🇮🇷 | HOURLY UPDATES FROM IRAN

• Military correspondent Mohammad Taheri reported that Iran has received Mil Mi-28 “Havoc” attack helicopters.
• Confirmation indicates Iran received its first batch of Russian Mi-28 helicopters, with recent Russian cargo flights likely linked to the delivery.
• The Iranian hacker group Handala announced a $50,000 bounty targeting 15 alleged Israeli SIGINT officers.
• The group claimed it exposed their identities as part of a campaign against Israel’s intelligence apparatus.
• Handala said the bounty would be awarded for “credible and actionable information,” though no independently verified evidence was provided.
• In Isfahan, several members of the security forces were injured after being stabbed by violent rioters. Anti-riot police responded using rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
• Latif Karimi was martyred in an attack carried out by rioters in Malekshahi County.
• IRGC Intelligence arrested two girls accused of leading unrest in Isfahan. They reportedly stated they were part of a group of around 30 teenagers who received funds from an agent in Germany to provoke clashes with police.
• The group allegedly received 5 million tomans (approximately $38) to incite unrest, stage confrontations, and spread propaganda footage.
• Following an incident in Sarableh, armed and masked individuals attacked service, administrative, and military centers in the Malekshahi area.
• Local sources reported the attackers resembled takfiri groups and used semi-heavy weapons.
• Authorities stated these were not protesters, but trained armed elements.
• This marks the second major security incident in Ilam Province in two days.
• IRGC Intelligence arrested three rioters linked to Israel.
• The individuals admitted to receiving orders from agents and sending footage to hostile outlets, including Iran International.
• Their task was reportedly to vandalize public property and turn protests into riots.
• Rioters attempted to burn the Tabriz Chamber of Guilds using Molotov cocktails after the institution issued a statement supporting the Islamic Republic.
• The sabotage attempt was thwarted by security forces.
• Basij forces arrested several individuals accused of attacking civilians with stones after they refused to join riots.
• Authorities stated the suspects had received money to incite chaos.
• Iranian foreign affairs analyst Khoshcheshm stated the U.S. had planned Venezuela-style abduction operations inside Iran during the 12-day war.
• He claimed Iranian intelligence uncovered the plot, arrested the support network, and prevented foreign special forces from entering the country.
• According to him, similar “shock-and-paralyze” tactics were used in Venezuela to kidnap President Nicolás Maduro.
• Footage revealed damage at the base of the Da Vinci Towers in Tel Aviv caused by Iranian missile strikes during the 12-day war.
• Investigations reportedly showed the target was a secret underground base known as “Site 81.”

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BREAKING Trump shares alleged image of Maduro aboard USS Two Jima.

That no bullets were fired to take Maduro out is telling. From what I’ve been getting there had to be knowledge and deals made but plans put in place. Syria comes to mind but some thoughts on Venezuela:

✅ Russia was reported to remove diplomats 12/23 but denied this

✅ China was there 01/02/26 and the attacks began shortly after

✅ I find it hard to believe that neither country was aware of what was coming

✅ Not a single shot was fired to capture him, no VZ air defense?

I find this odd considering Venezuela was and remains now ready to defend its sovereignty.

My personal assessment:

There was a deal and based on the fact that Delcy Rodriguez remains at the helm and Bolivarianism remains despite Maduro’s forced departure, there will be a battle between Trump’s picked candidate & Chavistas which could ignite into a violent internal war. Which then would manufacture consent for more of Washington’s intervention.

Washington did not engage in ground troop hand to hand combat, as I stated earlier their modus operandi is internal subversion and military intervention, which allows them to justify themselves politically via the “removing a narco dictator” & protecting US national security.

From what I know about Venezuela and having seen the people’s support of Maduro, I find it impossible to believe the easy capture of Maduro was not discussed beforehand as a way to avoid more bloodshed. Whether Maria Corina Machado takes over or Trump thinks he can impose his will on Delcy, there’s no way in my mind this wasn’t discussed and that some are in favor of a transitional government. I also think there was internal betrayal in some aspects.

This is U.S. intervention 101:

-impose US sanctions to weaken and destabilize
-create psychological propaganda online and mass media to increase positive perspective toward a push for regime change
-infiltrate and create divisions internally to push for a more moderate US-controlled government
-take out leader via a deal or forced invasion
-take over weakened gov via appointing a new puppet or creating chaos via civil war
-overtake affairs and engage in resource extraction

Btw to all Multipolar world sycophants:

This once again proves that means nothing for anti imperialist countries deemed expendable.

Neither China or Russia will get involved.
This isn’t WW3.

They will condemn as they have and advocate for the UN to say something.

What we’re seeing is a unified attack on the last bastions of true anti-imperialism and resistance.

This is why you see them warning Iran.

Alliances have occurred but not in the superhero villain vs hero universe some of you reside in. It’s much more like a Game of Thrones where no one is innocent and the people suffer for the greed of the political ambitions of those in power.

🇺🇸 Trump on the Chinese delegation that met with President Maduro hours before the US military operation: "I don't know anything about that, but I have a very good relationship with Xi, and there won't be a problem. They're going to get oil. We're going to allow people to have oil."

Iran’s been warned because they’re next and the thing is the so-called Multipolar word would benefit either way.

As some have mentioned, I also believe the Strait of Hormuz is a major part of this. No matter what China will want/need supply of oil. There’s a lot more at play.

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🇧🇫It is 1:00am in Burkina Faso, and Burkinabes have just woken up from their sleep and headed to the Presidential palace to see what protection they can offer to Captain Traore, from the imperial agents seeking to overthrow him.

They came out in their thousands.

In the Lettuce

Go through the news posts on social media and read the comments. See the reactions of regular American citizens as so many of them cheer for their rogue regime's mafia-like interventionism, make jokes about causing chaos around the world simply because they can, and justify anything their leaders do under the pretext that 'there is no right and wrong' in world politics. They are fully dedicated to the evil of their elites. Meanwhile, only a few societies around the world are actively resisting that evil. Only a few communities are refusing to surrender or abide by the tyrant's rule book in addressing the hegemony of their occupiers. The rest are, as we say in Lebanon, 'living in the lettuce'. They are busy discussing business and the meaningless themes of podcast culture. They make no sacrifices, no attempts to detach from the order of the most conspicuous enemy of freedom in the world, no acts of resistance outside the framework allowed by said enemy, etc. Well, there is no surprise in what has taken place in Venezuela. The U.S can certainly kidnap a sovereign nation's President and seize its gold and oil. Like the Palestinian genocide, the war on Lebanon, Yemen, and Iran: the world will sit back and watch. There is no mobilization of capabilities or unified effort to protect oneself. All those who are leaderless do is wait until the murderer is at their doorstep. Cowardice is what it is. Until this changes, the world will not know peace or justice, and any individual's annoyance with the brutal realities of life will remain meaningless. Venezuela is only the beginning..

🇵🇸 | Two hundred and thirty medical students from Gaza colleges graduated among the ruins of Al-Shifa Hospital, destroyed by the Israeli occupation.

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20 years ago, the US military sent 12 Marines and 8 Special Operations Personnel to capture a Taliban group called the Mountain Tigers, led by Ahmad Shah.

The Taliban killed them all like cockroaches, leaving one alive to tell the story to his comrades.

Muslims do it better!

📕 | After securing the shrine of the Askariyan Imams, a new threat emerged targeting the shrine of Sayyid Muhammad (brother of the 11th Imam) in Balad.

The city of Balad was the most strategic point between Baghdad and Samarra and one of the main bases for ISIS forces. Due to its geographic location, it had become a gathering center for ISIS. Years earlier, ISIS had come to this land, purchased property, and built structures. These buildings appeared to be ordinary villas, but they were extremely strong, impervious to ordinary bullets. Because Balad was the only Shi’a-majority city in northern Iraq, ISIS had invested heavily in it during the unrest and stationed its forces there.

Their goal was to strike a blow against the Shi’a population of Balad. When Soleimani (r), with the help of the Badr Corps, Quds Force, and local resistance, decided to move toward Samarra, ISIS was already deployed along the main road. They had rigged the road with traps and mines, forcing the forces to move along the road’s edges, where additional traps awaited.

As Soleimani (r) began his approach to Samarra, darkness fell. He judged it unsafe to continue to Samarra and decided to spend the night in Balad. This change in route and his presence there immediately disrupted ISIS’s plans. They believed their operation had been exposed and began firing from the outskirts of the city. Only then did they realize that Balad itself had been under ISIS siege. At that moment, the Popular Mobilization Units and local forces joined the fight with whatever resources they had, and the clashes continued until dawn. ISIS suffered heavy losses, with so many casualties that the bodies were scattered along the roads.

Soleimani (r)’s presence in Balad not only exposed ISIS but also inflicted significant damage on them. Following this, the clearing of Balad from ISIS control began. Shaheed Samarra, Shaheed Taghavi, played a key role in this operation in the Aziz Balad area. With the help of the city’s local forces, Shaheed Taghavi cleared a critical part of the city. He was martyred at the most important point of Balad in Aziz Balad. The building where he was martyred, which had served as an ISIS headquarters, was later destroyed by Iraqi forces and now serves as his memorial.

It is also important to remember Shaheed Nowruzi, another martyr in this area. He was a highly skilled and courageous fighter, known as the “Lion of Balad.” He was trapped by ISIS forces and martyred by a sniper. Witnessing his sacrifice firsthand demonstrated the bravery and dedication of those defending the city under Soleimani (r)’s leadership.

#WeRemember

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✅ | America’s leading figures and many leaked reports have confirmed that there is a consensus among them and other world leaders to limit protests strictly to speech. This is common and ongoing. If you are falling into their deception—such as the French, Chinese, and Indian remarks against the abduction of Maduro—you have wasted your time and also lost the parameters needed to understand and analyze anything objectively.

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✅ | Greenland, Cuba, Colombia, Canada, and some other states will fall...

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✅ | There is a need to give a time frame to all rioters under security borders to carry out everything they planned, from sabotage to all other actions, and to make them bear the cost for it, which will be the most final one, forever someothing which haunts....

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✅ | Iran needs to rise above racial supremacist tendencies. Iranian rioters must be termed traitors and terrorists, just as Afghans and others were labeled in the past. Only then will things be resolved. The MEK and Pahlavi elements outside the country still have the right to vote and engage in internal politics, run businesses, register companies, and often form organizations. Terrorists must be treated as terrorists, regardless of their affiliations.

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☑️ | The most important goals Iran has set in the event of U.S. aggression are that all U.S. bases and its military and political presence across the region are considered legitimate targets. Americans are aware of this, and the evacuation of their bases in Iraq is part of that panic—Something which we read in the tweet of Dr. Ali Larijani.

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✅ | Comparing Iran with Venezuela is wrong. Venezuela has its weaknesses and shady issues; Iran, in contrast, is a compact nation that has faced different sets of targets and pressures, similar to Gaza, Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria collectively, yet it did not succumb and instead transformed itself into a state of survival under unmatched leadership. This endurance is rooted in long-term institutional discipline, ideological coherence, and the capacity to absorb sustained pressure without internal collapse.

Venezuelans have marches, mobilization, and waves of action, but many failed to understand their revolutionary responsibilities and did not develop enduring structures of resistance in the way the Basij represents a permanent social and ideological force. Mass mobilization without organizational depth and ideological clarity eventually dissipates, whereas Iran institutionalized resistance as a continuous social process rather than a momentary reaction.

Do not forget that preserving and protecting the position of Wilayat al-Faqih is a major responsibility of Shias across the world, and within the region this responsibility does not exclude Iraq and its immense potential. The Iraqi experience indicates how religious authority can function as a stabilizing wall during moments of existential threat. Part of this was evident when the Marjaʿiyyah of Iraq stood firmly as a barrier at a critical moment, when filth-bag Trump openly threatened the leadership. Imagine a joint fatwa for collective mobilization, and consider what the political and social consequences of such unified moral authority would be.

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🇮🇷 Breaking — “MossadHunt” begins in Iran:

• Iran’s Chief of Police, Ahmadreza Radan, announced that authorities have begun arresting individuals accused of leading recent protests across the country. Some detainees reportedly confessed to receiving money in U.S. dollars.

• Iranian police arrested four individuals in Qazvin who were allegedly planning attacks on military and government facilities during the protests.

• Authorities identified and arrested 40 individuals accused of spreading false news and AI-generated images on social media, particularly on Instagram.

• Tehran’s Greater Police Command stated that the suspects used AI tools and recycled footage from past unrest to mislead the public.

• Officials said the individuals were identified through technical and intelligence operations, and the misleading content was removed in coordination with judicial authorities.

• The Commander of the Iranian Internal Security Forces also stated: “We have begun arresting those leading the riots.”

#MossadHunt

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✅ | Kurdish traitors who day and night breathe Iranophobia should deal with and manage their own issues with Julani’s HTS terrorists, and understand that the SDF will give them nothing but hell. It is a U.S. proxy, and then take concern over Iran.

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🇮🇷| Unprecedented: Massive presence of Iranian people in Borujerd, Lorestan province, to condemn the riots & pledge their support for the Islamic Republic & the Leader.

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