 21, to help ensure the terrorists remain in secure detention facilities.The transfer mission began while U.S. forces successfully transported 150 ISIS fighters held at a detention facility in Hasakah, Syria, to a secure location in Iraq. Ultimately, up to 7,000 ISIS detainees could be transferred from Syria to Iraqi-controlled facilities."We are closely coordinating with regional partners, including the Iraqi government, and we sincerely appreciate their role in ensuring the enduring defeat of ISIS," said Adm. Brad Cooper, CENTCOM commander. "Facilitating the orderly and secure transfer of ISIS detainees is critical to preventing a breakout that would pose a direct threat to the United States and regional security."In 2025, the U.S. and partner forces detained more than 300 ISIS operatives in Syria and killed over 20 during the same period.
 
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Hezbollah has become a punching bag for IAF.

What happened to those on here praising Nasrallah’s conservative approach? Giving elaborate speeches while shying from conflict.

Hezbollah was peak power in 2017. Now it’s weaker than 2006.
 
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Hezbollah has become a punching bag for IAF.

What happened to those on here praising Nasrallah’s conservative approach? Giving elaborate speeches while shying from conflict.

Hezbollah was peak power in 2017. Now it’s weaker than 2006.

What do you expect them to do? The Ottoman sultan cut of their supply. They are done
 
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Hezbollah has become a punching bag for IAF.

What happened to those on here praising Nasrallah’s conservative approach? Giving elaborate speeches while shying from conflict.

Hezbollah was peak power in 2017. Now it’s weaker than 2006.

I still believe they are up to something but agree Israel doesn’t even see them as a threat currently that they can kill off people on a near daily basis weird I would have thought Hezbollah would have sent a reply by now even for their top military commander that died
 
I still believe they are up to something but agree Israel doesn’t even see them as a threat currently that they can kill off people on a near daily basis weird I would have thought Hezbollah would have sent a reply by now even for their top military commander that died
They have no answer to Israeli drones and aircraft attacks, the Lebanese population blames them for getting involved in Gaza, their supply line from Syria is cutoff.
 
What do you expect them to do? The Ottoman sultan cut of their supply. They are done
I agree completely. When Hizbollah is gone, next will be turkic influence in Syria. They won't change a Lion for a Tiger. Turkey will pose a much more threat than HZ.
 

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