— ❗️🇮🇷☢️ NEW: An Armenian station picked up last night's 4.6 Richter scale seismic event in Iran
According to the Armenian researchers, it lacks a seismic compressional wave, making the event more consistent with an explosion than an earthquake.
The first image shows Iran's seismic event last night, which happened in the Kavir desert near a town called Aradan. The other images compare seismic vibrations from earthquakes vs nuclear tests; the Iranian seismic event looks more like an underground nuclear test than an earthquake. One tell-tale sign is that there was not a single 'after shock'.
There is no conclusive evidence yet. But this is starting to look more and more interesting. Just yesterday, prominent Iranian politicians said Iran needs to establish a 'new grade of deterrence', possibly referring to nuclear weapons.
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According to the Armenian researchers, it lacks a seismic compressional wave, making the event more consistent with an explosion than an earthquake.
The first image shows Iran's seismic event last night, which happened in the Kavir desert near a town called Aradan. The other images compare seismic vibrations from earthquakes vs nuclear tests; the Iranian seismic event looks more like an underground nuclear test than an earthquake. One tell-tale sign is that there was not a single 'after shock'.
There is no conclusive evidence yet. But this is starting to look more and more interesting. Just yesterday, prominent Iranian politicians said Iran needs to establish a 'new grade of deterrence', possibly referring to nuclear weapons.
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— ❗️🇮🇷☢️ NEW: An Armenian station picked up last night's 4.6 Richter scale seismic event in Iran According to the Armenian researchers, it lacks a seismic compressional wave, making the event more consistent with an explosion than an earthquake. The first…
For the record, I still DO NOT believe it was a nuclear test. I'm pretty sure agencies would have ringed the alarm by now.
But I'm just reporting what's being said.
But I'm just reporting what's being said.
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— 🇮🇷 NEW: Road-mobile ballistic missile launchers are being moved around inside Iran – the missile force is at 100% readiness in all regions.
(Photo for illustration purposes.)
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(Photo for illustration purposes.)
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— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱/🇺🇸 NEW: The United States has offered Israel unprecedented diplomatic and military assistance if it promises not to attack certain targets within Iran
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— 🇮🇱/🇺🇸 NEW: Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant will visit the United States this week to meet with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesday.
Hebrew media speculate this may be an effort to 'halt Israeli retaliation against Iran,' though it's unclear if the visit will delay any actions.
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Hebrew media speculate this may be an effort to 'halt Israeli retaliation against Iran,' though it's unclear if the visit will delay any actions.
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— 🇮🇱/🇵🇸 NEW: Earlier today, a 29-year-old Bedouin Arab with Israeli citizenship carried out a shooting in 'Beersheba,' Negev, resulting in the death of one Israeli police officer and injuries to ten settlers.
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— 🇱🇧 /🇮🇱 Another angle of one of the impacts, as Hezbollah officially announces they targeted the 'Carmel' base south of Haifa with 'Fadi-1' rockets. Israeli media reports injuries and material damages, with interception attempts failing.
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⚡⚡🇵🇸🇱🇧 Direct hits also reported in Tiberias. One seriously injured settler, and one moderately.
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— October 7th was a day of major military achievements for the Palestinian resistance. However, it was also the start of a genocide that has lasted a year and killed more than 40,000 innocent Gazans, including many women and children.
Therefore, while not discounting the major impact and lasting effects of this historic day, I think it is inappropriate to express any congratulations, out of respect for the families and the martyrs.
While most Gazans agree that October 7th was necessary and the Israelis deserved it after years of brutal oppression, it also marked a point that would change their lives forever. Did the situation of the people of Gaza improve? Did they gain more freedom? Are they less oppressed now? No. In fact, things are worse now. Much worse.
October 7th is not something to "celebrate". You dont celebrate an event that led to the deaths of 40,000 people. Don't get me wrong, Israel is the only one to blame for this. But war is not fun, it is not cool, and it isn't entertainment. Don't treat it lightly.
October 7th was a necessary hurdle on the long road to Palestinian liberation, to get back ALL of occupied Palestine. And its effects on the Zionist entity will become apparent in the future. But war is not a football match.
The people on the ground don't care about political victories, about national pride, or about revenge. The people care about seeing their families again, about moving back to their homes, about being able to cook their favourite dish, and being able to get married and see their children grow up.
It is easy for us, across the world, to celebrate an event that affected none of us directly. Resistance is not without sacrifice, but let's not pretend that this victory came easy and that there's nothing to grieve over. October 7th was a major and necessary achievement, but don't act like it's all moonshine and fairy dust.
All I'm saying is, try not to forget your humanity. If you want to, celebrate, but be mindful that you do not get insensitive towards human suffering, even after such major victories. Whatever had to be done, was done. This was simply a duty, not an event for enjoyment or entertainment.
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Therefore, while not discounting the major impact and lasting effects of this historic day, I think it is inappropriate to express any congratulations, out of respect for the families and the martyrs.
While most Gazans agree that October 7th was necessary and the Israelis deserved it after years of brutal oppression, it also marked a point that would change their lives forever. Did the situation of the people of Gaza improve? Did they gain more freedom? Are they less oppressed now? No. In fact, things are worse now. Much worse.
October 7th is not something to "celebrate". You dont celebrate an event that led to the deaths of 40,000 people. Don't get me wrong, Israel is the only one to blame for this. But war is not fun, it is not cool, and it isn't entertainment. Don't treat it lightly.
October 7th was a necessary hurdle on the long road to Palestinian liberation, to get back ALL of occupied Palestine. And its effects on the Zionist entity will become apparent in the future. But war is not a football match.
The people on the ground don't care about political victories, about national pride, or about revenge. The people care about seeing their families again, about moving back to their homes, about being able to cook their favourite dish, and being able to get married and see their children grow up.
It is easy for us, across the world, to celebrate an event that affected none of us directly. Resistance is not without sacrifice, but let's not pretend that this victory came easy and that there's nothing to grieve over. October 7th was a major and necessary achievement, but don't act like it's all moonshine and fairy dust.
All I'm saying is, try not to forget your humanity. If you want to, celebrate, but be mindful that you do not get insensitive towards human suffering, even after such major victories. Whatever had to be done, was done. This was simply a duty, not an event for enjoyment or entertainment.
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'Be calm. All of these events you see unfolding, are part of a difficult path towards the peak. You should not hesitate.
If we want to reach the top of Tochal or Damavand (mountains in Iran), there will be holes, rocks, wind, smoke, gas, and so on. But we are climbing. We are climbing.
You should not be worried at all, these events are natural. In fact, if this path had been without difficulties, you should have been worried.'
— Imam Sayyed Ali Khamenei
If we want to reach the top of Tochal or Damavand (mountains in Iran), there will be holes, rocks, wind, smoke, gas, and so on. But we are climbing. We are climbing.
You should not be worried at all, these events are natural. In fact, if this path had been without difficulties, you should have been worried.'
— Imam Sayyed Ali Khamenei
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