It may be faked..
Just removed the report, turns out the earthquake alert for Qom was faked
I got duped. My bad. pic.twitter.com/lMZ9dETecK
Open Source Intel (@Osint613) June 15, 2025
That's what they want you to think.
It may be faked..
Just removed the report, turns out the earthquake alert for Qom was faked
I got duped. My bad. pic.twitter.com/lMZ9dETecK
Open Source Intel (@Osint613) June 15, 2025
That's what they want you to think.
Where is Fishbaum when we need him?
We need Israel. They are assholes though.
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Because of the Magical Man Who Lived In The Sky?
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That guy has popped up on my JooTube algorithm recently. He seems to know his shit. Should have picked a better name for his channel.
I figgered out a long time ago that it's easy to get more projects but it's hard, expensive, and time consuming to finish them. Now I only have one project (the Montero). It works the way it is and I don't really care if I ever finish it.
https://www.axios.com/2025/06/14/israel-iran-war-us-nuclear-program-trump
23 mins ago -Politics & Policy
Israeli soldiers inspect a site hit by a missile fired from Iran in the Israeli city of Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv on Saturday. Photo: Jack
Israel has asked the Trump administration over the past 48 hours to join the war with Iran in order to eliminate its nuclear program, according to two Israeli officials.
The big picture: Israel lacks the bunker buster bombs and large bomber aircraft needed to destroy Iran's Fordow uranium enrichment site, which is built into a mountain and deep underground. The U.S. has both within flying distance of Iran.
But the Trump administration has so far distanced itself from Israel's operation, and argued that it would be illegitimate for Iran to retaliate by striking U.S. targets.Directly attacking Iran, even if the U.S. involvement is limited to bombing a single site, would pull the U.S. directly into the war.However, if Fordow remains operational after the operation ends, Israel will have failed in its goal to "eliminate" Iran's nuclear program.
Behind the scenes: An Israeli official claimed to Axios that the U.S. might join the operation, and that President Trump even suggested he'd do so if necessary in a recent conversation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. A White House official denied that on Friday. A second U.S. official confirmed on Saturday that Israel has urged the Trump administration to join the war, but said currently the administration is not considering it.A senior White House official told Axios Saturday that "whatever happens today cannot be prevented," referring to Israel's attacks. "But we have the ability to negotiate a successful peaceful resolution to this conflict if Iran is willing. The fastest way for Iran to accomplish peace is to give up its nuclear weapons program," the senior official added.
What they're saying: "The entire operation... really has to be completed with the elimination of Fordow," Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter told Fox News on Friday. Israeli officials have raised the idea of U.S. participation to take out Fordow with U.S. counterparts since Israel's operation began.An Israeli source said the U.S. is considering the request and stressed Israel hopes Trump agrees.
How will the Tinyhanded Retard ever choose between supporting Russia and supporting Israel?
Published Jun 13, 2025 at 5:45 AM EDTUpdated Jun 13, 2025 at 2:55 PM EDT
00:54Israel Attacks Iran Damaging Residential Buildings And Cars
By Barney HendersonContent Director
An ally of Russian president Vladimir Putin has said that "a full-scale war" in the Middle East is possible following Israel's airstrikes on Iran.
Israel launched a series of airstrikes across Iran early Friday, targeting critical nuclear facilities and military infrastructure in what appears to be one of the most significant assaults on Iranian soil since the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s.
Iran's foreign minister said the strikes were "tantamount to a declaration of war" in a letter to the United Nations, Iranian state media reported.
Konstantin Kosachev, vice-speaker of Russia's upper house of parliament and head of the Foreign Affairs Committee, made clear that Moscow would stand by its ally, Iran.
"Israel's actions cannot be justified from a legal, political, military or moral point of view. The only hope, albeit illusory, of avoiding a full-scale war is a consolidated condemnation of this operation by the international community," he said, according to Russia's official TASS news agency.
"We can and must hope for another demonstration of restraint from Iran. One must always hope for the best, but naturally there are limits to [Iran's] patience." Read more Putin's messages to Iran and Israel as conflict boils over
He added that the "vicious circle of escalation is rapidly spiraling upward."
"Netanyahu said that Israel struck 'at the heart of Iran's nuclear enrichment program.' In reality, there are many more strikes … And the most unfortunate thing is that this is not the end of the story. An Iranian response to Israel is inevitable, the vicious circle of escalation is rapidly spiraling upward," he said.
Smoke rises up after an explosion in Tehran, Iran, Friday, June 13, 2025. AP Photo/Vahid Salemi
Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov earlier said: "Russia is concerned about the developments and condemns this sharp escalation."
At least two senior Iranian military commanders were killed in the attack, along with several key nuclear scientists, according to Iranian state media.
The strikes mark a dramatic escalation in the long-simmering tensions between the two rivals—and have reignited fears of a broader Middle East war.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed "severe punishment" for Israel in a televised address.
Air-raid sirens were activated across Israeli cities as a precautionary measure amid heightened alert levels.
In an interview with ABC News, U.S. President Donald Trump said the Israeli strikes on Iran were "excellent" and said "there's more to come."
"I think it's been excellent. We gave them a chance and they didn't take it," Trump told ABC on Friday morning. "They got hit hard, very hard. They got hit about as hard as you're going to get hit. And there's more to come, a lot more."