Latest Israel-Iran situation

The ceasefire between Israel and Iran may be officially ending, while in reality, Israel continues to attack the terrorist nation with drones.

Iranian airspace remains closed, in spite of the so called ceasefire. 

Israel Katz, the Defense Minister, ordered the IDF to prepare for a long-term action Iran, including the stopping of nuclear programs, ballistic missiles and their terror support for their proxies. He said, "Operation Rising Lion was only the preview. After October 7th, immunity is now over."

The ceasefire is in name only, it appears as Mossad spies are still in Tehran and in other Iranian cities. 

Iran's leaders, including Khamenei are still in hiding, even though he came out of his hole to declare Iran the victor in the war. That's laughable. 

Assassination attempts are still ongoing and it looks like the leaders do not love death more than we love life.

However, while the two countries are not in a real ceasefire, things had toned down, but now the IDF is preparing once again for an all-out fight in the next few weeks. The plan is, with the help of the USA, to control humanitarian aid, to capture the remaining leaders, control Gaza and rebuild it. 

In the western part of Tehran, the air defense was activated again and was under attack. 

So not only is Iran not winning the war, they have also banned the IAEA and say that they are going to go ahead a do whatever they want with their nuclear program. This makes one wonder whether President Trump will get those B-2 bombers in the air again.

Israel, of course, sees what Iran is planning to do as a serious threat and will likely not sit on their hands.

Meanwhile, Iran held a mass funeral in Tehran for several top 60 Mohammeds and nuclear officials who have been eliminated by Israel while during the funeral they yelled their usual nonsense of death to America, and death to Israel. 

The place stank like a city cesspool.

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Khamenei drafts short-list of pinch hitters in case he gets his 72 goats

Some call him the Ayatollah, some the Ayatoilet

The Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader mucky muck, has descended into a state of near-paranoia, skulking in the shadows and communicating through a "trusted aide" to evade the unblinking eye of Israeli intelligence. 

Electronic devices, it seems, are now anathema to him, as he scrambles to obscure his whereabouts. This is not the behavior of a man confident in his divine mandate, but one who fears the Reaper’s knock.

Reports suggest Khamenei has hastily scribbled a shortlist of potential successors, a grim contingency should Israel’s next precision strike bear his name and send him packing his bags for a journey to hell.

For weeks, Israeli forces have surgically dismantled Iran’s nuclear ambitions, targeting research facilities, scientists, and military commanders with pinpoint efficiency. As the former newspaper New York Times revealed on Saturday, these strikes have left Khamenei rattled, convinced he could be next in the crosshairs, and this may have him reconsidering the "we love death, yadda, yadda," claim as he hides out somewhere.

The ayatollah’s response is telling. He speaks only through intermediaries, shuns modern communication, hates microwave ovens and, per anonymous officials cited in the report, has handpicked replacements for his fallen military leaders. 

More strikingly, he has instructed the so called Assembly of Experts [lol] the clerical body tasked with anointing his successor, to bypass their usual deliberations and choose swiftly from three names he has provided. “Given the possibility, the ayatollah has made the unusual decision to instruct his nation’s Assembly of Experts, the clerical body responsible for appointing the supreme leader, to choose his successor swiftly from the three names he has provided,” the birdcage liner known as the Times noted.

This is no mere bureaucratic shuffle; it is a desperate bid to secure the regime’s survival. 

As Vali Nasr, an Iran expert at Johns Hopkins University, observed with clinical precision: “The top priority is the preservation of the state. It is all calculative and pragmatic.” 

Yet, in a twist that defies expectation, Khamenei’s son, Mojtaba, [yet another Mo] long presumed the heir apparent, does not feature on this list, possibly because he asked his dad to let him live. Instead, three senior clerics, their identities cloaked in secrecy, hold the keys to Iran’s future. Hopefully they will be smart enough not to buy any green bananas if they want to eat them.

Khamenei’s maneuvers betray a man hedging his bets, torn between defiance and dread. The officials claim he views his potential assassination as a path to martyrdom, a convenient theological gloss for a leader staring down mortality and hoping beyond hope that Islam will provide him with virgins and rivers of wine.

 But his actions suggest otherwise: this is not the serene acceptance of fate, but the frantic scheming of a man who knows the end may be near and is scared fecal-less.

Hours after these revelations, President Donald Trump announced that American forces had obliterated three of Iran’s key nuclear sites. The noose tightens, and Khamenei’s dance with destiny grows ever more frantic.

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BREAKING:Trump Drops the Hammer on Iran’s Nuke Dreams, and the World’s Better for It

President Donald Trump didn’t just talk the talk, he walked the walk, and Iran’s nuclear ambitions are now a smoldering pile of rubble. His 2-week time out with Iran was apparently a bluff. The only '2' Iran saw, was the B-2 bombers that dropped a loud on top of their heads.

After days of Israeli air raids softening up the target, Trump green-lit U.S. airstrikes to obliterate Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, and let’s just say the mission was a masterclass in American firepower.

“We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran air space. A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow. All planes are safely on their way home. Congratulations to our great American Warriors. There is not another military in the World that could have done this. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE! Thank you for your attention to this matter,” Trump announced on Truth Social Saturday night, probably while sipping a Diet Coke and grinning ear to ear.

The big target was Fordow, Iran’s fortress-like nuclear facility tucked deep in a mountain south of Tehran. Good luck rebuilding that one, mullahs. “We're the only ones that have the capability to do it,” Trump bragged on Tuesday, hours before the bombs started falling. And he’s not wrong: nobody else could’ve pulled this off with such precision.

Trump just announced that "Fordow is gone."

Leading up to the fireworks, Iran’s regime played hardball, refusing to negotiate or ditch their nuke program, even after Trump gave them extra time to wise up. The man’s patience isn’t infinite, and he made that crystal clear. “We're not looking for a ceasefire. We're looking for a total and complete victory. Again, you know what the victory is: no nuclear weapon,” Trump said at the White House. “I don't want to get involved either, but I've been saying for 20 years — maybe longer — that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.”

He wasn’t subtle about the stakes, either. “They'd [Iranian regime] use it. I believe they'd use it,” he warned. “They should've made that deal. I had a great deal for them. They should've made that deal. In the end, they decided not to do it — and now they wish they did it.” Ouch. That’s gotta sting worse than a sandstorm in Tehran.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei kept poking the bear, threatening Trump and the U.S. right up until the strikes began. Their Foreign Minister Araqchi huffed, “Americans want to negotiate and have sent messages several times, but we clearly said that as long as this aggression doesn’t stop, there’s no place for talk of dialogue.” Aggression? Buddy, you’ve been at war with the U.S. since ’79. Maybe check your own backyard before whining.

Polls showed Americans were all-in on this one, with huge majorities cheering the decision to take out Iran’s nuke program. And let’s not forget the assist from Israel—their Air Force and sneaky Mossad ops dismantled Iran’s missile defenses, comms, and banking systems, setting the stage for the U.S. to deliver the knockout punch.

Trump’s message? Don’t mess with the best. Iran’s nuclear dreams are done, and the world’s a safer place because of it. Now, as the man said, it’s time for peace—on our terms.

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Supreme Hide-and-Seek Champ rejects "imposed peace" as Iran's UN delegation refuses to "grovel"

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei just gave President Donald Trump’s “unconditional surrender” demand a hard pass on Wednesday, and he didn’t mince words. Posting on social media, Khamenei basically told the Trump crew to take their “imposed peace” and shove it where the sun don’t shine.

“The Iranian nation also firmly stands against any imposed peace. The Iranian nation will not capitulate to anyone in the face of coercion,” he wrote, practically spitting fire through his keyboard.

Meanwhile, Trump was out there at a press conference, flexing like a reality TV star, demanding a ceasefire and dropping a cryptic “we may or may not” join Israel in hammering Iran. Classic Trump: vague enough to keep everyone guessing, bold enough to make headlines.

Not to be outdone, Iran’s UN delegation came out swinging, throwing shade like it’s their day job. “Iran does NOT negotiate under duress, shall NOT accept peace under duress, and certainly NOT with a has-been warmonger clinging to relevance,” they posted, basically calling Trump a washed-up instigator who’s lost his fastball.

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Iran's second to Khamenei-- Ali Shadmani, eliminated

The hits just keep on coming

The Israeli Defense Forces have announced the elimination of Ali Shadmani, Iran’s War-Time Chief of Staff and, by all accounts, the preeminent military figure in Tehran’s regime. 

This was no errant strike but a deliberate blow, delivered by the Israeli Air Force, targeting a staffed command center in the very heart of Tehran. The significance of this cannot be overstated: Shadmani was not merely a high-ranking officer; he was, as the IDF rightly notes, the closest figure to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. This is a big deal guys.

Shadmani’s portfolio was vast and menacing. As War-Time Chief of Staff and Commander of the Emergency Command of the Iranian Armed Forces, he held sway over the Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Iranian army itself. 

The IDF states plainly: “At the start of the operation, he was appointed to command the Iranian Armed Forces after his predecessor, Alaa Ali Rashid, was eliminated in the opening strike of Operation ‘Rising Lion.’” 

This is not the shuffling of bureaucrats; it is the systematic dismantling of a regime’s military hierarchy.

Under Shadmani’s iron grip, the Khatam al-Anbiya emergency command center orchestrated Iran’s combat operations and approved its firepower plans. The IDF’s assessment is chilling: “In his various roles, he directly influenced Iran’s operational plans targeting the State of Israel.” 

This was a dude whose every decision was a calibrated threat, a cog in the machinery of a state that has long vowed Israel’s destruction. Before his elevation, Shadmani served as deputy commander of the same command center and as head of the operations directorate in the General Staff of Iran’s armed forces. His was a career built on the architecture of conflict.

The IDF’s final point cuts to the bone: “Shadmani’s elimination adds to a series of eliminations of Iran’s most senior military leadership and degrades the chain of command of the Iranian armed forces.” 

This is not mere rhetoric but a statement of intent. Israel has struck not just at a man but at the sinews of Iran’s war machine. The message is unmistakable: no one, not even the closest confidant of Khamenei, is beyond reach. 

In a world where moral clarity is often obscured by diplomatic platitudes, this act speaks for itself. 

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BREAKING: President Trump mobilizes troops towards Iran

It has been confirmed by the Pentagon that a carrier battle group is heading toward Iran and President Trump has announced that "everyone should evacuate Tehran." Secretary of State Marco Rubio has made a similar statement.

Currently Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is still Iranian Hide-and-Seek champion but hopefully not for long.

Meanwhile, Candace Owens is taking the Ayatollah's side and Tucker Carlson is speaking out against President Trump.

The US will be deploying bunker busters in the hope of finding Khamenei and it has been reported that the former Supreme Leader has run out of nappies, aka diapers.

While the world believed in the past that Iran was unbeatable, it turns out that it was all cow manure. 

Israel is forewarning citizens when to evacuate while Iran had been sending missiles into civilian populated areas. It's obvious who are the good guys and who are the barbarians, but anti-Semites only see and believe what they want to believe.

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