The Dangerous Weapon Iran is Using to Stop a U.S. Invasion

Hello everybody and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters. Just imagine this, uh, 1,200 ballistic missiles, 4,000 drones, all of them launched since, uh, sort of in a single month since we started the war. So of course we are entering now the second war of the US-Israel-Iran war. Now what you have, you have the IRGC has just unleashed now its last wave of 88th of True Promise 4, sort of the wave that they decide to launch on both Israel and the US. And for the first time, this is the first time, they aren't just— meaning IRGC— they aren't just targeting some sort of ships, buildings, military sites, and what have you. They are aiming directly at the US Marine Infantry Centers. Let that sink in. Is the US defense shield finally breaking? Because that's basically what it amounts to. So this is what we're going to be looking, uh, at in this live stream here, along with the leaked footage that came out about the latest strike on the Persian Gulf. And in addition to that, I'll play, uh, two clips for you. I'll do the translation, they're short. One of them is long, but I decided— I watched it last night, uh, and verified the accuracy of its information, and I decided to do just a very short two clips from the beginning and one towards the end. Then I'll share with you my brief analysis and provide a conclusion about all this and move forward. Now, when we think in terms of what is Iran preparing now, because it became clear And especially now, there is a new information just came up this morning, which I will do a live stream for you about it tomorrow. And this has to do with the, uh, Mujtaba Khamenei. And the idea is, I'll show you a clip if I get to it here, uh, the idea is to highlight to you now which direction this is going. Forget about negotiations with American. Now the Americans wants to negotiate with the Iranians. But at the same time, that trust is— has been broken since Iran has been tricked twice. And that's big question is what's next, what lies ahead. The, the big thing that I see, which we will get into this at some point, is what the GCC countries are going to do now that they are basically stuck. Now the idea of what Iran is going to be deploying specifically with certain surprises. Uh, it's gonna be, be very, very interesting to see these dynamics as we have now the US Marines preparing for a landing in Kharkiv Island, but they are heading into death trap. This is basically what— shame on those generals that they are pushing their soldiers to death for that. I understand the military, you fight whatever, but you fight for the right reasons. You know, it was, it was unjust to begin this war to begin with. It's illegal and it's not our war. So the general should have the gut to step forward and say to Donald Trump, yeah, he's the commander-in-chief, but this is unlawful order. Simple as that. Beside all this, we are focusing on exactly what Iran is planning to do. Well, here is what the thing is, is that Iran has just revealed now a dangerous new weapon specifically designed not to cause harm, to wipe out amphibious assaults before they even hit the sand. And what are we looking at? We're looking at a cluster warhead from Qiam missile, and I'm going to show you a picture of it right there. This is Qiam missile. And this is just one among other stuff that Iran is already preparing. This is the image of Qiam, and don't confuse this with Khorramshahr because Khorramshahr is also going to be deployed into this, but most likely is this one here. Why, you may ask? It's because this one is for short range. Khorramshahr is for long distances. In addition to that, Iran is preparing invisible coastal mines. Why is this important to understand? The invisible coastal mines— you have to go back to the era of the, the, the Nazi Germany. Germany was doing this in certain beaches. They put the invisible mines there, and the soldiers will watch that from a distance. Iran is doing the same tactics they are embarking on. And this is again where you start to realize this, literally this, uh, uh, I will use the term lethal sort of technology that Iran is deploying now because it's gonna turn the tide, especially now with this wave of, uh, 88 that they have launched. At the same time, an Israeli vessel has been struck, and the US early warning radar in Bahrain have gone dark. And this is again the information that the media— shame on the media, and I'll say it out loud, not all of them, of course, I shall not generalize, but shame on them for not bringing the true information and let people, let us decide for ourselves, but bring the information. If you're calling this is an objective journalism, where are you? So the Israeli vessel has been struck. And I'm going to show you the footage and I'll do the translation for you about this one. And as I said, the Bahraini, uh, the radar, US early warning radars in Bahrain. Well, Bahrain is allowing US troops presence there. Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Jordan. Even Jordan. As a matter of fact, one of the US radars has been hit in Jordan. So why the heck Jordan? And where is this king of Jordan that there is like the defender of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and all that. It's all about hypes. Yeah, the King of Jordan is, it's a joke basically. And the question that we are to ask now is, the question isn't if the conflict is escalating or will escalate, it already is. But it's also the other part of the question that we are not asking for now, meaning we the pathetic politicians in Washington is that this is a— whether it's a full-scale naval war has already begun. And when you consider one of the tactics Iran is going to be using, is going to be using what they call the midget subs. I have a picture for you here, right here. Very small, tiny, but you will wreak havoc. As a matter of fact, the control— and I use the term carefully— the control of the Strait of Hormuz. Strait of Hormuz is not closed. 100%. It is close to the US, to Israel, and to any other country supporting the US, like United Arab Emirates, like Qatar, like, which are, you know, this the one allowing their territories from where the missiles are launched, are being launched to attack Iran. So they are legitimate targets. But I use the term control. Why? Because this, this Mijid Sabs are really very effective now in controlling the Strait of Hormuz. And remember the big picture of all this. It has to do about the control of oil, and Iran is coming up ahead. Iran has the upper hand regarding this dynamics here. And this is why when the IRGC announced the targeting of the vessel, and the, uh, it kind of highlights where things are. So, so I'm gonna go ahead and play the clip for you. As I said, it's long, but I'm only gonna play a certain— I, I looked at it in its entire entirety, and, uh, I, I wouldn't know where to stop when we get to that particular point. And before I'll do this, I give credit to Al Arabi Akhbar, or the news, the Arabic news, or Arabic TV. This is where that information is coming from. All right, let's take a listen here to the translation, and I'll, as I said, I will keep an eye on to exactly— I'm not going to play it in its entirety. Uh, what he's saying is that I refer to the statement issued by the IRGC a short while ago, which falls within the 88th wave of Operation True Promise 4. This operation, or rather these statements, focused on the missile salvos and maneuvers being conducted by the IRGC Navy. The statements asserts that utilizing ballistic missiles and drones, an Israeli container ship located in the Gulf waters was targeted. Additionally, the U.S. Navy installation situated on the coast of the United Arab Emirates, specifically outside established military bases, was targeted. According to the statement, a counter-drone system, part of the US Fifth Fleet's assets in Bahrain, was also targeted, as were two radar systems at Ahmad al-Jaber Air Base. The IRGC statement declared that these strikes continue, constitute part of the 88th wave, further emphasizing that the IRGC Navy maintains control over and exercises authority within the Strait of Hormuz. This development coincides with intensified preparation within the Iranian Parliament to debate a draft law concerning the regulation of the Strait of Hormuz. The bill has been referred to the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, where various details pertaining to the multifaceted dimensions of the straits are currently under review. Mokhtalifa fi mu'adam aw fi al-adeed min al-muhafadat al-Iraniyya rubama al-shadd, al-fijar al-shadd wa ka pi asfahan wa hawa astahdafa li mustaudali al-dakhira bi hasabma awradat wasa'ala lam amerikiyya, tamma astahdafuhu bi tanabal khariq al-tahsinar ka madakarti fi siyyah al-akhbar. Aidan idafatan ila dalika anahu naka astahdafat mokhtalifa fi Tabriz wa fi Hormuzgan, As for the Israeli and American strikes targeting Iran, from midnight last night, which is the night before by the way, throughout this morning, and indeed up to this very moment, various targets have been struck across numerous Iranian provinces. Perhaps the most intense incident, the most powerful explosion occurred in Isfahan, where an ammo— an ammunition depot was targeted. According to the reports from the US media outlets, as you also noted in your news coverage, this facility was struck using bunker buster bombs. Furthermore, various strikes were reported in Tabriz and Hormuzgan province in southern Iran, specifically in the Sirrik region. Incoming imagery suggests that a military base or barracks was targeted. Strike were also— strikes were also reported in Bushehr, another province in southern Iran. Industrial facilities were targeted. Strikes also occurred in Yazd and Shiraz. Furthermore, targets were struck in Zanjan, resulting in the damage of the city main Hosseiniyah in the Iranian capital. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to move this, uh, Hold on, let me— pardon me here. Okay, let me move this, uh, to where I have, uh, because we're not gonna listen, uh, to it and to these clips in its entirety. So I'm gonna just, uh, scroll it all the way to the 7th, uh, minute. I believe I put the timestamp for it to make sure we have exactly what we need. 725. And I listen to it for the accuracy of the information, just to make sure. All right, let's take a listen here. Okay, here we go. Abbas Arakchi, the Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister— Abbas Arakchi, the Foreign Minister, spoke specifically regarding Saudi Arabia, describing it as a neighboring and sister nation to Iran. However, This remark coincided with Iranian armed forces targeting US bases, specifically the Prince Sultan Air Base within Saudi Arabia. He declared that the time has come to expel US forces from the region. These comments were made in post on X platform. Uh, also notable among the political statements is the communiqué issued shortly after midnight by Ismail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force within the Iranian IRGC. In it, he spoke at length about Yemen, the Houthi Ansarullah movement, their involvement in the current conflict, and the role they are playing. For the first time, he indicated that the US aircraft carrier Gerald Ford was taken out of service as a direct result of actions undertaken by the Houthis. This constitutes the most prominent political statements issued in support of the ongoing situation regarding the Iranian response to Israeli and American military operations in Iran. And, and, and as you, you saw the pictures for, uh, uh, these statements highlight really what's going on as far as what some media is not reporting. One thing that I want to address with you has to do with the statement by Irakshi regarding Saudi Arabia. It is Saudi Arabia that allowing the base in, in, uh, Sultan Bandar, Sultan Bandar, uh, the air base, uh, let me see where, uh, and, uh, yeah, Prince Sultan Air Base, where the most certain Not all, but certain, uh, uh, attacks on Iran are coming from that base. And that is why it becomes— makes common sense. You will think that the GCC countries will just think rationally and logically: remove the US bases from your, your, your country, Iran will not attack you. Because Iran is not interested in that. Iran is attacking the infrastructure, meaning the US bases on that aspect of this. So I wanted to do this first. Second thing I want to share with you is something that I shared with you yesterday, but, uh, and I told the reason I share certain things, but I confirm it turns out to be that the, the, the picture that I shared with you was not— it was an AI-generated. Let me just make that clear because I need you to understand. I, I double-checked and found out that this pertains to some other events completely different, has to do with that. On the other hand, you need to understand this war is also an information war. This is why the media here is not reporting the facts. So you end up seeing certain, uh, aspects. For me personally, and for the sake of our community, I will post something, and if I suspect that is not real, I will go check it out and report it back to you. So the picture here that you are looking for, the, uh, US soldiers being detained, it is not. It's AI-generated. I just want to put that, uh, on the record here, uh, as I move forward now. And this is again where this information regarding the accuracy of the information is very, very important. And I'm doing my best to provide you, uh, uh, I, I check and I double-check And, and that's all I can do at this point here. 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. Okay, next video, uh, next clip. I'm sorry, the next clip I'm going to— it's very short. I just need you to understand what Iran is preparing regarding this aspect. So let's take a listen here, and we'll, uh, I'm gonna start it from the beginning here, then, then, then we'll go. All right, let's take a listen. Let me extend this one. Amidst the rapidly escalating tensions gripping the Middle East and the growing threats of a direct military confrontation, questions are emerging regarding the capacity of Iran's geography and the military apparatus of the IRGC to withstand scenarios involving a ground invasion. In its combat doctrine, Tehran relies not merely on a parity of conventional forces; rather, it established a complex defensive strategy known as "deep defense." This strategy consists of 8 interlocking layers extending from its territorial waters to the peaks of its rugged mountain ranges. A report published by the Russian newspaper Pravda unveiled this innovative Iranian defensive strategy comprising 8 distinct security and military layers designed specifically to counter any potential ground invasion as well as any air or amphibious landing operations led by the United States. The news report or the newspaper noted that this strategy hinges upon unprecedented and close coordination between the IRGC and the regular Iranian Army. The initial defensive lines are tasked with engaging hostile landing parties, utilizing elite units and specialized naval and air forces stationed on islands and along coastal fronts. These forces are specifically equipped to intercept helicopters and neutralize Delta units before they can penetrate inland. Furthermore, Tehran relies heavily on shooting down massive military transport aircraft, including Osprey, which is a Teltar aircraft, before they reach their intended targets, employing mobile air defense systems such as the, uh, the Khordad-3 and Majid. This effort is coupled with the activation of electronic warfare assets designed to disrupt GPS navigation and satellite communications, thereby stripping the attacking forces of their tactical advantage regarding coordination and precision strike. On the other hand, a former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Middle East Affairs warned that any potential U.S. ground operations in Iran however limited in scope, would entail significant risks and might ultimately fail to achieve its objectives, emphasizing that its success will remain contingent upon a complex interplay of political and battlefield factors. For, uh, foremost among these measures is the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. According to experts, Iran's defensive strategy does not rely solely on technological superiority. Rather, it is, uh, hold on a second, yeah, sorry, rather it is fundamentally anchored in the engineering of geography. And human resources. The 8th layer of defense Iran has prepared, ranging from naval mines to a defensive mosaic and the mobilization of 1 million combatants, aimed at their core to transform any ground invasion from a swift, decisive battle into an open war of attrition, one whose human and political cost conventional armies will be unable to bear. And that makes perfect sense for where this is going. And by the way, I give credit for this clip to Attaieer, which is a translation to a change. Kanat Attaieer, it's a change channel. That's what I need to give credit to. Once again, why is this important? Because you have to understand where the dynamics are moving forward. And this coincided with a statement by none other than the head of the, uh, the head of the— I'm gonna, I'm gonna share the, the pic, uh, the screen with you. And it's, it's very— it's just a, just a post, but I'm not gonna play it because it's, uh, it's just sound music. Basically what it says right there on that screen, it says This is from the head of the Iranian army. We are giving 24 hours to all people of Tel Aviv to leave immediately before it's too late, because after 24 hours from this issue, from this statement or warning, Tel Aviv will become an area that is uninhabitable and sort of not secure. Which means it will be uninhabitable. We will hit with the Iranian anger, the final Iranian anger. This is not a threat, but it's reality. And the next coming days it's going to prove it. There's very chilling, uh, you know, I, I've learned now over throughout the years that the IRGC elements, you know, sometimes they might be at odds with the previous leadership or they might have to sort of negotiate with the late Ali Khamenei, but I learned one thing, that they don't bluff. If they are Ishion. This is not about scare or psychological warfare. No, no, it's because we are not seeing the images how Tel Aviv has become. And, and I kid you not, if I put the pictures of Gaza on one end and pictures of Tel Aviv on one another end and not put any name whatsoever and I tell you which one is which, you will say they are the same location, meaning a reference to to, to Gaza, basically. But it's not, it's Tel Aviv. And that is the reason why. Uh, now with this comes also another important statement that comes, which I found very, very timely. Why now? It's remained to be— I, I don't know. I'm, I'm gonna keep an eye, uh, on this as we move forward. What I'm gonna share with you right here is— has to do with China. Why China? China has leaked what is happening in US bases in Jordan. Remember earlier I told you one of the radars in the US has been targeted? So in Jordan and the Gulf, which is truly dangerous and terrifying at the same time. And this is what Al Jazeera, the networks that you are familiar with, and some other Arab and Hebrew channels Even Al Jazeera itself sometimes is keeping information because where is Al Jazeera located? Does anybody know which country Al Jazeera, its headquarter? Let me see in the chat box if you know. Type in, in the chat box if, if you happen to know. Let me see if, uh, so even Al Jazeera itself, uh, Qatar, foremost home You, you are— you guys are right, it's in Qatar. So what Qatar has in common with the US, you all know what it means. And this is why the— I believe that if the China's images, because they are from Beidou, it's not GPS, and it's showing these clips as to exactly what is going on, uh, and I'm going to be presenting it to you and I'll let you decide for yourself. Take a look here at the clip. Okay, I'll share it here, and let me make it bigger for you to see. What's happening? Oh my God, get cover! They're everywhere! Get down! Close, close! Once again, let's take a look. Oh my God, get down! And once again, this is not a drill. I, I was aware of that location in Jordan has been hit. And again, because the media is not disclosing, and, and that's the, uh, that's my point of what, why am I doing what I'm doing here. There is another development, it just came to my knowledge this morning, and I wanted to share it with you first. Then what I'm gonna do, I probably will have, uh, Larry Johnson here. I'm gonna reach out to him at some point and share this particular, because I want to have his insights into all this. What this one has to do, it has to do with Russia. Moscow has officially now confirmed the deployment of 6 submarines, including 2 nuclear ones, near the Strait of Hormuz for a discrete mission to protect Iranian infrastructure, according to the reports. And their primary role is to prevent the United States and Israel from really entering the straits or approaching the Iranian coast. Once again, I'll share it with you and you'll be— you decide for yourself. And again, I'm going to have, as I said, I'm going to reach out to Larry, see what his schedule is and have him here. And that's exactly now where you are realizing that Donald Trump didn't think this through. Really, he didn't. And it becomes clear that has been pushed into something he has now no control over. And as a matter of fact, it's Iran that is going to be deciding as to how this is moving forward. And when you think— and I'm going to just provide you briefly my own insights about these developments, uh, as of the development that took place from March 31st, which was yesterday. Because what happened yesterday, and that's why that clip that I translated for you took place on the same day. Because IRGC now has escalated the regional military campaign, and this is what that transition into the 88th wave of the operation through Promise IV is all about. Because this operation marks now a significant intensification of hostilities, hostilities directed, sort of categorized or characterized by direct strikes on high-profile maritime and ground bases assets, including that clip you saw from Jordan. That was the targeting of the US radar there. And this— here is the thing, here is what this operation features: coordinated strikes aimed at both Israel and the American interest in the Persian Gulf regions. First of all, you have the Israeli maritime assets that been targeted by IRGC ballistic missiles. And what did, what they do? They hit, meaning IRGC, the ballistic missile hits a container ship in the central waters of the Persian Gulf. Second thing has to do with US infantry centers, which been, I reported on this earlier, except that the arrest of those US soldiers is not accurate. That's an AI-generated one. But the attack on the infantry did happen indeed. Iranian drones, that's through drones. This is one of the challenges both the US and Israel is going to have. Beside the missiles, it's going to be the drones that the US will have no— no country in the region will have any capacity to deal with. Because Iran has built thousands and thousands of those drones, they will swarm whatever location. And that's why the IRGC targeted the US Marine positions and infantry centers, specifically those located off the coast of United Arab Emirates. And this is why people in the Gulf, the Muslim people in those countries, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, They ought to ask themselves the question: why are our leaders fighting another war that is not ours? And on whose behalf they are fighting? And on whose behalf they are allowing the American bases? Because now, uh, the genie came out of the box. The Gulf States proved— GCC proved— that they are irrelevant. Just because of their money. But they are irrelevant when you are facing death. Money will be useless. This is what they are analyzing, because they are not going to be able to stop something like this. Those are the Ansarullah or Houthis, you know, launching at this. They're, they're not gonna— this— as long as US military forces are on these territories, they are a legitimate target. And what the Iranian— the IRGC did also, the surveillance infrastructure, the targeting it that way, because the operation that the IRGC conducted destroyed two early radar, uh, systems. And where were they? One was Al-Jaber Al-Ahmad base, and the other facilities within Bahrain aimed at degrading the regional air defense and anti-drone capabilities. And the other one was in Jordan. And this is why I am, I'm saying here, Iran now is going to deploy, is going to be deploying the most dangerous weapon and defensive operations. It's well coordinated, well coordinated. And that's the counter potential to US military landing, particularly on strategic territories like, uh, Kharaj or Karg Island. I don't know if I still have the map on it. Yes, right here, Karg Island or Kharaj Island. No, Iran is deploying this now multi-layer defense strategy featuring advanced— and really, some to the point of some have categorized it as controversial weaponry. Well, it's a war, what do you expect? Look what we've been using And this is again these double standards of the West. Like, who are you to dictate which country have nukes or not? Well, if you are to do that, start with yourself. But here is what I want— the whole notion of this live stream, but I wanted to talk to you about the specific weapons. We have about 2 or 3. The first one has to do with the cluster warhead missiles. And this where Iran now is introducing Qiam and Khoramshahr-4 missiles. And those equipped— Khoramshahr has been used before and the massive devastation it caused inside Israel— equipped with cluster warheads. These weapons, what happened when you launch them? They release dozens of submunitions to overwhelm air defense systems like the Iron Dome, making them highly effective against concentrated ground forces. This is why Iran now, and I see it with absolute conviction based on the evidence and what I've been reading, is that Iran has, has now the upper hand regarding the, the, the access into Israel airspace. No location inside Israel is off-limits to Iranian long-range missiles. I see it, uh, with, with a, with complete conviction, because again, the evidence and the information that I've been reading and so forth confirm this to me, that the, the defense system— this is Khorramshahr-4— the defense systems that, uh, Iran— and now you have to add Houthis or Ansarullah to the equation. Ansarullah do have ballistic missiles as well. Then you have to add Hezbollah to the equation. This is, uh, this is Qiam. That's the one I'm, I'm talking about that Iran is deploying. Second thing is the coastal traps and, and mines that Iran is using. So here is what's going on. There are reports, intelligence reports, right here in Washington, those that they got declassified. Of course, in intelligence, it's going to be just for, for based on a no, based on a need-to-know basis. The, this reports indicate that Iran has heavily mined shoreline and laid complex anti-personnel, anti-armor booby traps. Why? To deter amphibious landing by U.S. Marines. And this is again where I say shame on the US generals that they have copy of those reports. They know, and yet they are sending their soldiers. A good officer will not put his soldiers, uh, to the front without being himself or herself at the forefront. And like I say, those politicians that scream bloody loud about fighting Iran, why don't you go? Why don't you send your your, your kids to fight. And sometimes a general have the right to disobey an unlawful order, because what Donald Trump is asking is unlawful, because the war in itself, first of all, is not our war, and second, is unjustified and illegal. This is what is called in the IR, in international relations, the just war theory. Because the war is basically on behalf of Israel, not ours. And the third element, before I'll do the conclusion for you here, this has to do with Iran deploying mobile defense systems. What am I referring to here? I am referring to shoulder-fire surface-to-air missile. It's known also as MANPADS. That's what exactly Iran is already have this in place. And the, the loitering munition have been moved to key coastal areas to target any approaching aircraft or landing craft. Because remember, look, look at the map here. All these coastal areas, it's being covered from, from this part. So where is, where is the US going to come from? Are they going to fly from Qatar? If they're going to fly from Qatar, that means that Al Udeid base, which by the way is destroyed to my knowledge— it still exists but is destroyed— Iran can, can launch longer range missiles. Bahrain, Iran can attack the Fifth Fleet hub in, in Bahrain. In Kuwait, there we have a lot of presence there. And of course, if you move, uh, to the other side of the, of You're looking at Jordan. It is Jordan right here. That's within range to Iran. When you look at Iran's missiles, look at the trajectory of these missiles, the Iranian ballistic missiles. Within reach to every location. And they did warn about it back then. We just didn't believe what the Iranians were saying. And here's the thing, what I want to— what I want you to get out of this is that this sustained campaign by Iran has placed now immense strain on regional defense systems, not on Iran. Iran still have underground, buried somewhere, thousands of missiles, thousands of rockets, thousands of drones. Wow, that's the same siren like we used to hear in Tel Aviv. Very interesting. Uh, with the reports indicating that nearly 1,200 ballistic missiles and 4,000 drones have been launched since February 28th of this year when the war started. That means if Iran was able to launch this many, do you think they don't have like 3 or 4 or 5 or even 10 times this amount? Even when we used to talk about, uh, when Israel said, whoa, wait, we destroyed Hezbollah. But, and I remember on the record I mentioned that Hezbollah, to my knowledge, has over 130,000— 130,000 between rockets, missiles, and what have you. So here is my conclusion for you. The 88th wave of Operation True Promise 4 is unfolding as we speak. It is clear that we have moved now past a simple posturing, that, that we're moving into the next phase. There are so many phases of this, and I'm not going to overwhelm you with information. Maybe I'll do one day a video specifically about the phases of this war. And what Iran is doing by simultaneously striking Israeli vessels, targeting US Marine centers, By doing this, the IRGC now is testing the limits of Western regional defenses, and they are finding out they won't stand a chance. So the real story is the shift in Iran defensive strategy with the deployment now of the cluster warheads missiles and advanced coastal traps. They aren't just trying to deter an attack. No, no, no, no, no, no, we beyond that. We beyond that. Iran is actively preparing for a high, high, uh, contact with, with, with the US and Israel. I don't know if Israel is going to be fighting there because it will be the American soldiers. That's another, uh, that's another, uh, no-no. But again, we fighting a war that is not ours, and where are we going to be looking at is the high casualty that's going to be happening because Iran already placed the anti-landing weapons there. So whether these dangerous weapons can truly stop the US amphibious assault remains to be seen. April 6th is around the corner, but at least the stakes in the Persian Gulf have never been higher like it is right now. And that is exactly where you are, where we are right now, because now tanks has moved in. Uh, uh, so what do you think? Do you think the US— and here is my question for you, and please just leave me a comment later on if you feel like it— do you think the US and Israel will launch a direct counteroffensive after the strikes on the Marines and maritime shipping Or will they continue to rely on defensive systems? So make sure to drop me your thoughts below in the, in the, in the comment section when you get a chance to do so. I really like to read your comments. So, uh, tomorrow I'm gonna be talking to you about the announcement, as I mentioned earlier, uh, that comes directly from Mojtaba Khamenei or through his spokesperson And let me just give you an idea what I'm going to be covering. Iran announces officially the stance of the new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, on negotiations and military options in the war. So don't miss this livestream tomorrow because it's going to be very, very interesting. I will also, within that, I'm going to share a clip with you because I confirmed that info, has to do with how Iran struck Israel's chemical plant with hypersonic missiles. Once again, it's not been reported in details, and this is exactly what I'm going to be covering for you tomorrow. I really thank you for being here. Truly appreciate you staying with me till the end here, your support, your kind words. Mean a lot. And again, we are in this together, and that is my obligation and my responsibility towards you, that I will do my best to provide you accurate information to the best of my abilities. So let me quickly say thank you to, uh, uh, Musara Tarmad. Thank you for becoming a channel member, truly appreciate you. 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