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- 9 minutes
🇮🇷🇺🇸| The US military confirms they struck Qeshm Island and claim Iran first targeted a US fighter jet, which prompted the attack.
Additionally, the Iranian Army spokesman has just issued a statement warning the US.
Brig. General Akraminia says any renewed US aggression will be met with an immediate, devastating, and more extensive response than before. Should a new war break out, the geographical scope of the conflict will not remain confined to West Asia.
Says the Iranian Army has received orders to update their target database, with a focus on various tangible and intangible assets of the US-Zionist enemy.
In the event of renewed military adventurism, US facilities, equipment, personnel, and interests wherever they are within reach could become targets of retaliation.
The spox says the US sought to establish a ground front along Iran’s western borders by arming separatist groups based in Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, but the deployment of Iranian Armed Forces units and preemptive operations against these groups’ positions prevented the enemy from achieving its objectives.
@FotrosResistancee
- 5 hours
🇾🇪⚔️🇸🇦 Ansar Allah advances to within 80 km of Aden, closest since 2015
Ansar Allah has pushed to within 80 km of Aden, the main stronghold of Yemen’s Saudi-controlled puppet government, four military sources told Reuters. That’s the closest it has been since the early months of the war in 2015, when it briefly entered the city.
Its fighters have reportedly taken the entire Al-Maqatirah district in Lahj province, and on Monday were battling government forces at a military camp at the entrance to Tur al-Bahah district, one of the main approaches to Aden.
The sources say the advance gives Ansar Allah a chance to outflank government forces on the mountain range overlooking the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. It also threatens the main road between Aden and Taiz, Yemen’s third-largest city, encircled since early October.
🔴 @DDGeopolitics
- 5 hours
🇮🇷🇺🇸| Anti-Iran opposition channels, who are sitting comfortably in their chairs abroad, are now advertising and calling upon naive Iranians to start armed revolts, riots and attack religious sites
This particular channel has been a pioneer in this work, and it’s definitely tied to a foreign intelligence network to stir up unrests in Iran, (ps: text is auto-translated.)
There have been several cyber attacks against Iran in the past couple of days, terrorist cells in Sistan & Baluchistan have been very active in the last month and there’s heavy economical warfare against Iran.
It’s safe to say that the US, with the biggest financial backing for its military in the world, is heavily involved in hybrid warfare against Iran.
@FotrosResistancee
https://t.me/FotrosResistancee/24424
In case anyone is wondering about traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, including estimated oil flows through it and circumventing it, this looks like a decent resource: https://hormuz.data-tracking.net/
- 6 hours
When George W. was demonizing Hugo Chavez and devastating Iraq for the WMD lie, guess what the then-president of Venezuela did? Hugo Chavez sent heating oil to the poor of the USA.
Every time I wanted to gtfo to somewhere better, my country destroyed it for mega-rich business people.
- 8 hours
🇮🇷🇮🇱| Iran’s Head of National Cyberspace says Iran is aware of individuals in the technology sectors who collaborate with Israeli military industries.
He specifically named 3 companies among others that are directly complicit in Israel’s military endeavours against Iran:
• Axon Vision; which develops AI-powered military targeting, surveillance, and battlefield intelligence systems. • UVision; which manufactures loitering munitions (kamikaze drones). • Magos Systems; which develops radar and surveillance systems for detecting and tracking people, vehicles, and drones.
He says employees working for these companies should resign as soon as possible. When asked how much of a serious threat this is, he responded as if it’s a parent telling them to resign, “otherwise, we will see what happens,” he added.
@FotrosResistancee
- 8 hours
🇮🇷| Iran’s head of national center for cyberspace has said on national TV that Iran is working on launching a domestic version of Starlink (satellite internet) in the future.
He also mentioned Iran is ready to share the technology for controlling Starlink with aligned countries.
@FotrosResistancee
- 3 hours
Iran is ready to share the technology for controlling Starlink with aligned countries.
So many analysts took it as read that Russia gave Iran their tech during the internet backout but I was always a bit skeptical. Iran was hacking american millitary drones and landing them before Starlink existed. Hezbollah hacked israeli frequency skipping encrypted radios in the 2006 war. The Orientalism runs so deep.
- 8 hours
🇮🇷🇺🇸| Confirmed: The sound of explosions from the Strait of Hormoz came from Iran shooting down drones.
The IRGC-Navy announced it shot down:
• 2 MQM-170 recon drones, south of Qeshm Island
• A MQ-9 drone, over the eastern side of the Strait of Hormoz. Total tally now sits at 55 MQ-9 shot down by Iran.
@FotrosResistancee
- 8 hours
— 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 NEW: Several explosions were heard on Qeshm Island, Iran, amid unconfirmed reports that an anti-air platform was targeted by U.S. strikes
Reports of sporadic strikes against launch platforms in southern Iran have been published in recent weeks; these cannot be confirmed nor denied.
If true—Iran has made a conscious decision not to respond to these minor acts of aggression currently due to some security considerations.
@Middle_East_
- 8 hours
🇮🇷🇶🇦🇺🇸| Qatari “mediators” are leaving Tehran back to Doha.
In the middle of a US attack 😅
@FotrosResistancee
- 8 hours
#NorthernSyria : Two Kurdish Brothers Die of Gunshot Wounds in #Aleppo
Local sources reported the deaths of brothers Abdo Rashad Othman, 30, and Hussein Rashad Othman, 27, both Kurds from Afrin, from wounds sustained in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood this morning, November 2, 2026.
Two gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire on the brothers near a well-known mosque in the neighborhood before fleeing the scene.
The brothers were taken to a hospital in the Ashrafieh neighborhood, but they had died before arriving. They were later buried in the Shuqayf neighborhood.
Sources reported resentment over the failure to complete the forensic examination and investigation, amid calls to uncover the circumstances of the crime and identify those responsible.
https://t.me/syriajusticearchive/9986?single
- 14 hours
🇮🇷🇨🇳🇷🇺🇴🇲| Interesting diplomacy stuff going on today:
• Oman’s Sultan & Iran’s top security deputy chief Ali Bagheri Kani are simultaneously visiting Beijing (shift to Chinese & Omani mediation?)
• China reaffirmed support for Iran’s sovereignty and security.
• Chinese Special Envoy to visit Iran, Oman and Saudi Arabia in early and mid-November.
• Iran’s top security chief, Mohsen Rezaei, spoke with Putin today discussing several global and regional issues
@FotrosResistancee
- 13 hours
The Iran, Russia, China and DPRK block is such a vibe. While the western block is vassalised to the extreme, these four are so different yet still united in anti-imperialism and for sovereignty.
- 14 hours
❗️Tucker Carlson claims Washington considering nuclear strike on Iran under Israeli pressure
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According to a public statement released on social media by US political commentator Tucker Carlson, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is applying intense pressure on the White House to launch a tactical nuclear strike against Iran’s subterranean Pickaxe Mountain facility (Kolang Kouh).
Carlson asserted that Israeli intelligence claims Tehran has restarted nuclear enrichment deep beneath the granite complex near Natanz, alleging that because conventional US munitions cannot penetrate 300 feet of rock, Pentagon officials including War Secretary Pete Hegseth and CENTCOM chief Brad Cooper are advocating nuclear deployment alongside Tel Aviv.
Carlson further claimed that Netanyahu’s push for immediate military escalation is driven by domestic political survival following recent Israeli parliamentary elections, where the prime minister remains unable to assemble a 61-seat Knesset coalition.
“Netanyahu is cornered and desperate. After last week’s election results, he can’t form a government unless Trump intervenes directly in Israeli politics and brokers a deal with other parties that gives Netanyahu 61 seats in the Knesset. Otherwise, he is out as prime minister and on his way to ignominy, investigations and possibly jail. Netanyahu must stay close to Trump. He needs this war,” he wrote.
Citing unnamed informed observers, Carlson alleged that former president Barack Obama and Secretary of State Marco Rubio oppose current peace talks in Doha, whereas Vice President JD Vance and diplomatic envoy Steve Witkoff are counseling President Donald Trump to pursue a negotiated settlement rather than executing a strike decision by 7 November.
The claims—which have not been verified—warned that a US nuclear attack would cause catastrophic regional radioactive fallout across Persian Gulf water supplies and trigger immediate global proliferation.
https://t.me/thecradlemedia/70338
I’m only posting this because, one, every other channel has decided that they needed to report on it, and two, because I want to critique what I think is the intention behind this.
In my opinion, Carlson is framing this in a way that implies that the US is being led by Israel for this imperialist aggression, a framing I disagree with immensely. He asserts that Netanyahu is leading Trump along using elements of his administration, and is going to innaguarate a new age of nuclear war.
The US has been preparing for this excursion foe decades, and decided to strike now not solely due to Israel but largely, in my opinion, due to BRICS. Israel undeniably has played an immense role in this aggression, and I’m willing to believe that they fed incomplete information to Trump using the Jaunary riots as a foundation for the idea that Iran would topple.
However I think the reason the US allowed itself to be coerced so easily this time was because the inauguration of the BRICS New Development Bank (and other global factors) were going to make sactions against Iran significantly less effective then they already are. My view of this imperialist war is that it is a war of desperation, where the US believed there was going to be no chance left on the horizon which would allow them to finally subjugate Iran before the multipolar world became an unquestionable reality.
Specifically, without the ability to destroy Iran, they’d be unable to cripple China and the Belt and Road initiative. Not to mention, the US likely wanted to exit the region to focus on China, but wanted to leave it so the zionist entity was the most well positioned after a US departure. This desperate attempt to smother the emergence of a multipolar world, spearheaded by China, is the impetus from this war, which has ironically enshrined this new global order.
So now, what of the nukes? I think most people here were already aware of the possibility, so Carlson’s post is unsurprising. However, although the idea that other nuclear powers will be emboldened to use nuclear weapons themselves is fairly acceptable, I think it’s overstated.
Ranting about how the DPRK might nuke Seoul, or how India/Pakistan might use a nuke on eachother is, in my view, wildly off base. For all the animosity between the latter two countries, a nuclear strike would still affect billions in the surrounding region, a fact that I doubt India or Pakistan take lightly. The former example, is also complete nonsense, as the DPRK has viewed Occupied Korea as, well, an occupation, until relatively recently, and again, they would be affected as well.
The only use of nukes I could potentially see, is in Ukraine, but even that is a stretch to me (again, Russia would have the effects of nuclear fallout, as well as the fact that nukes are not necessary for them to win their war).
In other words, this idea that every other country would be as blood thirsty with nukes as possible, is imperialist projection. What Tucker is doing is trying to rehabilitate the image of the US before they take yet another step down the ladder of barbarism.
Frankly, if nukes fly, I am more willing to believe it would be Israel that uses them due to pressure from the US then the other way around.
- 3 hours
The US has been preparing for this excursion foe decades, and decided to strike now not solely due to Israel but largely, in my opinion, due to BRICS. Israel undeniably has played an immense role in this aggression
So one error I keep seeing in analysis is the personification of nations. usa and israel are not people they do not make decisions. Capital is what is directing the actions of the american and israelis state.
Fiduciary responsibility directs the managerial class to make decisions based on what is best for Capital. The financial systems of control measure success of the managerial class on a quarterly and yearly basis leading to short term destructive thinking.
The global north is run by a socio-ecconomic algorithm called capitalism and capitalism is a machine that exists to maximize the exploitation of the environment and humanity for imaginary points called “profits.”
Drawing a line between usa and israel is a trick just like pretending europe is a continent and not just the shitty western corner of Asia or that its a group of independent nations and not just a bunch of territories running legacy control systems that haven’t been upgraded to fully to the monopoly capitalist imperial standard while subservient to the monster that is western capital.
The threat of BRICKS is a the real reason because it is a direct challenge to the Western monopoly Capital monster.
As for Nukes. I think if a Nuke is used it will be israeli. I don’t think any government that supported american nuclear aggression would last long and most people are already disgusted by israel. the western capitalists wouldn’t risk having all their vassal governments losing the last vestiges of popular legitimacy or being forced to cut off ties to usa when they could just make the most despised nation in the world slightly more despised.
- 9 hours
wonderful and clear-eyed analysis, thank you. it’s a shame seeing so many supposed anti-imperialists deciding to lend their ear to tucker carlson of all people.
i’d have to strongly disagree on the possibility of nuclear conflict in ukraine. just like with india/pakistan, it is a situation of a natural whole having been artificially divided by foreign powers, just with said division here having been done even more recently and on even more flimsy grounds, thus having populations that haven’t internalised that kind of nationalist hatred for each other (yet). there remain incredibly strong familial ties, russia hosts the most ukrainian war refugees, and there is a reason why the kiev régime has to coerce and horrifically abuse its population into fighting.
russia nuking ukraine would be nuking itself.
- 8 hours
The only scenario where I see Russia using a nuclear weapon in Ukraine, is if Europe uses one, otherwise I see it as very much not a possibility.
- 8 hours
the european ruling class benefits from prolonging the war as much as possible, as it gives them an oppurtunity to shovel even more money into arms corporations, as well as providing a smokeskreen for gutting most remaining concessions to the working class.
14 hoursAs always beautiful analysis. Just a question, what could even the use of nukes look like? Are they going to nuke the capital or the whole country or just a minor city so Iran capitulates?
- 3 hours
Just repeating Tucker’s yapping, not that I believe it: he is speculating that a strike would be on Iran’s primary (believed to be, anyway) uranium enrichment facility, which is below 300 feet of granite. My big problem with this is that, as far as I know, even US military nuclear weapons are not guaranteed to penetrate that much rock. So I think it’s more fearmongering than anything else.
- 13 hours
They cannot win the war with nukes, so it would serve mostly as a way for Trump to move up the escalation ladder to a (perceived) point where he can claim they have “destroyed the Iranian nuclear program” and try to pull out.
Tehran would probably not be a target, too costly politically and will provoke a do-or-die response from the axis of resistance. There is very low chance that Iran capitulates if they get nuked.
- 13 hours
I honestly don’t know, you’ll gave to ask another comrade about that, as I’m ill-equipped to answer.
My guess would go to say they’d try to nuke a facility rather then a city but that’s just speculation. In any event, Iran likely has a contingency for either outcome, as they’ve had with every escalation so far.
Nuking a city would enrage the Iranian people, and probably the entire Muslim world, but so would a nuke on any part of Iran.
I also think that in the event of a nuke, Iran would finally build a nuclear weapon of their own, and even potentially use it on a US asset.
- 14 hours
Herzi Halevi rejected allegations that the 7 October Hamas attack resulted from ‘internal betrayal’
- 14 hours
VIDEO | Activists from People Against Genocide broke into Ultra I&C’s Hertfordshire arms facility in the UK earlier today, destroying military satellite equipment destined for Israel.
The action was timed to mark the 109th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, which paved the way for the colonization of Palestine.
- 13 hours
This was a terrorist attack on all the satellite equipment still intact across the globe, just one example of the increasing anti-satelliteism rampant in our society.
- 14 hours
❗️Israel commits nearly 6,000 violations of Gaza ‘ceasefire,’ killing 1,593 Palestinians
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Israel has committed 5,989 violations of the US-backed ceasefire in Gaza since it took effect on 11 October 2025, including 753 violations in October 2026 alone, according to Gaza’s Government Media Office.
The violations have included repeated shootings, airstrikes, home demolitions, military incursions, and arrests. During October, Israeli forces carried out 346 shooting incidents, 310 bombardments, 64 home demolitions, 21 military incursions, and 12 arrests, killing 145 Palestinians and injuring 672 others.
According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, 1,593 Palestinians have been killed and 5,748 injured since the so-called ceasefire began, while 847 bodies have been recovered. Over the past 48 hours alone, Gaza’s hospitals received 15 bodies, including 11 people newly killed, two who succumbed to their injuries, and two recovered from beneath the rubble, alongside 38 wounded Palestinians.
Gaza’s Government Media Office also reported severe Israeli restrictions on humanitarian aid and movement, with only 77,657 of the 232,800 agreed-upon trucks entering Gaza since the ceasefire began, representing just 33.3 percent of the required total. In October, only 3,777 of 18,600 agreed-upon trucks entered, including just 247 fuel trucks, while movement through the Rafah crossing reached only 19.1 percent of agreed levels.
The office condemned Israel’s continued attacks and restrictions, held Israel and its supporters, particularly the US administration, responsible, and called on international mediators to intervene, end the violations, and ensure the unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid and fuel.
