I'm not gonna lie, I didn't even know the document was real 💀

Single handedly postponed Ww3, life is crazy bruh

Lol

— OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE —

Middle East Spectator is an open-source news aggregator. We are independent journalists, and are not tied to any government entity or organization.

On Friday morning at approximately 01:15 AM Tehran time, one of our acquaintances received, through an anonymous source on Telegram who refused to identify himself, two highly classified U.S. intelligence documents, regarding preparations by the Zionist regime for an attack on the Islamic Republic of Iran.

We have no connection to the original leaker, and we are not aware of his identity. We also have no knowledge of the alleged authenticity of the documents.

Furthermore, we assumed that the documents had been floating around elsewhere on Telegram, making them a part of the public domain.

We reject attempts by various Zionist and American media outlets to intimidate the reporters of Middle East Spectator, who are exercising their full and inalienable right of press freedom. Free Palestine.

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U.S. Officials, according to Axios, are extremely concerned about me.

This is quite a funny turn of events. Maybe you should just improve the security at the Pentagon?

Okay, now CNN

Can these niggas chill?

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/10/19/politics/us-israel-iran-intelligence-documents

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Okay, did you really have to put it on the front page? It's not THAT important.

Look, I already told you retards, IT WASN'T EVEN ME 💀

— OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE (2) —

As a response to various media inquiries, we express that Middle East Spectator is not aware of any additional leaked classified U.S. documents.

We also reiterate that we have no connection to the original source, which we assume to be a whistleblower within the U.S. Department of Defense.

As far as we are aware, the documents first appeared in a private Telegram group with just over 7000 members, where the leaker was likely present. Somehow, the documents found their way out of the group; it was at this moment that Middle East Spectator took notice of the documents through an anonymous DM. Such DMs were sent to various other people and news outlets.

We furthermore reject claims made by various media outlets, including Axios and the Jerusalem Post, stating that we are 'Iran-affiliated'. Middle East Spectator is a tight-knit team of fully independent journalists.

END STATEMENT

Well, the shitstorm seems to be mostly over, if there are any updates I will let you know.

Normal news will resume soon.

— 🇵🇸/🇮🇱 NEW: Al-Qassam Brigades blow up an Israeli tank east of Jabalia camp, northern Gaza Strip.

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— 🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇮🇷/🇨🇳 NEW: National Interest reports that the U.S. Sixth Fleet's inventory of SM-3 interceptors is nearly depleted after Iran's Operation True Promise-2 on October 1.

This raises concerns about America’s ability to defend its Pacific bases against China while upholding its commitment to Israel.

With limited production capacity and 'escalating threats' from China, the U.S. may soon face difficult choices between defending Israel and maintaining readiness for potential conflict in Asia.

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— 🇵🇸/🇺🇸/🇮🇱 BREAKING: The Ahrar Movement (Palestinian Freedom Movement), formed by former Fatah members, has reported U.S. Marines' direct involvement in recent Israeli operations in northern Gaza, in Jabalia and Beit Lahia.

Further details are currently unknown, and this report is based solely on Ahrar's statement.

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