Iran vs Israel/US: 6/21 USA bombed 3 nuclear plants in Iran, 6/24/25 ceasefire agreed, 2/28/26 war started again, Iran might free Palestine of Israel

On June 20, 2025, all 67 Iranian airport weather stations went down for exactly one week. Extremely coordinated. This is when the U.S. supposedly bombed their nuclear sites.

Here are my daily files for Ahvaz, Islamic Republic of Iran. Lieutenant General Qasem Soleimani International.

You can see the week-long gap in the missing data.

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In the current conflict, most Iranian airports are still reporting weather conditions, except for Tehran and a few others.

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This is very interesting to me. Geopolitical meteorology.
 
Riiiiiiiight.... explain the boats being targeted in the Caribbean. Isreal really gets around....
no bro. once you are declared a narco terrorist.....anything goes for them folks to come do to you. thats why all the american citizens were up in arms when an american was declared a collaborator and terrorist...fuck your rights....they will drop yo in a hole and throw away the hole.
 


BREAKING NEWS: It is said that the U.S. pilots shot down over Kuwait were carrying a “blood card,” a survival message sewn inside their jackets.

Written in English, Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and Kurdish, it says:

I am American and do not speak your language. I will not harm you. Please give me food, water, shelter, clothing, and a doctor. Help me contact U.S. or allied forces. If you provide my name and this number to U.S. authorities, you will receive a reward.
 

Dubai’s carefully built image as sun-filled safe haven shattered by Iranian strikes​

The UAE is experiencing its ‘ultimate nightmare,’ expert says, as damage caused by hundreds of Iranian projectiles batters the Gulf state’s reputation with tourists​

By brian melley
A black plume of smoke rises from a warehouse at the industrial area of Sharjah City in the United Arab Emirates following reports of Iranian strikes in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, March 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)

AP — The United Arab Emirates has sold itself to foreigners for years as a sunny, safe, tax-free oasis.

That peaceful image was shattered Saturday as Iranian weaponry rained down on Dubai, setting fire to a five-star resort, threatening the world’s tallest building, and killing one person and injuring seven others at the airport in the capital city of Abu Dhabi.

Iran has hit the UAE and several of its neighbors as it strikes back from the major attack by US and Israeli forces, causing fear and chaos in a place that until Saturday was predictably calm.

“This is Dubai’s ultimate nightmare, as its very essence depended on being a safe oasis in a troubled region,” Cinzia Bianco, an expert on the Persian Gulf at the European Council on Foreign Relations wrote on X. “There might be a way to be resilient, but there is no going back.”

Officials tried to reassure residents and visitors that the country’s air defense system was among the best in the world, blasting down drones and missiles.

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“I know it’s a scary time for a lot of the residents,” Reem Al Hashimy, minister of state for international cooperation, told CNN. “We don’t hear these types of loud sounds. But at the same time, those are sounds of interception. And where there has been damage — that has been primarily debris.”

Smoke rises after an Iranian drone attack in the port area of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, March 1, 2026. (AP Photo/Fatima Shbair)
Fallout from the attacks has undermined the Emirates’ efforts to de-escalate tensions with Iran despite longtime suspicions of its neighbor across the Gulf. The UAE closed its airspace Saturday, shuttered its embassy in Tehran on Sunday, and withdrew its diplomats because of the attacks.

“This decision reflects its firm and unwavering position against any aggression that threatens its security and sovereignty,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. It called the attacks an “aggressive and provocative approach” that threatens the region.

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‘Pretty surreal’​

The oil-rich federation of seven sheikhdoms has relied on its image as a place of serenity to lure wealthy tourists, businesspeople and future residents who want to live largely tax-free in luxury in the desert by the sea. Nearly 90% of the estimated 11 million residents are foreigners.

Real estate firms sell glimmering high-rises and poolside villas to rich Europeans and Americans by promoting a welcoming climate and business-friendly policies, and touting it as one of the safest places on earth.

Hundreds of drone and missile attacks later, though, that reputation has been rocked.

“Last night was pretty surreal,” said British racehorse trainer Jamie Osborne, who was in Dubai for the Emirates Super Saturday. “You’re standing in the paddock watching missiles get shot through the sky.”

Firemen and rescue workers inspect the site of an explosion at the Fairmont The Palm Hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, February 28, 2026. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)
The Ministry of Defense said Sunday that air defenses had dealt with 165 ballistic missiles, two cruise missiles and more than 540 Iranian drones over two days.

While officials said they intercepted all air attacks Saturday, debris from the knocked-down weapons sparked blazes at some of Dubai’s most iconic locations.

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Social media videos and photos showed a fire outside the Fairmont hotel on the prestigious man-made Palm Jumeirah island, flames licked at the facade of the famous Burj Al Arab hotel, and smoke rose into the sky near Burj Khalifa, the 2,723-foot (830-meter) skyscraper.

There was also a fire at Dubai’s Jebel Ali Port, the city’s main sea terminal and a major shipping hub, and the Dubai International Airport was damaged and four employees were injured, according to the Dubai Media Office.

Kristy Ellmer, who was on a business trip from New Hampshire, said she was staying away from the windows of her hotel but felt relatively safe despite the numerous blasts.

“You hear a lot of explosions at times, you know, there’s hundreds of them,” she said. “It’s unsettling. We’re not used to hearing bombs, right, or missiles.”

Louise Herrle, an American tourist whose flight home with her husband from Dubai was scrapped, said it was her third time trying to visit the area. Previous trips were canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic and the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7 2023.

With their current Abu Dhabi and Dubai tour over, she is less likely to return to the Emirates or the region.

“I would probably be inclined to avoid this part of the world when there’s increased tensions, it just explodes so quickly,” Herrle said.

Maybe, she said, “the universe was trying to tell us something.”
 
These fucking white people are goofy as fuck. They bomb a school and kill 100+ Iranian girls, murder the leader of Iran, and somehow conjure a way to play victim when Tel Aviv and an embassy get bombed in retaliation.
I mean thats them right; provoke you and act like they gonna hit you and even hit you and then we wooped their ass, and they call the police; sounds about white to me...
 
I thought China and Russia were friends with Iran. Guess not.

Unlike the U.S., Iran has DIRECT talks with China and Russia.

Iran never respected that Real Estate Envoy bullshit (cosplay Diplomats) from Trump, hence INDIRECT talks with the U.S. with an offsite mediator (Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi), which already EXPOSED the U.S.-Israel (anticipated) double-cross of military attacks during indirect talks. China, Russia, Burkina Faso, etc. have been involved in huge business ventures and sharing technology. The West is attempting to get in the way of that because they see it as a threat to their colonial future prospects, which are dying.

The global shift that occurs about every century historically, cannot be stopped.
 
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Can U.S destroy Iran military weaponry from the Air?

Here is a summary to the answer:

Iran has about 41,788 named mountains, with the landscape dominated by the major Alborz and Zagros ranges. Nearly one-third of the country is mountainous. *(Nigeria have only 2000 mountains)

According to New York Post, about 85% of all Iran military sophisticated weapons are buried underground and ready to launch.

Based on 2025–2026 intelligence and satellite analyses, Iran’s deepest underground military and nuclear stockpiles in mountain ranges are built at depths ranging from 80-110 meters.

The Fordow Nuclear Site in Iran: Is Buried under roughly 90 to 100 meters of rock, considered highly resistant to conventional bunker-buster bombs.

Now to destroy this military industrial stockpile that is buried underneath the mountains you will need a (Bunker Buster bombs).

America has roughly 150-200 of this bombs, one of their most dangerous buster is the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP). The Depth (Penetration Capability):

Open-source defense estimates suggest it can penetrate approximately:

•Up to ~60 meters (≈200 ft) of earth
•Up to ~8 meters (≈25 ft) of reinforced concrete.

This is why the Fardow Nuclear site in Iran and other major weaponry stockpiles underground sites in Iran remains untouched. Because America latest bunker busters can’t do much damage to it.

Hence, America has four options:

1. Boots on ground to challenge the 800,000 of Iran military personnel in a mountain range battle that they are not familiar with.

2. Gamble and waste all your bunker busters, then produce more while on it.

3. Allow Iran to run out of stockpiles, but the entire gulf region will look like Gaza in the following weeks.

4. Go back to the negotiating process while Netanyahu is made the fall guy.



Trump: "The strikes were a spectacular military success, Iran's key nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated."

Mainstream Media: "Weakened Iran!!"

Trump: “When we are finished, take over your government. It will be yours to take. This will be probably your only chance for generations”.


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Wait.....

He really thought that if he killed the Ayatollah, that Iran would just give up?!!

So does he think if China, Iran or Russia kills him, the US will give up?!

"One monkey don't stop no show.".......

But see the Iranians actually liked / loved the Ayatollah....... they wpuld definitely want to avenge his assassination!

And now 500+ US soldiers have died.....

And Iran is like "Nah, fuck a cease-fire. We didn't come this far, just to come this far."

Get the US troops out of there and let them treat Israel like Israel treated Palestine........


And I tell you what. I bet there wont be anymore wars for at least 50 years. Bibi kept draggomg his nuts like he had his finger on the button... and Drumpf let him drag us into his bullshit. Nah, WE got the button. WE'RE the big dogs, you gotta stay in your lane.
 
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