>>2362895No, he didn’t. He killed a German rat who deserved it.
The only good German is a dead one
>>2363287And they are dancing, the board floor slamming under the jackboots and the fiddlers grinning hideously over their canted pieces. Towering over them all is the judge and he is naked dancing, his small feet lively and quick and now in doubletime and bowing to the ladies, huge and pale and hairless, like an enormous infant. He never sleeps, he says. He says he’ll never die. He bows to the fiddlers and sashays backwards and throws back his head and laughs deep in his throat and he is a great favorite, the judge. He wafts his hat and the lunar dome of his skull passes palely under the lamps and he swings about and takes possession of one of the fiddles and he pirouettes and makes a pass, two passes, dancing and fiddling at once. His feet are light and nimble. He never sleeps. He says that he will never die. He dances in light and in shadow and he is a great favorite. He never sleeps, the judge. He is dancing, dancing. He says that he will never die.
More than 250,000 Afghans left Iran in June, UN saysMore than 256,000 Afghans left Iran in June alone, marking a surge in returns to Afghanistan since Tehran set a hard deadline for repatriations, the UN's migration agency has said.
The number of Afghan refugees in neighbouring Iran has swelled since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan in 2021, many of whom live without legal status.
The IOM said more than 700,000 Afghans had left Iran since January, with spokesperson Avand Azeez Agha telling news agency AFP that 70% had been "forcibly sent back".
The surge in repatriations - and the deadline - have come since Iran and Israel engaged in direct conflict with one another, beginning with Israel attacking nuclear and military sites in mid-June. A ceasefire has since been brokered.
As the two exchanged daily strikes, the Iranian regime arrested several Afghan migrants it suspected of spying for Israel, state media reported.
Following these claims, a new wave of deportations began. The semi-official Iranian Mehr news agency reported that police had been directed to accelerate deportations, though the police later denied this.
"We're scared to go anywhere because there's always the fear they might accuse us of being spies," one Afghan migrant in Iran, who we are not naming to protect their identity, told BBC Persian.
"At the checkpoints, they do body searches and check people's phones. If they find any messages or videos from foreign media on social networks, it could literally put someone's life in danger.
"Many Iranians insult us, saying things like: 'you Afghans are spies' or 'you work for Israel'."
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyzzxk5p38o >>2363425My relatives from Iran mostly think Israel attacked them for no reason and that Iran was completely victorious in punching back at the Zionist Entity.
I don't have proof of this but I'd imagine morale in Israel is much lower than Iran right now. Not only did they lose the war but the US refused to join the war on their behalf, completely fucking over Netanyahu's plans.
>>2363436it seems like Israel was expecting a lot more from the initial blitzkrieg, much more elaborate decapitation of the leadership and societal collapse, but they were only partially successful. then they were stuck in an attrition were they weren't prepared for and couldn't win. The US jumped in with a face-saving strike and declared a ceasefire to get them out of it, rather than going to full war on behalf of Israel to save it. They will rebuild Israel's capabilities and air defenses and try again down the road, while continuing to try targeted assassinations in the meantime. Iran needs to prepare because they won't stop.
I've also been seeing news that Iran took out of lot of generals and mossad and scientists in Israel during its missile strikes too, much of it not reported at the time due to Israeli info-control, even while the cuck/doom-posters here were whinging about how Iran was only hitting empty buildings and fields because they were cucks.
>>2363436>I'd imagine morale in Israel is much lower than Iran right nowyeah the situation isnt great in israel, rioting settlers are fucking pissed and they attacked an idf military base lol
>Dozens of Israeli settlers rampaged around a military base in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, setting fires, vandalizing military vehicles, spraying graffiti and attacking soldiers, the military said. More than 100 settlers on Wednesday evening entered the West Bank town of Kfar Malik, setting property ablaze and opening fire on Palestinians who tried to stop them, Najeb Rostom, head of the local council, said. Three Palestinians were killed after the military intervened. Israeli security forces arrested five settlers.
>The footage showed security forces using stun grenades as dozens of settlers gathered around the military base just north of Ramallah. The Israeli military released photos of the infrastructure burned in the attack, which it said included “systems that help thwart terrorist attacks and maintain security.”https://apnews.com/article/israel-west-bank-violence-bengvir-f455273300795d29a150254855136a5b Women in Evin Prison warn against “imperialist liberation illusions”
In a powerful open letter, four incarcerated women activists held in Tehran's Evin prison have condemned Israel’s airstrikes on Iran and warned against the growing tendency among some opposition circles to place hopes in foreign-backed regime change. The letter, published by the Persian service of ANF News Agency, denounces both the Iranian regime and Western imperialist interventions as part of the same repressive system.
The signatories – Varisheh Moradi, Golrokh Ebrahimi Iraee, Sakineh Parvaneh, and Reyhaneh Ansarinejad – described the Israeli bombing of Evin prison as a calculated escalation targeting defenseless detainees. They accused the Israeli state of committing war crimes in Gaza and systematically dismantling regional autonomy. The objective of these attacks, they argue, is not democracy but “a weak and submissive Middle East.”
“The idea that our liberation can come through foreign powers is a dangerous illusion,” the letter states. “These powers have never brought freedom – only exploitation, war, and new forms of domination. The only path forward lies in resistance from below, through self-organization and the power of society.”
<Resistance, not proxy politics
The political message of the letter is clear: neither Iran’s authoritarian regime nor the “imperial fantasies” of Washington or Tel Aviv offer a genuine path to democratization. The authors sharply criticized efforts – such as those by exiled figure Reza Pahlavi – to portray Israeli military aggression as an opportunity for regime change.
“Those who support this war are traitors to Iran, traitors to the peoples of the Middle East, and traitors to the decades-long struggle of the oppressed,” the women write. “Future generations will remember with shame those who stand on the corpses of the defenseless and trample them.”
<The signatories
The four women are among the most prominent feminist voices in Iran. Varisheh Moradi is a member of the Community of Free Women of Eastern Kurdistan (KJAR) and previously fought against the Islamic State (ISIS) in Kobanê. For her advocacy of women's rights, autonomy, and Kurdish cultural identity – and her participation in the “Jin, Jiyan, Azadî” protests following the femicide of Jina Mahsa Amini – she was sentenced to death for alleged “armed rebellion.”
The other three signatories are serving sentences of several years for their involvement in women’s rights activism, labor organizing, and journalism. Together, they represent a generation of young activists confronting the intersecting systems of patriarchy and state repression.
<Condemnation of Israeli attack on Evin Prison
Evin prison was bombed by Israeli fighter jets on Monday, resulting in multiple casualties among prisoners, judicial staff, and visitors, according to Iranian authorities. Verified information remains limited. Evin is widely known as a symbol of political repression, housing numerous political prisoners including ethnic minorities, women's rights defenders, and dissidents.
In their statement, the four women called on international human rights organizations to reject the proxy-war narrative and instead prioritize the protection of detainees. Their demands include an immediate ceasefire and the release of all political prisoners.
<A struggle on two fronts
The letter from Evin is a clear rejection of a geopolitical logic that seeks to replace authoritarianism through militarized intervention. Instead, the activists articulate a grassroots, radically democratic vision driven by feminist, labor, and ethnic movements resisting all forms of domination – whether internal or external.
“Our hope lies not in drones or missiles, but in the resistance of our bodies, our voices, and our solidarity.”
>>2364354@TheIranMilitary
seems legit
>>2364354ly shit stay in /isg/ you worthless faggot, nobody cares what your faves are saying on your queer little nazi site.
go back. stay there.
>>2358971Nothing ever happens unless a global nuclear holocaust does and even then its not a big deal because we're all mortal and aren't allocating resources towards longevity research and development wholly and INTENTIONALLY cucking ourselves by depriving ourselves of methods of pain relief (recreational drug use).
Almost no difference between dying of old age at 90 or being annihilated by WMDs at 20-30 other than the latter might be better since it will prevent prolonged suffering.
>>2363545>which is real common the common position held by communists is that the Islamic Republic is in any way state anti- capitalist it is fiercely anti-communist and I would also add a detail which is not known also that it's neoliberal and deeply deeply capitalist especially since the 1980suh…….. I thought the Iranian commies I quoted were mossad, yet MLs can't find a single non-mossad Iranian commie to use as a token for their campism?
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>>2363451I don't think that's related, it's settler fundies chimping out and getting mad at the army, which they do all the time. I've read the attack on Iran has been popular among Israelis and it's really Gaza that they want to end and they're exhausted with it (at least most Israelis). Bibi is selling the attack on Iran as a big victory, and I suspect they'll make a deal now to wrap up the war in Gaza because it's a hornet's nest they've been stuck in for nearly two years, and this gives Bibi enough room to bail out, and then he'll call a snap election.
>>2363446>I've also been seeing news that Iran took out of lot of generals and mossad and scientists in Israel during its missile strikes too, much of it not reported at the time due to Israeli info-controlNah. The Israelis don't hide their casualties. People have said this over and over but it's not the case. There were a lot of wounded though and that's something that doesn't get emphasized in the reporting, but that matters. I also do think Iran hit more military sites and did more damage than the Israelis are letting on. I saw this watching some livestreams of the missile barrages, and you'd see a bunch get hit by interceptors, and then one hit in downtown Tel Aviv, and that's what everybody would talk about, but then several of them looked like they clearly impacted off in the distance somewhere, and we never heard anything about those. Well, they probably blew up something? Look up Tel Nof Airbase. There's also the HaKirya. I dunno though.
>>2364889mossad or pol
call it
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