❗️The President will convene shortly with his National Security Council in the Situation Room.
According to Axios, the President is "seriously considering" joining the war and launching airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. It seems this may be the meeting that decides it.
The Israeli assessment of 1-2 weeks might be based on U.S. attacking soon and based on that destroying all Iran's nuclear locations
Once that is done, and considering they claimed they destroyed 60% of Iran's launchers, they can conclude with a victory
According to Axios, the President is "seriously considering" joining the war and launching airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. It seems this may be the meeting that decides it.
The Israeli assessment of 1-2 weeks might be based on U.S. attacking soon and based on that destroying all Iran's nuclear locations
Once that is done, and considering they claimed they destroyed 60% of Iran's launchers, they can conclude with a victory
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Fox News’ Peter Doocy reports ODNI Tulsi Gabbard was left out of meeting to discuss Israel and Iran at Camp David on Sunday, June 8.
Per @pdoocy
“We can report via a US official that DNI Tulsi Gabbard was not invited to last week’s camp David retreat where President Trump convened senior national security officials to discuss the Middle East.
She had a scheduling conflict with National Guard orders, but was never invited in the first place,” Doocy reports.
She is the National Director of Intelligence for the U.S and she is being left aside, tells you everything you need to know
Per @pdoocy
“We can report via a US official that DNI Tulsi Gabbard was not invited to last week’s camp David retreat where President Trump convened senior national security officials to discuss the Middle East.
She had a scheduling conflict with National Guard orders, but was never invited in the first place,” Doocy reports.
She is the National Director of Intelligence for the U.S and she is being left aside, tells you everything you need to know
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—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, Chief-of-Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, makes his first appearance:
'All the operations we have carried out so far, have been limited operations with the purpose of warnings and deterrence.
The real and decisive punitive action will soon be carried out against the Zionist regime, with the help of God Almighty. All settlers should immediately leave Tel Aviv and Haifa.'
@Middle_East_Spectator
'All the operations we have carried out so far, have been limited operations with the purpose of warnings and deterrence.
The real and decisive punitive action will soon be carried out against the Zionist regime, with the help of God Almighty. All settlers should immediately leave Tel Aviv and Haifa.'
@Middle_East_Spectator
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Russians indeed proved both incompetent and a bad ally for both Syria and Iran
Post by Patricia Marins on X:
A Miscalculated Geopolitical Strategy by Iran
Iran made a strategic mistake by strengthening its ties with Russia, given that Russia has much stronger relations with Israel, where 20% of the population speaks Russian and where they are partners in a significant portion of the military-technology industry.
It’s no coincidence that the Russians delayed the delivery of the S-300 systems to Iran by several years, citing various deadlines and yielding to Israeli pressure. This forced the Iranians to invest heavily in developing their own missile systems.
However, Iran persisted in its alliance with Russia and attempted to purchase a batch of Su-35 fighters, even paying for them, but never received the aircraft. Years later, in a new deal, Iran arranged the purchase of Su-34s, which were also never delivered.
The reality is that Russia has always been caught between Israel and Iran. Iran, due to a miscalculation, insisted on maintaining its alliance with Russia, neglecting agreements with China, which could have provided Iran with a more capable Air Force.
Despite this, Iran has heavily invested in military technology, especially missiles, defense systems, and radars. The country was among the leading nations publishing research in this area, according to [aspi.org.au/programs/criti…]
Iranian indigenous radars have been able to detect and lock onto Israeli F-35 aircraft, doing so as early as 2019 and again in 2024.
Israel knew it had to stop Iran immediately, both in missile production, but mainly in technological development.
And Israel understood that Russia would remain silent in the face of any attack.
Post by Patricia Marins on X:
A Miscalculated Geopolitical Strategy by Iran
Iran made a strategic mistake by strengthening its ties with Russia, given that Russia has much stronger relations with Israel, where 20% of the population speaks Russian and where they are partners in a significant portion of the military-technology industry.
It’s no coincidence that the Russians delayed the delivery of the S-300 systems to Iran by several years, citing various deadlines and yielding to Israeli pressure. This forced the Iranians to invest heavily in developing their own missile systems.
However, Iran persisted in its alliance with Russia and attempted to purchase a batch of Su-35 fighters, even paying for them, but never received the aircraft. Years later, in a new deal, Iran arranged the purchase of Su-34s, which were also never delivered.
The reality is that Russia has always been caught between Israel and Iran. Iran, due to a miscalculation, insisted on maintaining its alliance with Russia, neglecting agreements with China, which could have provided Iran with a more capable Air Force.
Despite this, Iran has heavily invested in military technology, especially missiles, defense systems, and radars. The country was among the leading nations publishing research in this area, according to [aspi.org.au/programs/criti…]
Iranian indigenous radars have been able to detect and lock onto Israeli F-35 aircraft, doing so as early as 2019 and again in 2024.
Israel knew it had to stop Iran immediately, both in missile production, but mainly in technological development.
And Israel understood that Russia would remain silent in the face of any attack.
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.@N12News interview now w/Israel NSC Head @Tzachi_Hanegbi:
-We're in constant discussions w/ the United States but are not trying to convince them to join
-Operation planned "Blue and White" -- i.e. to be carried out by Israel alone
-Operation will not end without striking Fordo
-HaNegbi says regime change is not a set operational goal, but Israel would be happy to see the fall of a regime as an unintended consequence
-We're in constant discussions w/ the United States but are not trying to convince them to join
-Operation planned "Blue and White" -- i.e. to be carried out by Israel alone
-Operation will not end without striking Fordo
-HaNegbi says regime change is not a set operational goal, but Israel would be happy to see the fall of a regime as an unintended consequence
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What people should now clearly understand what Sayyed Hassan said more than a decade ago
"2006 war which we won, stopped the New Middle East. It foield the U.S project."
The project started again in 2023, and the results eliminated the threat one by one until the war reached Iran
Gaza - Lebanon - Syria - Iran
This is a reality, that without the events in Gaza (Israel's ability to keep Hamas a manageable localized threat), in Lebanon (Israel's ability to force a demilitarization of Hezbullah in south Lebanon under 1701), the collapse of the Syrian system that was pro-Arab pro-Resistance...today the war wouldn't have take place in Iran.
Even logistically, it wouldn't have been able to attack Iran had Syria not collapsed to the rebels (foreign and local). That's a 13-year-old US-Arab project that won after it failed and had no chance to recover.
Syria... Syria's fall that was the catastrophe
The U.S. through Israel and soon possibly at its own hands are going for the last bastion and last wall blocking the New Middle East, one where no state opposes the U.S. and is willing to normalize ties with Israel.
"2006 war which we won, stopped the New Middle East. It foield the U.S project."
The project started again in 2023, and the results eliminated the threat one by one until the war reached Iran
Gaza - Lebanon - Syria - Iran
This is a reality, that without the events in Gaza (Israel's ability to keep Hamas a manageable localized threat), in Lebanon (Israel's ability to force a demilitarization of Hezbullah in south Lebanon under 1701), the collapse of the Syrian system that was pro-Arab pro-Resistance...today the war wouldn't have take place in Iran.
Even logistically, it wouldn't have been able to attack Iran had Syria not collapsed to the rebels (foreign and local). That's a 13-year-old US-Arab project that won after it failed and had no chance to recover.
Syria... Syria's fall that was the catastrophe
The U.S. through Israel and soon possibly at its own hands are going for the last bastion and last wall blocking the New Middle East, one where no state opposes the U.S. and is willing to normalize ties with Israel.
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Middle East Spectator — MES
The office of former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad denies the reports about his assassination, says he is in good health.
Genuine question
Has he, or Iran's old presidents, opposition (reformists) and even the clergy in Qom (and Najaf) said anything yet to condemn the Israeli attacks and voice support to the state?
I'm not sure if I failed to reach such coverage or everyone stayed silent
Can anyone please help
Has he, or Iran's old presidents, opposition (reformists) and even the clergy in Qom (and Najaf) said anything yet to condemn the Israeli attacks and voice support to the state?
I'm not sure if I failed to reach such coverage or everyone stayed silent
Can anyone please help
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Lebanese News and Updates
Genuine question
Has he, or Iran's old presidents, opposition (reformists) and even the clergy in Qom (and Najaf) said anything yet to condemn the Israeli attacks and voice support to the state?
Has he, or Iran's old presidents, opposition (reformists) and even the clergy in Qom (and Najaf) said anything yet to condemn the Israeli attacks and voice support to the state?
Sayyid Sistani issued a statement. But anyone else?
It feels very odd, suspicious, and too silent.
It feels very odd, suspicious, and too silent.
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📹 Reportedly, there were 3 missile launches which were intercepted
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