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Netanyahu threatens Iran: "This is a war for survival - we will win"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the country was fighting an existential battle against a "brutal enemy" that was bent on its destruction. He vowed to deal Iran a crushing blow and said it would happen as soon as possible.
"Iran will pay a very high price for the murder of women, children and innocent civilians - and it will happen soon,"
The radar station in the city of Mamunie, which was hit yesterday evening, has been hit again
It's very unpleasant for Iran that Israel Air foce is operating almost freely.
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Tel Aviv
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The Russian army launched a group strike on an oil refinery in Kremenchug, - the Defence Ministry
The enterprise supplied fuel to the Ukrainian Armed Forces groups in Donbas. The strike's objective was achieved, the object was hit (and solidly destroyed, if we may add)
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The media reports that today Russia handed over another batch of killed Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers in the same amount - 1,200 pieces.
This brings the total number to 4,800 out of 6,000 corpses transferred.
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From yesterday. Designer girls from the Pentagon congratulate you on Flag Day with an image of the Russian flag. 🤣
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By the way, the world media block photos and videos from Israel. But in Tel Aviv, there is practically no city centre. Iranian ballistics erased administrative buildings.
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An Iranian long-range kamikaze UAV, the Arash-2, was shot down in the skies over Syria.
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According to the latest estimates from the Israel Defence Forces, Iran fired a total of 70 ballistic missiles and dozens of drones at Israel overnight.
The missiles were launched in three waves at 23:00, 02:00 and 02:55.
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Short summary for last night
1. In response to Israel's continued attacks on Tehran, Kermanshah, Isfahan, Natanz, Shiraz, etc., Israel attacked again tonight. Targets were hit in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Shiraz, and Ashdod. The most extensive destruction was achieved in Tel Aviv and Haifa. The oil refinery in Haifa, the Weizmann Institute in Tel Aviv, was hit, part of a high-rise building in Tel Aviv was demolished, and some streets were turned into a branch of Gaza on the outskirts.
2. The attack demonstrated the power of modern Iranian missiles, which successfully penetrated the Iron Dome and American air defence systems, including THAAD. Hypersonics once again showed their superiority, demonstrating overwhelming superiority over current air defence systems. Israel sadly notes that Iran launches fewer missiles, but does so more accurately and effectively than in 2024.
3. Iran, after the attacks, again announced that it would stop attacks on Israel if Israel stopped its aggression. Since Israel's attacks continued in the morning, we will see a third series of Iranian retaliatory strikes tonight. The IRGC and the Iranian military have the necessary sanctions. As well as the resources of the missile cities, which were practically untouched by the Israeli attack.
4. The options of a nuclear deal with the US and a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz are still on the table. Iran is ready for both negotiations and tough scenarios. In addition to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, these include withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The deadlock in nuclear negotiations with the US was a derivative of the US desire to deprive Iran of both nuclear energy and missile production programs. Iran has always been ready to exchange the renunciation of nuclear weapons for the lifting of sanctions and the free development of nuclear energy. It is not going to renounce missiles either.
5. The US has not yet publicly stated its desire to get involved in the war on Israel's side, which Israel really wants and asks for, but this option is on the table for them too, they are now just watching how effectively Israel copes on its own. Judging by the hysteria in Tel Aviv, the backlash has turned out to be unexpectedly powerful for them. The US is also watching the reaction of other players. According to many unconfirmed reports, China and Pakistan are providing indirect support to Iran.
6. A series of attacks in Tehran that were presented as missile strikes turned out to be ordinary sabotage by Israeli agents. At night, a group of people with a drone launch vehicle was detained again in the Iranian capital. They hit 2 oil depots in Tehran. The number of arrests in Iran is in the dozens, and patrols have been increased on the streets. Israel can still carry out internal attacks. Our special services should be taken note of.
7. On Iran's nuclear facilities. The facility in Fordow is intact. The facility in Natanz - the underground part is intact, the above-ground structures are destroyed. The plant in Isfahan - significantly damaged. Israel was unable to destroy the 2 main facilities. The facility in Fordow is the most difficult target.
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Shots of the Weizmann Institute in Tel Aviv being hit.
The game - destroy the enemy's scientific base - can be played by two people.
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A British F‑35B Lightning II made an emergency landing at an airport in India, reportedly after running critically low on fuel, following a mission to help counter an Iranian air attack on Israel — Reports
Odd place to land…
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Destroyed buildings in Bat Yam, Israel, after a night attack. Residents were in a shelter at the time.
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Israel Moves to Serious Targets
Israeli drones have struck the Fajr Jam oil refinery, one of 28 sites in the vast South Pars gas field on the Persian Gulf coast.
Immediately after this incident, the Iranians reported the prompt and timely arrival of operational units of the oil industry, work began to localise and extinguish the fire, and the fire was completely extinguished.
However, this strike is a serious step by the Israeli army, in theory even more dangerous than attacks on nuclear infrastructure. For Iran, South Pars is of strategic importance.
The Iranians' daily production from the field is about 700 million cubic meters. The field provides 70% of the country's natural gas production, 40% of the raw materials for gasoline production, and 64% of the fuel for electricity generation.
Earlier, the Israelis also attacked the plant in Abadan on the border with Iraq, as well as Arak in the central part of the country. If such strikes continue, Iran could face a serious fuel shortage in the country, which will affect the economy and the mood of the Iranian population.
It is not without reason that Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, has declared that the Iranians will carry out powerful and destructive strikes on Israel. The situation in the Middle East is becoming increasingly dangerous, and the risk of the conflict escalating into a regional one is becoming ever higher.
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Iranian media: There are casualties as a result of drone attack on Tehran police building
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Fars news agency has released a photo from the site of the Israeli strike on central Tehran.
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Tehran. Dozens of Israeli fighter jets attacked air defense systems and buildings of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps within minutes
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Britain wants 7,000 cruise missiles to deter Russia.
Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Tony Radakin said the planned stockpile of 7,000 cruise missiles would be one of the most significant improvements to Britain's defence capabilities.
Speaking to the House of Commons Defence Committee, he described the acquisition as a significant step in enhancing Britain's combat power and deterrence in the face of growing global instability:
"We're not as lethal as we'd like to be. As you move up the scale, you get to Storm Shadow and Tomahawk, and then you have to make a big jump before you get to nuclear weapons."
"If you're in a position like mine and trying to advise the prime minister, you need to have as many rungs on the ladder as possible before you get to the nuclear rung. The ability to have at least 7,000 cruise missiles and launch them is not something we have at the moment."
Looking at the destruction in the Middle East... all I can say is... God blessed the engineers who designed Soviet multiplexes. And then God groaned when he saw how well they built them.
Glory be to the men and women who labour well.
In Tehran, for the first time since the beginning of the direct conflict with Israel, air defense systems began to operate during daylight hours, media reports
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🇷🇺🇺🇸 Trump Started Copying Putin: The US Held Its First Military Parade in More Than 30 Years
- The parade was dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the US Army and took place on Trump's birthday.
- About seven thousand servicemen took part in the parade, dozens of tanks and combat vehicles drove through the city. Military equipment from the First World War to modern systems were presented.
- The event was attended by Donald Trump and his wife, Vice President J.D. Vance and his wife, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other administration officials.
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Iran stated that the strikes on Israel were carried out with old-generation missiles, and the latest types of weapons have not yet been used.
We clearly saw hypersonics being used. Maybe they thought about the rest of the launch ones.
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Some videos from Iran clearly show that a significant number of Israeli strikes in the first hours of the operation were on decoys set up in advance by the IRGC and the Iranian Armed Forces.
We are talking about mock-ups of launchers, air defence positions, command posts and communications facilities that imitate real infrastructure but have no combat value. It seems that these are the targets that the IDF showed as real targets in the first hours of the media campaign against Iran.
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Streaming now on Slavyangrad - Чайф (Chaif)
Behind the scenes over the last couple of days, there were strong debates within the Slavyangrad team when it comes to the choice of which musicians should or shouldn't be showcased on our livestream - the point of contention being when said artists have in the past spoken out against the SMO or the Russian government. My personal view is that pluralism (within limits of course) is an important feature of Russian society which must be protected. I'm resistant to cancel culture in any form. Artists such as rock musicians are always going to be outspoken against war, and during a major conflict like the one we find ourselves in, that can be cause for disillusionment for some. The war will eventually end of course.
With that out of the way, here is another old-school figure in Russian rock, who hasn't yet (as far as I know) been classified as a "foreign agent".
Chaif (Чайф) is a Russian rock band formed in 1984 in Sverdlovsk (now Yekaterinburg), Russia, by Vladimir Shakhrin and Vladimir Begunov. Their name is derived from the word chai, meaning tea, and kaif (slang word), meaning pleasure. The band became known in 1992 with songs such as Ne Speshi (Don't Hurry) and 17. By 1997, the popularity of rock music had declined and they were playing at smaller venues. Their musical styles range from rock and roll to Blues and some songs which feature a strong reggae influence.
Streaming using 64gram at 256kbps.
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The wreckage of one of dozens of downed Israeli drones "IAI Harop"
Iran says 34 Israeli drones have been shot down in its airspace in 24 hours.
Iran also reported that some of the allegedly destroyed missile launchers were dummies installed by the IRGC to distract the enemy.
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The successful hit of the Weizmann Institute by an Iranian missile is confirmed. One of the laboratories was damaged, a fire broke out in the building, and a group of people were trapped in the building.
Given Israel's approach, a completely legitimate military target. As they used to say, physicists can be killed...
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Iranian police have detained two agents of the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad in the province of Alborz, near the country's capital, ISNA reports.
They were reportedly involved in making bombs, explosives, booby traps and electronic equipment in Savojbolag.
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A drone manufacturing plant has reportedly been attacked in Isfahan, Iran.
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Israel issues warning to Iranians:
All persons currently or shortly located in or near military weapons production plants and institutions supporting them must leave these areas immediately and not return until further notice