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History will say Iranians definitely changed the game as far as modern warfare is concerned, we won’t see naval warfare, air power, infantry, armies commanding structures (the mosaic defense) and ballistic missiles the same way because of them !
The U.S. is no longer the premiere go-to for arms deals. Starting shit with Iran was a YUUUUGE mistake. The Felonious in-Chief is clearing THEE FUCK out of U.S. military munitions (NOT the G.I.J.O.E. fable of "unlimited supply"), while getting EXPOSED by Iran on the regional war battlefield. The hilarious "close to a deal" pump-fakes from this Carnival Barker Administration are wild AF.
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How Ukraine changed the game?
Yes they definitely talking about taking land back.
They even putting the idea of using robots against humans
So you're rolling with clones and completely dismissing the idea of a double?On the real.....People need to "wake up" to all of the fuckery going on
And start realizing that things, may not quite be what they seem
Ninjas on here wanted to make fun of my Jim Carrey clone thread
Hmmmmmmmm……right after the meeting with Xi huh.
Very interesting.
Maybe Iran shouldn’t be the only one preparing for an “intervention.”
Carry on……
LIE#1: "We have total control of the Straight of Hormuz, as you know. The blockade has been 100% effective. Nobody's been able to get through us, its like a steel wall. it's our Navy. We have the greatest military anywhere in the world."
LIE#2: "We wiped out their navy, we knocked out their air, uhhh...I would say we knocked out 85% of their missile capacity"
LIE#1: "We have total control of the Straight of Hormuz, as you know. The blockade has been 100% effective. Nobody's been able to get through us, its like a steel wall. it's our Navy. We have the greatest military anywhere in the world."
LIE#2: "We wiped out their navy, we knocked out their air, uhhh...I would say we knocked out 85% of their missile capacity"
Man everything folks said why this would be a best thing to start actually happened
And the #2 lie was one of them….
We don’t know if we could successfully destroy their weapons stockpiles
Oil prices fall after Iranian news agency says US and Iran may be 'hours' from announcing deal
Thu, May 21, 2026 at 1:22 PM CDTOil prices abruptly reversed course Thursday afternoon, turning from gains to losses on news that the US and Iran may be only hours awayfrom announcing terms for peace negotiations.
Futures on Brent crude (BZ=F), the international benchmark, fell 2.6% to trade around $102.30 per barrel after gaining as much as 3.5% before the news broke. Those on US benchmark WTI crude (CL=F) fell 2.5% to trade below $96 after rising as much as 4% earlier in the session.
The US and Iran have reached an agreement, mediated by Pakistan, that includes a full ceasefire — including any targeting of infrastructure — “freedom of navigation” in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, and a gradual lifting of economic sanctions on Iran, the Iranian semi-official news agency ILNA said in a post on Telegram.
While the post from the ILNA made no mention of Iran’s nuclear enrichment program, it stated that negotiations on “outstanding issues” would begin within seven days. US and Iranian negotiators have been working toward an agreement that would bring both parties back to the table for second-round negotiations after a first round fell apart in mid-April.
The losses marked a sharp change of course for oil prices that had originally risen on Thursday after Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said the regime’s stores of enriched, near-weapons-grade uranium shouldn’t be sent abroad, throwing a wrench into dealmaking between the US and the Islamic Republic.
The development complicates negotiations between Iran and the US, where the White House has said the removal of Iran’s enriched uranium supply is a key red line for any deal.
Trump has repeatedly stated his belief that Iran can’t develop nuclear weaponry and that the US must dismantle the country’s enrichment program for any deal to go through. He has reportedly personally assured Israeli leaders that any deal must include the removal of the uranium stores, per Reuters.
A vessel at the Strait of Hormuz, off the coast of Oman’s Musandam province, April 12, 2026. REUTERS/File Photo/File Photo
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The directive from Tehran throws into question Trump’s comments on the US getting close to a deal with Iran. The regime is reportedly working on a response to the latest US proposal that “narrowed the gaps to some extent,” according to Iran’s ISNA news agency.
Mediators see few signs of progress toward agreement between Washington and Tehran, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. Iran has remained steadfast in its demands for war reparations, sanctions relief, and control over the Strait of Hormuz, while the regime continues to deny US goals for dismantling the country’s nuclear program.
“Meanwhile, the Strait of Hormuz remains shut, another 14 million barrels of oil has failed to make it to market, and the first two months on the Brent curve are trading over $100,” Mizuho director of energy futures Robert Yawger said Thursday morning.
Trump said Wednesday that he is prepared to direct military action against Iran if the US doesn’t receive “complete 100% good answers” from the Iranian regime, telling reporters, “It’s right on the borderline, believe me.” When asked how long he would be willing to wait for a response from Tehran, he added that a decision to strike “could go very quickly.”
Tehran said the same day that any US military action would be met with “crushing blows in places you do not expect” throughout the Middle East, per the state-owned Tasnim news agency, and that “the regional war that had been promised will this time extend beyond the region.”
Oil’s slide on Wednesday came after reports that a South Korean supertanker and two Chinese supertankers, all laden with crude, were successfully transiting the strait. However, the ships appeared to follow a route designated by Iran, according to ship-tracking data, and the Iranian government claimed South Korean and Chinese leaders had directly coordinated the passage of three ships with the IRGC.
Reports have documented Iran’s strengthening control over safe passage, which includes directing routes, charging fees, and negotiating directly with governments looking to see their ships exit the waterway safely. The Iranian ambassador to France said Wednesday that Iran and Oman, which are on opposite sides of the Strait of Hormuz, are working toward a joint management system for the waterway that would include a permanent tolling regime.
“Iran and Oman must mobilize all their resources both to provide security services and to manage navigation in the most appropriate manner,” Iranian ambassador to France Mohammad Amin-Nejad said to Bloomberg on Wednesday.
“This will entail costs, and it goes without saying that those who wish to benefit from this traffic must also pay their share,” he said.
They found out in real time that knocking out Iran's stockpiles is a mission impossible, since their munitions (missiles, drones, etc.) can be rapidly replenished and are 100% homegrown manufactured beneath mountains. The U.S. has lost this war. No "ultimate surrender". No "regime change". No "control of the Strait of Hormuz". No "stopping uranium enrichment". Most U.S. bases in that region destroyed. The scam of U.S. Bases needed to protect Gulf States has been EXPOSED.
At this point, they're trying to figure out an exit that is less embarrassing.
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Top Bahraini cleric: No one can blame Iran for defending itself
Saturday, 23 May 2026 5:25 PM [ Last Update: Saturday, 23 May 2026 5:25 PM ]
Bahrain's most prominent Shia Muslim cleric has sharply criticized hawkish US policies toward Iran, saying no rational person would blame Tehran for defending itself in the ongoing US-Israeli war.
Grand Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim made the remarks in a post on the social media platform X on Saturday.
He censured Washington for pursuing "vicious policies" and attempting to unseat Iran's Islamic establishment.
"Can any logical individual scorn the Islamic Republic for defending itself in the face of a war of aggression to such an extent and with such objectives?" the cleric asked.
Sheikh Qassim noted that while neither US President Donald Trump nor Americans would accept their own country being ruled under Islamic regulations, the White House seeks to impose its diktats on Iran.
He said Trump launched a war against Iran, seeking regime change and trying to install a government aligned with his own policies.
The cleric also criticized a lack of justice in international affairs, stating that justice would prevail and falsehood vanish once wisdom is exercised and global consciousness awakened.
Sheikh Qassim said Muslims worldwide have a duty to carry out their responsibilities on the matter.
Bahrain has taken the toughest stance among Persian Gulf Arab states against Iran since the US-Israeli offensive began on February 28.
On April 27, Bahrain's Interior Ministry said it had revoked the citizenship of 69 individuals and their families for "expressing support for Iran (retaliatory) attacks" against US and Israeli military assets across West Asia.
A month earlier, opposition group al-Wefaq Society said Bahraini security forces had tortured a young man to death while trying to extract a confession against Iran.
Al-Wefaq said forces stopped Sayyed Mohammed al-Moussawi and others at a checkpoint on al-Muharraq island and took them to an unknown location. His family received his dead body with signs of torture days later, the group said.
Bahrain's Al Khalifah regime has long been persecuting Shia Muslims and pro-democracy activists. Rights groups say repression has intensified since the start of the US-Israeli offensive against Iran on February 28.
Bahraini authorities have described Iranian missile and drone operations against US interests in the country as an attack on Bahrain's sovereignty.
I’ll be surprised if everyone lets them
I wish Iran would put in their MoD that Lebanon terrority is freed of any IDF threat instantly… they have two hours to withdraw
BREAKING: Iran Rejects Trump’s Claim :
Iran says Trump’s statement that the Strait of Hormuz “will be opened” is not true.
“Hormuz will stay fully under Iranian control. We decide who passes, when, and how.”
Tehran also confirmed the nuclear file has not been discussed and called Trump’s claims “far from the truth” and mainly for American domestic propaganda.
Iran says Trump’s statement that the Strait of Hormuz “will be opened” is not true.
“Hormuz will stay fully under Iranian control. We decide who passes, when, and how.”
Tehran also confirmed the nuclear file has not been discussed and called Trump’s claims “far from the truth” and mainly for American domestic propaganda.
Well, hey, this sounds reasonable.
But guess what? All that other bombing, threats and hardship was not necessary to achieve this. The world is suffering.
This is several steps behind Baracks deal and school girls didnt need to be killed to achieve that.
Except Iran didn't confirm ANY of that. AXIOS still quoting wish lists from Washington...
LATEST: IRAN DISMISSES TRUMP’S “IMMINENT DEAL” CLAIM AS PURELY PROMOTIONAL
President Donald Trump claimed a U.S.-Iran agreement had been “largely negotiated” and would be announced shortly, adding that the Strait of Hormuz would reopen under the deal.
But shortly after, Iran’s Fars News Agency pushed back sharply, saying U.S. officials themselves had acknowledged in multiple messages that Trump’s statements were mainly intended for “promotional purposes and media consumption” inside the United States and should not be taken seriously.
BIG WARNING
Iran has reportedly rejected claims that it agreed to transfer enriched uranium abroad or cap enrichment for 10 years.
Iranian officials now say current talks are only about ending the conflict, while insisting the country’s uranium stockpile must remain inside Iran under any future deal.
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It seems like something that Iran would not agree to tho.
- removing enriched uranium (in past said never would happen)
- opening the strait to all( seem like this is toll free)
- some sanction relief (Iran want all sanctions lifted)
All of this some like that won’t be agreed upon
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