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Iran can’t even get one single ship through Hormuz, yet they call this a “strategic victory”
The Iranian victory is now defined by how the American voter chooses to cast their votes.
Iran, what a joke of a country you are.
45 years of “ending the Big Satan” down the drain as he’s sucking the dick of the people of the “State of the Satan”
“No to war” - all of a sudden Iran is a peace loving nation.
Where’s did the resistance go? Fighting till the end? Annihilating Tel Aviv and Haifa in one hour?
Some brothers asked about my analysis on Yemen, so here is a quick short one:
The current instability in Yemen will take years to resolve, not the few weeks some Saudi media outlets are suggesting.
What is becoming increasingly apparent is that Saudi Arabia does not seem genuinely committed to the complete liberation of Yemen from the Houthis. The apparent lack of strategic planning, logistical support, and adequate coordination of air support for the legitimate government forces (الشرعية) raises serious questions about Riyadh’s actual objectives.
I genuinely struggle to understand the Saudi endgame. There are three possible explanations: either this was a deliberately limited military campaign, an ambitious operation undermined by poor planning and execution, or an operation whose objectives changed as battlefield conditions deteriorated.
The fragmentation of the anti-Houthi factions, the UAE role and Mocha recapture suggest either a miscalculation that caught Riyadh off guard or a sudden shift in strategic priorities.
Meanwhile, Taiz remains under siege, territory is being lost, and the Houthis continue to exploit the weaknesses of government forces. What was presented as a decisive Saudi gamble now appears increasingly uncertain.
Ultimately, the question is whether Saudi Arabia genuinely intends to defeat the Houthis and restore the authority of the Yemeni state, or whether its actual objective is merely to contain the threat and secure an arrangement that serves its own immediate security interests.
If the latter is true, then the liberation of Yemen was never the endgame to begin with.
Saudis cannot live with this contradiction forever. They can’t attack Yemen and pimp off Tehran to safety, they cannot leave the anti-Houthi factions divided and unsupported, paying Houthis and then asking them to fight the Iran supported terrorist.
Saudis have got to stop being cowards and act firmly and accordingly.
Those Arab cucks in the Gulf weren't content with the current pimping level they do on Iran’s behalf through Pakistan and Turkey; so they've now started sending their delegations straight to Tehran.. and the biggest outrage is that they've brought international players like China and Russia into the fray, just so Iran can slip away from defeat and declare victory.
Where were you in 2003, you whores of the Axis?
You lowly, fallen, cuckolded, whorish scum.
GUDEA retweeted
In 2007, a Syrian Shia speaks about how he went to Iraq and joined the Iraqi Sunni resistance because only Iraqi Sunnis were fighting against the US occupation.
He also talks about tactics of the Iraqi Sunni insurgents they learned from the Palestinians and the Irish.
The Persian supremacist undercover Shiite agent Daniel Haqiqatjou tried to falsely and eliminate the heroics of Iraqi Sunni Resistance and paint them as terrorist falsely merging all groups into ISIS.
His narrative is essentially “they’ll Baathist supremacists (don’t even know what that means) who turned ISIS overnight.”
Absolutely not true.
There was only one group related to Al-Qaida and they were the main reason why the resistance collapsed, because of their retarded behaviour.
There were few Baathist resistance groups such as Jaysh Muhammed (PBUH), who mixed Baathism with Islamic rhetoric, and had zero connection to ISIS.
However, most of the Sunni resistance groups who specialised in smoking occupation forces were Islamists with no connection to Al-Qaida or ISIS.
🔴 1920 Revolution Brigades: Sunni Islamist/Iraqi nationalist
🔴 Jaysh al-Rashideen: Sunni Islamist/Iraqi nationalist
🔴 Ansar al-Sunna: Sunni Salafi Jihadist
🔴 Jaysh al-Fatiheen: Sunni Islamist
🔴 Islamic Army in Iraq: Nationalist-Salafi
🔴 Jaysh al-Mujahideen: Nationalist-Salafi
🔴 Jaysh Rijal al-Tariqa al-Naqshbandiyya (JRTN): Sufi
🔴 Islamic Movement of Iraqi Mujahideen: Sunni Islamist
🔴 Jaysh al-Murabitin: Sunni Islamist
🔴 Abu Bakr Al-Sidiq Army: Hard Salafi
That’s at the back of my head, as there were many other groups I can’t recall at the moment.
The only Al-Qaida related group was the one led by Abu Musaab Zarqawi, which was transported from Iran to Iraq in 2002 and it was called Tawheed and Jihad.
Ironically this faction was the reason led to the collapse of the resistance and the creation of Sahawat later on.
The same faction Iran supported evolved later to be ISIS.
Moral of the story, when it comes to Iraq, never ever trust a Shiite narrative.
Specially from someone comes from Shiite (Shirazi) cleric background like Daniel Haqiaqatjou.
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia’s defence strategy:
🇺🇸 America, please help us.
🇪🇬 Egypt, please help us.
🇵🇰 Pakistan, remember that defence pact?
🇹🇷 Turkey, you too.
🇨🇳 China… can you please call Iran and tell the Houthis to stop?
🇴🇲 Oman, please mediate.
Hundreds of billions spent on defence, and somehow the emergency plan is still “call another country.” 😭
What about the billions spent to save Iran from total collapse?
GUDEA retweeted
Ya Allah, here some history for you simpletons who dishonor Iraqi Sunnis. From 2004 to 2007, in under four years, the Sunni Iraqi insurgency produced more US dead and wounded than the entire 20-year Afghanistan war. The Sunni Iraqi Resistance did more damage to the US Army than Afghanistan and the Taliban combined, more than Iran. Heaviest US personnel losses of any enemy since Vietnam.
May Allah dishonor everyone in this life and ahira who calls Sunni Iraqis cowards or a failure:
Sunni Iraqi Resistance (2004–2007 only):
KIA: 3,422
Wounded: 26,400
Afghanistan (entire war, 2001–2021):
KIA: 2,459
Wounded: 20,800
Video by my brother @MaxedOutArab
With everything happening in Yemen and Lebanon, the tl has been filled with people saying Iraqis should 'start learning,' or mocking them for supposedly being too submissive.
Learn what exactly ?
.. if anything, we were among the people who taught this region what it meant to stand for what was haqq, even when there was absolutely nothing to gain from it.
I genuinely don’t think people understand the scale of what Iraqi Sunnis have lived through. People can deny it, downplay it or rewrite the last three decades however they please, but it does not change the reality. Even while we were being oppressed ourselves, we were still among the first to stand with others when we believed their cause was just and we never stopped to ask whether those same people would ever return the favor.
Calling Sunni Iraqis failures, submissive or cowardly today is one of the most historically dishonest and dishonorable opinions someone can have. Most nations in this region, at some point, had a state, an ally, a border, an institution or a regional power willing to support their cause. Iraqi Sunnis learned very early that they could not even take solidarity from Sunni Arabs for granted.
There is something deeply shameless about watching a people go through years of war, displacement, political exclusion, destroyed cities, prisons, militias, terrorism and abandonment, only to show up years later and lecture them about resistance because they are no longer willing to sacrifice another generation.
Is it unfortunate that many Sunni Iraqis have reached a point where they have simply given up and are waiting for Allah to change what they no longer believe they can change themselves?
Of course.
.. but there are very few people on this earth who have earned the right to judge them for it and the people mocking them from the comfort of causes that had far more support certainly are not among them.
Before telling Iraqi Sunnis what they should 'learn,' perhaps learn enough about what happened to them to understand why they are tired in the first place.
These days 35 years ago, the Khanazeer of "scholars" of Kingdom of Saudi India, mass takfired ALL Iraqis, giving permission to the U.S. Army to enter the land of the Muslims and for the former capital of the Islamic Caliphate to be starved, killing up to 2 million children.
The Khanzeer Pro Max, Rabi' al-Madkhali questions what Iraq had given to Islam, and claims that Kuwait has contributed more to Islam than Iraq did.
As if Kuwait given us Abu Hanifa al-Nuʿman, Muhammad al-Shaybani, Al-Hasan al-Basri, Al-Khatib al-Baghdadi, Ibn al-Jawzi and Ahmed ibn Hanbal.
12 years ago, Shiite militias managed to raze 30 villages out of 47 villages around the city of Amerli.
According to Human Rights Watch, Iraqi army and Federal Police forces were present alongside the Badr Organization, Asa’ib Ahl al-Haq, Kata’ib Hezbollah, and the Khorasani Brigades while these abuses were being carried out.
Joe Stork, then deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, said that militias had committed “atrocities” against Sunni civilians in the Amerli area. He called on Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to intervene, but received no response.
Saudis are dumb cowards. They get cucked and bombed by Iran for months and instead of bombing Tehran… they go and ally with Iran 😭
Every single Saudi man should be in military camps now, not in music festivals and coffee shops.
Money can’t buy courage.
NEW: Iran has reportedly been invited to join the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Türkiye.
Mehdi Rahimi, head of the Iranian parliament’s official news agency Khaneh Mellat, told Al-Mayadeen that Iran received an invitation and that “the matter is under consideration.”
For now, however, the invitation has not been independently confirmed by Iran’s Foreign Ministry or senior leadership, nor publicly by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, or Türkiye.
Persians blew our heads with their “civilisation” and they don’t even have their own alphabets lmao 🤣
It was the Arabian Gulf 5000 years ago and will always remain so.
Nothing is Persian.
The biggest test in life given by Allah is to be neighbours these mentally disturbed group of people, no end to their criminality and theft of history.
Fuck Iran. Fuck it day and night.
