Ground Zero for World War III: Iran Puts Dimona in Its Crosshairs!

Hello everybody and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters. A single missile in a desert reactor and radioactive cloud that could drift from Jerusalem to Cairo in a matter of few hours. And Iran just threatened to make this a reality. And at the same time, Military and geopolitical analysts, expert and experts for that matter, say that Israel defenses may not be enough to stop it. And we've been seeing— so Israel so far has never officially admitted the existence of Dimona, which is the nuclear facility. The US has looked the other way. For almost 60 years. We turned a blind eye on that, but Iran just put a name to the target the world wasn't supposed to talk about. And now the secret may be the most dangerous place on Earth, because so far Iran's missiles are still coming in the air to Tel Aviv. And I'm gonna share some clips with you on updates The US and Israel are pushing. Of course, they're still hoping for regime change, and that ain't gonna happen. And Tehran just issued now this particular threat, unlike anything that we have heard in the last 75 years in the Middle East conflicts, not just between US and Iran or Israel and Iran, in the Middle East conflicts. Target Daemuna or Iran? Well, this is where the major of this particular development, why it is crucial. And I had to wait a day and a half to ensure the accuracy of the information. Let me just say off the bat, the Daemuna nuclear power plant right here has not been attacked. What has been attacked is the surrounding vicinity around it. There is a reason and justification for that. That gives me two ideas. One is that Iran has the exact coordinate as to where it wants those missiles to land. And second, that's a loud and clear message it's sending to Israel, given what's going on in Tel Aviv and with the recent bombing of last night. I'm going to show you a clip of the Haifa airport. Uh, I'm sorry, of Haifa port. And that's exactly what I'm going to be doing, the translation for you from a clip in the Arabic language. And I tried to confirm that, and I confirmed it from another network, Al Jazeera. Both these news outlets confirmed the same story. I checked even a third one, and I found information that collaborate or corroborate what was stated into this. So this is what I'm gonna be covering for you in this particular, uh, uh, analysis. This is a fast-moving and significant development, to say the least. So Iran now officially has threatened to target the Israeli nuclear site of Dimona if— this is the big condition— US and Israel really move forward with this so-called regime change. Of the Islamic Republic. I don't believe they will succeed, meaning the US and Israel. There is no way. Like I said yesterday in the livestream, when I wrote my Iran book, I had to do a deep dive into the structure of the Iranian government. 7 layers. Yeah, 7 layers for every top official. That's how this session is going to go. So if the US thinks it's just going to decapitate, let's say, the top tier of that leadership and it will be over. No, we are mistaken. And this is exactly what the Iran official news agency confirmed and citing a military official within the Iranian apparatus. And by the way, this wasn't just disclosed inside Iran. Even the Times of Israel, the Times of Israel confirmed the story. And we all know Israel has penetrated Iran when it comes down to, uh, the intelligence apparatus. I mean, Iran will have to do a major purge once the dust settles on this. You can't trust whatever. But the Times of Israel confirmed this story, and the official, the Iranian one, stated that final effective missiles will target the Dimona nuclear reactor and all regional energy infrastructure, end quote. He added, this individual who was to remain anonymous, and I quote, this is a scenario we have already prepared for, end of quote. This one was concluded or disclosed by Anadolu Agency, and I'm going to put the link for you. So this way you know the sources of where this information is coming. Now, the idea of understanding this development, you know, because here is one thing you need to understand. As of 48 hours ago, Iran has entered into deployment, uh, either Haj Qasem or Sayyidina Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam missile. This is a new types of missile. And I am waiting to confirm certain aspects before I'll do an update for you. I don't like to get ahead of myself for this. This is how I wanted to keep it for you. So what I'm gonna share with you, first of all, short clip, very short, to highlight to you what an Iranian commander has been saying. So let me share the link with you here and— or I'm sorry, yeah, share the screen rather, not the link. Then I'll do the and I'll do the translation for you. It is very short because that's not the main one I'm gonna be doing for you here. So let's take a look here. All right, the one where you're looking at, his name is Mujtaba. His name also is Mujtaba, is a military commander. And the anchor— actually, as a matter of fact, I'm gonna let you listen to it and I translate it. Basically what he said— and by the way, that's Iran representative in Egypt. I have to track— I had to track who this individual is, and he was not from Iran. It was— I mean, he's Iranian, but he was in Egypt when that statement was made. Here is what he said when the anchor asked, well, Sayyed Mujtaba, there were statements Made by an official. That's a reference to what I said earlier, suggesting that you would strike the Daymona reactor in the event of, or an attempt at, the overthrow of the regime. Does this not amount to threatening the entire region with a nuclear war? His response was, Iran will not stand idly by in the face of conspiracies. By the United States of America as well as the Israeli entity. It possesses every option. I believe what at this stage the fire remains open and everything Iran deems necessary is on the table. This is what I need you to understand. The, the words are measured. And on this, against this background, backdrop, I'm sorry, two things happened, which one I'm gonna be talking about today, the targeting of Haifa Airport, but the other one, it was the targeting of the electricity inside Israel. The city was a complete blackout. We haven't heard about it here. Of course, my country is not gonna disclose. If you only know the story of how this war started, on part of the US and how Donald Trump was played by Benjamin Netanyahu and his supporters inside. So the blame, in my opinion as an American, is not just on Israel, it's on the American officials that allow this to happen. Because you ask yourself, how come a country of 9 million people is controlling a country of 350 million? New Jersey— I mean, Israel is the size of New Jersey, and yet it has most power over Washington. That is what's important to understand. Let us move on with this. So what is the Dimona facility? A lot of people do not know about it. They might have heard about it, but, uh, rest assured, what I can share with you— of course, not the classified side, I can't Uh, what I can share with you is that the Dimona has always been one of the, the, uh, the way for Israel to use psyops regarding this particular site as the nuclear aspect. The nukes might not even be at Dimona to begin with, in addition to other types of massive destructive types of weapons, and that it's on the classified side. And I just want you to understand, to, to understand this, and I'm gonna share what is, what is, what is the Dimona, officially known as the Shimon Peres Nagav Nuclear Research Center. That is the official known about it. So, and it's commonly referred as the Dimona reactor. The facility is considered the most, some sort of important part of Israeli nuclear capabilities. The Daymona reactor, or the facility that is, entered into operation around 1963. That's how far back. Now you can think about why JFK was taken out around the same time later on, because, uh, the JFK, uh, it was one of the aspects among many, was his refusal to allow Israel to go ahead and acquire the nuclear stuff. It took him out. So, and here is one thing about the Dimona facility. It is reported of a capacity, and this is just what's reported, of about 26 megawatts. So the construction of this particular facility started in 1958, and guess who helped them secretly? Wasn't the US. The US played a role into that. But who really helped them behind the scenes secretly? It was France. Yes, France that did that. So when American officials asked about the sites, as a matter of fact, Americans didn't know, they found out later. So it was France behind the scenes that did that. So when the Americans found out about the sites, Israeli officials initially described it as a textile factory. And by 1967, Israel had assembled its first nuclear devices. So that is what— so according to the record, at least what is made public, the reactor is described as capable of producing around 9 kilograms of plutonium annually, which is a good amount to begin with, an amount considered sufficient, in my opinion, for one nuclear bomb. So plutonium reacted— or extracted, I'm sorry— from the spent fuel, is separated in specialized facilities, and later used in a nuclear warhead. That is why what I want you to understand, the demona— because the information has been over the years and decades, decades— that's why the Muslim world in the Middle East or West Asia have always been scared, and they are very like a sheep. Anyway, the Muslim world— let's not make, you know, no offense to whatever, but I state the facts. I state the facts. Is the fear that crippled those Muslim countries in the region, and Israel played on that all for the last 7 decades or so. And that is why— here is the thing— the airspace, one thing I need you to understand, as a matter of fact to my knowledge, and this is not based on classified information— usually you can draw the line between what I share with you and what could be the potential exact number, but I'll let you reach that conclusion. The exact— uh, I'm sorry, the information that is released publicly is that about that the reactor has produced about 800 kilograms of weapons-grade plutonium over 60 years of continuous operation. So I'll let you draw your own conclusion about the real number. So, and the airspace for over Dimona is permanently closed. That airspace is always closed. I mean, they have a major, uh, sort of, as one who spent time in, in the Middle East, I can tell you, but now you usually no plane will get close or whatever. But now with Iran massive missiles, It became clear that Iran has the capability to blow it up if they choose to do so. I don't think so Iran will go that far for now because they understand the reaction of— not the reaction of— from the US. No, no, no, no, no, the nuclear fallout. And as a matter of fact, I'm going to take you back to 1967. During the 1967 Six-Day War, Israeli defenses shut down one of their own fighter jets when it inadvertently flew over the facility. That's what I need you to understand. Why am I bringing this up? I am bringing this up to bring back what I shared with you yesterday. Remember when I did the, the clip and translated for you about the— as when I saw it in, in Arabic language? What I wanted to share with you, and I'm going to share the screen for one specific information only. Let me share the screen. It's just going to show you— I want to show you because I wanted to— I want you to see it with your own eyes. If you look at closely here to the dates right there before that blue line, what date is that? That's March 18, 2026. I did the video for you yesterday regarding this, which was confirmed on the day before. That is my point. I want you to understand the, the chain of events according to the dates. So when the Iranian sort of had a blackout over certain locations in Israel, and with the targeting of Haifa Airport, Haifa Port last night, that's exactly what happened. So I just wanted to put that. Now here is the thing, those devastating Iranian strikes, because it incinerated— I can't even say the word— incinerated the tanks at Haifa Port, and that it's causing damage up to my knowledge, and confirmed it, to about 26 million shekels, which is the equivalency of $2 million, which is a lot in— for Israel. So reports coming out of that particular event, which happened yesterday, March 19th, indicated that the Iranian missile strike targeted the Haifa Bay area in Israel, causing damage to oil refinery infrastructure and setting vehicles on fire. And this By the way, wasn't just according to leaked videos from Israel. The Israeli government had no other choice but to confirm it. And this is according to the Israeli officials and the media, because you can't hide. They've been trying to hide the massive destructions in Tel Aviv and Haifa and Shemesh and other parts, especially now you have two fronts, one from Hezbollah and one from Iran. We are not even talking the Houthis yet. Houthis have not even started yet. There is a reason for that, and that will be a conversation for another day. So, and this is what the attack by Iran hit the Bazan— it's called Bazan Group Oil Refineries in Haifa. That is exactly— so I'm gonna share the, the video with you and I'll do the translation for you as we have been doing for the last videos, because that's to me the best way that I am able to since. And by the way, just to let you know, I do check this, this videos. This is not a— I know someone put a, put a comment and I read it was a Dr. O does that and AI stuff. Respectfully, I disagree with you. I will not, I will not put this for our community because that's not what I do. If I am to report, I report the facts to you to the best of my abilities. I check and double-check to ensure. So let us take a listen here, and, uh, it's not that long, but it is long enough that I gotta move on, uh, on this quickly here. And once again, this is from the same outlet that I did the two previous videos called Arroya, or the vision if you are to translate it that way. All right, let's make this one, this one here, and I'm gonna start. What it's basically saying is that we can now confirm that the strategic— here is the key— the strategic vicinity of Dimona, located in the Negev deserts of southern Israel, has indeed been targeted. We can state that the red line which no one has dared to cross since 1948 has, as of tonight, been placed by Iran under the threat of direct fire. We are witnessing here a state of global panic, not merely Israeli, triggered by this violent Iranian strike which has put the entity, meaning Israel's nuclear immunity, to the ultimate test. What he's saying is that precisely, Allah, we are facing a tangible manifestation of an existential threat. In the coming hours, we shall see how the world, and Washington in particular, responds to this strike. As a result, the targeting of the area surrounding the Nagaf Nuclear Research Center, commonly known as the Dimona reactor, stands as the dominant headline this Sunday evening on March 15th. We are now on the 16th day of this open-ended confrontation. This strike constitutes the 53rd wave launched by Tehran, officially signaling that the conflict has entered a point of no return.

Field reports indicate that a barrage of long-range Iranian ballistic missiles.

To my knowledge, it was Khorramshahr-4 was used into this, has impacted the zone surrounding the nuclear complex, an event regarded as the most critical defensive breach in the history of the entity's strategic installations. Although the strike focused primarily on auxiliary facilities and external defense system systems, its political and military message arrived even before the missiles themselves. The nuclear umbrella, once considered the ultimate insurance policy, now stands exposed and targeted with unprecedented audacity. Diplomatic circles in Washington and other major capitals are currently awaiting an assessment of the damage to the reactor, a site representing the holy of holies of Israeli security doctrine. For what we are observing here, viewers, is not merely the bombardment of a military site. Rather, we are witnessing the collapse of the strategic taboos that have governed this region for 7 decades. Indeed, Raed, it appears that the umbrella of ambiguity behind which Israel has taken shelter for decades, the night, has been shattered and under the impact of Iranian explosive munitions. We are speaking of the complex that houses the very heart of the Israeli nuclear program, a nuclear reactor constructed with French assistance in the 1950s. Since that time, Israel has maintained the policy of nuclear ambiguity, neither confirming nor denying its possession of nuclear weapons. Yet, Dimona has always remained the backbone of this ambiguity. Thus, the targeting of its vicinity tonight clearly signifies the transformation of this ambiguity into an overt and direct threat. Viewers are invited to imagine the magnitude of this breach. We are, after all, speaking of the most heavily fortified complex in the world, a site encircled by a multi-layer air defense system, a strict no-fly zone, and highly sophisticated seismic and radiation monitoring equipment. Consequently, any targeting of its perimeter is not interpreted merely as a fleeting military strike but rather as the delivery of a message of a potential radiological terror. This renders the event profoundly impactful upon global public opinion and decision-making centers, institutions that now realize the rules of the game have been completely shattered and that Israel's black box now lies squarely within the line of fire.

And this, viewers, we pause to examine these images arriving from Tel Aviv.

Currently being circulated among settlers, which unequivocally depict an Iranian ballistic missile penetrating the roof of a fortified shelter, reaching deep into the subterranean inhabited zone. This development coincides with material released by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard War Media Arms, which broadcast footage documenting the launch of volleys of ballistic missiles part of the third wave, the 53rd wave of the attacks, missiles that appear to be equipped with bunker buster warheads specifically designed to neutralize subterranean targets. These images signify that, as of tonight, the very concept of security has utterly collapsed, for its reinforced concrete no longer offers protection against incoming fire. It implies that the Israeli citizen or settler is now left searching for a shelter within the shelter itself. Indeed, this transformation in the destructive capability of Iranian missiles confronts the home front with a new reality, one in which the walls of shelters no longer serve as the barrier against the fiery onslaught of this 53rd wave, which has effectively redefined what constitutes a safe zone within Israel. Returning to Daymona, we remind our viewers that tonight we are not merely discussing geographic coordinates struck by fire; rather, we are discussing the fundamental challenge to Israel's nuclear doctrine on this, on the 16th day of the confrontation. This shift of missile oper— the shift of missile operations to the vicinity of Dimona has placed the state's sovereign facilities under direct pressure. This new trajectory of open warfare signifies that Iran's target bank has bypassed traditional defensive lines, advancing to a phase of targeting strategic centers of gravity. Sites that had remained off-limits for decades. The arrival of this 53rd wave missiles at the very doorstep of the Nagav reactor imposes a new military reality, one in which the concept of fortified zones is rendered obsolete and in which the nation's nuclear core becomes an integral part of the daily equation of engagement. This development is bound to fundamentally alter the calculus of mutual deterrence in the hours ahead. Right, following the arrival of these missiles and their penetration of reinforced roofs or even the most fortified shelters, the question today is no longer simply what will Iran strike tomorrow. Rather, the true question is what remains of Israel's defenses that would allow it to claim it still possesses the means to protect its own sovereignty. And while all eyes remain fixed on the Negev Desert, the scene in the north appears, appears no less intense. Residents of the Galilee settlements endured a harrowing night beneath a barrage of missiles launched from Lebanon, an onslaught that struck the settlements of Hazor in, in, in Sislas Valley denying residents even the precious few seconds needed to reach their fortified shelters. While the leadership speaks of the lion roar, The settlers on the ground cry out in anguish, declaring that the president is a disgrace and that the state has utterly abandoned them as they cower beneath a rain of missiles that now pierce directly into their very bedrooms. Indeed, reports indicate the deployment of missiles possessing fragmentation warheads designed to maximize destructive power have inflicted severe damage upon property and residential structures. This escalation in the north, occurring simultaneously with the targeting of the area surrounding Dimona in the south, confronts the military establishment with the reality of multiple open fronts. Air defenses now find themselves stretched thin, caught between incoming ballistic missiles and suicide drones that have begun to roam the skies over Galilee, with complete impunity. This reinforces the growing conviction that field control is beginning to slip from the entity, from Israel's grasp, as we enter the 16th day. Ultimately, the Nagaf Nuclear Research Center was never merely a scientific facility. It was the very symbol upon which this entity's doctrine of survival has rested for 7 decades. Tonight, with hostilities reaching the immediate vicinity of this strategic complex, that once untouchable aura of invincibility has crumpled. We are not speaking merely of Iranian missiles striking the Negev Desert. Rather, we are speaking of the lifting of the veil, the exposure of the black box that they believed lay forever beyond reach. The bitter truth that leaders in Tel Aviv now realize is that the imuna, which once served as their protector, had itself become the primary source of their existential anxiety. Basically what she's saying, we continue to monitor the repercussions of this extraordinary night, the 16th day of the war, here with you, our viewers. Thank you for watching and until next time. My point is all this, it highlights the importance of this to understand. Of course, we're not going to see the coverage of it right here. In the US. Uh, I've been watching. There's nothing that's going to disclose, and I find it, uh, my responsibility for the community to share this specific type of information. If the truth matters to you, hit like, subscribe, and tap that bell. No spin, no agenda, just the stories they don't want you to know. Don't watch from the sideline. Be part of the movement. Your support keeps the truth alive. Thank you. Indeed. Thank you for your support, and I appreciate you subscribing so we can reach a large number of people around the world for the sake of the truth. What I'm going to do now, I'm going to share some clips. Those are brief, very brief, and do a quick conclusion for you because I want to just get to the point of all this. So the first one I'm going to share with you Let me upload it here onto the screen, and I'll share it with you here. All right, now this— I'm not playing it in its entirety because it's long. Well, I'm gonna be playing one particular clip for you to hear exactly what's been said regarding this aspect. All right, let's take a listen.

Against Iran, developments in the Middle East, developments in the Gulf, developments really across the world. Noura Odeh is southwest of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank monitoring developments in Israel. Noura, there was a strike on the Israeli city of Haifa. Do you know what was hit?

Well, Sarah, we know now after the Israeli military censor also also cleared the information that the oil refinery in the Haifa Bay was hit, as was the electricity company. There are some power outages reported in the Haifa area. The Israeli Minister of Energy has said that work to repair that damage is ongoing, and there were messages of reassurance to the public that there are no dangers of, you know, leaks, petrochemical leaks from that hit to the oil refinery. But this is a significant development, if you will, one that was considered remote even earlier on in the day when we heard from a member of the Israeli Security Cabinet who was basically mocking countries that were being targeted now by Iran and saying that basically that Israel didn't have oil resources and gas resources to speak of and that Iran wasn't targeting them. Haifa port is very strategic for Israel. It is home to Israel's navy, to the submarine, nuclear submarines, to the oil refineries and the petrochemicals. And now it has been hit. It is not clear whether this was a shrapnel, an interceptor shrapnel, or Iranian missile shrapnel, but the damage is unmistakable.

Okay, I'm going to stop right there because I just wanted to do this briefly. And speaking of that, That brings me to one particular event that took place in Qatar when one of the gas facilities been, been, been targeted. Uh, I, I checked that the targeting was not by Iran. It was not Iran. I repeat this, it was not Iran that targeted the, the, uh, uh, energy or gas facilities. I found out that it was Israel. That's what I mean. It just I can see the logic for something like that one, and the same arguments can be made about what is going on right here. So now let me play another clip here for you, and this one also is very, very short. Then we'll go from there before I'll do my conclusion for you. Now this clip that I'm going to share with you, I, I couldn't find— and I'll, I'll disclose it— couldn't find exactly if this one pertained to the Haifa attack Or it was something else, but I wanted to share it with you just for you to see. And of course, you reach your own conclusion on this, and this only for the sake of transparency, no more, no less. And it says right there in Arabic, Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv being hit by, uh, by a missile. All right, I'm gonna stop it right there because I just want to show you a few things. And once again, is the idea that certain clips have been coming from within Israel. Remember, people inside Israel are now getting very pissed. It's because, I mean, let's not, you know, let's not get emotional on this stuff. It's the government. Now they're dragging the people who really want no war of this. They don't want any war with Iran. And like for us here in the US, we're saying that the reports that's been circulating inside the government oh, they're gonna attack the US. And no, it was no indications from an intelligence perspective that Iran had any intentions whatsoever to attack the homeland. We fabricated the stories like we did in, uh, in, in the Iraq War back in 2003. And the last one I want to share with you is this clip here. And, uh, once again, I just want to highlight few things for you to see. And this one, uh, this particular, uh, this particular clip here pertains to the attack on Haifa port. I want to bring you— by the way, I give credit to the previous, uh, clip to Al Ro'ya, and the second clip I give credit to Al Jazeera, and this one here I give credit credit to Vortex. That's their clip, and I wanted to share it with you. Take a listen here, please.

9 times in a single day, missiles— Iran hits Haifa's oil refinery. 9 times in a single day, missiles rained on northern Israel. Pipelines struck, power out across entire suburbs, warnings of dangerous substance leaks. Iran's foreign minister says it plainly: zero restraint if our infrastructure is touched again. Israel had already touched it. The war for oil and gas has a new front, and it runs straight through Haifa Bay.

Okay, I'm gonna stop this because it has the, the soundtrack. I don't like to play this, but to highlight to you once again the idea that the United States told Israel, do not attack the energy facilities and so forth. And what did Israel do? They went ahead and attacked. And that tells you right there the story about who's really in charge here. So it's, it's sad that, you know, some of us, we're talking about what's pragmatic here. What's pragmatic here? That's all it is. Now, what, what would this strike mean on, on, on, on Daymuna? Hypothetically, if we are to go forward, if we are to move forward with this question, because it's worth The building, the Daimona, let me share the picture once again just to put it in perspective here. The picture sits about 25 kilometers from the Jordanian border, 75 kilometers from Egypt, and 85 kilometers from Jerusalem. Meaning what? It means that hypothetically, if it is struck, which I don't foresee at this time, if it is struck, The radiological release will not be contained to Israel alone and could be regional catastrophe. Although strikes can be set back a nuclear program and destroy the key infrastructures, the military force cannot eliminate sort of what might happen next. And this is why we are thinking about, oh, we're going to send our Marines. Yeah, President, you sending them to their grave. Basically, that's what you are doing. So the bottom line is that the threat that Iran issued is being taken seriously, because now we learned Iran is not bluffing. And they have no reason to just bluff, because gloves are off once you start decapitating, especially with assassinating the Supreme Leader. Why would you do that? And that is one of the thinks that the Israelis, at least to those of us who have worked some, some side, side by side, the Israelis tends to go on their own because their targets are different from ours. Their plan is different from ours. And what do you think if they are thinking we are in this partnership? How can you say that? How can you even think that when you are operating on some different capacity that has nothing to do with our interest? Basically, they were able to manipulate Donald Trump into going to a war, and now it's too late, too late. In any way you look at it, Iran is not backing down, and the US will not be able to sustain this for a long, long time unless the nuclear option is used. And if the nuclear option is used, you have two countries already warned the US. China, which I will be talking about this on March 23rd with Dr. Warwick Powell. We're gonna be talking about this. So China issued a warning and the Russians also issued a warning regarding this particular targeting of the energy sectors. So the bottom line to all this, the threat is, as I said, is being taken seriously. Iran has never before explicitly named Daimona as a target. I mean, to my knowledge, and again, I did the research on the country, I wrote a book about Iran, and I never— I mentioned the Daimona in the book, but not within the context of being targeted, because I've always think of it that is off-limits. Well, no more. That's why I said Iran never named Daimona as a target, but it appears designed now as a deterrent against regime change operations. So the combination of weakened sort of air defense systems from Israeli now, no, even the US had to move the THAAD systems into, which creates other problems for us. And with Israeli imperfect now, because it's becoming clear, imperfect air defense systems means that the risk, however low, it's, it's shrinking and it's getting closer. So the key that I want to leave you with is that the geopolitical stakes of even an attempted strike on Dimona will be extraordinarily high. So, because to Iranians, if I am to, uh, uh, uh, put myself in their shoes with their mindset thinking, the threat remains a core component of its, of Iran's deterrent strategy. But that doesn't mean they're just threatening or bluffing. They will go with it if Israel and the US, especially Israel, the US now found out, you know, this is not a real, this is not a government you can just bully or intimidate. This is why we don't understand the history of, uh, uh, of, uh, as I wrote a chapter about the history of the Persian Empire, to understand the longest ever in the region, powerful at a time, and still now they proved it. So the immense defense capabilities protecting this facility in Dimona has proved now challenging. Because in my opinion, the direct threat highlights the severe volatility now of the ongoing West Asia or Middle East conflict. That's the only way I see it. So I hope some cool heads will prevail. But again, how can we expect that when our government is being just dragged into a war that is not ours? And the Americans are starting to pay the price for it. Gas prices is already going up. So before I forget, and I'm done here, guys, that's my analysis here. Last time when I did live stream, I, uh, I kind of overlooked to say thank you to Noel for, for getting me super sticker. My sincere apology, Noel, for overlooking that because I was like, I, I was— I had so much in my mind. So I want to say thank you once again, and this time around I'm gonna be doing this from now on. I'm gonna be sharing the, the, uh, like I always do. Uh, let me share the screen here. Uh, F.U., thank you so much for your continued support for the channel and the content of it. I am very, very grateful to you for your generosity. Uh, Wilson, I want, I want to say thank you for your, uh, super sticker here in support of the channel. I'm very, very grateful. I have you, the community. I don't have sponsors because I don't want any strings attached. If anybody wants to— company wants to sponsor the, the channel, by no means. But I made it clear from the get-go, I will not— there will be no strings attached. So if you want to sponsor the channel, I will be grateful. So, but for now, I have you, the community. Army with Harmony, I want to say thank you for your continued support of the channel. I am very, very grateful to you. You wrote, they are willing to fight to the last, Americans. I agree with you. Once again, as one who wrote a book about Iran, I did the research and I went back. I went back all the way in its history of the Persian, you know, it just— if what I found is there is no way. And what makes us think What makes us think the same mistake we made in Afghanistan? I always argued and still argue today, no empire throughout, from even Alexander the Great himself, couldn't conquer Afghanistan. What makes us think that we're gonna just have some F-18 flying or F-16, what have you, and we're gonna intimidate them with the bunker and all that stuff and they're gonna cave in? You know, my first time I arrived there in 2002, I was like, Do you guys know there is no way of defeating the Afghan? Oh, Mr. O, it's going to be quicker. I said, you guys have no idea about the history of this part of the world. The Brits couldn't do it. Alexander couldn't do it. The Soviet Union couldn't do it. What makes you think that we can? Didn't you see what happened in Iraq? We couldn't defeat after wasting trillions of dollars. And now we think we're gonna do this with Iran? And Iran is no match to any force inside West Asia. I'm telling you this based on my knowledge from a military perspective. It's just the way I see it. So I want to say thank you. Remember, please, before I'll do this, remember to join me tomorrow for my conversation with Jayant Bhandari. We're gonna be talking about India betrayal of Iran. I have a lot of stuff to share with you about this particular topic, and I look forward to tomorrow with Jayant Bhandari. I will not trust India no matter what they say, no matter what they do. And as a matter of fact, tomorrow— well, I don't want to get ahead of myself here— I'll bring up some key points for you to understand the big picture as to why India went ahead and provided the coordinates to the US to torpedo the Iranian naval assets. What a shame on corrupted Modi. What a shame. What a shame. But anyway, I'll be doing it tomorrow. I don't know if I'm going to do livestream for you tomorrow, but most likely I won't because I want to work on the stories for Monday to verify a certain aspect. Uh, with that said, if you feel comfortable enough to support the channel, I will be very grateful. Here is the link for it. You know the type of analysis you are getting here. This is not on the top of my head. I'll go and do the research for you because I want you to be well armed with information. So this way, if you ever get involved in a conversation, you speak with substance, you speak with conviction. You speak, you speak with intellectual curiosity. You are not just saying whatever or sort of regurgitate or repeating what the media headlines is. No, no, you are speaking with conviction, intellectually speaking. And that is the time that I spent into providing you this. And here is the link should you decide to do that. Before I forget, also Be on the lookout on Sunday. I'm gonna release an analysis for you. I already released it to the members because I gotta do something for the members. I'm sure you guys understand those members have been supporting the channel from since the beginning, so I gotta do something for them. Uh, but the video is gonna be coming out on, uh, on Sunday. Uh, the Gulf States looks like they are pulling the plug on the US. And what basically comes with it is devastation for the economy here in the US because we live on credit. We are living on credit. So there are two other analyses I'm going to be working on as I move forward, and I will let you know in due time. As always, remember, geopolitics impacts your daily life in more ways than one. Till next time, bye-bye.