❗️ Other than Kuwait, it seems Iran successfully hit U.S soldiers inside Saudi Arabia on the first day of war - 1 March
The cunt died today after days of suffering
🇺🇸 CENTCOM
Last night, a U.S. service member passed away from injuries received during the Iranian regime’s initial attacks across the Middle East.
The service member was seriously wounded at the scene of an attack on U.S. troops in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on March 1.
This is the seventh service member killed in action during Operation Epic Fury.
✍ Bro what is this mental grammar gymnastics? Passed away? Have some respect to your dead and say killed in action or anything.
The cunt died today after days of suffering
🇺🇸 CENTCOM
Last night, a U.S. service member passed away from injuries received during the Iranian regime’s initial attacks across the Middle East.
The service member was seriously wounded at the scene of an attack on U.S. troops in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on March 1.
This is the seventh service member killed in action during Operation Epic Fury.
✍ Bro what is this mental grammar gymnastics? Passed away? Have some respect to your dead and say killed in action or anything.
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❗️The attack in Zeft targeted a group of medics
In Yohmor al-Shqeef, the attack that targeted the chicken farm, there is still about 10 injured bleeding on the ground without any medical help
The IDF is not allowing anyone to approach, and the Lebanese army is not doing anything to help.
The medics in south Lebanon are being attacked with every attempt to help the wounded
In Yohmor al-Shqeef, the attack that targeted the chicken farm, there is still about 10 injured bleeding on the ground without any medical help
The IDF is not allowing anyone to approach, and the Lebanese army is not doing anything to help.
The medics in south Lebanon are being attacked with every attempt to help the wounded
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Lebanese News and Updates
Due to the engagement in Iran, Israeli drone activity is much lower than expected in Lebanon.
So unless the U.S fills in the gaps to allow Israel to focus its drones on Lebanon instead of hunting Iranian soldiers and TELs, this is a very favorable outcome for us in Lebanon
This will help offset the lack of weapons and tunnels in Litani area due to the behavior of the Lebanese army
So unless the U.S fills in the gaps to allow Israel to focus its drones on Lebanon instead of hunting Iranian soldiers and TELs, this is a very favorable outcome for us in Lebanon
This will help offset the lack of weapons and tunnels in Litani area due to the behavior of the Lebanese army
📸 Photo from tonight
✍ Regarding what I said 2 days ago, Israeli media today reports:
via Ynet
✍ Regarding what I said 2 days ago, Israeli media today reports:
Hezbollah is able to target Israeli soldiers and civilians because IDF is focused on Iran, says analyst Ron Ben-Yishai; deploying most intel resources and air power in Iran limits Israel's ability to collect intel on Hezbollah moves and respond quickly.
To resolve this, IDF will have to divert intel resources to Lebanon and/or launch a major ground operation deep into Lebanon. But as long as Iran conflict continues, Israel will have to wait with a major assault on Hezbollah.
via Ynet
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🛢 HORMUZ TRACKER: Iran-Linked Ships Are the Only Ones to Transit
During the observed window, one Iran-linked bulk carrier departed the Persian Gulf, according to vessel-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. No ships appeared to make the journey in the opposite direction.
The last commercial ship with no apparent link to Iran to transit Hormuz was the Chinese-owned bulk carrier Sino Ocean, which made the crossing on Saturday morning.
Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital energy artery, has effectively halted following several attacks on merchant ships. Missile and drone activity continues to pose a critical risk to all vessels in the vicinity.
The inability to move oil tankers into and out of the Gulf means storage tanks are filling and some refineries have cut capacity. Iraq has been forced to scale back production, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates have followed, while Saudi Arabia is boosting shipments from its terminals in the Red Sea to record levels. By Friday, there were just nine empty supertankers in the Gulf, tracking data show.
Widespread signal interference and disabled transponders have made real-time tracking of ships difficult around the Strait of Hormuz. This gap in reporting prevents consistent daily oversight, as ship locations often remain unknown until they reappear on satellite feeds days later.
When potential transits are identified, signal histories are examined to determine if the movement appears genuine, or are the result of spoofing — where electronic interference can falsify the apparent position of a ship.
Some transits may not have been detected if vessels’ transponders haven’t been switched back on. Iran-linked oil tankers often steam from the Persian Gulf without broadcasting AIS signals until they reach the Strait of Malacca about 10 days after passing Fujairah. Other ships may be adopting similar tactics and won’t show up on tracking screens for many days.
🔗 https://archive.ph/dOnE4
During the observed window, one Iran-linked bulk carrier departed the Persian Gulf, according to vessel-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. No ships appeared to make the journey in the opposite direction.
The last commercial ship with no apparent link to Iran to transit Hormuz was the Chinese-owned bulk carrier Sino Ocean, which made the crossing on Saturday morning.
Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital energy artery, has effectively halted following several attacks on merchant ships. Missile and drone activity continues to pose a critical risk to all vessels in the vicinity.
The inability to move oil tankers into and out of the Gulf means storage tanks are filling and some refineries have cut capacity. Iraq has been forced to scale back production, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates have followed, while Saudi Arabia is boosting shipments from its terminals in the Red Sea to record levels. By Friday, there were just nine empty supertankers in the Gulf, tracking data show.
Widespread signal interference and disabled transponders have made real-time tracking of ships difficult around the Strait of Hormuz. This gap in reporting prevents consistent daily oversight, as ship locations often remain unknown until they reappear on satellite feeds days later.
When potential transits are identified, signal histories are examined to determine if the movement appears genuine, or are the result of spoofing — where electronic interference can falsify the apparent position of a ship.
Some transits may not have been detected if vessels’ transponders haven’t been switched back on. Iran-linked oil tankers often steam from the Persian Gulf without broadcasting AIS signals until they reach the Strait of Malacca about 10 days after passing Fujairah. Other ships may be adopting similar tactics and won’t show up on tracking screens for many days.
🔗 https://archive.ph/dOnE4
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❗️Hezbullah claims to have shot down a new Israeli Hermes-450 drone and that it crashed inside Lebanon's Hujair valley
Before this news, reports in Lebanon indicated artillery attacks on that valley. Valley was sweeped before the war by the UN and the Lebanese Army.
No evidence so far of both shootings
Before this news, reports in Lebanon indicated artillery attacks on that valley. Valley was sweeped before the war by the UN and the Lebanese Army.
No evidence so far of both shootings
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Lebanese News and Updates
occupied Syrian Jabal al-Sheikh
Yet Again the new Israeli positions in Syria's Jabal al-Sheikh which they lost in December 2023 when the revolution "liberated" Syria is being used to threaten the Beqaa.
❗️Three Israeli helicopters were spotted taking off from the direction of Mount Hermon and flying along the eastern mountain range towards the outskirts of Arsal in northern Lebanon
The Lebanese army has cameras fitted on Towers built by the British that can see the whole area, including night vision.
They should be able to see all movements
❗️Three Israeli helicopters were spotted taking off from the direction of Mount Hermon and flying along the eastern mountain range towards the outskirts of Arsal in northern Lebanon
The Lebanese army has cameras fitted on Towers built by the British that can see the whole area, including night vision.
They should be able to see all movements
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Middle East Spectator is alive and well, he just got exhausted by poooosting, no need to worry, life goes on.
No rest boy. We post until we die of sleep deprivation
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📹 Footage of the Hezbullah ATGM attack that targeted Israeli occupation forces in Blat occupation base.
Successful pinpoint hit from many KMs away
Successful pinpoint hit from many KMs away
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🇮🇷| Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of martyr Seyyed Ali Khamenei, has been elected as the 3rd Leader of Iran.
He’s got a very tough path ahead of him, today is the first night of Qadr. We should all pray for him.
@FotrosResistancee
He’s got a very tough path ahead of him, today is the first night of Qadr. We should all pray for him.
@FotrosResistancee
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Lebanese News and Updates
🇮🇷| Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of martyr Seyyed Ali Khamenei, has been elected as the 3rd Leader of Iran.
The appointment of Sayyed Mujtaba is interesting because:
- He isn't a religious authority, only a religious personality who studied but isn't a Mujtahid.
This will be an issue because Wali al-Fakih is expected to be one.
Under such circumstances, his role will likely be more oriented towards leading Iran and what it stands for rather than being a religious authority and a leader of the revolution.
- Hereditary is always bad optics, especially after both Ayatollah Khomeini and Khamenie being against it.
Although Islamically, it isn't wrong as we see with Ahl al-Bayt and so on.
We'll see. May he lead Iran to succeed
- He isn't a religious authority, only a religious personality who studied but isn't a Mujtahid.
This will be an issue because Wali al-Fakih is expected to be one.
Under such circumstances, his role will likely be more oriented towards leading Iran and what it stands for rather than being a religious authority and a leader of the revolution.
- Hereditary is always bad optics, especially after both Ayatollah Khomeini and Khamenie being against it.
Although Islamically, it isn't wrong as we see with Ahl al-Bayt and so on.
We'll see. May he lead Iran to succeed
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