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JimRohn:
By Dr. Abdullah Al-Mansouri
Yemeni Writer, Political Analyst, and Human Rights Activist

According to emerging assessments, Israel is facing a national crisis of unprecedented proportions. Over two million residents have reportedly fled the country in what is described as a mass exodus with no expected return.

Major portions of Israel’s military infrastructure have been destroyed. The hacking of the Israeli Hess platform allegedly exposed the following casualties:

6 senior military generals

32 Mossad officers

78 Shin Bet officers

27 naval officers

198 air force officers

462 IDF soldiers

423 civilian casualties

In addition, Israel is reported to have lost interceptor missile systems worth $11 billion, while one-third of the country's territory lies in ruins.

Urban infrastructure lies crippled. Roads and buildings are buried under debris, and entire neighborhoods require rebuilding. Ports are severely damaged, and essential services like gas and electricity are non-operational. Key military, intelligence, and airport facilities are said to be either destroyed or heavily compromised, with many details yet to be revealed to the public.

The estimated economic toll has reached an astonishing 3 trillion shekels, while strategic miscalculations by Prime Minister Netanyahu have yielded little in return. Despite initiating a pre-emptive strike against Iran, Iran’s nuclear program remains intact, its leadership unshaken, and its core institutions fully functional.

The anticipated collapse of the Islamic Republic — for which some Gulf states reportedly invested trillions — has not materialized. On the contrary, Iran has emerged from the conflict more resilient, calculated, and self-reliant than ever.

Iran intentionally chose not to involve its regional allies, opting instead to test its own capacity to confront and withstand a full-scale offensive. The result, as many observers suggest, is a historic shift in regional power. The Iranian response forced both the United States and Europe to call for an immediate ceasefire, fearing prolonged engagement could severely impact Western stability.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is said to have feared a broader escalation—one that could exhaust American military resources and potentially trigger the collapse of both Israel and U.S. influence in the region. Global markets also began to show signs of distress, with fuel prices spiking and warnings of global supply chain disruptions looming.

As the dust settles, one reality becomes clear:
Iran did not fall. It rose.
And the world, especially the West and its allies, underestimated its resolve.

More revelations are expected in the coming weeks—details that may further explain the strategic depth behind Iran's unexpected triumph.

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seunny4lif:
Putin is now also pushing migrants on boats from Africa to Britain.

How is he able to meddle in every single thing the west has trouble with?
He has so much to do, crazy.

It’s Putin fault that I hit my leg on the stone

dvkot:
look for Russia trouble first and see if US will come to your aid 😂😂

dermmy:
Do they need this? If you want to build nuclear weapon build in secret and shock the world with a nuclear test. I don't see the need for all these.

Trump:

Iran was very nice, they gave us warning. They said we’re going to shoot them. Is 1 o’clock ok?

I said it’s fine… and everybody was emptied off the base, so they couldn’t get hurt. pic.twitter.com/4mj6TLbEGm

— Clash Report (@clashreport) June 25, 2025

LordAdam16:
What China saw while sitting down, the rest of the Global South could not see while atop a tree.

-Lord

Jovi10:
Lmao our s.l.a.v.e.s here said USA can fight at multiple fronts without running out of weapons or ammunitions. They can't even help Israel not to talk of Ukraine. I just pity Ukrainians at this point, the kids gloves are off now and Russia is really pounding them very very hard.