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Simeonjoe1:
Wait o guys, I been see one news for FP that IDF is crossing one river deep inside Lebanon.
Abeg when IDF enter Lebanon, I've been following the news here and it seems Hezbolla has been winning inflicting heavy casualties on IDF ground troops.
How them take enter Lebanon again?

shoodboi2:
Mind you, there is no evidence of Israel even reaching the stretch of the Litany river just 4.8 km from its border.

All we have are photos of Israeli soldiers moving through some bushes. A river is a body of water. For some reasons, Israel has been unable to show us the river it claims to have reached.

shoodboi2:
Even the IDF doesn't claim to have seized Lebanese land. The most the IDF can do is to launch raids. They concentrate lots of forces at a point and raids through that point. Then they retreat.

They haven't captured any land.

Allthelight:
But vic2023 said idf has not seized an inch of land from Lebanon

Vic2023:
can you proof it?

Mille:
The gist is that a Deir Mimas, a Christian village very close (1km to Litani) and which specifically requested no Hezbollah presence allowed them pass through. From that village, a small amount of soldiers snuck through to go and take the PR pictures someplace near the Litani and then retreated before Hezbollah could welcome them properly.

That's why you don't see any heavy machinery with them.

The village is just above Kafr Kila on this map. See how close it is to the Litani area and Metulla in Israel.

If shameless was a name. Imagine doing Ukraine style propaganda photos against a non-state actor like Hezbollah.

Vic2023:
if Russia withdraw from Ukraine, Who wins the war?

dermmy:
I hope this is not another North Korea photo Op mission for President Trump. He should forget it. NK will never give up its nukes. It won't happen.

Lawag3:
A ceasefire agreement is different from withdrawing from a war because you are losing.


If an agreement is reached in Ukraine and Russia agrees with it an withdraw do not mean that it lost the war.


The fact that Hezbollah clearly said no agreement will be reached with Israel unless a ceasefire deal is made in Gaza should tell you who won the War.


Hezbollah is feeling the losses and has thrown Hamas under the bus.


Hamas is now on their own.

Vic2023:
can you proof it?

Allthelight:
Leave those people withdraw ke ? A buffer zone has been created in Lebanon.

The deal also allows Israel to operate freely if the ceasefire is broken

Mille:
My brother, just stick to calling people Islamists and giving your one word answers abeg. I don't think you understand anything beyond that.

In other news, Israel Channel 13 poll. Looks like 61+13% of occupier settlers have small brain.

Mille:
My brother, just stick to calling people Islamists and giving your one word answers abeg. I don't think you understand anything beyond that.

In other news, Israel Channel 13 poll. Looks like 61+13% of occupier settlers have small brain.

IMEI:
My thoughts on the Hezbollah/israel ceasefire:

Since October 7, the biggest winner has been Iran

Iran has been able to establish it can seriously damage israel, as demonstrated by the missile salvos that penetrated it's multi-layered and multi-national air defenses. This will prove a deterrence and tilts the balance of power in it's favour

Hezbollah, Iran's ally, has shown it can hold israel hostage by clearing out northern israel. This is a major weak point that is open to Iran's exploitation, i.e. Iran effectively has leverage

That being said, Hezbollah was forced to accept a ceasefire. Why?
(1)The kill count from airstrikes and the toll on Lebanon as a whole
(2) the fact that Hezbollah unilaterally and without National endorsement entered into conflict against Israel
(3) the pager attacks and blindsided killings of its leadership,
(4) the very poor state of Lebanon's economy
(5) participation in the Syrian war which thins them out etc.
put a lot of pressure on them both internally and externally, especially from fellow Lebanese who were being bombed

israel also needed a ceasefire:
(1) because of the fighting in Gaza which they were unprepared for and as a result of, were already stretched thin
(2) the strains on Israel's economy
(3) the growing threat of an unpredictable regional war
(4) growing isolation of israel on the world stage
(5) mounting losses and growing war weariness at home
(6) growing cracks within the political establishment
(7) a growing rift between netanyahu and his allies on one side and the security establishment on the other
( 8 ) growing internal opposition to israel's war strategy
(9) prolonged captivity of captives etc.
netanyahu needed a reprieve via a ceasefire

The deal fails to secure Hezbollah's disarmament, as well as disbandment and also fails to ensure Hezbollah's supply routes are closed and cutoff. This effectively guarantees they remain a potent threat to israel despite a withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. This is because they still remain the most powerful armed force in the country and their pulling away from israel's northern border is dependent on their good faith and not because they're overpowered

Contrary to what many think, this won't change the dynamics in Gaza and wider Palestine much. israel's northern borders will be heavily guarded and this will exhaust resources, though not like in active confrontation. The Gaza genocide will continue, as well as the occupation in the West Bank, but now that a ceasefire has been reached, there'll be more urgency to bring the battles in Gaza to a close. This is because the longer the Gaza battles go on, the higher the risk of a second front opening against israel, as was the case with Hezbollah, the tit for tat with Iran, cross border attacks from Jordan and Egypt etc.

Whichever way you look at this, israel's weakness has been exposed to the world and especially to the Middle East. Their biggest achievements have been mass murder and destruction, their combat showing however, has been quite underwhelming

Furthermore, israel has ensured and continues to ensure, that widespread hostility and rejection of it remains in the region for decades to come and with changing global dynamics being fomented by the steady decline of the West, chiefly America, this could spell doom for them in the long run, especially if the Middle East comes under the control of popular governments

netanyahu was right about one thing though, the security situation has changed in the region. It may not be exactly as he envisaged though, because the jury is out on what the future portends for the zionist project and the signs don't look good.

Lawag3:
What's the poll about I don't understand Hebrew.

ariesbull:
let's not forget Ghost of Kiev

ariesbull:
till today they are still trying to analyse what hit Ukriane


Literally, Ukriane didn't know what hit them or where it came from

WrriterNg:
⚡Messages from Dnipro residents after Russian Oreshnik IRBM strike:

Messages have been received from people living in and around Dnipro (Dnipropetrovsk), Ukraine, describing what happened during and after the Russian ICBM attack.

According to the messages, the Yuzhmash plant was attacked. It was an industrial giant, a leader in the production of rockets in the former USSR. This plant produced many space and intercontinental missiles for the USSR.

According to the reports, the Yuzhmash plant no longer exists. In its place, there is only a mountain of dust.

In addition to the ground floor workshops where attack drones and rocket engines were manufactured, the plant had extensive underground workshops where missiles were assembled from Western components, which were stored and then labeled “Made in Ukraine”.

It is said that there were at least 3 underground levels below ground level, each with a height of 6 meters.

Today, all that has disappeared, all that remains is a pile of dust and rubble.

Other messages describe the impact, saying it "was so strong that apartment buildings several kilometers from the plant cracked. There is now no water or heat in the entire city - all the underground pipes have cracked and broken down."

Other residents said that "the explosion was like an earthquake. Everything was shaking, furniture was falling in the houses, dishes were falling out of the cupboards."

Finally, the messages confirm that "communications in the houses are also out of service."

All this from a single Russian ICBM missile without a nuclear warhead. It was a purely conventional missile.

Ghostagain:
1. The indigenous people of the Donbas were facing a genocide from nazis in Ukraine. Russia intervened
2. The indigenous people of Palestine are facing a genocide from Zionists. Turkey should have intervened but it is 2 faced.

Ghostagain:
Ok, I'm just going to say it. The Russian missile which hit dnipro is a marvel of science. It has motivated me in my research. Also Russian missile technology is decades more advanced than USA's.

All I want to say is "wow" 😲 to that missile technology. 👏🏿 👏🏿 👏🏿 👏🏿

If it wasn't known that that missile was Russian, I would have thought Zeus or an alien race was striking the earth. Since Peter the great, Russia has been moving science forward. Two of my professors were Russians, the scientific world will always owe Russia.

lanre316:
What they are really against is America and any nation that America supports like Israel and Ukraine. They don't really care for Iran, Yemen, Palestine or even Russia sef. They hate America and everything connected to America. Period.

Gbadebo19:
They don't have a direction. They only hate USA. Thus, anything supported by USA, they must go against. It doesn't matter whether it is right or wrong.

Mille:
The gist is that Deir Mimas, a Christian village very close (1km to Litani) and which specifically requested no Hezbollah presence allowed them pass through. From that village, a small amount of soldiers snuck through to go and take the PR pictures someplace near the Litani and then quickly retreated before Hezbollah could welcome them properly. After retreating, they then flooded the internet with the images.

That's why you don't see any heavy machinery with them.

The village is just above Kafr Kila on this map. See how close it is to the Litani area and Metulla in Israel.

If shameless was a name. Imagine doing Ukraine style propaganda photos against a non-state actor like Hezbollah.

WrriterNg:
I hate the US for this.

You have Nukes and other weapons of mass destruction yet you're fighting tooth and nail to make sure others don't acquire them. Even those that managed to get them, you want them to destroy it. Why?

So they can impose their will forcefully on the world and claim "superpower". So no one will be able to challenge them.

That's why I love Russia. Almost all Russia's neighbors have nukes. Russia would Infact help you to build them and even push you to build more or upgrade existing ones lol.

They don't feel threatened by others progress or success. This is why the were able to supply the whole EU cheap gas for decades. The EU was prosperous due to that, while Russia wasn't, but Russia did not even mind, they kept giving them gas almost free.