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In Veritate Boz retweeted
If Asim Munir reportedly urged Iran to hand over its nuclear material to US, a fair question follows: would Pakistan offer to dismantle 40 of its own nuclear warheads as gesture of goodwill toward India?
Mr. Munir, are you acting as a mediator—or advancing Washington’s demands?
Asim Munir, during his visit to Iran, reportedly asked Iran to hand over its nuclear materials to the United States.
A question: Would Mr. Asim Munir be willing to dismantle 40 of Pakistan’s nuclear warheads as a gesture of goodwill toward India?
Mr. Asim Munir, whose side are you on—Iran’s or America’s?!
@IRIran_Military
In Veritate Boz retweeted
This message reflects many similar ones we receive from inside Iran:
“They’ve created an unbearable atmosphere of terror. They’ve abandoned all their official bases, and are now hiding inside schools and guesthouses with their private cars, in plainclothes.
Both the special units, Basij, and IRGC have all gone into residential areas.
They look like terrorists now, no uniforms, no insignias, all armed and holding radios.
But there’s a particular filth in their faces.
I feel such deep regret that we’re defenseless while these monsters are armed. Everyone knows where their bases are.
My biggest wish today is for a full U.S. occupation of Iran, city by city, they must be crushed. These terrorists are far scarier than the war itself. That fighter pilot’s shoe is worth more than all these murderers evil beasts.
And tell those “infrastructure experts” abroad, we’re ready to live in tents if it means the mullahs are gone. Just stop making excuses.”
In Veritate Boz retweeted
One IRGC launcher operator surrendered just like this.
They keep asking where the defections are. Here. Right here. I told you the cracks were already there, buried inside the regime forces, waiting for real pressure to rip them open in public.
And I would bet this one is not special.
I would bet plenty of them already have a white cloth ready for the moment pressure reaches their throat and all their propaganda about martyrdom stops meaning a damn thing.
In Veritate Boz retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: MAJOR SIGNAL FROM INSIDE IRAN
A political declaration has just emerged from Arab tribes in Iran’s Khuzestan province — the country’s most important oil-producing region.
In the statement they make several striking points:
• They reject the Islamic Republic and call for the complete removal of the regime
• They demand a secular democratic government based on human rights
• They stress that Khuzestan is an inseparable part of Iran
• They call for unity among all Iranian ethnic groups including Kurds, Azeris and Baluch
• They express support for Reza Pahlavi as a unifying national figure for a future transition
Khuzestan is not just another province.
It is the heart of Iran’s oil industry and one of the most strategically important regions in the country.
When voices from inside that region begin calling openly for a democratic future beyond the Islamic Republic, it signals something much bigger:
The cracks inside the regime’s foundations may be widening.
In Veritate Boz retweeted
BREAKING: Thousands of Basij members across Iran are reportedly receiving threatening messages on Telegram from unknown accounts, warning them:
"You are completely under our surveillance. We know what crimes you committed against the Iranian people. We have identified you and all your associates. Surrender or flee. There will be no second warning."
From persecutors to the persecuted, the tables are turning.😉
In Veritate Boz retweeted
There's a concerted effort to smuggle Islam into the American right.
This is a recipe for disaster. Islam poses an existential threat to Western civilization – don't believe anyone who tells you otherwise.
In Veritate Boz retweeted
An Iranian sailor who was killed when the warship Dena was struck by the US near Sri Lanka had called his father shortly beforehand, saying American forces had issued two warnings for the crew to abandon the vessel, a source close to the family told Iran International.
The Iranian navy warship's commander refused to allow the crew to abandon Dena despite the imminent threat, the source added.
The sailor’s father said some crew members argued with the commander, and the 32 crew members who survived were mainly sailors who managed to escape on lifeboats, according to the source.
A US submarine torpedoed Dena in the Indian Ocean on Wednesday, about 19 nautical miles from the southern Sri Lankan port of Galle, killing dozens of sailors and significantly expanding Washington’s campaign against Iran’s naval forces.
The sinking of the Dena — described by US War Secretary Pete Hegseth as a “quiet death” — marked the first time since World War II that the United States had torpedoed an enemy warship.
iranintl.com/en/202603071125
In Veritate Boz retweeted
Official IRGC statement: “President Pezeshkian made a mistake [saying they won't attack neighboring countries], and our forces demonstrated his mistake. His comments were 5 hours ago, and since then Dubai and Abu Dhabi are being struck. Ignore Pezeshkian's words during the war.”
In Veritate Boz retweeted
Iranian militias are getting text messages straight to their phones 📱
"Your weapons are worthless against our airstrikes.
You're dying in a fight you already lost.
Your commanders sold you out.
They're hiding in luxury, pocketing the cash they stole, while you and your families get nothing but graves."
In Veritate Boz retweeted
An Iranian girl states: "Islam is neither the religion of Iran nor that of ancient Persia. Islam was imposed on us through torture, massacres, and rape, by enslaving Iranians to convert them to Islam.
The Iranians, or Persians, were actually Zoroastrians.”
- @IAnupamaa
In Veritate Boz retweeted
Trump called Britain "uncooperative," dismantled Lloyd's three-century grip on the Strait of Hormuz, and inherited a united Gulf alliance — all in 72 hours. This is what the end of empire looks like.
- @sjkokinda
In Veritate Boz retweeted
One of the most important guarantees of international law is freedom of navigation, the 'right' of world commerce to transit the Red Sea and the Straits of Hormuz on their lawful occasions. International law has been nullified openly by the Islamic Republic because it can. The writ of the lawyers does not prevail against Houthi missiles, drones and assault speedboats.
The blockade is an outrage against neutral, poor, uninvolved nations. Alas international law, being man-made, is not self enforcing. A navy, like a cowboy movie sheriff, must sometimes stride through the batwing doors to enforce the notice.
Who is the actual sheriff? Imagine for a moment a world without the USN. Where would you get your gas? Your meds? In some cases your food. Ideally the sheriff should be employed by the town as a whole but what with one thing leading to another the entire subject has become one of those things that just is: like GPS, the Internet, satellite comms. Taken for granted. Until the bandido comes riding into town.
The sheriff is stepping up again this time. But without him, as may be the case some day, what would be the worth of international law?
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President Trump said Tuesday that the U.S. Navy will begin escorting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz if necessary
“No matter what, the United States will ensure the FREE FLOW of ENERGY to the WORLD,” Trump wrote in a social media post. One fifth of global oil supply moves through the Strait of Hormuz.
wsj.com/livecoverage/iran-is…
In Veritate Boz retweeted
BREAKING: The United States has confirmed B-52 Stratofortress bombers are now striking Iran.
Understand what this means by understanding the sequence.
On February 28, the US sent B-2 Spirits. The B-2 is a stealth bomber. It costs $2.1 billion per aircraft. The US has 20 of them. You send B-2s when the enemy’s air defences are intact and you need to penetrate undetected. Four B-2s dropped 160,000 pounds of bunker-busting ordnance on hardened underground facilities in the opening wave.
On March 2, the US sent B-1 Lancers. The B-1 is a supersonic bomber. Faster than the B-2 but not stealth. You send B-1s when air defences have been degraded enough that speed, not invisibility, is sufficient to survive. The B-1s conducted the deepest raids into Iran since 2003.
On March 3, the US sent B-52s. The B-52 is a 70-year-old subsonic aircraft. It is not stealth. It is not fast. It has a radar cross-section the size of a barn. It flies at 650 miles per hour at 50,000 feet and it is visible to every radar system on earth.
You send B-52s when there is nothing left to shoot them down.
That is the sequence. B-2 when defences are lethal. B-1 when defences are degraded. B-52 when defences are gone. The US Air Force just told you, through aircraft selection alone, that Iran’s integrated air defence network no longer exists as a functional system.
The B-52 carries 70,000 pounds of ordnance per sortie. It can launch cruise missiles from standoff range without entering defended airspace at all. The US has 76 of them versus 20 B-2s. Deploying B-52s quadruples the available bomber strike capacity, and each aircraft can deliver more payload per sortie than any other platform in the inventory.
1,700 targets struck. 300 new sites added in the latest wave. $779 million in ordnance expended on the first day alone. Six American service members killed. Eleven aircraft lost. The campaign is intensifying, not tapering.
Here is where this connects to every post I have written today.
The B-52 deployment proves the conventional campaign is succeeding. Iran’s air defences are neutralised. Its underground facilities are being collapsed. Its missile production is being destroyed. Its leadership is being eliminated.
And the Strait of Hormuz is still closed.
Because the B-52 cannot sink a mine. It cannot intercept a Shahed drone launched from a fishing boat. It cannot neutralise an anti-ship missile on a mobile coastal launcher. It cannot stop a proxy in Yemen from firing at a tanker in the Red Sea. The asymmetric threat that closes shipping lanes operates beneath the altitude where strategic bombers are relevant.
The US is winning the war it chose to fight. It is not winning the war the insurance market cares about. The B-52 is the most powerful expression of that gap.
70,000 pounds of ordnance per sortie. And Lloyd’s of London still will not write a policy for a tanker transiting Hormuz.
That is the thesis. In one sentence.
open.substack.com/pub/shanak…
In Veritate Boz retweeted
BREAKING:
Iranians laugh as they watch the most intense airstrikes yet against regime targets in Tehran.
It shows how hated the regime is. Just the thought of IRGC and Basij militia members getting a visit from a B-2 makes most Iranians very happy. Seeing it is even better
In Veritate Boz retweeted
Nick Fuentes does this thing where he denounces Trump about once a week but says it as if it’s a new development, I assume to get liberal media coverage but it’s like watching someone with a head injury
Nick Fuentes says he is completely done with Trump and will vote Democrat in 2028 if the Republican ticket is Vance/Rubio
- You buried the Epstein files
- There is no border wall
- You didn’t deliver on mass deportations
- You cut corporate tax rates for the rich by cutting Medicaid again
- No infrastructure bill
- No middle-class tax cuts
- You have to refund the tariffs
- And now we’re in a regime change war with Iran
“That’s the breaking point. I’m out.”
In Veritate Boz retweeted
I really, really, REALLY do not understand why the reality of the Iran situation eludes so many people.
Iran declared war on the USA in 1979 and has been murdering American servicemen and women ever since. That's a fact, not an opinion.
All those EFPs that killed all those young Americans in Iraq?
Iran.
All Trump is doing is lancing a boil that none of his predecessors had the wisdom or intestinal fortitude to lance.
Nothing more.
In Veritate Boz retweeted
Not sure how this ended up in my feed, but the limited operation in Iran is a week ahead of schedule. The decapitation strike was given a 10% chance of success. 90% of Iran’s ballistic missile manufacturing capability has been destroyed. Its Navy and drone fleet is gone. All that is left are IRGC units spread across the country launching the remainder of the regimes drones and missile at soft targets as they flee from allied hunters in stealth jets. NATO and Europe who sat out the start of the conflict have almost all clamored to be part of the historic effort (except for the communists in Spain and Islamists in Turkey). As for Trump there were Americans, Israelis, and Iranians cheering him in the streets of Washington DC today.