Trump says he bombed Iran

[xuenchen]

sources like this....



JenGriffinFNC
NEW SATELLITE IMAGES FROM FORDOW show activity near bombed ventilation shafts. “MAXAR collected new high-resolution satellite imagery today (June 29th) that reveals ongoing activity at and near the ventilation shafts and holes caused by last week’s airstrikes on the Fordow fuel enrichment complex in Iran. On today’s imagery, an excavator and several personnel are positioned immediately next to the northern shaft on the ridge above the underground complex. The crane appears to be operating at the entrance to the shaft/hole. Several additional vehicles are also seen below the ridge and are parked along the access path that was built to access the site. In the link provided below, you can download several images from today which provide an overview of the complex, closer views of the activity on top of the ridge as well as views of the tunnel entrances to the underground complex.” @Maxar
Source
https://x.com/JenGriffinFNC/status/1939399147133542538
Media extracted by FaytuksBot•Today at 3:02 PM

A big "HMMMMMMM" with Jen's Husband . .. ...

Jennifer Griffin's husband is Greg Myre, a journalist and national security correspondent for NPR. They have been married since 1994 and are parents to three children.

NPR! 

[putnam6]

A big "HMMMMMMM" with Jen's Husband . .. ...

Jennifer Griffin's husband is Greg Myre, a journalist and national security correspondent for NPR. They have been married since 1994 and are parents to three children.

NPR! 

So what?

How does that taint the satellite images?

Because Jen Griffin's husband works at NPR?

Just because NPR sucks the DNC's left hind teat doesn't make every news story within 6 degrees of NPR suspect.

FFS 

She is the Chief National Security Correspondent for
@FoxNews
http://bit.ly/QnMLBV

 One can choose to dismiss it in toto or glean what information one can and move on.

[covent]

Forensic psychology tells us witness testimony is unreliable.
People rarely accurately remember events they have just seen.
A dozen people witnessing the same bank robbery may not agree on the colour of the robbers shirt. The only element each individual will remember with any clarity is some of how they felt and even then, only after the shock has worn off.

[putnam6]

https://x.com/ELINTNews/status/1939435470112403829
ELINT News (@ELINTNews)
https://t.co/xDuc0yYDy9
•Today at 5:27 PM
 

 REUTERS — Israel killed more than 30 senior security officials and 11 senior nuclear scientists to deliver a major blow to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, a senior Israeli military official said on Friday in summarizing Israel’s 12-day air war with Iran.
In the United States, an independent expert said a review of commercial satellite imagery showed only a small number of the approximately 30 Iranian missiles that penetrated Israel’s air defenses managed to hit any militarily significant targets.  CNA Corporation specializing in satellite imagery, told Reuters

[putnam6]

And this one is just OSINTdefender... but it's not a proper source, so it's null and void.

Yeah, boy, we do conspiracy right here on DI...


OSINTdefender

@sentdefender
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Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi of Iran has issued a fatwa, which is considered a legal ruling on a point of law in Islam, calling for the assassination of U.S. President Donald J. Trump as well as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other senior officials in Israel, referring to them as “Enemies of God.”





Doc the Apostate— 7:15 PM

https://x.com/IranIntl_En/status/1939462298726228371Iran International English (@IranIntl_En)

Iran's foreign minister has called for an emergency session of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to condemn Israeli attacks targeting what he called industrial chemical facilities in Iran. "The Islamic Republic has called for an emergency session of
X•Today at 7:13 PM

[putnam6]

It just degenerates into madness sometimes.

Kind of the same reason i gave up playing COD online. ;) 

It's nice to have a safe space of sorts. 

As to Twitter/X, never done it, for the same to similar above reasonings. 

Completely get it...

I have no doubt I come off as argumentative as hell, it's just how I write, 90% of my work-related communications are just putting out fires, responding to deadlines, arguing with our suppliers or coworkers.

 I lean right, but I look at every issue independently; its why I still like I side with.com even though people like to piss on it as well. 

FWIW, here's who I agreed with after answering deep into the 200-plus-question quiz.

LOL I don't even know who Zoltan is? but obviously agree with some of his shit according to Isidewith.com
Wasn't he the fortune teller arcade game on Coney Island in the movie "Big"

Im all over the place

[imitator]

putnam6

How do we know "Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi of Iran" wrote that? 

Maybe they have an autopen too. 

[putnam6]

putnam6

How do we know "Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi of Iran" wrote that? 

Maybe they have an autopen too. 

Also on MSN.com and the Jerusalem Post pretty sure those are partially considered legit

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/ira...r-AA1HE6Y9

LOL, if we vet every thread and post here to that degree, today's most active threads are going to be like reading a pamphlet.

[putnam6]

Do we need to vet more sources to confirm longtime American allies, the Kurds, are getting targeted 
 

1. Faytuks TranslatorAPP — 9:26 PMOriginal found here: ⁠iran-live⁠ایران اینترنشنال - خبر فوری (@IranIntlbrk)
   سازمان حقوق بشری هه‌نگاو در گزارشی درباره تشدید سرکوب‌‌ها در پی جنگ اسرائیل و جمهوری اسلامی، با اشاره به بازداشت بیش از ۳۰۰ شهروند کُرد، نوشت: «شهرهای کردستان سهم قابل‌توجهی در بازداشت‌ها...
   X•Today at 9:22 PM
   
2. [9:26 PM]
   Original found here: ⁠iran-live⁠IranIntlbrk
   "Kurdistan's cities have a significant contribution to extensive arrests, political executions, governmental killings and militarization of cities," said the Hanhangav Human Rights Organization, referring to the arrest of more than 5 Kurdish citizens.
   Source
   https://x.com/IranIntlbrk/status/1939494783719739575
   Translated from: Persian•Today at 9:22 PM
   

[CriticalStinker]

putnam6

How do we know "Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi of Iran" wrote that? 

Maybe they have an autopen too. 

I see three possibilities:

1. They meant it, and intend for it to happen.
   
2. They're saving face after a humiliating blow.
   
3. Iranian factions are trying to force the hand of their government, or the West is priming the pump for furthering the conflict.
   

I think for the most part, most mainstream ideas of Iran are wrong. The idea they've been racing towards a nuke just so they can use it has some holes IMO. The premise is built on that they're a suicidal religious cult regime. 

I'll be fair and say it's certainly an extremist religious dictatorship. But saying they're suicidal and will use every tool at their disposal is questionable, to me. They were a cornered animal after the "12 day war". They proved they have some hypersonic missile capabilities that can penetrate, albeit even at a low success rate. I know Israel targeted a good number of their launchers, but I imagine a mountainous country would have some hidden.

I think a lot of people forget that while we're good at strategic bombing, that doesn't always mean we can just change everything in a few weeks. Iraq had shock and awe, and Yemen has seen decades of bombing campaigns, which commutatively challenges WWII. Yet, one of the poorest countries in the world still has a rebel force that hasn't been neutered after Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the US after decades.

I believe it's fair to ask if we've defanged Iran as much as we've been led to believe. To be fair, I think engaging them will give credence to the original justification. Keep attacking a country, they'll have to respond. And again, I think it's an incredibly autocratic and oppressive regime. But if they were suicidal, they could have landed more missiles or make a dirty bomb. They could have not warned the US ahead of the Qatari strike. The Hormuz Strait can still be contested (even if it doesn't last long).