Right. It is from Mar 19. The report i read on Israeli media is from today.
2026 Israel-US vs. Iran conflict [Military updates/News Only]
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Trump declares he had "wiped Iran off the map," and Netanyahu describes the night as "critical."
The past few hours have witnessed conflicting accounts of the military situation in the region. While President Trump announced the elimination of the Iranian leadership, naval forces, and air force ahead of schedule, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed that Israel is experiencing critical and decisive moments, affirming the continuation of military operations on all fronts despite the difficult situation on the ground.
"Iran is defenseless."
Trump, via his Truth Social account, said last night that "the United States has wiped Iran off the map," adding that Tehran no longer possesses any defense whatsoever.
He said, "They want to make a deal. I don't! We are weeks ahead of schedule. Just like their incompetent election coverage of me."
The past few hours have witnessed conflicting accounts of the military situation in the region. While President Trump announced the elimination of the Iranian leadership, naval forces, and air force ahead of schedule, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stressed that Israel is experiencing critical and decisive moments, affirming the continuation of military operations on all fronts despite the difficult situation on the ground.
"Iran is defenseless."
Trump, via his Truth Social account, said last night that "the United States has wiped Iran off the map," adding that Tehran no longer possesses any defense whatsoever.
He said, "They want to make a deal. I don't! We are weeks ahead of schedule. Just like their incompetent election coverage of me."
India has an agreement with UAE. Technically they can enter the war on the same side as Pakistan.
Boeing 777s and 747s have been flying off bases hosting the 7th Special Forces Group, 919th Special Operation Air Wing, XVIII Airborne Corps, 82nd Airborne Division, Combat Aviation Brigade, and 1st Armored Division over the last 12 hours.
It is indeed correct that the requirements and objectives of what is defined as a "victory" is vastly different between Iran and the US/Israel, and so is their respective tolerance for casualties and economic fallout. This of course changes the calculus of the whole conflict for both Iran and Israel/US. This does not change the fact that the heavy tactical advantage that the US and Israel currently enjoy - and will continue to enjoy - eats away at Iran's negotiating power and leverage with each passing day. If Iran's goal is to outlast the conflict and live to see another day, its only way to guarantee that - negotiations - will turn against the regime the longer it continues to get pummeled by the US/Israel.
It is interesting to see that you interpret a precautionary move as a sign that the US is somehow backpedalling. Moving a carrier out of range of Iran's missiles, knowing that the US has the full advantage in standoff weaponry, is just basic common sense, no?
Is there evidence that Iran has killed Israeli nuclear scientists?
Kharg Island is a negotiating tactic, not an action that will directly and proportionately result in a Hormuz Strait resolution.
Nothing, because it is fake news. China relies on GCC energy resources more so than it does Iran's.
Considering that Iran has fired hundreds, if not thousands, of ballistic missiles since the beginning of the conflict and had - on paper - a sizeable military and industrial capacity prior to the war, the fact that there have been relatively few accounts of successful retaliatory strikes is a pretty clear indication that the US and allies have been effectively "curbstomping" the Iranian military while suffering disproportionately few casualties themselves, no?
I interpret the Strait of Hormuz as closed and Iran is in control of all ME oil, but I suppose that's a precautionary move too? lol
But you do need to explain to me how US unsanctioning Iranian oil because its navy is kept helpless at a distance is common sense.
Oh I don't know, why did you think Ben Gvir personally visit the site of the blown up bomb shelter next to residential buildings adjacent to the nuclear facility? lol