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If Trump sends U.S. naval vessels to escort all the ships sailing through the Straight of Hormuz, he's putting potentially thousands of U.S. sailors in the DIRECT path of Iran's shore-to-ship missile batteries. And given that the straight is only something like 35km wide at its most narrow point, this is ridiculously close-range for both drones and missiles that Iran can launch from inland.

It almost seems like Trump is TRYING to get a U.S. ship sunk and hundreds (or thousands) of U.S. sailors killed so that there's outrage in America to support a ground invasion. Otherwise, what could possibly be the justification for an announcement like this? It makes ZERO strategic sense from a military point of view.

I imagine people in the Pentagon are losing their minds right now, and trying to figure out a way to push Trump to walk this back, because sailing U.S. naval vessels right through Hormuz is a suicide mission.



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Senator Blumenthal just said that he heard in a briefing he was in today that the U.S. will likely be PUTTING BOOTS ON THE GROUND in Iran.

“I am more fearful than ever, after this briefing that we may be putting boots on the ground.”

Get ready to send your sons, and daughters to fight in another bloody war for Israel. Because, it is coming.

A draft is also a possibility for anyone 18-25 years of age, if needed.

50,000 troops have now officially been assigned to fight the war in Iran.

What they aren’t telling us, is that this war will be a LONG one, it will be a WAR OF ATTRITION. Think, a war like Vietnam, which saw tens of thousands of dead American soldiers, and lasted for years. It was just to be sustained, not to be won.

The radical Shia Muslims that make up the Iranian government (IRGC) believe in a system of martyrdom. They are ready, willing, and accepting of the fact that they will die for the greater cause.

The line of succession for this system is VERY LONG, and they work on a “cell” structure, with different cells all over the world ready to strike at any moment during the “Fatwa” (Jihad), which was officially declared today against the United States, and Americans.

As I said before, this is a war WE WILL NOT WIN which will last MANY YEARS with untold deaths on both sides. In a war of attrition, it’s a game of who gets worn down and depleted first.

Welcome to Iraq 2.0.



Mike

 

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Senator Blumenthal just said that he heard in a briefing he was in today that the U.S. will likely be PUTTING BOOTS ON THE GROUND in Iran.

“I am more fearful than ever, after this briefing that we may be putting boots on the ground.”

Get ready to send your sons, and daughters to fight in another bloody war for Israel. Because, it is coming.

A draft is also a possibility for anyone 18-25 years of age, if needed.

50,000 troops have now officially been assigned to fight the war in Iran.

What they aren’t telling us, is that this war will be a LONG one, it will be a WAR OF ATTRITION. Think, a war like Vietnam, which saw tens of thousands of dead American soldiers, and lasted for years. It was just to be sustained, not to be won.

The radical Shia Muslims that make up the Iranian government (IRGC) believe in a system of martyrdom. They are ready, willing, and accepting of the fact that they will die for the greater cause.

The line of succession for this system is VERY LONG, and they work on a “cell” structure, with different cells all over the world ready to strike at any moment during the “Fatwa” (Jihad), which was officially declared today against the United States, and Americans.

As I said before, this is a war WE WILL NOT WIN which will last MANY YEARS with untold deaths on both sides. In a war of attrition, it’s a game of who gets worn down and depleted first.

Welcome to Iraq 2.0.



Mike

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America and Israel did not anticipate the response from Iran.

They thought it would be another Venezuela where they eliminate the leader and Americans would clap like seals.

Instead, Israel is getting spanked and when Donald called for a cease fire…no one is answering the phone.

This is what happens when you surround yourself with jewish advisors.

God help us going forward.



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️JUST IN: U.S House Speaker Johnson:

“They [Iran] have declared war on us. I don't believe in the semantics... We're not at war right now. We're four days in to a very specific, clear mission, an operation, Operation Epic Fury.”

[Note: The U.S declared war (Trump and Hegseth both labeled it a war) and attacked Iran on the 28th of February.]



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️BREAKING:

Minab, Iran, where a school strike killed 165 children in southern Iran this weekend appears within the U.S. strike zone cluster shown on a Pentagon briefing map presented by Pete Hegseth.

When asked by the BBC whose munition hit the school, Hegseth said the Pentagon is still investigating.

SourceS: @DropSiteNews, @ChrisOsieck



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️JUST IN: U.S Sec. of War Pete Hegseth on Iran:

Yesterday in the Indian Ocean, an American submarine sank an Iranian warship that thought it was safe in international waters.

Instead, it was sunk by a torpedo.

[Note: Only 32 of about 180 sailors were rescued after the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena was struck and sank in international waters about 25 miles south of Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan officials said. At least 80 bodies have been recovered so far.]



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️BREAKING:

CNN reports the massive damage Iran inflicted on U.S bases across the Middle East which is visible using Satellite images.

Bahrain: 2 AN/GSC-52B radars
Kuwait: 3 radomes, Arifjan Base
UAE: 1 AN/TPY-2 THAAD radar
Jordan: 1 AN/TPY-2 THAAD radar
Qatar: 1 AN/FPS-132 early-warning radar
Kuwait: 8+ satellite communications structures
Saudi Arabia: Possible AN/TPY-2 radar site hit, Prince Sultan Airbase





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️BREAKING:

CNN reports the massive damage Iran inflicted on U.S bases across the Middle East which is visible using Satellite images.

Bahrain: 2 AN/GSC-52B radars
Kuwait: 3 radomes, Arifjan Base
UAE: 1 AN/TPY-2 THAAD radar
Jordan: 1 AN/TPY-2 THAAD radar
Qatar: 1 AN/FPS-132 early-warning radar
Kuwait: 8+ satellite communications structures
Saudi Arabia: Possible AN/TPY-2 radar site hit, Prince Sultan Airbase





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The Pentagon has burned through so many missiles in the Iran exchange that Trump is dragging Lockheed and Raytheon CEOs into the White House like a failing factory boss demanding overtime. The military admits the Iran strike consumed more long-range munitions than 4 years of Ukraine.

Trump is posting fantasies about “unlimited supply” while Raytheon can barely promise to “eventually” reach 1,000 Tomahawks a year and the Pentagon only budgeted 57 for 2026.

The industrial base is so hollowed out they’re threatening contractors with punishment if they don’t ramp up, even though the system physically can’t produce at wartime tempo.

America just showed the world that one regional confrontation with Iran drained decades of planning assumptions.



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The radar destruction map just got worse. Far worse.

Two more AN/TPY-2 THAAD radars confirmed destroyed — one near Abu Dhabi, one at Jordan’s Muwafaq Salti airbase. Added to the AN/FPS-132 at Al Udeid. Total radar losses now exceed $3.4 billion. Before a single launchpad or support structure is counted.

Look at the graphic. Before and after. Five separate radar systems. Qatar. UAE. Jordan. The coverage circles on that map — 3,000km, 5,000km — tell you what Washington will not. These aren’t just tactical losses. The AN/FPS-132 alone watched western China and Russia. That coverage is now gone. Not degraded. Gone. And replacing it with airborne assets over an active Iranian air defense envelope is not a serious proposition.

Here is what makes this extraordinary — most of this wasn’t done with ballistic missiles. It was done with Shaheds. The same cheap Iranian drone Washington spent two years dismissing as a nuisance weapon in Ukraine. The weapon that costs tens of thousands of dollars just methodically removed billions of dollars of the most sophisticated radar architecture on earth.

Iran didn’t beat the American missile defense system. It removed the system’s ability to see — base by base, country by country, radar by radar — before the interceptors even knew where to look.

The magazines are empty. The eyes are gone. And somewhere in Tehran, someone is now deciding where the missiles go next.



The New York Times — not a Telegram channel, not a Russian state broadcaster, the New York Times — has published satellite imagery confirming what Iran said it was doing while Washington was busy telling you it wasn’t working. Every major US base across the Gulf. Systematically and methodically.

Bahrain, Fifth Fleet headquarters, the nerve centre of American naval power in the region. Al Udeid Qatar — already missing its $1.1 billion AN/TPY-2 radar. Camp Arifjan Kuwait. Ali Al Salem. Prince Sultan in Saudi Arabia. UAE facilities. SATCOM terminals destroyed. Radomes cracked open. Satellite dishes gone. Missile tracking infrastructure — the AN/TPY-2 radar systems that coordinate every Patriot and THAAD battery in theater — targeted with what the imagery confirms was not luck but architecture.
Iran didn’t just strike US bases. It mapped the communication and coordination layer that makes American missile defense function as a unified system and then it peeled it apart, base by base, across five countries simultaneously.

This is not retaliation but doctrine. Thirty years of studying exactly how the American military machine sees, communicates, and coordinates and then, when the moment came, going straight for the eyes. The interceptors are blind. The magazines are depleted. The Navy can’t guarantee escorts in the Strait. Raytheon is being summoned to emergency meetings. South Korea is sitting exposed. And the New York Times just put the satellite pictures on the front page.

Washington built the most expensive military architecture in human history. Iran just showed you the blueprint for how to dismantle it. This is not going according to plan.



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BREAKING

Retired Turkish Admiral Cem Gurdeniz:

American ships cannot go to Bahrain to resupply ammunition. There isn't a single US warship in the Gulf right now.

Where will they go to load missiles? To Diego Garcia. How much does it take to go there and back from the Arabian Sea? 7 days...

The US has the capacity to produce serious, expensive missiles between 800 and 1000 per year.

The other side (Iran) has 40,000 missiles and says, "We will not negotiate with the Americans."

So, they have a strong hand; that's what I deduce from this.



Mike