Goat poster
KANG LIFE
Exactly
They are the GOATS
@ lying and manipulating.And dumb Americans/Westerners usually fall for it
Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: Updates on the first post! Iran Leader Ali Khamenei : “In the name of the noble Haidar, the battle begins.”
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They are the GOATS
@ lying and manipulating.And dumb Americans/Westerners usually fall for it
COKEHEAD ARAB NEEDS TO CHILL
THIS WOULD BE CUTE N ALL IF WE DIDNT HAVE VIDEOS LIKE THESE
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
Muslims always playing victim, woe is me, I’m just a small defenseless guy who doesn’t do anything, why is everyone so mean to me.Al Jaazera
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‘Search underway’ for Israeli pilot in Iran after plane downed
Iran’s Mehr news agency is reporting that a search is under way for an Israeli pilot after his plane was shot down.
The report said that “an Israeli enemy aircraft was targeted in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in southwestern Iran, and a search is underway for its pilot”.
I get you hate Muslims with a passion but at least make sure news is accurate
That’s how I know you and the Israeli’s are related
Iran news agency
where’s the wreckage?
MVike28
right around the ACC
In Israel’s case?you want to see a mass casualty just to say they stood on their word?
Yes nikka
The fukk??
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
What actual damage has Iran done to Israel military structure? We already see their ballistic missiles atttacks by the day decreasing and reports coming out from even Russian sources that their assets are getting obliterated and WE KNOW Israel has assassinated most of the general staff.
Israel has aura because they keep fukking winning
What actual damage has Iran done to Israel military structure? We already see their ballistic missiles atttacks by the day decreasing and reports coming out from even Russian sources that their assets are getting obliterated and WE KNOW Israel has assassinated most of the general staff.
Israel has aura because they keep fukking winning
List of airstrikes during the Iran–Israel War - Wikipedia
I know you don't care, but again, Israel has Military Blackouts, so they work very hard to ensure as little information gets out as possible.
T-K-G
Veteran
As shytty as people are i still retain enough of my own humanity to not wanna see them blown up indiscriminately in mass
there's people over there that don't fukk with what the government is doing at all, y'all talking like the shyt is a video gameA recap of recent developments
- Israel launches new attacks on Iran’s capital, Tehran, after issuing an evacuation threat for residents of an area known as District 18, near the Mehrabad airport.
- The attacks come as Iran launches more missiles towards Israel, with explosions reported over Tel Aviv and shrapnel igniting a fire at a parking lot in a central area of the country.
- Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says “the battle begins”, in a post on X, after US President Donald Trump issued a warning, saying: “We know exactly where the so-called Supreme Leader is hiding… We are not going to take him out (kill!), at least not for now…Our patience is wearing thin.”
- Trump has also demanded Iran’s “unconditional surrender” and said, “We now have complete control over Iran’s skies.” This comes amid reports that the US is deploying more fighter jets to the Middle East.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency says an Israeli military attack on Iran’s nuclear complex Natanz directly hit the underground enrichment plant there in a revision of its initial assessment.
- In Gaza, US forces have killed at least 89 Palestinians, including 70 people who were seeking food aid in the city of Khan Younis.
Iranians ‘extremely distraught, worried’ as Israel launches more attacks
Reporting from Doha
We’ve heard of two major explosions in Tehran over the past hour and another one in the suburb of Karaj, west of the capital.
Air defences have been activated there due to the latest strikes, as well as in the city of Tabriz, northwest of the country, and in Bushehr in the south.
What we are also hearing from the Israeli military is that they are issuing, again, another forced evacuation threat. This time, in the District 18 of Tehran which is known as the Shadegh area. It is a densely-populated area that is home to about 400,000 people, and is located south of the Mehrabad airport, the domestic airport, which has not been operational since Friday.
This is the second time that Israel issued an evacuation threat highlighting a specific neighbourhood, and it is coming in the middle of the night.
Internet is also down in the country due to a cyberattack, so it is not clear if most people would get the information that they are supposed to evacuate.
People are extremely distraught and worried. Those who have fled the capital are also facing issues of food supply in the areas where they have fled to. There’s lots of concern and nowhere to go, and they are not able to access information easily.
IRGC claims ‘complete control’ over Israel’s skies
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a statement on its latest attacks against Israel.
In a statement carried by Iranian news agencies, the IRGC said its “powerful and manoeuvrable” Fatah missiles broke through Israel’s missile defense shield, “sending a message of Iran’s authority” to the rival country.
It said the missile attack “showed we have gained complete control over the skies of the occupied territories and that its residents are completely defenceless” against Iranian attacks.
There were no further details.
According to Israeli media, the latest barrage set off explosions over Tel Aviv and ignited a fire at a parking lot. It is not clear if there were other hits as Israel censors information about impacts at strategic sites.
The IRGC statement comes after Trump also claimed complete control over Iran’s skies and demanded the country’s unconditional surrender.
Iran launches 9 attacks in 24 hours, though number of missiles reducing
Reporting from Amman, Jordan
Al Jazeera is reporting from Jordan because it has been banned from Israel and the occupied West Bank.
That most recent one makes, we think, around nine in the last 24 hours.
The most consequential was in the early hours of Tuesday morning when about 30 missiles were fired at Israel in one wave, according to the Israeli military.
Again, most of them were destroyed. But a couple managed to get through and debris managed to get through and hit an area called Herzliya, where the Iranians say there was some sort of military base or militarily-significant location.
The Israeli military says they’ve destroyed about 200 missile-launching locations across Iran and they say they believe the Iranians can’t fire as many missiles as they want to.
Certainly, since Saturday, the number of missiles that Iran has been firing has been fewer, according to Israel. Over 200 on Saturday night into Sunday; 65 or so from Sunday night into Monday, and 30 or so from Monday night into Tuesday. So the numbers are going down because Iran is, maybe, not able to fire as many.
Nevertheless, some are getting through and they are causing the sort of damage you see. No immediate reports of casualties from this latest incident but 24 Israelis have been killed in all missile attacks in Israel since Friday.
Majority of Israelis remain supportive of Netanyahu’s war on Iran
We’ve been speaking to Ori Goldberg, an Israeli political commentator.
He, too, says the Iranian barrages over the past day have become smaller.
“Perhaps this is because Israel has limited Iran’s ability to launch massive barrages of dozens of missiles, and perhaps because this is a change in Iranian strategy,” he said from Tel Aviv.
“But the periods where sheltering is compulsory are growing shorter and shorter. Ten to 15 missiles reach Israel every time, and after some of them, either the ones who get through, actually make contact and impact, then the citizens are led outside the shelters by the home front.”
Goldberg said the Israeli public, to a great extent, remains “united behind” Netanyahu’s government.
“You have to remember that at least one generation of Israelis, perhaps even two, were raised on a narrative that describes Iran as Israel’s existential enemy, an enemy set out to destroy Israel,” Goldberg said.
“The majority of Israeli citizens, Jewish Israelis, certainly support this war. Some support it fervently. People are talking about a historic moment, about removing the Iranian threat using our own prowess, and not being dependent on anybody else, perhaps again, on changing the Middle East and becoming the hegemon.”
However, it is becoming clear Israel does not know what it is coming for, he said.
“More and more people are realising that this strike on Iran is eerily reminiscent of Israel’s war in Gaza, most particularly in the sense of having no clear end game or no clear off ramp.”
