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Yeah these Shahi's and Bahai's bhai......Aur in main aadhay Irani Yahudi hongay. This is LA's Westwood no? 1.1 million Irani's in SoCal.
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Iran supplied Russia with 8,000 S-136's plus transferred two manufacturing plants to Kazan region to make these drones inhouse over there. And then provided hundreds of Fath-360 missiles and quite possibly thousands of older Fateh-110's from its stocks.
I don't know what the problem is between Iran and Russia........however Iran must be watching the war in Ukraine.......and quite possibly very quietly cancelled all contracts with the Russians after seeing the dismal performance of their weaponry no?
Nothing else makes sense bro........
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Ship comes under attack in Red Sea off Yemen, UK maritime agency says
A ship came under attack in the Red Sea off the southwest coast of Yemen on Sunday from gunfire and self-propelled grenades launched from eight small boats, a British maritime agency and security firm said. Armed security on the ship returned fire and the situation is ongoing, the United Kingdom M
Ship comes under attack in Red Sea off Yemen, UK maritime agency says
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Jul 06, 2025 22:20
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Jul 06, 2025 22:20
Smoke rises from Marlin Luanda, merchant vessel, after the vessel was struck by a Houthi anti-ship missile, at the location given as Gulf of Aden, in this handout picture released Jan 27, 2024. Photo : REUTERS
A ship came under attack in the Red Sea off the southwest coast of Yemen on Sunday from gunfire and self-propelled grenades launched from eight small boats, a British maritime agency and security firm said.
Armed security on the ship returned fire and the situation is ongoing, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) and British maritime security firm Ambrey said in advisories.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
It’s the first such report in the area by the agencies since mid-April. Tensions in the Middle East remain high over the war in Gaza and the after the 12-day Israel-Iran war and airstrikes by the United States on Iranian nuclear sites in June.
Sunday’s attack occurred 51 nautical miles southwest of Yemen’s port city of Hodeidah, the UKMTO and Ambrey said. They did not name the ship.
Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis launched more than 100 attacks targeting shipping from Nov 2023, saying they were acting in solidarity with Palestinians over Israel’s war with Hamas.
During that period, the group sank two ships, seized another and killed at least four seafarers in an offensive that disrupted global shipping, forcing firms to reroute, prompting the US to intensify attacks on the group this year.
In May, President Donald Trump announced the US would stop bombing the Houthis in Yemen, saying that the group had agreed to stop interrupting important shipping lanes in the Middle East.
Under the agreement, neither the US, nor the Houthis would target the other, including US ships in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait, Oman said in a statement at the time.
Later in June, Yemen’s Houthis threatened to target US ships in the Red Sea if Washington became involved in Israeli attacks on Iran. They have not specified whether they will follow through on their threat after the US attacked Iranian nuclear facilities last month.
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Jul 06, 2025 22:20
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Jul 06, 2025 22:20
Smoke rises from Marlin Luanda, merchant vessel, after the vessel was struck by a Houthi anti-ship missile, at the location given as Gulf of Aden, in this handout picture released Jan 27, 2024. Photo : REUTERS
A ship came under attack in the Red Sea off the southwest coast of Yemen on Sunday from gunfire and self-propelled grenades launched from eight small boats, a British maritime agency and security firm said.
Armed security on the ship returned fire and the situation is ongoing, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) and British maritime security firm Ambrey said in advisories.
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
It’s the first such report in the area by the agencies since mid-April. Tensions in the Middle East remain high over the war in Gaza and the after the 12-day Israel-Iran war and airstrikes by the United States on Iranian nuclear sites in June.
Sunday’s attack occurred 51 nautical miles southwest of Yemen’s port city of Hodeidah, the UKMTO and Ambrey said. They did not name the ship.
Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis launched more than 100 attacks targeting shipping from Nov 2023, saying they were acting in solidarity with Palestinians over Israel’s war with Hamas.
During that period, the group sank two ships, seized another and killed at least four seafarers in an offensive that disrupted global shipping, forcing firms to reroute, prompting the US to intensify attacks on the group this year.
In May, President Donald Trump announced the US would stop bombing the Houthis in Yemen, saying that the group had agreed to stop interrupting important shipping lanes in the Middle East.
Under the agreement, neither the US, nor the Houthis would target the other, including US ships in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait, Oman said in a statement at the time.
Later in June, Yemen’s Houthis threatened to target US ships in the Red Sea if Washington became involved in Israeli attacks on Iran. They have not specified whether they will follow through on their threat after the US attacked Iranian nuclear facilities last month.
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Khamenei makes first public appearance since war with Israel
Khamenei, 86, can be seen on stage dressed in black as the crowd before him, fists in the air, chants "The blood in our veins for our leader!"
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Khamenei makes first public appearance since war with Israel
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Published: 06 Jul 2025, 11: 23
This handout picture released by the office of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on 5 July, 2025 shows him attending a mourning ceremony in Tehran marking the ninth day of the Islamic month of Muharram in the lead-up to Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh century killing of Prophet Mohammed's grandson Imam Hussein. AFP
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday made his first public appearance since the outbreak of his country's recent 12-day war with Israel, taking part in a religious ceremony in Tehran, state media reported.
The octogenarian leader was shown in a video broadcast by state television greeting people and being cheered at a mosque as worshippers marked the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, an important date for Shia Muslims.
Khamenei, 86, can be seen on stage dressed in black as the crowd before him, fists in the air, chants "The blood in our veins for our leader!"
State TV said the clip was filmed at central Tehran's Imam Khomeini Mosque, named for the founder of the Islamic republic.
Khamenei, in power since 1989, spoke last week in a pre-recorded video, but had not been seen in public since before Israel initiated the conflict with a wave of surprise air strikes on 13 June.
His last public appearance was two days before that, when he met with members of parliament.
Israel's bombing campaign followed a decades-long shadow war with Iran, and was aimed at preventing it from developing a nuclear weapon -- an ambition Tehran has consistently denied.
The strikes killed more than 900 people in Iran, its judiciary has said, while retaliatory Iranian missile barrages aimed at Israeli cities killed at least 28 people there, according to official figures.
AFP
Published: 06 Jul 2025, 11: 23
This handout picture released by the office of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on 5 July, 2025 shows him attending a mourning ceremony in Tehran marking the ninth day of the Islamic month of Muharram in the lead-up to Ashura, a 10-day period commemorating the seventh century killing of Prophet Mohammed's grandson Imam Hussein. AFP
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday made his first public appearance since the outbreak of his country's recent 12-day war with Israel, taking part in a religious ceremony in Tehran, state media reported.
The octogenarian leader was shown in a video broadcast by state television greeting people and being cheered at a mosque as worshippers marked the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, an important date for Shia Muslims.
Khamenei, 86, can be seen on stage dressed in black as the crowd before him, fists in the air, chants "The blood in our veins for our leader!"
State TV said the clip was filmed at central Tehran's Imam Khomeini Mosque, named for the founder of the Islamic republic.
Khamenei, in power since 1989, spoke last week in a pre-recorded video, but had not been seen in public since before Israel initiated the conflict with a wave of surprise air strikes on 13 June.
His last public appearance was two days before that, when he met with members of parliament.
Israel's bombing campaign followed a decades-long shadow war with Iran, and was aimed at preventing it from developing a nuclear weapon -- an ambition Tehran has consistently denied.
The strikes killed more than 900 people in Iran, its judiciary has said, while retaliatory Iranian missile barrages aimed at Israeli cities killed at least 28 people there, according to official figures.
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What should I do? Iran and Israel are both begging China.
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Iran Eyes China’s “Rafale Killer” J-10C as Israel Calls on Beijing to Restrain Tehran - Defence Security Asia
Israel urges China to rein in Iran’s plan to buy J-10C ‘Rafale Killer’ jets as tensions soar over Tehran’s airpower ambitions.
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@Vsdoc @Sharma Ji @Krishna with Flute @Bilal9 @Saif @Mainerik
Have you gents noticed how the poor Pakistani at jc are desperately trying to shove the J-10C down the throats of Iranians?
When Iran has not even asked neither Russia nor China for any help in fighting Israel and US?
Have you noticed this very bizarre behavior of these people?
Have you gents noticed how the poor Pakistani at jc are desperately trying to shove the J-10C down the throats of Iranians?
When Iran has not even asked neither Russia nor China for any help in fighting Israel and US?
Have you noticed this very bizarre behavior of these people?
@Vsdoc @Sharma Ji @Krishna with Flute @Bilal9 @Saif @Mainerik
Have you gents noticed how the poor Pakistani at jc are desperately trying to shove the J-10C down the throats of Iranians?
When Iran has not even asked neither Russia nor China for any help in fighting Israel and US?
Have you noticed this very bizarre behavior of these people?
My read is like the sanghis next door to them they were initially delighted when Iran got hit. Unlike the sanghis though, they did not show their delight openly but couched it in sowing fake concern at Iran's inability to defend itself and protect their top people, lax internal security etc.
As the tide turned, the emotions of the two sides started diverging. Sanghis went into a deep sulk and pure denial, parroting the Jewish lines, but you could distinctly make out their ardour had cooled and they were realising that their phul sapport demi gods were being pummelled from the skies in spite of the so called infallible iron dome. Major reality check.
Pakistanis on the other hand went into frank crabs in a pail envy. Dismayed that a Muslim nation actually had balls and a spine and was hitting back. A non nuclear Muslim nation. And well into the 12th day. Whereas they had folded in just under 4. To a Hindu nation. While the Muslim nation was hitting back at two nuclear powers. Jew and Christian. One a superpower.
There is massive oceans of pure envy in Pakistan and at JC.
What they don't realize is that Iran is their daddy.
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