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🇷🇺🏴⚡️- Reports of 40 hostages being held inside a church in Makhachkala, Dagestan.
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🇷🇺🏴⚡️- BTR-80s (possibly BTR-90s) from the Rosgvardia being deployed to Derbent, Dagestan.
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— 🇮🇷 Last ISPA (Iranian Students Polling Agency) poll just published:
– Pezeshkian (Reformist) overtakes Jalili, leading with 24.4% of the vote.
– Jalili (Hardline) closely behind in second place, with 24% of the vote.
– Ghalibaf (Populist) loses a lot of ground, going from 19% to 14.7% of the vote in today's poll.
– Other candidates combined have less than 4% of the vote.
If Jalili drops out of the race or fails to reach the second round, 48% of his voterbase will vote for Ghalibaf, and 7.9% for Pezeshkian.
If Ghalibaf drops out of the race or fails to reach the second round, 33.3% of his voterbase will vote for Jalili, and 19.4% for Pezeshkian.
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– Pezeshkian (Reformist) overtakes Jalili, leading with 24.4% of the vote.
– Jalili (Hardline) closely behind in second place, with 24% of the vote.
– Ghalibaf (Populist) loses a lot of ground, going from 19% to 14.7% of the vote in today's poll.
– Other candidates combined have less than 4% of the vote.
If Jalili drops out of the race or fails to reach the second round, 48% of his voterbase will vote for Ghalibaf, and 7.9% for Pezeshkian.
If Ghalibaf drops out of the race or fails to reach the second round, 33.3% of his voterbase will vote for Jalili, and 19.4% for Pezeshkian.
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— We congratulate all Shia Muslims on the joyous occasion of Eid al-Ghadeer!
أسعد الله أيّامكم بمناسبة عيد الغدير الأغر
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— 🇮🇷 Dr. Saeed Jalili arrives in Tehran on the campaign trail, and is received by crowds of zealous supporters
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— 🇵🇸 /🇮🇶/🇮🇷 BREAKING: Hamas plans to leave Qatar and establish its headquarters in Baghdad, Iraq; reportedly, Iran will be responsible for the security of Hamas officials from now on, and Iraq has already approved the move – The National
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— 🇵🇸 /🇮🇶/🇮🇷 BREAKING: Hamas plans to leave Qatar and establish its headquarters in Baghdad, Iraq; reportedly, Iran will be responsible for the security of Hamas officials from now on, and Iraq has already approved the move – The National @Middle_East_Spectator
— Some thoughts:
I don't see how Iraq is supposed to be safer than Qatar. The United States carries out assassinations inside Iraqi territory on a monthly basis, with near impunity. Yes, Qatar might not be ideologically as close to Hamas, but I doubt Israel would publicly assassinate Hamas officials inside Doha.
This is clearly a politically motivated move, and Hamas obviously wants to start relying more on the Resistance Axis and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
But if they want to get closer to Iran, then why not just relocate to Tehran? Iran is much safer than Iraq, Israel or the U.S. can't just carry out airstrikes as they please within Iran. Iraq is a borderline failed state, it will be extremely hard to protect Hamas from Israeli aggression over there.
My suspicion? Hamas, despite being pro-Resistance Axis, as a Sunni movement, is still hesitant about moving to a country with a Shia government. If they moved to Iran, Hamas' opponents would use this as a way to criticize them and prove their point that 'Hamas is the dog of Iran'. Also, they probably prefer being in an Arab nation, and Iran is not Arab.
Realistically, Hamas SHOULD move to Iran. Because Iraq is a country with very low state-autonomy and a low capacity to defend Hamas officials on its territory.
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I don't see how Iraq is supposed to be safer than Qatar. The United States carries out assassinations inside Iraqi territory on a monthly basis, with near impunity. Yes, Qatar might not be ideologically as close to Hamas, but I doubt Israel would publicly assassinate Hamas officials inside Doha.
This is clearly a politically motivated move, and Hamas obviously wants to start relying more on the Resistance Axis and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
But if they want to get closer to Iran, then why not just relocate to Tehran? Iran is much safer than Iraq, Israel or the U.S. can't just carry out airstrikes as they please within Iran. Iraq is a borderline failed state, it will be extremely hard to protect Hamas from Israeli aggression over there.
My suspicion? Hamas, despite being pro-Resistance Axis, as a Sunni movement, is still hesitant about moving to a country with a Shia government. If they moved to Iran, Hamas' opponents would use this as a way to criticize them and prove their point that 'Hamas is the dog of Iran'. Also, they probably prefer being in an Arab nation, and Iran is not Arab.
Realistically, Hamas SHOULD move to Iran. Because Iraq is a country with very low state-autonomy and a low capacity to defend Hamas officials on its territory.
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Saeed Jalili: “We have to make the enemy regret sanctioning Iran and we have the tools and necessary means to do so.” 😮💨🔥
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— 🇷🇺/ 🌐 BREAKING: Reports that a NATO aircraft, possibly an American drone, was involved in an incident above the Black Sea
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— 🇷🇺/ 🌐 BREAKING: Reports that a NATO aircraft, possibly an American drone, was involved in an incident above the Black Sea @Middle_East_Spectator
— 🇷🇺/ 🌐 BREAKING: The Russian Air Force has shot down a UAV beloning to NATO above the Black Sea, according to initial reports
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— 🇾🇪 WATCH: Yemen celebrates Eid al-Ghadeer with fireworks on the captured Israeli ship, Galaxy Leader, in the Red Sea
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— 🇷🇺/ 🌐 BREAKING: The Russian Air Force has shot down a UAV beloning to NATO above the Black Sea, according to initial reports @Middle_East_Spectator
Literally nothing happened btw.
Russian channels hyped it up, turns out it was nothing.
Russian channels hyped it up, turns out it was nothing.
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— 🇦🇺 BREAKING: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been freed from prison and is on his way back to his home in Australia
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— 🇰🇵/🇰🇷 NEW: North Korea has once again launched balloons filled with human shit and trash over the border with South Korea – Yonhap
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— 🇮🇱/ 🇱🇧 Benny Gantz, Former IDF Chief of Staff: 'We can destroy Hezbollah's military capabilities in a matter of days'
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— 🇮🇱/ 🇱🇧 Benny Gantz, Former IDF Chief of Staff: 'We can destroy Hezbollah's military capabilities in a matter of days' @Middle_East_Spectator
Wake up guys, the new 'war will be over by Christmas' has dropped 😁
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