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ISRAEL NUCLEAR CITY EXPLODING: Iran's Missile HITS Dimona ON CAM; Massive Strike Shocks Israel?
WLA
Mar 21, 2026 #Dimona #Nuclear #Natanz

A missile struck the southern Israeli town of Dimona near the Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center, injuring at least 20 people including a 10-year-old boy and a 40-year-old woman. Footage captured the impact and a possible interception attempt. Separately, Iran's Tasnim reported that the Natanz enrichment facility was struck again in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike, with Iran's atomic energy organization saying no radioactive leakage was detected. High-resolution Airbus satellite imagery confirmed a projectile landed just 350 meters from the Bushehr nuclear power reactor, with the Institute for Science and International Security reporting the debris pattern pointed north. IAEA Director General Grossi warned that attacks near nuclear plants violate critical safety principles and should never take place. The incidents mark the first time in the conflict that nuclear-linked sites on both sides have simultaneously become active flashpoints.



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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
There are targets in a war that change the rules when they are hit. Deona is one of them. Footage circulating online captured the moment a missile struck the
ground in the southern Israeli town with a second angle suggesting a possible interception attempt before impact. Emergency teams were deployed to
multiple locations. Megan David Adam said at least people were injured,
including a -year-old boy and a -year-old woman. Additional patients were treated for minor injuries and trauma. The strike drew immediate
attention not because of the casualty count, which by the standards of this war is not the highest in a single incident, but because of what sits on
the edge of that town, the Shiman Paris NGV nuclear research center. The facility that is widely believed to be the core of Israel's undeclared nuclear
program. A missile just hit Deona, the city tied in every serious discussion to Israel's nuclear center. The nuclear dimension of this war is no longer
implied. It is visible. Deona's nuclear facility has never been officially acknowledged as a weapons site by Israel, but it is widely understood to
house a plutonium production reactor and related infrastructure that forms the backbone of Israel's nuclear deterrent. The facility sits in the Negev desert,
surrounded by restricted airspace and layers of security that make it one of the most defended installations in the country. Striking near Deona is not the same as striking near Hifa or Tel Aviv.
It is a strike in the shadow of a nuclear facility. What matters is not a distance this script cannot verify, but the fact that a missile hit the city
most closely associated with Israel's nuclear center. Israel has never confirmed or denied possessing nuclear weapons. But the facility at Deona is
the reason every intelligence agency in the world assumes it does. The human cost is specific. A -year-old boy, a
-year-old woman, at least people treated at the scene or transported to hospitals. The injuries ranged from shrapnel wounds to trauma symptoms.
Deona is a smaller desert city than Tel Aviv, which makes even one missile impact feel immediate across the whole community. When a missile hits a town
that size, the entire population feels it. Every family knows someone who was near the impact. The boy who was injured
is not a statistic. He is someone's son in a town that exists because a nuclear facility was built next to it decades
ago. The facility brought the town into existence. And now the facility has brought the war to its doorstep. The Deona strike arrived against a backdrop
of nuclear sites being hit on both sides. Iran's Tasnim news agency reported that the Natan's uranium enrichment facility was targeted again
in a USIsraeli air strike. Iranian authorities condemned the strike as criminal and accused the United States and Israel of violating international
law and commitments surrounding nuclear safety. Iran's atomic energy organization said no leakage of radioactive material was detected at the
complex and that there was no immediate danger to nearby residents. Natans is Iran's primary enrichment site located
about km southeast of Thrron. It was struck in the early days of the war with satellite imagery showing significant
damage to several buildings. The UN nuclear watchdog reported no radiological consequences from that earlier strike. But each time Natans is
hit, the question of whether the next strike breaches containment becomes harder to dismiss. Then came the image that alarmed nuclear authorities
worldwide. Analysis by the Institute for Science and International Security using Airbus imagery identified an impact site
about meters from the Bushair nuclear power plant reactor. An impact crater is clearly visible. The Institute
for Science and International Security reported the strike occurred on a Tuesday evening. Iran informed the IAEA
about the incident. Thrron said the projectile destroyed a structure near the reactor, but that the reactor itself was undamaged and no injuries were
reported. m. That is the distance between a crater and a nuclear disaster.
The Busher air plant is an operational power reactor. A direct hit on an operating reactor could trigger a severe regional radiological emergency. The
strike missed, but the margin was measured in a distance most people can walk in s. The analysis of the Busher impact raised an unexpected
question. The debris pattern, according to the Institute for Science and International Security, pointed north,
away from the Persian Gulf. The debris pattern led the Institute for Science and International Security to say the projectile may have approached from the
north, but responsibility remains unconfirmed. Satellite imagery from a week before the incident showed an unidentified object approximately m
long sitting in an open field at the same location. The nature of that object remains unclear. Responsibility for the Bushair impact has not been officially
claimed or assigned, but the proximity to a live reactor and the ambiguity of the origin have made this one of the most scrutinized incidents of the entire
war. IAEA director, General Rafael Grossce, issued a warning that was as close to an ultimatum as a UN nuclear
official can deliver. He said any attack at or near nuclear power plants violates critical safety principles and should never take place under any
circumstances. He urged all sides to exercise maximum restraint, called for transparency and communication, and
pushed for strict avoidance of nuclear targets. There have also been growing calls for coordination with Russia to prevent further escalation around
nuclear sites. Graci's language was not diplomatic boilerplate. It was a direct statement that the war has reached a threshold that the international nuclear
safety framework was not designed to absorb. The system that prevents nuclear accidents depends on the assumption that no one bombs reactors. That assumption
is now being tested in real time. Two nuclear facilities, two countries, both hit or nearly hit in the same conflict.
Deona, where a missile wounded dozens in the city linked to Israel's nuclear center, and Busher, where a crater sits about m from an operating reactor.
The symmetry [music] is hard to miss, even if this script cannot prove intent.
Iran has been striking deeper into Israeli territory with every wave.
Israel and the United States have been striking Iranian nuclear infrastructure since the opening night. The escalation ladder that both sides have been
climbing for weeks just reached the rung where the word nuclear stops being a metaphor for severity and starts being a literal description of what is at
risk. What makes this moment different from every previous escalation is the irreversibility. A destroyed airfield
can be rebuilt. A sunken ship can be replaced. A damaged radar station can be repaired. A breached nuclear reactor
cannot be undone. The contamination lasts decades. The exclusion zone lasts generations. And the decision to strike
near one, whether intentional or accidental, carries consequences that outlast the war itself by centuries.
Natans has now been struck at least twice. The first strike in the opening phase caused visible damage to buildings
on the complex. The IAEA reported no radiological release. The second strike reported by Tasnim suggests that the
enrichment facility remains on the target list despite international warnings. Iran has condemned each strike as a violation of nuclear safety norms.
But the strikes continue and each one raises the probability that a future impact breaches a containment structure,
releases enriched material, or triggers a chain of events that no military planner intended. [music] The margin for error at a nuclear site is not the same
as at an airfield. At an airfield, a near miss is a miss. At a nuclear facility, a near miss is a crisis that
was avoided by luck, not by design. The war has created a new category of target that did not exist in this form before.
Nuclear facilities under active bombardment. Deona is not officially a weapons site. Busher is a civilian power
plant. Natans is an enrichment facility that Iran says is for peaceful purposes.
None of them were supposed to be on anyone's target list during an armed conflict. Natans has been struck. Busher has suffered a near miss on its
premises. And Deona has shown how close this war has moved to Israel's nuclear center. The norms that were supposed to
protect nuclear sites, the IAEA framework, the Geneva adjacent expectations of restraint are being eroded. Not by a single dramatic breach,
but by a pattern of near misses that moved the threshold closer to disaster with each wave. A -year-old boy
injured in Deona, a crater m from a reactor in Bushair. A m object on satellite imagery that no one has
explained. An enrichment facility struck twice. An IAEA chief issuing warnings that sound more like please. and a war
that has now reached the point where the distance between a missile impact and a nuclear catastrophe is measured in the length of a football field. The
conventional war is three weeks old. The nuclear dimension of this war, the one no one wanted to name, is now visible on
satellite imagery. It is visible in the debris pattern at Busher. It is visible in the shrapnel wounds of a child in
Deona. And it is visible in the silence of every government that knows what happens if the next missile lands m closer. The war started with airfields.
It moved to cities. It reached energy infrastructure. It hit holy sites. And now it has arrived at the perimeter of nuclear facilities on both sides. Each
escalation seemed impossible until it happened. The next one, the one that crosses from near miss to direct hit on a reactor, is the one that the entire
international nuclear safety framework was built to prevent. That framework is now being tested by missiles, not by diplomats. And the missiles do not read IAEA guidelines.

US NUCLEAR SITES AT RISK? Iran Declares ‘Most Strategic Sites Will Be Hit’ Amid Natanz Revenge
Times Of India
Mar 21, 2026 #iran #infrastructure #warning

As the Iran war entered its 22nd day, Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters issued its most direct infrastructure threat yet: "Strike our infrastructure, and we will strike more important infrastructure than you." The statement is deliberately open-ended placing every critical installation in the region under implicit threat without naming a single target, forcing adversaries to defend everything simultaneously. Iran has already struck refineries in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Haifa. The US and Israel have hit Iran's defence factories, power grid and Kharg Island. Israeli Defence Minister Katz has now said attacks will "increase significantly" this week. Both sides are escalating simultaneously.



Iran has issued a direct and unambiguous warning to the United States and Israel on Saturday. Strike Iranian
infrastructure and Iran will hit infrastructure that matters more. The statement comes as the conflict enters its nd day with both sides having
already demonstrated the willingness and capability to strike economic and industrial targets well beyond the battlefield. Iran has struck oil refineries in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
gas terminals in Qatar, the Bison refinery in Hifa, and energy infrastructure across the Gulf. The US
and Israel have systematically targeted Iranian defense manufacturing, power generation, communications networks, and in the most recent escalation,
facilities on Carg Island, Iran's primary oil export terminal. In this war, we are striving for a policy of
lasting security for our country and our nation. You are desperately seeking an escape route because your initial aggression was nothing but a path of foolishness and self-destruction. Today,
Iran fights not only in its own defense but also for the security of the entire region and all Muslims. I say Iran is
demonstrating its power in the strait of Hormuz. Our focus has been on ensuring the security of our land and the region
and now you can see the result. We speak to you with the language of our authority. Iran is the creator of
security in the region and epics can be written about the valor of our nation and armed forces. Aaza
today you have no credibility or standing in the region. The intelligent authority of our armed forces and the skies above you are under our control.
We have proven this. If you strike our infrastructure, we will strike more and more critical infrastructure of yours.
We remain powerful and will continue to be powerful by the will of God.
The phrase more important infrastructure is deliberately open-ended. And that openness is the point. It places every
critical installation in the region and potentially beyond under implicit threat without Tehran having to specify which
targets it has in its sights. It forces adversaries to defend everything simultaneously. the most resource
inensive and ultimately unsustainable defensive posture a military can be placed in. The statement also lands the
day after Israel struck regime infrastructure across Thran in retaliatory overnight strikes following the Hifa refinery damage and the
Rahavote residential hit. This week, the intensity of the attacks carried up by the IDF and the United States military
against the Iranian terror regime and the infrastructure it relies on will significantly escalate and the campaign led by US President Donald Trump and
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will continue. We are determined to intensify and lead the offensive against the Iranian terror
regime to destroy its main headquarters and neutralize its strategic capabilities until every security threat
is removed from the state of Israel and from the interest of the United States in the region.
Iran targeted Israel's capital, Tel Aviv, with ballistic missiles, setting off sirens across the city. According to
media reports, multiple explosions were heard in the Israeli capital as there was reportedly no interception of the
missiles. Iranian missiles and the cluster munitions targeted Israeli territory, sparking panic among civilians.
Iran has been relentlessly attacking energy sites related to US, Israel, and their allies in the Middle East in response to USIsraeli aggression.
The death toll has risen to more than,people in Iran, more than
people in Lebanon, in Israel, and US military members in the region. The
Associated Press reported US President Donald Trump said Iran from a military standpoint are finished, but
they're clogging up the Strait of Hormuz.
Mr. Mr. President, I wanted to ask you Iran executed three people this week. Terrible.
You have vowed strong action in the past. What message would you say?
Well, we've been hitting them awfully hard. I mean, uh, I don't know if you can possibly get hit harder, but these are thugs and animals and horrible
people, but you can't hit anybody harder than we've hit them.
But I'm not surprised. They executed three young people for protesting.
And do you plan to escort those ships through the straight of or without allies?
We're doing very well there. We're doing very well overall. U you know, we don't use the straight. We don't. The United States, we don't need it. Europe needs
it. Korea, Japan, China, a lot of other people. So, they'll have to get involved a little bit on that one.
I don't know if you can possibly get hit harder, but these are thugs, animals, horrible people.
Do you think Israel will be ready to end the war when you're writing? I think so. Mr. President,
the relationship's a very good one. I think so. uh we want more or less similar things. You know what we want?
We want victory, both of us. And that's what we've got. Mr.
Well, you know, I may have a plan or I may not, but how would I ever say that to a reporter? If I said that to a reporter, Mark would say, "Please, sir,
let's bring you over to the helicopter immediately." Right? I I can't I can't tell you that.
It's certainly a place that's people are talking about, but I can't say would say, "Please, sir, let's bring you over to the helicopter immediately."
That he said the war was militarily won in Iran. What did he mean by that?
Oh, I think we've won. We've knocked out their navy, their air force. We've knocked out their anti-aircraft. We've knocked out everything. We're roaming
free. From a military standpoint, all they're doing is clogging up the straight. But from a milit military standpoint, they're finished.
So how much longer the American people expect?
You said you said opening straight up for road is a simple military maneuver. Very simple. Yeah. But what did you mean by that?
It's a simple military maneuver. It's relatively safe, but you need a lot of uh help in the sense of you need ships,
you need volume. And uh NATO could help us, but they so far haven't had the courage to do so. And others could help
us, but you know, we don't use it. You know, at a certain point, it'll open itself at a certain point. But we've
defeated the enemy. And they are an enemy. They're a sick group of people.
The leadership is gone. The Navy is gone. The Air Force is gone. The anti-aircraft equipment that they have, the radar they
have is all gone. Everything's gone. Uh the straight itself, the actual straight, how are you? The straight
itself is uh we're doing a good job, but it would be nice if the countries,
including China, if the countries that use it, China uses it % of their energy. Uh Japan is % of the energy.
It would be nice if those countries would get involved.
I really thought I thought that oil prices would go much higher when I did this.
We just set every record every record in the book with Dow with the S&P Dow at
S&P at and at levels at at speed like nobody's ever seen
before. But I said I have to go off in that path and I have to take a little journey. We have to get the and he would agree, but he's not going to say it. I
And this is not St. Patrick's Day, by the way. What are you doing with that tie? But we had to go off on a secous
path and take care of business. And we have we are in the process of doing it.
And I'll tell you, I think we're weeks ahead of schedule.
Iran, on the other hand, said it unleashed what it called the th wave of Operation True Promise claiming it
targeted more than targets linked to the US and Israel.
A new wave of fire and fury has erupted across the Middle East. Iran's Islamic
Revolution Guards Corps has unleashed what it calls the th wave of Operation
True Promise Explosions, flames, and towering columns of smoke lit up the
skies across multiple countries. The IRGC claims more than targets linked
to the United States and Israel were struck in a coordinated barrage.
This is not just another escalation. This is a calculated message of power,
precision, and persistence. The timing is symbolic and chilling. The strikes came on the eve of Eid ala marking the
end of Ramadan. According to the IRGC, this moment signals what it
calls a new dawn of regional order. A statement that suggests the conflict is no longer just military, but deeply ideological.
Five major US military installations were reportedly targeted in this latest wave. These include al-Haj in Saudi
Arabia, al- Dafra in the United Arab Emirates, and Ali al-S Salm in Kuwait.
In addition, Iranian missiles also hit the US presence in Erbil in Iraqi Kurdistan and the headquarters of the US
Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, a critical naval command center. Iran says it used a
combination of Kiam and Imad missile systems. Alongside them, attack drones were deployed in what is described as a strategy of gradual attrition.
But the strikes did not stop at US-
linked targets inside Israeli held territories. The situation appears to have intensified dramatically. The
IRGC's aerospace force focused on strategic zones in Hifur and Tel Aviv.
Multiple urban and industrial areas were reportedly hit. Among them, Hadera,
Kiryat, Ono, Savon, and Benami. Names now echoing amid sirens, destruction,
and uncertainty.
Iran claims it deployed its advanced Haramshar missiles as well as multi-warhead Carter systems designed
for maximum impact. According to the IRGC, the results exceeded enemy expectations, a statement that points to
both tactical success and psychological pressure. The message from Thran is clear and uncompromising. Any aggression
against Iran will be met with even more devastating force. The IRGC has warned
that future strikes will go beyond anything seen before, a direct signal of escalation that raises fears of a wider
regional war. Iran says its armed forces are fully prepared for this stage of confrontation, suggesting that what we
are witnessing may only be the beginning.
Just hours earlier, the IRGC launched its th wave, a precursor that set the
stage for this latest escalation. That wave focused on Israeli military-lin industries as well as US facilities supporting operations in the region.
Targets included areas in Tel Aviv, Aka,
and the Hifer Bay region, critical nodes of industry, communication, and defense.
Iran says it struck combat support companies. Facilities tied to telecommunications and radar systems
were also hit. US bases were again in the crosshairs, including Ali Salm in
Uwait and Alhaj in Saudi Arabia. These sites play a crucial role in supporting
advanced war plananes including F-and F-fighter jets. The th wave saw the
deployment of multiple missile systems including Carter, Kabar Sha, Zilogar,
and Kiam missiles. Attack drones were also used to maximize reach and precision, creating a layered and relentless assault strategy.
Now with the th wave underway, the stakes have risen sharply. Each strike appears to be part of a broader
long-term campaign. A campaign designed to wear down defenses and shift the balance of power. One that is unfolding
across borders and beyond conventional battle lines. The region stands at a critical crossroads. With every passing
hour, the risk of fullscale conflict grows. What began as retaliation is now evolving into sustained confrontation.
And the world is watching as the next moves unfold.

Mohammad Marandi: 'BOUNTY on My Head', Iran WIPES OUT Israel & Gulf Oil if US Invades Kharg Island
Danny Haiphong
Mar 21, 2026 #iran #iranwar #trump

The US is planning an invasion of Kharg Island, and Mohammad Marandi goes off on the bounty on his head placed by Israel for exposing the truth and discusses why the planned invasion will end in catastrophe.



Transcript

Professor Mirandi, I wanted to get started though immediately with the situation.
Actually, you've been targeted by a shady organization on X that had a paid partnership. Actually, they were able to get advertised for a bounty on your
head. Now, I looked into this organization called Terror Alarm. It's very non-transparent, but there are those who have shown that it's Ukrainian affiliated and Israeli affiliated.
Shocker there. The dangers are very real in Iran right now. Uh but the war is also going in a very particular direction.
Yes, the post is still there and they are gathering money to do whatever it is they want to do uh to
me. But um what other expect what else should we expect in today's world when the United
States is openly supporting a a holocaust in Gaza? It's it's uh helping
the Israeli regime carry out massacres in Lebanon. It's engaging in
uh war after war against Iran unprovoked.
And uh it's slaughtering women and children. It targets schools, murders under the little kit in at an elementary school,
which was not a mistake. That was the first wave of attacks. It was those first targets are always well planned.
Maybe, you know, after two, three weeks,
an officer would in in be under pressure to find new targets and he'd make a mistake. But this this was no mistake.
this was to uh to hit where it hurts. And uh why should it be a mistake? They've been bombing
hospitals. They've been bombing other schools. They've been bombing ambulances on highways. They've been bombing
gymnasiums where young women play volleyball and they massacred them, too. They bombed stadiums.
They've they bombed squares in Tehran.
Uh today it's it was the new year in Iran and as people were on the streets celebrating they bombed them. They
bombed uh demonstrations against the war and in support of uh the armed forces
and the leader on Friday where I was present and they murdered a woman. They bomb protests. They bomb demonstrations
and the western media looks away. Never in human history I don't I think such a thing has happened. They bombed another
um a funeral in Ramadan a few days ago.
LA last night they bombed a gathering of people at night a very large gathering in Anzeli city.
This is this is the dystopia that the western regimes have imposed on the world. So why wouldn't they target me?
Why wouldn't X help them target me? But just as Iranian people are not intimidated and they stand their ground
and we saw and you've seen footage of Iranians being when on the streets demonstrating
and then missiles hit and they stand their ground. They don't budge
in Thran and elsewhere. So how can I do anything different?
We have to do what we have to do regardless what the consequences are.
And I will continue to give my opinions and say the facts until the end of the
war assuming that I'm alive.
But uh the masks have been removed. I think across the world, across the global majority, people see what the
West is. They see it's the Epstein class. They see that the Epstein class really runs everything.
The the media, whether it's the so-called left or the right or the liberals, the the mainstream media is is
theirs. It's that belongs to the Zionists and the oligarchy and so does the government.
So that is a good thing. I think it's a good thing that people see the reality.
It's no longer uh uh we're no longer living in an environment where many people continue to be ignorant and many
others are naive and they're able to manipulate public opinion. The only people left to manipulate are for the
most part in the west and even that's becoming increasingly difficult.
There's lots of reports about a coming US invasion of Iran. Uh there are detailed preparations being made to
deploy US ground forces. There's two now meus these uh marine expeditionary units uh coming from various parts of the
world San Diego and uh Japan or Okinawa I should say. And there's plans being considered first. I want your reaction
to this to blockade Car Island to pressure the opening of the straight of Hormuz, meaning that they would have to
of course uh occupy Car Island through a military operation.
Well, an escalation will basically mean that the oil and gas installations
uh the infrastructure across the Persian Gulf, West Asia and the caucuses will be destroyed.
We already saw a couple of days ago when the Israeli regime with full coordination
uh attacked Iran's vital gas infrastructure, Iran struck back very hard. Iran said it will do so on day one
and it forced Trump to back down for now. He pretended that he had no idea or he pretended that
the Americans had no idea. Maybe he didn't have any idea because he's he's utterly ignorant.
But he said that the Israeli regime will no longer do this. So he he he came to this recognition that the Iranians are dead serious.
And the Iranians during the last three weeks, they failed to stop Iranian missiles or drones. They have not touched any of their underground missile
or drone bases or their underground factories that produce them. Iranian people are resilient. They are on the streets every night. So, how are they going to defeat Iran?
Iran so has shown it's capable. It's shown it's united. And it's shown that it's serious about its threats.
That's exactly what happened. They destroyed a significant segment of the gas installations in Katar
because of those bases in that country and because Iranian vital gas infrastructure
was targeted. So Trump knows Iran is serious. If they bring in troops, that escalation will bring about much greater destruction. It will fail. Ultimately,
the United States will fail in this war.
The Israeli regime will fail in this war. The longer it lasts, the worse it is going to be for the global economy.
And I think it is going to be catastrophic for the American people.
Yeah. I mean, Iranians will suffer,
but we are victims. We're defending ourselves. This is a war for survival and we will make sure that our enemy is defeated.
What explains the obsession with Car Island? Uh, Professor Mandi, uh, you know, the the the Trump administration,
the Western mainstream media, they talk about it as a uh, you know, the crown jewel of Iran's oil exporting. Uh, they
talk about it as almost like a checkmate. If uh the United States occupies Car Island, if it takes it over uh then the straight of Hormuz will have
to reopen because uh Iran will no longer be able to exert leverage over this uh key waterway. What what's your reaction
to this? Because um it's a it's a very treacherous and perilous potential operation. It will come with losses. Uh
but at the same time, it seems that the Trump administration is saying that the strategic importance of Carag Island
trumps uh for lack of a better term uh any other considerations.
It's flat island. It doesn't actually have any oil. That's where the oil is transport transported to so that they
could loaded on uh ships on tankers. But a couple of things are important.
First of all, if Iran's oil exports are halted, that would only make the because they won't have access to Iran's oil.
This is just a place where the the oil is loaded onto ships.
So if they cut Iran's exports, that will only add to the crisis because uh Iran's
oil exports of course are smaller compared to uh the other side, much smaller compared to the Arab family
dictatorships on the other side of the Persian Gulf because of sanctions for all the over all these years.
But it'll only make things worse if Iran's exports are cut.
And uh Iran has been sanctioned for all these years. We've we've gone through periods where we've been exporting almost
nothing due to the maximum pressure sanctions. We've already been there. We
can take the hit much more easily than Europeans and Americans. Europeans and
Americans when they find out that the price of energy has gone through the roof and it was done by Trump for nothing just for the sake of Israel,
just for the sake of the Z the genocidal Zionists who are slaughtering the Palestinians in Gaza and and the Lebanese in Beirut and elsewhere.
I don't think it's going to end well in the United States. I think it's going to create political instability
uh in in the United States. So Iran's
um ability to absorb pain is much greater than the United States,
especially since we're the victim. We did not start this war.
We did not invade the United States. We never threatened the United States. And of course, um, Kent's Joe Kent's
resignation basically proves that everything Iran said was true. Iran was not seeking a nuclear weapon. Iran was not a threat toi to the United States.
This war was in order to please the Israeli regime and to please the Zionist
oligarchy and the Zionist lobby in the United States. That's what we all knew.
But now someone from inside and near the very top associated with Trump has admitted the fact.
It seems like the US and Israel, we saw Benjamin Netanyahu, I think supposedly it appears that he was uh live at a
press conference, although social media is still very much uh on fire about what is or his whereabouts and his status. I think that says a lot about people's
view of Israel at this point. But more to the point person is this uh Israel and the United States are pushing for a further escalation.
And so I'm wondering then why why do this if as Donald Trump says everything has been militarily destroyed. He was
just he says this almost every time he's on camera. He says that Iran's air defenses are destroyed. He says Iran's missile systems are destroyed. He says the military has been weakened. all the
leaders. Of course, they have been decapitating and and striking leaders and killing leaders. But um then why do
this? And uh what do you make of how the war has been going up until this point given that now the US and Israel are
choosing this path of potentially potentially definitely a catastrophic escalation because they've lost the war? because
he's lying. Because Iran's navy, the navy, the naval assets that are useful
for war are all in tunnels deep underground alongside the Persian
Gulf Coast and alongside the Gulf of Oman, waiting
for the time to attack. And these speedboats have missiles, anti-ship missiles, they have surf uh sea to surface missiles, sea to sea missiles.
They have everything they need to destroy their antagonists. So the navy is very much there.
The US has not been able to touch Iran's missile and drone capabilities. Iran is hammering US assets across the board.
That's why the price of u energy has gone up so much because the United States is unable to to stop Iran. It's
unable to stop its missiles or drones nor is the Israeli regime able to do so.
Remember during the first few days they kept lying and saying that Iran's uh you know they're running out of missiles, they're running out of drones,
they're running out of launchers, we've destroyed everything was three weeks now and the the the strikes the Iranian
strikes are growing stronger and more devastating by the day over the last few days in particular and we're seeing less
and less anti-missile activity across the for because they've all been wiped out.
So, it's not going well and Trump is desperate. But instead of doing the smart thing and walking away and pretending he won like he did with
Yemen, remember he had a sevenw week war with the people of Yemen and he carried out all sorts of atrocities.
And Hegath like him kept claiming great victories and kept saying how they're slaughtering everyone and
and defeating the enemy and the enemy's on their knees and then after seven weeks Trump said they capitulated and he walked away.
He was the one who had capitulated. But this war is something different.
Iran's capabilities are infinitely larger. And by the way, Yemen is going to enter the war soon as well. And Iran hasn't escalated.
Over the overwhelming majority of Iranian assets have not been used yet. Its latest technology has not been used.
You and I have discussed this many times. This is nothing new. Anyone can go to
your our discussions from last year or just a few months ago, but they can go back over a year, maybe two years
back, and I've been saying the same thing throughout everything that's happening now.
I've explained in detail multiple times just on your show, so there's no surprise.
And it's clear that it's going that the Iranian capabilities are much greater than what they're using right now. And
the resistance in Iraq, their capabilities are much greater than what they're using now.
The escalation ladder is something that we will use wisely.
But Iran and the axis of resistance can go far higher than we where we are now.
If Yemen enters the war now,
if they go after Saudi key assets and installations and they shut the Red Sea and the Iraqi
resistance expands its operations and destroys US assets in northern Iraq and perhaps in hakes, Kuwait.
And then if Iran begins to fire its more advanced weapons
and if the United States tries to take this island, it's a flat island. The Iranians will just hammer it and hammer it and kill more and more Americans. And
what will happen while all this is happening? The global economy will collapse. Right?
So, and the world will know who did it.
They'll say it was Donald Trump, but more importantly, it was all because of Zionism. And who are the Zionists?
They're the genocidal maniacs who slaughtering Gaza. They're the genocidal maniacs who bomb apartment
blocks in Lebanon. And Western journalists based in Lebanon call these Hezbollah strongholds. Why? Because they're foot soldiers of the Epstein
class. Because they're too cowardly to tell the truth that they're just slaughtering civilians.
So while the the western media is trying to pretend that this is a everything is going well, if it was going well, Trump
wouldn't need all these uh countries to join him and help him to open the straight of Hormos.
If Iran was obliterated and destroyed and it if it was collapsing,
then why why is he so angry? And why does he need more troops?
It's obvious he's lost the war and he will continue to lose the war and he's digging himself deeper in a hole and it
will not end well for him. It will not end well for the world, but it will not end well for him and it will not end well for Zionism
because the world knows who is behind this.
Well, Donald Trump has just come out and lambasted NATO, calling it a paper tiger and
basically calling uh it and and ironically it being the United States given that uh the as he said as he has
also said the NATO is nothing without the United States.
He has grown very angry over the fact that there are no other countries coming
in line with his overall um objective of opening quote unquote the straight of
Hormuz which uh to me personally seems to be a fantasy at this point uh given that uh a lot of what Iran does has done
already seems to be irreversible unless Iran decides to uh change its course.
But uh a lot of this uh what we've seen I think is uh Iran's capabilities can even if it had smaller levels of
capabilities lower levels of capabilities it would still be able to effectively shut this down uh shut this straight down. So, it's a it is a big uh uh problem right now, Professor Morandi.
And then you have reports, I don't know if you saw them. There are reports now that uh the missile fire uh that Iran is
conducting against Israel is causing uh social calamity. Uh there are people saying that they haven't slept in days
and days and days because they are constantly hearing sirens. uh they're going off every several hours if not uh
even more per day and uh reports are that Iran is actually increasing the volume of its strikes steadily and it's obvious that there's a strategy here.
Can you comment on this because a lot of a lot of reports have said in the west that Iran's capabilities have been as
you have noted uh eradicated but now more and more are coming to the realization that Iran has far more in
far more to go and is carrying out a plan and I don't think the US and Israel were planning for that. A couple of
things, Danny. First of all, opening the straight of homos,
even if it was possible, and I don't think that the Americans can do it, but even if it was possible,
if there are no if there's no more oil and gas,
if the infrastructure has been destroyed, if there are no more tankers, what's the use?
If they take Khark Island and everything is destroyed,
then what what what victory is there? The the Americans will have to withdraw not just from this region but from across the world because the economy will collapse.
All those hundreds of bases will have to be emptied. I think a lot of soldiers across the world will be stranded because the United States simply will not have the ability to take them home.
I don't think that Trump and his the his gang understand what a global economic
collapse would actually mean. I don't think they fully comprehend what is at stake here, especially at a
time when the global economy is not doing well at all. And people have been discussing how uh we are on the threshold the global
economy is on the threshold of disaster anyhow before this crisis before the price of energy has been going up and up
and up. So that aside, but that aside,
and of course the caucuses won't remain uh capable of exporting oil or gas either if push
comes to shove. But um but all that aside,
I think that if you look at the situation right now in Iraq,
if you look at the situation in Yemen,
if you look at the situation across West Asia, across the region,
people are outraged and for the first time they're seeing the EMP empire being punished.
No one no one except for these corrupt elites are sympathizing with Qatar. No
one is sympathizing with the Saudi regime or the UAE despite the the the the propaganda of their media outlets.
People don't like them. People hate them. People see them for what they are.
People see their statement, the statement that Erdogan and Cece and Abdullah and these dictators in the
Persian Gulf put together against Iran without even condemning the the war that the US and Israeli regime carried out.
And they condemned Iran for striking US assets in these regimes even though their territory is being used by against Iran. They're fing firing high missiles.
Their airplanes are flying from these areas. Their bases are being used against Iran. They are waging war against Iran. They're part of the war
effort. I mean, to say that they are neutral is an insult to our intelligence.
So when the and and the Iranians are actually being very very uh wise
and humane when when the when they strike Iran, they don't they don't tell anyone beforehand what they're going to do. When the carpet bombing starts, we
sit at home. We sit at our place of work. We sit wherever we are waiting to see if we're going to be killed or not.
Mhm. But when the Iranians when they retaliated against they told everyone and the Emirates they told everyone to leave these areas.
Yeah. Yeah. They released they released a whole outline of the where they were going to actually strike as well.
And the and the and many Iranians were upset. They said, "Well, this is going to help them down drones and missiles."
But the Iranians did it anyway. And they succeeded in destroying all the things that they meant to destroy.
Yeah. So the region is you know has changed.
People see us Trump the Trump regime as vulnerable as incapable of winning a war against
Iran and axis of resistance. And this is something that people across the global south are seeing as well.
So people are seeing that the the emperor actually has no close. The emperor is is not the the you know the
the the the power that no one can confront or no one can
resist. It is actually quite vulnerable and weak and that will have huge implications. Again, this is without going in going into the issue of
economic collapse because when economic collapse happens, it's going to have consequences that are beyond anyone's imagination. Tens of millions of people,
if not more, will be on the move from Africa, from Asia, from Latin America, and they'll be going to places
that are collapsing themselves. That's what economic collapse means.
Nowhere will be spared, but everyone will blame will everyone will know who to blame. How Trump has lashed out on allies.
What it says.
Yeah. I mean, it just shows how it just shows how weak he is. It just shows how how how how he's failed. And it says it
doesn't, you know, it just shows how either US intelligence and Zionist intelligence, Musad intelligence is much
uh is is uh overrated or that the people around Trump are lying to him or that Trump is lying. All
of these things were predictable. You and I have been discussing this for couple of years. Your audience knows this quite well. everyone can go over uh
our discussions and of you know months ago and it's we we've we've gone over all of this. All of this was predictable. It was clear as day that
this would happen. It was clear as day that the United States would fail. But whenever I would say this, these mainstream western journalists and think
tankers would call me a mouthpiece of the regime. And they're still pulling out the hair for you. President,
there's a target now on you. according to these um Israeli Ukrainian Zionist uh
you know uh shadow entities uh because you've been on mainstream media in the UK and elsewhere. I know that you are on I think you are on Newsmax recently too.
Uh yes and uh they're still pulling out their hair every time you speak despite the fact that the reality there have been people sharing what you said in literally
exactly what Iran was going to do not because you had insider knowledge but because you had been following what Iran was already doing. You you've been
following uh what Iran was saying. You know, Ray McGovern, a friend of this show, says all the time, you know, when he was an when he was a CI in the CIA as
an analyst, a briefer briefing the president, he would say, "Hey, how about you read what the Soviet Union is saying about things and maybe you'll learn
something." And that is kind of what you've been doing. And now still, it's hard for them to believe that what you
said as far back as Yes. on this program to Sky News. Uh they pulled out their hair when you said it, but what has happened is exactly what you said.
I actually said this before Corona. I once said it on Press TV and it went somewhat viral a few years ago and people in the Persian Gulf were saying,
"Well, why would Iran do this?" And they said, "Well, if you attack Iran with all the if the US attacks Iran with all those bases in the Persian Gulf that
you've given to them and you pay for it's not just that they they don't they pay for those bases. They give them the
land and all the costs are paid for by the Kataris and others. And they allowed
them during the -day war to use those bases to help the Israeli regime just like Turkey did as well. They those
drones that murdered General Solmani they came from Doha from Kata from the US base there. They flew from there to
Iraq and murdered him. So what they've been doing to Iran is not nothing new.
The Iranians have tolerated this during the s when the West encouraged Saddam Hussein to invade Iran and they gave him chemical weapons especially the
Germans but the West the collective West was behind it. These Arab family dictatorships gave him to$
billion dollars back then. And dollars back then were worth a a lot more than today.
But after the war ended, Iran forgave them. When Saddam went into Kuwait, they they changed their policy. Iran forgave
them. or when Kata which uh supported ISIS and al-Qaeda in Syria and supported
the Saudi genocide in Yemen alongside Erdogan. Erdogan supported the genocide in Yemen and he supported ISIS and
al-Qaeda in in uh in Syria. Uh and of course now we see from Joe Kent, he too is saying this was all done by the
Americans. ISIS, al-Qaeda, this was all our our thing and General Solmani was fighting against them.
And then and things got out of hand. And interestingly, Ken still thanks Trump for for for for murdering General Solmani. The fool.
No, no, no moral compass there.
But the point is supported the genocide in Yemen. They supported the these
genocidal monsters in uh Syria which you know great benefit the Katar and Erdogan
did to the Israeli regime. I mean the the treachery is just unbelievable.
But when the Saudis and the Emiratis turned against,
Iran saved it without getting any concessions,
without saying, "Okay, you have to do this for us. You have to give this, you know, you have to nothing." And then again after the -day war,
Iran didn't go after them. After the murder of General Sonmani, Iran didn't do anything. So, but now it's not going to be the same anymore. Iran will not
accept uh in future these regimes if they survive uh to do to behave the way they did they did over the past years.
No. And the results are already there.
Uh I mean we we just in a a brief -hour less than -hour period, Iran
essentially crippled uh Qatar's capacity to uh pump gas uh for years now because
Qatar Energy, which was hit um some analysts are saying it's going to take months just to get it operable again and
then for it to be able to do what it was doing prior to the war, years, three to five years. So and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Just the tip of the iceberg. Exactly.
So if the Americans expand the war, if they try to take Iranian territory, Iran can wipe out everything
and that is finished. Then they no longer need this trade of foremost and the US economy will collapse and the US armed forces will collapse.
But Trump in his whether I don't know what they have on him, what he did to little what he's done to little girls or
or it's you know Miriam Adlesen or the money or his son-in-law or his daughter
or uh they've convinced him that he is uh I don't know some who what role he is
to play. I have no idea. Or maybe it's a combination of all the all these things.
I have no idea what goes on in this mad man's mind. This derang the deranged
mind of this uh this uh this uh this fool.
But uh he is pushing the he is pushing the world towards disaster.
And a lot of people Danny are saying let him do it. Let him do it.
that the system is so corrupt that people across the world, you can see it in social media and their responses to some of my interviews and I'm sure in
other interviews, they're saying, "Let it collapse. This system is so bankrupt,
so horrible." I mean, I personally don't want to see the global economy collapse because people will die of hunger across the world.
But but I understand why people would say this. people in Iran and across the world would say they say look this
system that the west has created is so horrific so unjust so corrupt so you
know everything's in this the hands of the eps clan I understand why they would want or they would be prepared or to
accept a collapse I understand why they would say that obviously there's US interests in trying to weaken trying to destroy Iran we've
covered that together we've covered that separately for so long now there are no US interests Danny, there are no US. US interests aren't having
good relations with Iran. Zionist interests are for the United States to confront Iran. That's all there is to it. There
is no reason whatsoever for the United States to be antagonistic towards Iran or Russia. There there's no reason whatsoever. There's no logical reason.
No, definitely. But it is the Zionist lobby, the Zionist regime that wants remember what the US ambassador said to
to the the the regime in Tel Aviv. He said if they take the whole region that's fine and they are of course the most moral army in the world too. So
they can take the whole region and just slaughter everyone. That is unofficial unofficial US policy. That is the policy of the west. The unofficial policy.
So this is this is where we are right now.
And uh but this is not these are not none of this is in the interest of the United States. The US ambassador to the Israeli regime is not looking for the
not looking out for the interest of the United States. He's an enemy of the United States. He's a traitor to the United States. He's an asset for the Israeli regime.

‘Run For Your Life!’: Iran’s Huge EMERGENCY ALERT For UAE City Before Bloodbath | Ras Al Khaimah
Times Of India
Mar 21, 2026 #Iran #UAE #RasAlKhaimah

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued an urgent evacuation warning for Ras Al Khaimah in the UAE, signalling a possible imminent strike. The IRGC claims the city was used to launch attacks on Iranian territory and has released evacuation routes for residents. The threat is part of a broader escalation strategy, with Iran also warning of strikes on major UAE ports and regional energy hubs. As tensions rise across the Gulf, fears of a wider conflict and disruption to global trade and energy markets are intensifying rapidly.



Transcript

A chilling warning has just been issued in the Gulf. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has threatened
a direct strike on a major UAE city with over residents.
Ross Alqaa is now in the crosshairs and residents are being told to leave immediately.
The IRGC claims the city has been used as a launch point for attacks targeting
Iranian islands. Now Thrron says retaliation is imminent and the warning
is not just verbal. An annotated evacuation map has been released. Routes
marked, instructions clear, urgency unmistakable.
This is no routine alert. It is a signal of a possible incoming missile or drone assault.
And this is not the first time such warnings have been issued. Iran has previously named critical energy and
industrial sites across the region. In Saudi Arabia, the Samref Refinery and Jubel prochemical complex were flagged.
In the UAE, the Alhosen gas field was placed under threat. Qatar has also been on the list with Maseed Facilities and
Ross Leafon refinery identified as targets. Each warning followed a similar
pattern. Evacuate now or risk being caught in the strike zone.
But the scope is now expanding. Iran has also warned of potential strikes on major UAE ports.
Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Fujera have all been named critical hubs that drive
global trade and energy flows. The accusation is clear. Iran claims these facilities were used by the United
States, specifically to support air strikes on Carg Island, a vital hub for Iran's oil exports.
Now the threat is shifting from defense to deterrence, from retaliation to what experts call horizontal escalation.
Unable to stop direct attacks on its own territory, Iran appears to be widening the battlefield, targeting economic
lifelines of its adversaries and their allies, raising the stakes far beyond military confrontation.
A strike on Ross Alqaa would send shock waves across the region. Not just politically, but economically and strategically.
Global markets would feel the impact instantly. Energy flows, shipping routes, and investor confidence all at risk. For now, the warning stands.
Clear, direct, and deeply alarming.
Residents told to leave, targets identified, and the clock may already be ticking.
World stares at energy apocalypse as Iran pounds US allies in Gulf. Huge
strike on Qatar's Ross Lefon. Gulf's LNG nerve center burns.
% global gas in crosshairs. Qatar begs Iran, "Please don't."
As the war between the US, Israel, and Iran intensifies, Thran holds the global
energy supply hostage by striking energy facilities in nations it accuses of supporting America's war.
The recent big casualty was Qatar's Raslafan, the world's biggest liqufied natural gas or LNG hub. On March
Iran unleashed its fury on the Qatari LNG facility. With the missile attack,
Iran avenged Israel's strike on Thran's South Pars gas site located in the Persian Gulf and shared between Iran and
Qatar. On March Israeli missiles caused significant damage to a Southpar
gas to liquids facility. And a day later, Qatar Energy reported sizable fires and extensive further damage to multiple LNG facilities.
These attacks have marked a major escalation in the conflict raging in the Middle East with specific energy infrastructure now being targeted,
raising prolonged risks of supply disruption.
In its response, Qatar slammed what it called a dangerous escalation by the Iranian side.
We touched on the attack that took place yesterday at the Raslafon energy facility. Unfortunately, this act of
sabotage reflects nothing but an aggressive and irresponsible policy and a dangerous escalation by the Iranian
side. This is despite the fact that Qatar from the very first hour after the Israeli attack on the Iranian energy
facility and infrastructure condemned that attack. Yet Iran's response to the Israeli attack was to directly target the state of Qatar.
Earlier a fuming Qatar condemned the attacks as a direct threat to national security and declared Iranian military
and security attaches persona non grata ordering them to leave the country within hours.
The Qatari facility handles approximately to million tons of LNG exports annually, accounting for
nearly % of global LNG trade. The hub includes two worldclass refineries, LFON
and which process field condensate into refined products, including aviation fuel. The merged facility
established in and consolidated in has a total processing capacity of
barrels per stream day.
Following the attack on Raslafan, the price of international oil benchmark Brent, which was already at a little
over $per barrel this week, has now hit around $
It is now over % higher than the pre-Mel conflict levels. Natural gas prices also shot up significantly.
While the attack on the Qatari facility has rattled the world, Asia and Europe in particular have been gearing up to
face the brunt. A significant portion of Raslafan's output serves Asia and Europe. India alone imports around %
of its LNG from Qatar. Any disruption at Ras Leafan therefore has immediate implications for energy security across
multiple regions. In a sign of the importance the site holds for the world,
US President Donald Trump was seen shrugging off responsibility for the Israeli attack on Iran's South Pars,
which triggered the strike on Raslafan.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump warned Iran that further attacks on Raslafan could trigger the destruction of Iran's
South Pars field while stressing that Israel had struck South Pars, but stated the United States had quote knew nothing unquote of the operation.
separately. When asked if Trump has spoken to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu about the attack on Iran's South Pars,
the US president assured Israel, quote, "Won't do that" unquote.
Yeah, I did. I did. I told him, "Don't do that." And he won't do that. We didn't discuss, you know, we do uh we're
independent. We get along great. uh it's coordinated, but on occasion he'll do something and if I don't like it and so we're not doing that anymore.
Following Trump's rebuke, Netanyahu clarified that Israel acted alone in its attack on Iran's gas field.
Israel acted alone against the Sloia uh gas compound. Fact number two, President Trump asked us to uh hold off on future attacks and we're holding out.
Soon after the missile strike on Roslafan, Iran released a statement that it would also target other facilities in
the UAE and Saudi Arabia, triggering panic across the region and the world.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain,
and Kuwait too said they intercepted missiles and drones from Iran in the early hours of March Riyad also said
a drone hit its RAM refinery in the port city of Yanbu on the Red Sea. Meanwhile,
one of Kuwait's largest oil refineries were also hit, forcing neighboring nations to brace for similar strikes.

Iran just did the unthinkable...US nuclear triad in Israel obliterated - OPTM
OPTM
Mar 21, 2026



Transcript

You know, there are moments in history when the mask slips, when the carefully constructed facade of power crumbles so
publicly that you almost have to look away out of sheer embarrassment for the people involved. We are witnessing one of those moments right now, and it is
unfolding across the Persian Gulf in the smoldering wreckage of what were once the most heavily fortified American military installations on the planet.
The th wave of Iranian military strikes has just concluded. And let me tell you, the landscape of American power in West Asia has been fundamentally altered.
Iran has launched a strike on a US military facility in Kuwait, igniting large fires and sending thick smoke
visible from the Iraqi border. Gulf states say they are responding to missile and drone attacks by Iran. This remember after the attacks reported at several Gulf Arab nations.
The war in Iran has spread rapidly across West Asian nations. Golf nations and we're not just talking about a few mortar rounds landing in the desert. We
are talking about the complete and total demolition of the biggest secret US ammunition depot in Arabia. A facility
so sensitive that its existence was barely acknowledged. Now a smoking crater. We are talking about the near total destruction of aircraft hangers at
Kuwait's Ali Al-Sm, a critical hub for coalition forces with satellite data from NASA's firm system confirming massive fires that burned for hours.
According to open- source intelligence and satellite imagery analyzed by defense publications, three Kuwaiti Euro fighter typhoons were completely
destroyed in their shelters and two Italian Euro fighters were severely damaged when precision missiles punched through the reinforced roofs as if they
were made of paper. The scale of this operation is almost incomprehensible. US naval service centers in Bahrain, al-
Uade air base in Qatar, Aldafra in the UAE, and even facilities in Saudi Arabia and Jordan were hit simultaneously in a
coordinated multiffront barrage that has exposed the complete vulnerability of the American defense network. A friend of mine on the ground in Kuwait told me
that the air raid sirens didn't just go off. They wailed for two hours straight,
a continuous, unbroken scream of terror as the sky lit up with incoming missiles that the much hyped American and Kuwaiti
air defense systems simply could not stop. This was not an attack. It was a surgical demolition of US military
hijgemony in the region. And in the midst of this chaos, we are watching a spectacle that is almost Shakespearean in its tragic irony. Donald Trump, the
man who boasted he could defeat Iran in the time it takes to get a McDonald's order. The man who promised his donors a quick and easy war, is now trapped. He
is trapped in a quagmire of his own making. A war that is now stretched into its second month with no end in sight.
And Iran has made it explicitly clear that this war will only end when Israel is completely defeated and humiliated.
That is the stated objective. And everything we are seeing suggests we are headed exactly in that direction. The man who walked into the White House
claiming he would be the great peacemaker is now desperately calling for allies to send ships to the straight of Hormuz only to be laughed off the
phone. According to reports, Trump is livid, cursing allied nations for being ungrateful, demanding that they send
naval assets to help escort American ships. But nobody is coming. When the United States calls for help and no one
answers, what does that tell you about the state of the empire? The Pentagon is an open revolt. US generals looking at
the tactical situation are refusing direct orders to invade the Persian Gulf island of Kar or to deploy the A-
Thunderbolt ground attack jets that would be necessary for such a suicidal ground operation. They know what we all
know. That putting American boots on that island would not be an invasion. It would be a massacre. It would mark the final definitive defeat of American
military power, the end of the full spectrum dominance doctrine, and likely the end of the Trump presidency itself,
either through impeachment or imprisonment for leading the nation into a catastrophic, unwinable war. Before we get into the deep details of this
humiliating defeat for the Warhawks, I need to ask you to do something. If you are tired of the lies, if you are tired
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honest journalism. Your support is the only thing keeping this channel alive against the algorithmic suppression we face every single day. Now, let's
actually dig into the specifics of what happened because the mainstream media narrative is already being twisted to hide the scale of the catastrophe. We
have to go beyond the official statements and look at the open- source intelligence, the satellite imagery.
This latest wave of strikes, part of the th wave since the conflict began, was not a random act of violence. It was a
meticulously planned operation designed to degrade American air power to the point of nonfunctionality.
The attacks on Ali Al-Salem air base in Kuwait are particularly instructive.
Satellite imagery released by commercial providers shows not just superficial damage, but collapsed roofs, shattered
hanger sections, and burn marks that indicate secondary explosions. The kind of explosions you get when fuel and munitions cook off. The targeting
pattern shows that the Iranian military wasn't just shooting randomly. They were systematically destroying the infrastructure required to sustain air
operations, the maintenance areas, the fuel storage facilities, and most importantly, the hardened aircraft shelters. Let's talk about that claim
from the White House. You heard it right. The press secretary got on Fox News and bragged that the US has struck
over targets in Iran, sinking over Iranian naval ships. targets.
And yet here we are weeks later and Iran is still launching waves of missiles that are hitting American bases with impunity. Do you see the disconnect?
This is the same logic that gave us mission accomplished in Iraq. They are bombing empty buildings and fishing boats and then telling the American
people that they are winning. While the reality on the ground is that the Iranian military has completely reversed the strategic equation. The hypocrisy is
staggering. The French foreign ministry spokesperson got up the other day wagging their finger at Iran, demanding
that Thran change its behavior for the sake of peace.
Durable.
Iran change its behavior when Israel and the United States are the ones who launched the initial strikes on Iranian soil, assassinating senior commanders
and bombing nuclear facilities. The arrogance is breathtaking. If France wants peace, maybe they should be telling Israel to stop violating Iranian
sovereignty or telling the US to stop using the Gulf monarchies as launchpads for aggression. But they won't because
the Western political class operates on a simple rule. When the West does it, it's self-defense. When Iran does it,
it's terrorism. This brings us to the media war, which is almost as important as the physical war. The propaganda
apparatus working for Trump and Netanyahu has been working overtime to convince a sleepy public that Iran is the aggressor. You see it on networks
like Channel where they bring on guests expecting a certain narrative.
But recently, the Iranian foreign ministry spokesman absolutely demolished a Channel presenter live on air,
calling out the blatant bias, the refusal to ask tough questions about Israeli war crimes, and the unspoken censorship that governs Western reporting on this conflict.
You're attacking you're attacking a gas facility in Kata.
The reality is that the United States and Israel are abusing the soil, territories, and assets.
minutesYou're not attacking around us.
Okay. But you're not merely attacking US assets. You're also attacking a gas field in Kata and other Gulf neighbors. I just wonder why.
I was explaining. Tell me who has started this war in the first place. And who has started attacking our gas field,
Southfield? It was Israel and Americans that attacked our gas field, our energy infrastructure in the first place. What
we are doing is fighting back in accordance with our right under of of self-defense. As I said, we are not
attacking any country. We are defending ourselves. Those military bases, those assets, those installations that are being used by Americans to conduct their
military aggressions against Iran are legitimate targets under international law. But a gas field is not a military asset,
is it? I'm telling you, yes, the gas field is shared by and we have made it clear that if Iran's infrastructure is
attacked, we would have to retaliate in self-defense against any infrastructure that is shared by the United States.
That's part of the war game they have imposed on Iran.
Right. We'll come back to why the US says they launched this war in the first place, but I wonder what you say to your former allies in the Gulf who are
calling for you to stop the strikes on civilian infrastructure, stop the strikes on ships going through the straight of Hormuz. Will you listen to them? Oman, Kata, these are countries
that you've cooperated with in the recent past.
Sure. Sure. We we we not feel any animosity or hostility toward the nations of the region. We common a lot
with these countries. This is the result of American Israeli aggression against Iran. Please do not forget that the military bases of the United States that
are scattered around Iran are being used by the Israel to conduct the military aggression against Iran.
But you say, sorry, I must just pick up the imposed war.
I must just pick up on it though. You say you've got no animosity to your Gulf neighbors. You're attacking Katas Gasfield. You Abu Dhabi and Kuwait are
under attack too, just in the last few hours. That that is not a defensive act, is it? That's Iran lashing out.
No, it is not. As I said, we are only targeting those assets, those installations that are that partly or wholly belongs to the United States.
They are attacking our infrastructure and Iranian armed forces are very careful to attack those military bases,
those assets that are used by the United States in any form or manner to conduct a military aggression against Iran. A
gas field is not a military asset. But we'll move on because we have lots of other issues to discuss. Let's talk about your own self-interest because
Sorry. Was was Iranian field a military objective? No.
I'm just I'm just taking issue with your description of Qatar's gas field as a military asset.
Let's talk about Donald Trump. Let's mock him because he deserves to be mocked. This is a man who looked at the world and thought he could bully the
Islamic Republic of Iran with a few tweets and air strikes. He boasted,
according to reports, that he could end Iran in minutes by destroying the oil facilities on Kar Island. But he didn't.
And do you know why he didn't? Because his own military generals told him it was insane. They told him that striking the oil infrastructure would send oil prices skyrocketing to $a barrel,
crash the global economy, and trigger a massive Iranian retaliation that would close the Straight of Hormuz completely.
But more than that, the generals are refusing to obey orders to put ground troops anywhere near the Persian Gulf,
as I said previously. And now the Pentagon is in a state of near mutiny.
The joint chiefs have looked at Trump's demands for an invasion of the Gulf Islands, and they have effectively said,
"No, this is Trump's quagmire. He started a war thinking it would be a quick political win, a way to distract
from his Epstein legal troubles and show strength. Instead, he has gotten a multiffront war that is now stretching into its second month with Iran vowing
publicly, loudly, and clearly that the war will only end when Israel is completely defeated and humiliated. And where are we headed? We are headed
toward exactly that. The entire American strategy was based on the assumption that Iran would fold under pressure,
that the regime would collapse if we just hit them hard enough. But the opposite has happened. The resistance is winning and there is nothing that Trump,
Netanyahu or their media lap dogs can do to stop it. Subscribe and stay tuned for more updates because this story is far
from over. In fact, it is just heating

BIG IRAN WAR ALERT: Second Chokepoint Under Threat? Explosive Move Could Cripple World Oil Supply
Times Of India
Mar 21, 2026 #djibouti #babelMandeb #camplemonnier

The United States has quietly pre-positioned Airborne special forces at Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, the only permanent US military base on the African continent directly adjacent to the Bab el-Mandeb strait. A Boeing 747 flew from Fort Liberty, home of the 82nd Airborne and US Army Special Operations Command, to Djibouti on March 19. The Strait of Hormuz is already effectively shut. The Bab el-Mandeb through which 10-12 percent of global trade passes daily is the second chokepoint the Houthis have both the will and capability to close. Two chokepoints simultaneously under hostile control would be a global energy and trade shock with no modern precedent. The US is positioning before that happens.



The United States has quietly moved airborne special forces to Djibouti,
positioning them within striking distance of the Bob El Mandeb Strait,
the second critical maritime choke point now at risk of closure as the Iran war enters its fourth week. With the
straight of Hormuz already effectively shut,
a US transportation command chartered Boeing cargo aircraft reportedly flew from Fort
Liberty in North Carolina to Djibouti on March with a stopover in Sofia,
Bulgaria. Fort Liberty, formerly Fort Bragg, is the home of the th Airborne Corps, US Army Special Operations Command, and the nd Airborne Division.
The aircraft type and origin point indicate the movement of airborne or special operations personnel and
equipment, not routine logistics. The deployment has not been officially confirmed by US Central Command, but its
timing and destination tell their own story.
The Bob El Manddeb is a kilometer wide passage between Yemen and Djibouti connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of
Aiden. Approximately to % of global trade passes through it daily, including
significant volumes of oil, LNG, and container shipping. It is the mandatory transit point for vessels moving between
Europe and Asia without rounding the Cape of Good Hope.
With the Strait of Warmuz already choked by Iranian military action, tanker traffic collapsed from vessels daily to near zero. Oil above $a barrel.
The closure of Bob El Manddeb would represent a compounding catastrophe for global energy and trade that markets have not yet fully priced in.
The Houthis, Yemen's Iran aligned armed movement, have already demonstrated both the will and the capability to close
that passage. Between late and mid Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping
forced a dramatic rerouting of global container traffic around Africa, driving shipping costs sharply higher and
disrupting supply chains across Europe and Asia. That campaign was conducted during a period of relative Iranian
restraint. Iran is at full war with the United States now and Iranian proxy forces across the region have activated in response to the USIsrael strikes.
Hezbollah from Lebanon, Iraqi militias from Iraq and the Houthis from Yemen. A Houthy closure of Bob El Manddeb
coordinated with Iran's existing Hormuz blockade would place two of the world's five critical maritime choke points
simultaneously under hostile control. An energy and trade shock with no modern precedent.
the pre-positioning of airborne special forces at Camp Lemon in Djibouti, the only permanent US military base on the
African continent, located directly adjacent to the strait, is the American military's answer to that threat before it materializes.
Special operations forces are trained for direct action, airfield seizure,
hostage rescue, and high value target operations. Their presence in Djibouti places the United States in a position
to respond rapidly to a Houthy move against the Strait. Whether that means striking launch sites in Yemen, securing
the passage by force, or inserting ground elements in a contingency that the deployment of Marines from the
Indo-Pacific and the refusal to rule out ground operations has made increasingly plausible. Camp Lemonet already hosts US
naval and air assets for counterterrorism operations across East Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
Reinforcing it with airborne special forces adds a rapid reaction ground component to an installation that can reach Yemen territory in minutes by air.
A dramatic shift may be underway in the Middle East war and it could change the course of the conflict entirely.
US President Donald Trump had earlier ruled out boots on the ground in Iran.
But now that position appears to be under serious reconsideration,
not on the Iranian mainland, but on one of its most critical strategic assets,
Harg Island, a small rocky outcrop in the Persian Gulf, but one that holds enormous economic and geopolitical
weight. New reports suggest the United States is considering a bold move to occupy or block Har Island.
The objective is clear. To force Iran to reopen the straight of Hormuz, a narrow maritime passage that carries nearly
ifth of the world's energy supply and a choke point that now sits at the heart of this conflict. Iran's effective
blockade has already shaken global markets. Energy security is under threat and pressure is mounting on Washington to act.
Har Island is central to this equation. It lies about km off Iran's coast,
just km long, but responsible for nearly % of Iran's oil exports. In
March, the United States carried out air strikes on the island, targeting military positions, but crucially
avoiding oil infrastructure. A decision that now appears strategic, not destruction, but preparation.
Preparation for a possible ground operation.
According to reports, multiple US Marine units are already on the move, and more troops could be deployed soon. If this
happens, it would mark a major escalation and a direct confrontation at one of Iran's most vital economic lifelines.
But this move comes with enormous risks,
military, economic, and political. Kar Island is not just a target. It is a pressure point.
Any damage to its oil facilities could [ __ ] Iran's economy, but it could also send global oil prices soaring even
further. On average, about million barrels of oil flow through Harg every
day. At times, that number has surged to nearly million barrels daily. And there are massive reserves stored on the
island. Up to million barrels held as backup supply. This makes HR not just an
export terminal, but a strategic energy hub. Destroying or even disrupting it could trigger a global shock, a ripple
effect across markets, economies, and governments. And yet, the stakes are not just economic.
Har Island sits dangerously close to the Iranian mainland. Any US troops deployed there would be within immediate range of
Iranian defenses. Missiles, drones, and naval forces could all come into play,
turning the island into a high-risk battlefield. For Trump, this presents a dilemma, a decision that could define
his presidency. He had campaigned on ending America's forever wars and his political base remains wary of new ground conflicts.
But the pressure is building. Iran's control over the straight of Hormuz is tightening and with its leverage over
global energy flows. This is what analysts call strategic coercion. using geography and resources as weapons of
war. Har Island is at the center of that strategy, a lifeline that funds Iran's military and regional operations.
Controlling it could weaken Iran significantly, but taking it would be far from easy. The region is dotted with
other key islands, Abu Musa, Greater Toun, and Lesser Tune. Each of them plays a role in controlling the strait
and each of them is strategically contested.
Whoever controls these islands controls the flow of oil and the movement of military forces. For the United States,
these islands offer both opportunity and danger, a foothold, but also a flash point.
Experts say controlling the strait from these islands may be more effective than attempting operations from the mainland,
but it also means entering a highly contested zone where escalation could rapidly spiral. Seizing Harg Island may
seem like a decisive move, but it comes with no guarantee of success. Despite its critical role in Iran's oil exports,
taking control of the island may not force Thrron to negotiate on Washington's terms.
Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery speaking to Axios issued a stark caution. He said such an operation could expose US troops
to unnecessary danger with outcomes that remain deeply uncertain. According to Montgomery, even if Har Island is
captured, Iran still holds the ultimate leverage. His warning highlights a critical reality. Control of territory does not always mean control of outcome.
Instead, a different strategy may be emerging, one that avoids a risky ground invasion altogether.
Montgomery suggests continued strikes could further weaken Iran's capabilities, reducing its ability to
threaten shipping lanes. After that, the United States could shift tactics,
deploying naval power directly into the Strait of Hormuz.
If the United States moves forward with this plan, it would mark a turning point in the war from air and sea operations to boots on the ground.

Iran retaliates after Natanz strikes; Trump threatens to blow power plants | Janta Ka Reporter
Janta Ka Reporter
Mar 21, 2026

In a fresh escalation, Iran has targeted the Dimona nuclear facilities with ballistic missiles after its Natanz nuclear facility was reportedly struck. The Islamic Republic has also targeted the Arad area of Israel. The Israeli foreign ministry has accused Iran of breaking international law. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has told Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours or face strikes on its power plants. Rifat Jawaid analyses the latest extraordinary developments emerging out of West Asia.




Transcript
Two huge developments that show the sheer stupidity of Donald Trump and the Iranians resolve to take the fight to
its logical end. Iran today hit back at the settler colonies nuclear facilities immediately after the Israeli terrorist
targeted the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities in Natans. Iranian missiles also wre havoc in the Arad area of the
settler colony. Then the deranged occupant of the White House has taken his derangement to a new high by threatening to destroy Iran's power
plants if the Islamic Republic doesn't end the blockade of the state of Hormos within hours. This would be the broad
focus of my video tonight. Also in my video, a clip from the broadcast of French TV that shows the pure hatred for Trump in Europe. So please stay tuned.
Iran today once again demonstrated just how determined it was in teaching its enemies a lesson for their illegal
military aggressions. Earlier, Iran has shown how it had not fully revealed its military prowess when it fired a
kilometer range intermediate range ballistic missile targeting the US and UK military base in the Diego Garcia Island in the Indian Ocean.
Dakota and uh we know MAGA is %
behind him. And that's what CNN reported. That's three digits. I do want to point put this up. This was significant. It happened overnight. Iran launched some missiles towards a place
called Diego Garcia. Now, why is this significant? Here's why. We thought and Iran had said that they have missiles that could go km, but in fact, the
missile that was launched went about km, meaning miles. And all that translates to the fact that
American interests could be at risk outside of this circle. Dakota, so Iran does have the capability to hit our country, to hit our bases.
Today, Iran hit back at the settler colony by simultaneously targeting its nuclear facilities in Deona and other
infrastructure in the Arad area. In both these strikes, there have been heavy casualties. It all started with the
Israeli terrorists targeting Iran's nuclear facilities in Natans, raising fears of radiation spread in the region.
However, Iran wasted no time and fired ballistic missiles to hit the settler colonies nuclear facilities in Deona.
Iran's missile strike was captured live on camera. You can watch this video on our Telegram channel. Details are on your screen and also in the description
of this video. This resulted in over casualties as victims had to be taken to hospitals. Another ballistic missile fired by Iran struck the Arad area.
There are reports of over confirmed dead. Such was the intensity of these attacks that even the Israeli military is now invoking war crimes against Iran.
Now when the Israeli military, which is notorious for committing war crimes,
accuses others of the same crime, then you know that they have been hit hard.
This is what the Israeli foreign ministry wrote, and I quote, "The Iranian regime devastated Arad and Deona by deliberately striking civilians with missiles. Over people were injured,
including children. A blatant war crime,
pure terrorism." End quote. Videos of the Iranian strikes in Arad are even more graphic. I have shared them on our
telegram channel. You can watch them there. Details on your screen and also in the description of this video.
Today's Iranian attacks showed two things. Israel's air defense has either become completely ineffective or the
settler colony is fast running out of its interceptor missiles. Even a Fox News reporter was takenback by the
Israeli air defenses failure to intercept the Iranian missiles.
And John, I got to tell you that an Iranian missile made it through the Israeli air defenses and came down in the southern Israeli town of Deona. Uh,
and people are injured. Now, Deona is in the southern desert there to sort of near the tip of the Dead Sea and very
near the Natan's nuclear research center. No word that anything nuclear was hit. Uh but we do have word that a lot of people are injured as many as
injuries. That includes a or year old boy uh who has shrapnel injuries as and is in severe condition. Uh most of
the injuries are light. They do count people who get injured running to the shelters. Uh among the injuries when you have a missile.
Tonight's Iranian retaliatory strikes also establishes another fact that Iran's intelligence and ability to hit
the desired target in a timeliness manner are impeccable. Iran appears to be determined to avenge every IsraeliAmerican aggression in real time.
The fact that the Russians are also reportedly helping them with intelligence in identifying its targets is another bonus for the Islamic
Republic. But is the deranged occupant of the White House, Donald Trump, any wiser? It doesn't seem so. This maniac
has just issued another chilling warning to the Iranians, saying that his military would bomb Iran's power sector,
thereby plunging the entire country into darkness if Iran doesn't reopen the state of Hormuz within hours. He
wrote, and I quote, "If Iran doesn't fully open without threat the state of our moons within hours from this
exact point in time, the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various power plants, starting with the
biggest one first. Thank you for your attention to this matter." End quote.
Isn't it quite extraordinary that this clown hasn't learned anything despite facing humiliation from Iran for weeks
now? As I said before, Iran will consider reopening the state of four moves but on its own condition as being
explained by this guest in this TV broadcast.
Uh there are several conditions that Iran has in mind. First of all, uh the any vessel who wants to pass through
needs to pay some tariffs now on. So it it would not be like before to go through there. Iran is going to prod to
actually protect us straight and is going to uh support the security of the region and that needs some payments. So
any vessel who wants to pass through needs to pay some taries on that.
Second, Iran has already said and some vessels actually have done this that uh any uh any vessel or any cargo that is
traded in Chinese yuan, Chinese R&B uh would be exempt to closure and they can they can pass through the straight and
that's in order to destroy the uh dollar dominance and it's part of the dollarization policy that many countries
have been looking for and here it is on the ground. Iran is now forcing that dearization policy in order to help the rest of the
world. So if the Chinese especially whose uh currency can be used in this trade uh welcome this idea and support
this idea more actively then it would actually be an end to the American hedgemony and American dollar's hgemony
and it would not be working any more like that.
Is Trump willing to agree to this demand i.e. different countries paying Iran in the Chinese currency. If not, then he's
wasting his time. Iran is no Venezuela or Cuba. Why is it difficult for him to understand this fact? Try targeting his
power sector and see what happens across the region. This is what one's obsession with pedophilia does to him. If this is
not enough, this maniac called Trump is now contemplating recovering Iran's highly enriched uranium by sending his marines into the Islamic Republic.
Trying to secure or destroy the uranium at Isvahan would be by far the most difficult commando mission in history.
It dwarfs in complexity and difficulty anything previously attempted. Remember,
this site is deep in Iran. It's miles from the coast, maybe miles from the staging area. So that's difficulty number one, just getting
troops there. Clearly, you can't do it above ground. Probably have to be air dropped. That gets very risky because Iran still has some defenses left. And
we just saw this week when they hit an F-that could hit those planes.
Second, once you get there, this is not stored above ground. It's not like going into a warehouse like the Israelis did a few years ago and taking out boxes of
files. No, this is deep underground. And the entrances to that tunnel is has been covered with dirt and some say cement.
So you have to bring excavating tools with you. We have the Army Corps of Engineers. They could do this, but you'd have to drop bulldozers, diggers, etc.
to get at that all while being under fire. Remember, Iran has a millionman army, a millionman militia at their at
their service. So these troops would undoubtedly come under attack with all kinds of um um Iranian arms. And then if you were able to get in and go down,
then what are you going to do with that uranium? It's stored in canisters the size of a scuba tank. Well, we we don't we think there's dozens of those tanks.
Are there decoy tanks there? Could the Iranians have put hundreds of fake tanks there? And then what do you do with this? You can't just take this stuff out
willy-nilly. You have to be very careful on how you handle this material. Here's an example. We've done something like this before in Kazakhstan where we
removed over kilograms of uh enriched uranium that with the cooperation of the Kazakhstan government during peace time took us a month to do.
So that gives you some idea of how difficult this mission would be. I consider it I wouldn't say it's impossible but it's like drawing to an
inside straight. It is very very difficult.
Good luck to him on this mission. I will leave you with this clip from French TV where a French general, yes, a French
general, not an Iranian general or Palestinian fighter, a French general told the maniac from the White House to
f himself. You know why? Because of his anger shown to Europeans for not helping them against Iran.
That's it for me. Thank you very much for your support of this platform and our journalism. If you haven't subscribed to my channel, please do so because that's one of the many ways you can support independent journalism.

Iran’s BIGGEST ATTACK On Israel, Arad City In Ruins; APOCALYPTIC Scenes After 100 Casualties
Times Of India
Mar 21, 2026 #Arad #Israel #IranIsraelWar

Tensions soar after a devastating Iranian ballistic missile strike hits Arad in southern Israel, leaving dozens wounded and triggering a mass casualty response. Emergency teams rushed victims to hospitals as authorities launched investigations into air defense failures. The attack has intensified fears across the region, with restrictions tightened and schools shut nationwide. Officials warn of further escalation as conflict dynamics shift rapidly. Arad now stands at the center of a growing crisis, highlighting the human cost and strategic risks of the ongoing war. With global attention fixed on the region, the situation remains volatile and unpredictable.



Transcript

A night of chaos. Sirens screaming across southern Israel. And then impact
in the city of Arad. A powerful Iranian ballistic missile tears into a residential building, turning a quiet
Saturday night into a scene of devastation.
The explosion sends shock waves through the neighborhood. Windows shatter, debris flies, and within moments,
emergency crews are racing against time. At least people are wounded.
Among them, a -year-old child fighting for life. victims are reported in serious condition. Dozens more
moderately injured and many left in shock, trembling from the trauma of a direct hit that Israel's air defenses failed to stop.
Ambulances and helicopters rushed the wounded to Sarroka Medical Center in Beea, where a mass casualty emergency was declared.
Blood banks are activated. Medical teams work relentlessly. The system is pushed to its limits. And yet, miraculously,
Israel says no one is trapped beneath the rubble.
Officials say those who followed safety protocols and stayed inside shelters survived the blast unharmed. A chilling
reminder of how close this came to becoming even deadlier. But the questions are growing louder. How did this missile get through?
The Israeli Air Force has now launched an urgent investigation into what went wrong.
Early assessments suggest the Iranian missile carried a conventional warhead packed with hundreds of kg of
explosives. Nothing unfamiliar yet devastatingly effective.
Another strike in nearby Deona earlier the same day adds to the trending picture. Multiple impacts, dozens more
casualties, and a defense system under scrutiny.
So far, over casualties with varying degrees of severity have arrived at the hospital. A -year-old child was severely injured and has now been
transferred to the operating room for further treatment. Another injured person in his s sustained moderate injuries and all other casualties with
minor injuries or anxiety are currently being treated in Saroka's emergency room. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
called it a very difficult evening in the battle for our future, vowing that Israel will continue striking its enemies on all fronts. As fear spreads,
restrictions tighten. Public gatherings are now limited. Schools across the country are shut.
Entire regions are on edge, bracing for what may come next.
The Homefront Command remains on high alert, rescue teams still combing through damaged sites, investigators
searching for answers, and a nation holding its breath. Because tonight proved one thing with terrifying
clarity. Even the strongest defenses like the Iron Dome can fail. And when they do, the consequences are immediate,
explosive, and deeply human.
Urgent developments from southern Israel. Deona, one of the country's most sensitive locations, has come under
missile attack with dramatic visuals capturing the moment of impact. Videos circulating on social media appear to
show a powerful explosion as a missile strikes the ground, sending debris and smoke into the air. The footage remains
unverified, but has rapidly spread online. Open-source intelligence accounts are suggesting that the missile
may have struck a bomb shelter in the Deona area, raising questions about the intended target. Some assessments
indicate that the site lies close to Israel's highly guarded nuclear facility in Deona, prompting speculation about
whether the strike was aimed at sensitive or strategic infrastructure.
Israeli reports say the attack caused significant destruction in the area with the number of injured rising to at least
Emergency teams have been deployed across multiple locations to assist the wounded. The Deona region is home to the
Shimon Perez Negev Nuclear Research Center, widely believed to be central to Israel's nuclear program, making any
strike in its vicinity particularly alarming.
Amid the escalation, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Aerospace Commander,
Brigadier General Sed Majid Musavi, has claimed missile dominance over Israeli skies, signaling confidence in Thran's
ongoing campaign. He further warned that the skies over southern Israel would remain bright for hours, suggesting
continued or sustained missile activity as the conflict intensifies.
Incredible and dramatic visuals emerging at this hour appear to show a missile strike in Deona in southern Israel, a
location of immense strategic sensitivity.
Footage circulating online captures the moment a missile impacts the ground,
with another angle suggesting a possible interception attempt just before the strike hit the area. Emergency
response teams were quickly deployed to multiple locations in Deona where several people were reported injured in
the aftermath of the strike. According to Israel's Men David Adam, at least people were injured in the attack,
including a -year-old boy and a year-old woman. Additional patients are being treated for minor injuries and trauma related symptoms.
The strike has drawn particular attention due to Deona's proximity to one of Israel's most sensitive
installations, the Shimon Perez Negv nuclear research center. Located in the Negev Desert, the Deona facility is
widely believed to be at the core of Israel's nuclear program. Despite being officially described as a research
center, it remains one of the most heavily guarded sites in the country.
The latest developments come amid escalating tensions following reported attacks on Iran's Natan's nuclear
facility, raising fears that critical nuclear-l sites on both sides are increasingly becoming part of the conflict's expanding battlefield.
Fresh fears are emerging over nuclear safety as Iran's key facilities come under renewed attack. Iran's Natan's
nuclear enrichment facility has reportedly been targeted again in a USIsraeli air strike. The report carried
by Iran's Tasnim news agency says the attack took place earlier today. Iranian authorities have strongly condemned the
strike, calling it criminal. They accused the United States and what they termed the usurping Zionist regime of
violating international law. Officials say the attack is contrary to global commitments surrounding nuclear safety
and security. Despite the strike, Iran's atomic energy organization has issued a crucial assurance. It says no leakage of
radioactive material has been detected at the Natan's complex. Authorities also stressed that there is no immediate danger to residents living nearby.
Natans remains Iran's primary uranium enrichment site and a critical part of its nuclear program. This is not the
first time the facility has been hit during the ongoing conflict. In the early days of the war, satellite imagery showed significant damage to several
buildings. At that time, the UN nuclear watchdog reported no radiological consequences from the strike. The
facility is located about km southeast of Tehran. It has also been targeted in previous confrontations,
including the Iran Israel conflict.
Meanwhile, concerns arising over another sensitive nuclear site in Iran. New highresolution imagery shows a
projectile impact near the Busher nuclear power reactor. The images reveal damage just m from the core of the
facility. Experts say the debris pattern raises serious questions about the origin of the strike. Notably, the
trajectory appears to point north away from the Persian Gulf. This has intensified speculation and concern over
how close the strike came to a nuclear disaster. The situation has triggered alarm among global nuclear authorities.
UN nuclear chief Rafael Gi has urged all sides to exercise maximum restraint. He has called for transparency,
communication, and strict avoidance of nuclear targets. There are also growing calls for coordination with Russia to
prevent further escalation. As tensions continue to rise, the risks surrounding nuclear facilities are becoming
increasingly severe. The world is now watching closely as the conflict edges toward a dangerous new threshold

SHOCK VIDEO: American MQ-9 Blown To Pieces, Iranian Missiles Shoot Down Dozen US Aircraft Amid War
Times Of India
Mar 21, 2026

Dramatic footage captures the moment a US MQ-9 Reaper drone is shot down by Iranian air defenses over Bushehr. The high-value surveillance drone, a key asset in US military operations, spirals out of control before crashing. The incident marks a sharp escalation in tensions, raising serious questions about the vulnerability of advanced American systems. As the conflict intensifies, losses are mounting and the battlefield is rapidly evolving. With both sides ramping up operations, this downing could signal a turning point in the ongoing confrontation.

UNSEEN VIDEOS: Israeli Cities On Fire As Iran Launches UNENDING Missile Attacks For Natanz Revenge
Times Of India
Mar 22, 2026

Explosions hit central Israel after Iran launches a fresh wave of missiles, triggering nationwide sirens and emergency alerts. The IDF confirms interception efforts as civilians rush to shelters before being given the all-clear. This comes after nearly 200 were injured in earlier strikes on Dimona and Arad, raising fears over air defence failures. Iran claims the attacks target nuclear-linked sites in retaliation for Natanz. With Israeli strikes reported in Tehran, tensions are rapidly escalating into a broader and more dangerous regional conflict.