Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Commander Mohsen Rezaei urged the formation of a pan-Islamic army to counter perceived American influence in the region, citing ongoing conflicts as evidence of a broader Western conspiracy. He framed this call to arms against a backdrop of statements by President-elect Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, portraying them as aggressive and hostile towards Muslims. Simultaneously, Iran’s foreign minister reiterated the country’s willingness to negotiate nuclear issues, but only without coercion from external pressures. This dual approach suggests a strategy of both military posturing and diplomatic engagement amidst rising international tensions.
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The recent news of pager explosions that killed 19 members of the IRGC in Syria has definitely caused a stir. It’s shocking to think that in this modern day and age, pagers are still being utilized, especially given the potential dangers associated with them. The level of planning and execution that must have gone into orchestrating such an attack is truly remarkable, showcasing a high degree of expertise on the part of those responsible.
I find it intriguing how intertwined the IRGC and Hezbollah seem to be, with some even drawing parallels to the fictional Kingsman organization. The idea of switching to horseback message deliveries almost seems more secure in comparison to the risks posed by pagers in this context.… Continue reading
The recent revelation from Bloomberg regarding the elimination of the entire IRGC command wing in Syria through an Israeli strike has sparked a wave of reactions and responses across various platforms. The attack, which took place at the Iranian consulate in Damascus, resulted in the deaths of prominent IRGC generals like Mohammad Reza Zahedi and Mohammad Hadi Rahimi. These officers, who believed the consulate was a safe location, were taken by surprise by the Israeli strike.
The aftermath of this attack has raised questions about the involvement of Syrian intelligence in enabling the operation through espionage. It has also led to suspicions of high-level Syrian political cover-ups in previous assassinations of IRGC personnel.… Continue reading
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