>>2750308>coming out of IranIt's only an hour until midnight there.
>>2750313It seems likely given their mania but it will mean the end of their colony if they do.
>>2750316Will it tho?
Seems like zio will keep supporting it
Israeli forces fire white phosphorus shells in southern Lebanon
Lebanon’s National News Agency reports Israeli forces are shelling the southern town of Naqoura with artillery and phosphorus-filled rounds.
Ground fighting broke out in the area with clashes reported between Israeli troops and Hezbollah fighters inside the town, it said.
Iran’s new leadership taking ‘confrontational’ tone over Trump’s threats
We’ve heard from several Iranian officials – military spokesperson Mohamed Ghalibaf, Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref, and Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi.
All these men are concentrating on one issue: confrontation and retaliation and if there’s any power plants hit in Iran the whole region will pay the price.
The Strait of Hormuz will be closed until the power plants in Iran are fixed, they said.
It’s clear now the new leadership in Iran – the mentality that is ruling the war management here – is confrontational to the extent that it wants to escalate whenever it’s attacked.
Iran’s parliament speaker threatens to target those who purchase US Treasury bonds
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has warned that “financial entities that finance the US military budget are legitimate targets”.
“US treasury bonds are soaked in Iranians’ blood. Purchase them, and you purchase a strike on your HQ and assets,” Ghalibaf wrote on X.
“We monitor your portfolios,” the speaker added. “This is your final notice.”
As we’ve been reporting, Ghalibaf earlier threatened that Iran would strike infrastructure and energy facilities across the region after Trump said the US would attack Iranian power plants if Tehran doesn’t fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Israeli forces target Qasmiyeh Bridge in southern Lebanon for second time
Our colleagues at Al Jazeera Arabic are reporting renewed strikes on Lebanon’s Qasmiyeh Bridge.
According to our correspondent on the ground, Israel targeted the bridge for the second time.
Meanwhile to the east, the army carried out an air attack on the town of Majdal Selem.
We’ll bring you more information as we have it.
Iran ‘cannot back down’ to Trump’s Strait of Hormuz ultimatum
Ross Harrison, senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, says Trump’s ultimatum to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz risks seriously escalating the war.
While Trump could “pivot” and move away from the ultimatum, he could also be using it to “prepare the stage for some kind of Marine landing” near the Strait of Hormuz or Iran’s Kharg Island, Harrison told Al Jazeera.
For Iran, the ultimatum creates an “an impossible position because they … believe they cannot back down”, added Harrison.
Instead, Iran now appears determined to “widen the conflict” even if it is risky, he said.
“The question is do they [Iran] have other tricks up their sleeve? We don’t know what Trump has, but we do know that the Iranians have been masters at adaptation.”
>>2750302
>The 100 million plus members of the CPC are doing nothing?
Are they the ones crying about "muh adventurism" here? If not then they are not relevant to the discussion.
>>2750319Their support is relative to their own suffering. Only a few affluent zips can survive the coming economic collapse so the rest of their support will fizzle. Then there will be the calls for prosecuting war criminals.
>>2750326>zips*zios
Damnit autocorrect
>>2750330God I wish. I wanna see Nato nations cuck out to baby face Vance
>>2750326Aren’t there a ton of Israelis fleeing the country right now?
>>2750314>Without a working class movementThe entire problem is that this simply doesn't grow on the current conditions as it did where and when Lenin was alive, you have been stuck for decades trying to make this part come back but it doesn't happen and you refuse to acknowledge it, by the time you build it back (IF you manage to do it) the war will be already over. My position is simple, if you don't want to do anti-imperialist sabotage because it would be le adventurism thats fine, just don't cry about it when other do.
>>2750332Yes, and the government is trying to keep them trapped by limiting the exodus. Zios don't care about Jewish lives, either. That's another reason why they'll fall.
>>2750333>he thinks history ended in the 90sfrancis is that you?
>>2750332I think that fizzled because they realized they would loose their country if more left
>>2750337it's probably temporarily paused rn because they're being bombarded all day every day. kinda risky to take a flight out
>>2750339Yeah… if the plebs…
Anon I…
>>2750338Yeah. I watched Ready or Not on 1movies and I know it’s comedy and fiction but I can’t help but the ink people of power worship satan and do horrible things without repercussion. At least it’s zios and not me
>>2750333No one is crying, we are just noticing that
>the Socialist-Revolutionaries are talking themselves blue in the face in asseverating that they recognise terrorism only in conjunction with work among the masses, and that therefore the arguments used by the Russian Social-Democrats to refute the efficacy of this method of struggle (and which have indeed been refuted for a long time to come) do not apply to them. And that
>In their naïveté, the Socialist-Revolutionaries do not realise that their predilection for terrorism is causally most intimately linked with the fact that, from the very outset, they have always kept, and still keep, aloof from the working-class movement, without even attempting to become a party of the revolutionary class which is waging its class struggle. Thus
>The Social-Democrats will always warn against adventurism and ruthlessly expose illusions which inevitably end in complete disappointment. We must bear in mind that a revolutionary party is worthy of its name only when it quides [sic.] in deed the movement of a revolutionary class. We must bear in mind that any popular movement assumes an infinite variety of forms, is constantly developing new forms and discarding the old, and effecting modifications or new combinations of old and new forms. It is our duty to participate actively in this process of working out means and methods of struggle [of this movement].And
>Without in the least denying violence and terrorism in principle, we demanded work for the preparation of such forms of violence as were calculated to bring about the direct participation of the masses and which guaranteed that participation. This is because as bolsheviks,
>we stand for future and not only past forms of the movement. We give preference to long and arduous work on what promises a future rather than to an “easy” repetition of what has been condemned by the past. We shall always expose people who in word war against hackneyed dogmas and in practice hold exclusively to such moth-eaten and harmful commonplaces as the theory of the transference of strength, the difference between big work and petty work and, of course, the theory of single combat. To add
>Anyone who really carries on his revolutionary work in conjunction with the class struggle of the proletariat very well knows, sees and feels what vast numbers of immediate and direct demands of the proletariat (and of the sections of the people capable of supporting the latter) remain unsatisfied. He knows that in very many places, throughout vast areas, the working people are literally straining to go into action, and that their ardour runs to waste because of the scarcity of literature and leadership, the lack of forces and means in the revolutionary organisations. And we find ourselves—we see that we find our selves—in the same old vicious circle that has so long hemmed in the Russian revolution like an omen of evil. On the one hand, the revolutionary ardour of the insufficiently enlightened and unorganised crowd runs to waste. On the other hand, shots fired by the “elusive individuals” who are losing faith in the possibility of marching in formation and working hand in hand with the masses also end in smoke. >>2750341Did US ever get so humiliated publicly?
>Inb4 VietnamThat went badly because body bags
>>2750316I also predict that Trump is going to be their fall-guy because he is very easy to hate
>>2750345operation Eagle Claw was quite the lol-fest
>>2750344Dont care, go make a thread about it.
>>2750345Not like this. The internet really changed a lot and now you know they will destroy it, either by botting, making it expensive or just firewalling it to protect against chyna. They killed TikTok, they will kill the whole web. Or put you between the net and an AI that will filter everything you see and deanon you and bad things you get the point.
>>2750343Watch vidrel. It's long but juicy.
Trump has consistently ‘miscalculated’ Iran’s moves
Ross Harrison, senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, says President Trump has “consistently been surprised’ by Iran’s reactions both before and during the war.
“At the negotiating table, Trump was surprised [the Iranians] didn’t capitulate and when [the US and Israel] decapitated the regime in terms of killing the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, he was surprised the regime didn’t fall,” Harrison told Al Jazeera.
Trump’s miscalculations could pose even greater danger “as we move up the escalation latter and the Iranians play 4-D chess”, he added.
“If we’re talking about escalation dominance, what does escalation mean? Initially it was striking Israel or striking US bases. Now it has nothing to do with that,” Harrison continued. “The Iranians have set the terms and the inflection point for them … where the leverage is … the Strait of Hormuz.”
Iran says ‘disruption’ in Strait of Hormuz is US and Israel’s fault
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has insisted that the Strait of Hormuz is not blocked, placing the blame for the “escalating danger” in the waterway squarely on the US and Israel.
Iran has “adopted a set of measures to ensure that the aggressors and their supporters cannot misuse the Strait of Hormuz to advance their aggressive objectives against Iran”, the ministry said in a statement, emphasising that the Strait “is not closed, and maritime traffic … has not been halted”.
“The responsibility for any disruption, insecurity, and escalating danger in this waterway and its surrounding region lies directly with the US regime and the Zionist regime”, the statement continued.
The “full restoration of security” in the Strait “requires an end to the military aggression, the cessation of threats, the halt of destabilising actions … and full respect for Iran’s legitimate interests”, the ministry concluded.
Strikes target Iraqi forces south of Baghdad, no casualties reported
Three air strikes hit positions south of Baghdad late targeting fighters from Iraq’s Popular Mobilisation Forces (PMF).
A state-sanctioned armed group that includes Iran-aligned groups, PMF is formally part of Iraq’s armed forces.
A local emergency crisis cell said: “Units of the PMF were targeted by drone strikes and airstrikes, with three strikes in different locations,” adding that the sites were empty at the time and no casualties were reported.
It’s unclear who carried out the strikes.
Did Israel miscalculate Iranian military capabilities?
Iranian missiles have struck the towns of Arad and Dimona near an Israeli nuclear research centre in what Iran says was a response to an Israeli attack on its Natanz nuclear facility in Isfahan province.
At least 180 people were wounded in Saturday’s attack, and hundreds of people have been evacuated from the strategic towns as the Israeli-US war on Iran is seemingly entering a new, more lethal phase of fighting.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country had a “very difficult evening in the battle for our future”. There have been at least 4,564 people wounded in Israel, according to the Health Ministry since the start of the war on February 28.
Analysts said while Israel has regularly waged military campaigns on Gaza, the occupied West Bank, Lebanon and elsewhere, it is rare for the Israeli public to feel the effects of war like it has over the past three weeks.
Hezbollah claims rocket, missile attacks on Israeli military sites
Hezbollah says it launched a series of rocket, missile, and drone attacks on northern Israel, including several targeting Israeli military facilities.
In statements on Telegram, the Lebanese group said it fired a missile salvo at an Israeli airbase in northern Israel’s Meron and a squadron of “attack drones” at another army installation near Ramot Naftali, also in the north.
In addition, Hezbollah said it fired rocket salvos at the northern Israeli communities of Manara and Zar’it.
Israeli soldiers operating across the border in Lebanon, including in the areas of Khiam, Maroun al-Ras and Aitaroun – attacked, it said.
There were no immediate reports of casualties in Israeli media.
>>2750338Milcom (molech), Chemosh, Astarte… The same deities israel has always worshipped.
IM BAKING
>>2750362JDPON Don bringing upon unlimited genocide on these treatlerites
>>2750317I've been to that gas station before lol
>>2750317How does this dumbfuck think paying more for a war for oil which means the death of the petrodollar is putting screws into Putin or being patriotic?
>>2750317It's pretty telling that your only opposition to Imperialist war is that it will increase the price of your precious treats. Imagine, Warhammer prices going up! You might have to go without an extra toy!
To put it into terms you can understand, you have the ideology of a Warhammer Ogre. You only know hunger, you are nothing but a giant walking maw that must be fed with as many treats as possible or you fly into an uncontrollable rage.
>>2750390Point being made: You are seeing a fizzle, because reality is much worse.
>>2750380Think it was along the lines of us giving Ukraine bombs and military advisors even at the cost of Putin putting the squeeze on oil.
Its an old meme from the Ukraine war when libs dismissed concerns about the cost of living with "Well that's just the price for freedom."
>>2750255Really burning down a building is not that easy, shit has systems in place for holding down a fire, putting out the video actually turns it into propaganda, so even if it wasn't very succesful, it will still work well into fanning flames and instilling fear into the capitalist class.
I don't know how either of those work(ed) out, but i think it's a pretty obvious logic. Especially if they're anarchists
>>2750285yeah dude there have been zero revolutionary conditions like the many crises and mass worker movements that have happened repeatedly since, i dunno, FDR at least, and every single one of them have been pathetic failures of leninists to lead the masses to any kind of victory.
>vietnam anti-war movement>ronald reagan's crackdowns>oil shock>dot com bubble burst>9/11>iraq anti-war movement>2008 motherfucking OWS >2016 elections>2020 lockdowns>2026 iran warAmerican "leninists" have been "organizing" (read: masturbating) for literally longer than Lenin's actual entire life and have
NOTHING WHATSOEVER TO SHOW FOR IT >>2750304The guy down the street might buy a gun
And it isnt my problem because i leave people alone and dont break into peoples houses and kill members of their family
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