— 🇮🇷 WATCH: Millions of people came to support the Islamic Republic

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—❗️🇮🇷 NEW: Construction work and heavy equipment is seen at Fordow nuclear site in Iran, less than a week after it was attacked by the U.S. with GBU-57 bunker busters

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—❗️🇮🇷/🇮🇱 NEW: Iranian TV reveals that Iran managed to safely land several unidentified models of Israeli drones inside Iran using electronic warfare

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If there are any CHINESE subscribers, please dm me @Hajj_Khomeini I want to ask some questions

Preferably a Chinese inside China.

I keep getting messages 'Hello, I am from China' and I can see the number is located in Canada or some other place 💀

— 🇾🇪/🇮🇱 NEW: This morning, a ballistic missile was fired from Yemen towards Be'er Sheba. The IDF says it was 'most likely intercepted'

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— 🇵🇸/🇮🇱 WATCH: Al-Qassam Brigades have released previously unseen footage from December 2024, showing clashes with Israeli forces in Jabalia camp, northern Gaza.

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— 🇮🇷/🇮🇱 The main paths of Israeli fighter jets into Iranian airspace

The vast majority of attacks on Tehran and Karaj were carried out from the direction of the Caspia Sea, after crossing through Azerbaijan.

The attacks on Tabriz and surroundings were carried out by entering Iran through northern Iraq.

The attacks on Khorammabad and Kermanshah were carried out largely from Iraqi territory due to their proximity to the border.

Lastly, the attacks on Esfahan, Natanz, Arak and surrounding areas were carried out by entering Iran through a weakened air defense corridor. We know the jets were close to Esfahan (therefore inside Iran) because they used short-range Spice-1000 bombs.

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The 'violent' explosions (lol) are interceptions of quadcopters, there are no Israeli strikes.

Stop following hype channels.

— 🇮🇶/🇸🇾 NEW: An 80-year old Iraqi Shia pilgrim, Khalil Abu Ibrahim, was killed near the Sayyida Zainab shrine in Damascus by HTS security forces for participating in Muharram rituals

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— 🇺🇸/🇮🇱 NEW: In another bizarre post, Trump continues to glaze Netanyahu, calls him a 'War Hero,' says 'United States of America spends billions of dollar a year, far more than on any other nation, protecting and supporting Israel.'

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— 🇮🇱/🇮🇷 NEW: Israel suffered direct losses exceeding $3 billion due to damage from Iranian missile attacks in the 12-day war. According to a June 25 report from Hebrew media, the losses may reach $5 billion

Indirect losses, resulting from ceased business operations, amount to $1.5 billion.

– The most significant losses have been at the 'Weizmann' Institute and the 'Bazan' refinery in Haifa. Hebrew outlets claim that the destroyed 'Weizmann' Institute alone suffered over $500 million in damages. The research and data samples were irrecoverably lost, with no backups available.

– More than 11,000 Israeli settlers have become homeless, and 33,000 houses were damaged, approximately 30% of which have been fully destroyed. Additionally, 4,500 businesses and 4,100 vehicles were destroyed.

– Over 38,000 compensation claims have been filed so far and are expected to reach 50,000.

– A total of 3,491 Israelis were injured, and 29 were announced dead. Three Jordanian citizens were also injured after Jordan attempted to intercept an Iranian drone.

– According to estimates, Iran launched between 590 and 630 ballistic and cruise missiles, along with over 1,000 drones of various types.

– Hebrew outlets report that 500 missiles reached Israel, with 'attempts made' to intercept 257 of them. Of those, 221 were reportedly successful interceptions, resulting in a success rate of 44.2%. Approximately half of all interceptions were conducted by American, Jordanian, and French forces.

– Missile sirens sounded in Israel a total of 19,434 times.

Unlike Operations True Promise I and II, there is no indication that the British military actively helped defend Israel, despite deploying Royal Air Force 'Typhoon' jets to the region.

*The losses do not account for the costs of defensive and offensive military operations, but THAAD interceptions by the U.S. military alone cost over $800 million, according to an earlier report.

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