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Lulldapull
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In a fortnight or so Iran should be back to full military readiness and replenishment of all its critical capabilities. Whatever was damaged is quickly being repaired and new units being deployed:
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Iran engaged under 5% of defensive might against Israel; true strength yet to show: Senior cmdr.
Senior commander underlines that Iran only engaged less than five percent of its defensive might against the Israeli regime during the latter’s recent unprovoked war.
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But my Indian friend said. Israel can bomb Iran at will. How can Iran use North Korean missile technology to strike Israel?over on jc, there are new threads now k Iran must join Pakistan China and Al-Turkiya jesay phateechar mulk and form some sort of Kalifate or something.......
Aaaaaaaaahahahahahaaaaaa
This is beyond hilarious.
What or how on earth such a thing can help Iran?
Just absolutely ridiculous comments and musings.
Oh bhai aap ka China militarily weaker than Iran.......evidently no?
China bichara lund help karay ga Iran key? He can't save his own ass no......
Fake news. Israel is still bombing Iran at will. After all. Iran is just a backward agricultural country that uses North Korea's missile technology.In a fortnight or so Iran should be back to full military readiness and replenishment of all its critical capabilities. Whatever was damaged is quickly being repaired and new units being deployed:
Iran engaged under 5% of defensive might against Israel; true strength yet to show: Senior cmdr.
Senior commander underlines that Iran only engaged less than five percent of its defensive might against the Israeli regime during the latter’s recent unprovoked war.
Iran is even more backward than India. Because India uses Russian knockout goods. But Iran uses North Korea's obsolete goods.
How backward is Iran?
Using North Korean missile technology.
Being bombed arbitrarily by Israel.
Officials were arbitrarily assassinated.
Like India. Iran cannot make qualified fighters. Iran does not even make qualified rifles.
Using outdated foreign products like India. Relying on propaganda to wage war.
There is no industry. There is no technology. Only mouths.
Now come to China to seek help.
Using North Korean missile technology.
Being bombed arbitrarily by Israel.
Officials were arbitrarily assassinated.
Like India. Iran cannot make qualified fighters. Iran does not even make qualified rifles.
Using outdated foreign products like India. Relying on propaganda to wage war.
There is no industry. There is no technology. Only mouths.
Now come to China to seek help.
Iran is not only lagging behind India. Iran is even more backward than Pakistan. Pakistan can build qualified fighter jets. But Iran cannot.
Such a backward agricultural country. Fake Pakistanis are its fans.... Now you know the credibility of this fake Pakistani...
Such a backward agricultural country. Fake Pakistanis are its fans.... Now you know the credibility of this fake Pakistani...
What can Iran build? Iran's missile technology comes from North Korea.
The key materials for Iran's missile manufacturing come from China.
The Iranian satellite navigation system comes from China. What can Iran build?
The Chinese hate Iran so much. Iran still begs for Chinese technology. This is the contempt of industrialized countries towards agricultural countries.
The key materials for Iran's missile manufacturing come from China.
The Iranian satellite navigation system comes from China. What can Iran build?
The Chinese hate Iran so much. Iran still begs for Chinese technology. This is the contempt of industrialized countries towards agricultural countries.
Iran begs for J-10C.
indian IP video
J-10C will tell fake Pakistanis. The despairing power gap between agricultural and industrial countries!
indian IP video
J-10C will tell fake Pakistanis. The despairing power gap between agricultural and industrial countries!
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Iran voices 'serious doubts' over Israel commitment to ceasefire
Iran on Sunday said it was not convinced Israel would abide by a ceasefire that ended their 12-day war this week.
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Iran voices 'serious doubts' over Israel commitment to ceasefire
AFP
Published: 29 Jun 2025, 17: 59
In this picture obtained from the Iranian judiciary's news agency Mizan Online on 25 June, 2025, excavators are used to clear the rubble outside the Evin prison complex in Tehran that was hit days ago by an Israeli strike.
Iran on Sunday said it was not convinced Israel would abide by a ceasefire that ended their 12-day war this week.
The most serious escalation to date between the arch-foes erupted on 13 June, when Israel launched a bombing campaign in Iran that killed top military commanders and scientists linked to its disputed nuclear programme.
Israel said its aim was to keep the Islamic republic from developing a nuclear weapon -- an ambition Tehran has consistently denied, insisting it has the right to develop nuclear power for civilian purposes like energy.
The fighting derailed nuclear talks between Iran and the United States, a staunch ally of Israel's.
"We did not start the war, but we have responded to the aggressor with all our power," Iran's armed forces chief of staff, Abdolrahim Mousavi, was quoted as saying by state television, referring to Israel.
"We have serious doubts over the enemy's compliance with its commitments including the ceasefire, we are ready to respond with force" if attacked again, he added, six days into the ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump.
Deadly war
The United States joined Israel in its campaign during the war, carrying out strikes on three key facilities used for Iran's atomic programme.
Trump has threatened further strikes should Iran enrich uranium to levels capable of manufacturing nuclear weapons.
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran had enriched uranium to 60 per cent in 2021, well above the 3.67 per cent limit set by a 2015 agreement from which the United States unilaterally withdrew in 2018.
The make a weapon, Iran would need to enrich uranium up to 90 per cent.
Israel has maintained ambiguity about its own atomic arsenal, neither officially confirming nor denying it exists, but the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute has estimated it has 90 nuclear warheads.
According to Iran's health ministry, at least 627 civilians were killed and 4,900 injured during the 12-day war with Israel.
Retaliatory missile attacks by Iran on Israel killed 28 people, according to Israeli authorities.
'Unacceptable'
An Israeli strike on Tehran's Evin prison during the war killed at least 71 people, Iran's judiciary said Sunday.
The strike on Monday destroyed part of the administrative building at Evin, a large, heavily fortified complex in the north of Tehran, which rights groups say holds political prisoners and foreign nationals.
According to judiciary spokesman Asghar Jahangir, the victims at Evin included administrative staff, guards, prisoners and visiting relatives as well as people living nearby.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Monday that detained French nationals Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, held at Evin for three years, were not believed to have been harmed by the Israeli strike, which he described as "unacceptable".
On Tuesday, a day after the strike, the judiciary said that the Iranian prison authority had transferred inmates out of Evin prison, without specifying their number or identifying them.
The inmates at Evin have included Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi as well as several French nationals and other foreigners.
AFP
Published: 29 Jun 2025, 17: 59
In this picture obtained from the Iranian judiciary's news agency Mizan Online on 25 June, 2025, excavators are used to clear the rubble outside the Evin prison complex in Tehran that was hit days ago by an Israeli strike.
Iran on Sunday said it was not convinced Israel would abide by a ceasefire that ended their 12-day war this week.
The most serious escalation to date between the arch-foes erupted on 13 June, when Israel launched a bombing campaign in Iran that killed top military commanders and scientists linked to its disputed nuclear programme.
Israel said its aim was to keep the Islamic republic from developing a nuclear weapon -- an ambition Tehran has consistently denied, insisting it has the right to develop nuclear power for civilian purposes like energy.
The fighting derailed nuclear talks between Iran and the United States, a staunch ally of Israel's.
"We did not start the war, but we have responded to the aggressor with all our power," Iran's armed forces chief of staff, Abdolrahim Mousavi, was quoted as saying by state television, referring to Israel.
"We have serious doubts over the enemy's compliance with its commitments including the ceasefire, we are ready to respond with force" if attacked again, he added, six days into the ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump.
Deadly war
The United States joined Israel in its campaign during the war, carrying out strikes on three key facilities used for Iran's atomic programme.
Trump has threatened further strikes should Iran enrich uranium to levels capable of manufacturing nuclear weapons.
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran had enriched uranium to 60 per cent in 2021, well above the 3.67 per cent limit set by a 2015 agreement from which the United States unilaterally withdrew in 2018.
The make a weapon, Iran would need to enrich uranium up to 90 per cent.
Israel has maintained ambiguity about its own atomic arsenal, neither officially confirming nor denying it exists, but the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute has estimated it has 90 nuclear warheads.
According to Iran's health ministry, at least 627 civilians were killed and 4,900 injured during the 12-day war with Israel.
Retaliatory missile attacks by Iran on Israel killed 28 people, according to Israeli authorities.
'Unacceptable'
An Israeli strike on Tehran's Evin prison during the war killed at least 71 people, Iran's judiciary said Sunday.
The strike on Monday destroyed part of the administrative building at Evin, a large, heavily fortified complex in the north of Tehran, which rights groups say holds political prisoners and foreign nationals.
According to judiciary spokesman Asghar Jahangir, the victims at Evin included administrative staff, guards, prisoners and visiting relatives as well as people living nearby.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Monday that detained French nationals Cecile Kohler and Jacques Paris, held at Evin for three years, were not believed to have been harmed by the Israeli strike, which he described as "unacceptable".
On Tuesday, a day after the strike, the judiciary said that the Iranian prison authority had transferred inmates out of Evin prison, without specifying their number or identifying them.
The inmates at Evin have included Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi as well as several French nationals and other foreigners.
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