🇺🇳🇮🇷⚡- "The general and details of the plan to suspend Iran's cooperation with the Agency were approved in the open session of the Parliament," - Salimi, Iran's Member of Majlis.

🇦🇲⚡️- BREAKING: Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan claims that a coup attempt has occurred in Armenia. He says that the attempt has been thwarted.

🇦🇲⚡️- The Armenian Investigative Committee has accused Primate of the Armenian Apostolic Church of Tavush Bagrat Galstanyan of orchestrating the coup attempt.

🇦🇲⚡️- "This comes amid Pashinyan's escalating standoff with the leadership of Armenia's Apostolic Church." - Al Arabiya.

🇦🇲⚡️- "Law enforcement agencies have prevented a massive and despicable plan by criminal-oligarchic-clerical circles aimed at destabilizing the Republic of Armenia." - Nikol Pashinyan, Prime Minister of Armenia.

🇦🇲⚡️- Pro-Russian Armenian outlets report that multiple Armenian parliamentarians and other important figures are having their homes searched by National Security Service officers.

🇦🇲⚡️- SputnikARM, Russian-backed Armenian outlet, reports that David Galstyan, head of the Artsakhi political party "Justice," has been detained by NSS.

🇦🇲⚡- Law enforcment are searching through the residency of Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan.

🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡️- Israeli airstrikes across western Syria in Latakia province.

🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡️- Explosions in Latakia, western Syria.

🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡️- Syrian outlets report that weapons depots belonging to the current Syrian government are being targeted.

🇺🇳🇮🇷⚡- A unifying moment in Iranian Parliament, where 221 of the 290 Members of the Majlis voted to suspend cooperation with the IAEA.

🇺🇳🇮🇷⚡- The bill on suspending cooperation with the IAEA has now been passed onto the 12-member Shura (Guardian) Council.

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- "American officials do not have information about the real scale of damage that was caused to Iranian nuclear facilities after the attacks by Israel and the US." - Reuters.

🇸🇾🇮🇱⚡️- Additional explosions heard in the Jableh countryside, Latakia province, western Syria. Secondaries are reported- munitions depots likely targeted by the Israeli Air Force.

🇺🇸🇳🇱⚡- "The day begins in the beautiful Netherlands. The King and Queen are beautiful and spectacular people. Our breakfast meeting was great! Now it’s off to the very important NATO Meetings. The USA will be very well represented!" - President Donald Trump.

🇺🇳🇮🇷⚡- BREAKING: The Iranian Shura Council has approved the bill on suspending cooperation with the IAEA.

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- Trump says the US will strike Iran again if it resumes its nuclear program.

🇮🇷🇮🇱 - Many of you have been asking for our opinion on "who won" the Iran-Israel showdown.

Here's admin's opinion: Nobody won.

Iran clearly didn't lose all or even a significant amount of critical assets for its nuclear program, despite US intervention. However, Iran didn't inflict permanent, serious, or lasting damage on Israel in their missile retaliations.

Israel hasn't sustained serious material losses, besides numerous battered buildings in population centers, depletion of their munitions, and the death of a few dozen civilians. However, Israel was clearly unable to achieve all of their objectives in Iran. While they did inflict significantly more damage in terms of casualties and material loss to Iran, it's something Iran can easily recover from.

While this was clearly a miserable stalemate, we don't think this is over. This "ceasefire" that Trump has been gloating about appears more temporary than lasting. Israel was unable to spur regime change in Iran, they were unable to dismantle Iran's nuclear program (even with American assistance) and Israel was unable to seriously limit Iran's military capabilities.

Israel will not stop until Iran's regime is overthrown. Unfortunately, they will need the US to assist them. More than anything, this "12 Day War" seemed more like a "dress rehearsal" for Israel's ultimate objectives in Iran. Time will tell if our assessment is correct.

🇮🇷🇮🇱 - One thing that Admin did observe throughout the course of the conflict was the gradual decrease in missile volume. In other words, as the fighting carried on, Iran was firing fewer and fewer missiles at Israel as the ceasefire inched closer.

The first day Iran retaliated, approximately 150-250 ballistic missiles were fired at Israel, and it caused serious damage, most notably striking the "Kirya" complex, the headquarters of the Israeli Ministry of Defense. As time went on, however, Iran was firing fewer and fewer missiles daily, sometimes only ~10-20 missiles a day.

This decrease can attributed to one of two things:
1) Iran calibrated its missile activity to be proportional to Israeli strikes, or
2) Israel's attacks on Iranian missile launchers was effective, forcing Iran to fire fewer and fewer missiles, despite having a large inventory.

At this time, it's difficult to say which is correct. However, if Iran sustained losses to launchers throughout the course of the conflict, their primary means of deterring Israel from striking may be withering. If Israel can take out Iran's retaliatory capabilities in a sustained air war, Iran will not be able to retaliate against Israel.

Again, this is speculative.

🇮🇷🇮🇱 - An Iranian source has told us this:

"At the beginning of the war, Israel killed almost all of the Iranian generals and commanders. The Iranian people expected even more [losses] from the war with Israel. Both Iran and Israel suffered major blows, and the Iranian people expected it. The subsequent Israeli strikes were milder. In addition, the missiles that Iran fired in the final days were more advanced, and Iran tried to economize their usage."

We try to avoid favoring one side or the other, but this assessment is quite accurate.