#waroniran — Public Fediverse posts
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All flights by Iranian Mahan airline to Turkey and Oman haa been postponed due to new sanctions and blockade by the united states.
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https://www.europesays.com/people/230537/ Iran slams German Chancellor Merz hypocrisy #EsmaeilBaghaeiHamaneh #FriedrichMerz #GermanChancellor #Germany #Merz #WarOnIran
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Iran War Has the U.S. Military on the Brink of a “Breakdown”
By Nick Turse
https://theintercept.com/2026/09/15/iran-war-us-military-bases/
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Iran War Has the U.S. Military on the Brink of a “Breakdown”
By Nick Turse
https://theintercept.com/2026/09/15/iran-war-us-military-bases/
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Iran War Has the U.S. Military on the Brink of a “Breakdown”
By Nick Turse
https://theintercept.com/2026/09/15/iran-war-us-military-bases/
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Iran War Has the U.S. Military on the Brink of a “Breakdown”
By Nick Turse
https://theintercept.com/2026/09/15/iran-war-us-military-bases/
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Iran War Has the U.S. Military on the Brink of a “Breakdown”
By Nick Turse
https://theintercept.com/2026/09/15/iran-war-us-military-bases/
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An American MQ-9 was destroyed over Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf.
This brings the number of drones intercepted by the new Iranian air defence to 5 in the past 48 hours.
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An American MQ-9 was destroyed over Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf.
This brings the number of drones intercepted by the new Iranian air defence to 5 in the past 48 hours.
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An American MQ-9 was destroyed over Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf.
This brings the number of drones intercepted by the new Iranian air defence to 5 in the past 48 hours.
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An American MQ-9 was destroyed over Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf.
This brings the number of drones intercepted by the new Iranian air defence to 5 in the past 48 hours.
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An American MQ-9 was destroyed over Qeshm Island in Persian Gulf.
This brings the number of drones intercepted by the new Iranian air defence to 5 in the past 48 hours.
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https://www.europesays.com/iran/294105/ US plot to use Iraqi Kurdistan as launchpad foiled: Ghalibaf #AdversaryGroups #Iran #IsraeliRegime #MohammadBagherGhalibaf #ParliamentSpeaker #Tehran #USAggression #WarOnIran
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Republican launches #impeachment effort against #PeteHegseth over Iran war
Rep. #ThomasMassie, a noted political foe of President #DonaldTrump, accused Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth of being a "threat to the Constitution" for continuing the war in Iran.
by Zachary Schermele, Miles J. Herszenhorn
Updated Sept. 15, 2026#ImpeachHegseth #ImpeachTrump #WarOnIran #EndlessWar #BibisWar #USPol #WorldPol #WarCriminals #TrumpIsAWarCriminal #BibiIsAWarCriminal
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Republican launches #impeachment effort against #PeteHegseth over Iran war
Rep. #ThomasMassie, a noted political foe of President #DonaldTrump, accused Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth of being a "threat to the Constitution" for continuing the war in Iran.
by Zachary Schermele, Miles J. Herszenhorn
Updated Sept. 15, 2026#ImpeachHegseth #ImpeachTrump #WarOnIran #EndlessWar #BibisWar #USPol #WorldPol #WarCriminals #TrumpIsAWarCriminal #BibiIsAWarCriminal
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Republican launches #impeachment effort against #PeteHegseth over Iran war
Rep. #ThomasMassie, a noted political foe of President #DonaldTrump, accused Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth of being a "threat to the Constitution" for continuing the war in Iran.
by Zachary Schermele, Miles J. Herszenhorn
Updated Sept. 15, 2026#ImpeachHegseth #ImpeachTrump #WarOnIran #EndlessWar #BibisWar #USPol #WorldPol #WarCriminals #TrumpIsAWarCriminal #BibiIsAWarCriminal
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Republican launches #impeachment effort against #PeteHegseth over Iran war
Rep. #ThomasMassie, a noted political foe of President #DonaldTrump, accused Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth of being a "threat to the Constitution" for continuing the war in Iran.
by Zachary Schermele, Miles J. Herszenhorn
Updated Sept. 15, 2026#ImpeachHegseth #ImpeachTrump #WarOnIran #EndlessWar #BibisWar #USPol #WorldPol #WarCriminals #TrumpIsAWarCriminal #BibiIsAWarCriminal
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Republican launches #impeachment effort against #PeteHegseth over Iran war
Rep. #ThomasMassie, a noted political foe of President #DonaldTrump, accused Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth of being a "threat to the Constitution" for continuing the war in Iran.
by Zachary Schermele, Miles J. Herszenhorn
Updated Sept. 15, 2026#ImpeachHegseth #ImpeachTrump #WarOnIran #EndlessWar #BibisWar #USPol #WorldPol #WarCriminals #TrumpIsAWarCriminal #BibiIsAWarCriminal
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How Iran’s retaliatory strikes shattered the (Persian) Gulf’s AI dreams of grandeur
When the US and Israel opened their unprovoked assault on Iran, it responded with calculated retaliatory force.
As it struck US-linked assets and allies in the region, swarms of Iranian drones descended upon the (Persian) Gulf's newest high-value targets - American data centers.
Months later, Amazon Web Services facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain remain largely offline, clients have been ordered to shift data elsewhere.
Emirati officials once touted OpenAI’s role in a massive five-gigawatt Abu Dhabi complex, yet the deal is stalled,.
The damage has eroded the (Persian) Gulf’s marketed image as a safe haven for AI infrastructure.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other (Persian) Gulf states spent years courting US tech giants with promises of cheap energy, easy permits and limitless capital.
The war on Iran exposed those tech aspirations as foolhardy.
Besides the resolve Iran typically demonstrates, its response demonstrated technical competence:
Drones struck high-value American assets without descending into indiscriminate destruction
Fires, infrastructure damage and subsequent water damage from firefighting left critical systems unusable
Banking apps, corporate platforms and fintech services across the region collapsed
Over 130 computing services in UAE and 140 in Bahrain are still disrupted while only a handful have been restored.
The financial fallout has been brutal:
AI data centers are vastly larger and more expensive targets than conventional cloud facilities. Each gigawatt of capacity can cost $50 billion or more
facilities located within ≈ 322 kilometers of Iran sit in a zone of strategic tension that (Persian) Gulf rulers chose to ignore
proposed solutions such as underground construction or local drone defenses only inflate enormous costs
Amazon and Microsoft have announced plans to launch data centers in Saudi Arabia by the year's end – yet these projects are now shadowed by the same existential risk.
#iran #WarOnIran #PersianGulf #AI #SaudiArabua #UAE #Amazon #Bahrain
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How Iran’s retaliatory strikes shattered the (Persian) Gulf’s AI dreams of grandeur
When the US and Israel opened their unprovoked assault on Iran, it responded with calculated retaliatory force.
As it struck US-linked assets and allies in the region, swarms of Iranian drones descended upon the (Persian) Gulf's newest high-value targets - American data centers.
Months later, Amazon Web Services facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain remain largely offline, clients have been ordered to shift data elsewhere.
Emirati officials once touted OpenAI’s role in a massive five-gigawatt Abu Dhabi complex, yet the deal is stalled,.
The damage has eroded the (Persian) Gulf’s marketed image as a safe haven for AI infrastructure.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other (Persian) Gulf states spent years courting US tech giants with promises of cheap energy, easy permits and limitless capital.
The war on Iran exposed those tech aspirations as foolhardy.
Besides the resolve Iran typically demonstrates, its response demonstrated technical competence:
Drones struck high-value American assets without descending into indiscriminate destruction
Fires, infrastructure damage and subsequent water damage from firefighting left critical systems unusable
Banking apps, corporate platforms and fintech services across the region collapsed
Over 130 computing services in UAE and 140 in Bahrain are still disrupted while only a handful have been restored.
The financial fallout has been brutal:
AI data centers are vastly larger and more expensive targets than conventional cloud facilities. Each gigawatt of capacity can cost $50 billion or more
facilities located within ≈ 322 kilometers of Iran sit in a zone of strategic tension that (Persian) Gulf rulers chose to ignore
proposed solutions such as underground construction or local drone defenses only inflate enormous costs
Amazon and Microsoft have announced plans to launch data centers in Saudi Arabia by the year's end – yet these projects are now shadowed by the same existential risk.
#iran #WarOnIran #PersianGulf #AI #SaudiArabua #UAE #Amazon #Bahrain
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How Iran’s retaliatory strikes shattered the (Persian) Gulf’s AI dreams of grandeur
When the US and Israel opened their unprovoked assault on Iran, it responded with calculated retaliatory force.
As it struck US-linked assets and allies in the region, swarms of Iranian drones descended upon the (Persian) Gulf's newest high-value targets - American data centers.
Months later, Amazon Web Services facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain remain largely offline, clients have been ordered to shift data elsewhere.
Emirati officials once touted OpenAI’s role in a massive five-gigawatt Abu Dhabi complex, yet the deal is stalled,.
The damage has eroded the (Persian) Gulf’s marketed image as a safe haven for AI infrastructure.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other (Persian) Gulf states spent years courting US tech giants with promises of cheap energy, easy permits and limitless capital.
The war on Iran exposed those tech aspirations as foolhardy.
Besides the resolve Iran typically demonstrates, its response demonstrated technical competence:
Drones struck high-value American assets without descending into indiscriminate destruction
Fires, infrastructure damage and subsequent water damage from firefighting left critical systems unusable
Banking apps, corporate platforms and fintech services across the region collapsed
Over 130 computing services in UAE and 140 in Bahrain are still disrupted while only a handful have been restored.
The financial fallout has been brutal:
AI data centers are vastly larger and more expensive targets than conventional cloud facilities. Each gigawatt of capacity can cost $50 billion or more
facilities located within ≈ 322 kilometers of Iran sit in a zone of strategic tension that (Persian) Gulf rulers chose to ignore
proposed solutions such as underground construction or local drone defenses only inflate enormous costs
Amazon and Microsoft have announced plans to launch data centers in Saudi Arabia by the year's end – yet these projects are now shadowed by the same existential risk.
#iran #WarOnIran #PersianGulf #AI #SaudiArabua #UAE #Amazon #Bahrain
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How Iran’s retaliatory strikes shattered the (Persian) Gulf’s AI dreams of grandeur
When the US and Israel opened their unprovoked assault on Iran, it responded with calculated retaliatory force.
As it struck US-linked assets and allies in the region, swarms of Iranian drones descended upon the (Persian) Gulf's newest high-value targets - American data centers.
Months later, Amazon Web Services facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain remain largely offline, clients have been ordered to shift data elsewhere.
Emirati officials once touted OpenAI’s role in a massive five-gigawatt Abu Dhabi complex, yet the deal is stalled,.
The damage has eroded the (Persian) Gulf’s marketed image as a safe haven for AI infrastructure.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other (Persian) Gulf states spent years courting US tech giants with promises of cheap energy, easy permits and limitless capital.
The war on Iran exposed those tech aspirations as foolhardy.
Besides the resolve Iran typically demonstrates, its response demonstrated technical competence:
Drones struck high-value American assets without descending into indiscriminate destruction
Fires, infrastructure damage and subsequent water damage from firefighting left critical systems unusable
Banking apps, corporate platforms and fintech services across the region collapsed
Over 130 computing services in UAE and 140 in Bahrain are still disrupted while only a handful have been restored.
The financial fallout has been brutal:
AI data centers are vastly larger and more expensive targets than conventional cloud facilities. Each gigawatt of capacity can cost $50 billion or more
facilities located within ≈ 322 kilometers of Iran sit in a zone of strategic tension that (Persian) Gulf rulers chose to ignore
proposed solutions such as underground construction or local drone defenses only inflate enormous costs
Amazon and Microsoft have announced plans to launch data centers in Saudi Arabia by the year's end – yet these projects are now shadowed by the same existential risk.
#iran #WarOnIran #PersianGulf #AI #SaudiArabua #UAE #Amazon #Bahrain
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How Iran’s retaliatory strikes shattered the (Persian) Gulf’s AI dreams of grandeur
When the US and Israel opened their unprovoked assault on Iran, it responded with calculated retaliatory force.
As it struck US-linked assets and allies in the region, swarms of Iranian drones descended upon the (Persian) Gulf's newest high-value targets - American data centers.
Months later, Amazon Web Services facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain remain largely offline, clients have been ordered to shift data elsewhere.
Emirati officials once touted OpenAI’s role in a massive five-gigawatt Abu Dhabi complex, yet the deal is stalled,.
The damage has eroded the (Persian) Gulf’s marketed image as a safe haven for AI infrastructure.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other (Persian) Gulf states spent years courting US tech giants with promises of cheap energy, easy permits and limitless capital.
The war on Iran exposed those tech aspirations as foolhardy.
Besides the resolve Iran typically demonstrates, its response demonstrated technical competence:
Drones struck high-value American assets without descending into indiscriminate destruction
Fires, infrastructure damage and subsequent water damage from firefighting left critical systems unusable
Banking apps, corporate platforms and fintech services across the region collapsed
Over 130 computing services in UAE and 140 in Bahrain are still disrupted while only a handful have been restored.
The financial fallout has been brutal:
AI data centers are vastly larger and more expensive targets than conventional cloud facilities. Each gigawatt of capacity can cost $50 billion or more
facilities located within ≈ 322 kilometers of Iran sit in a zone of strategic tension that (Persian) Gulf rulers chose to ignore
proposed solutions such as underground construction or local drone defenses only inflate enormous costs
Amazon and Microsoft have announced plans to launch data centers in Saudi Arabia by the year's end – yet these projects are now shadowed by the same existential risk.
#iran #WarOnIran #PersianGulf #AI #SaudiArabua #UAE #Amazon #Bahrain
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Registration for the "Janfada" volunteer units' military and emergency relief training courses begins today at 17:00; sign up by texting the number "1" to 30001155 or visiting janfadaa.ir.
🔹 Important Note: Due to limited capacity for the Janfada national resistance training courses, priority will be given to those who register earlier.
(IRI propaganda).
So far 5 million people have signed up for the "sacrifice my life" list. -
Registration for the "Janfada" volunteer units' military and emergency relief training courses begins today at 17:00; sign up by texting the number "1" to 30001155 or visiting janfadaa.ir.
🔹 Important Note: Due to limited capacity for the Janfada national resistance training courses, priority will be given to those who register earlier.
(IRI propaganda).
So far 5 million people have signed up for the "sacrifice my life" list. -
Registration for the "Janfada" volunteer units' military and emergency relief training courses begins today at 17:00; sign up by texting the number "1" to 30001155 or visiting janfadaa.ir.
🔹 Important Note: Due to limited capacity for the Janfada national resistance training courses, priority will be given to those who register earlier.
(IRI propaganda).
So far 5 million people have signed up for the "sacrifice my life" list. -
Registration for the "Janfada" volunteer units' military and emergency relief training courses begins today at 17:00; sign up by texting the number "1" to 30001155 or visiting janfadaa.ir.
🔹 Important Note: Due to limited capacity for the Janfada national resistance training courses, priority will be given to those who register earlier.
(IRI propaganda).
So far 5 million people have signed up for the "sacrifice my life" list. -
Registration for the "Janfada" volunteer units' military and emergency relief training courses begins today at 17:00; sign up by texting the number "1" to 30001155 or visiting janfadaa.ir.
🔹 Important Note: Due to limited capacity for the Janfada national resistance training courses, priority will be given to those who register earlier.
(IRI propaganda).
So far 5 million people have signed up for the "sacrifice my life" list. -
This long-form article shows the awfulness of Biden, but also of Blinken, Sullivan, Austin, Finer, who all try to:
- minimize their complicity;
- deflect the blame onto their former manager."Top officials from the previous Administration now express regret over their failure to rein in Netanyahu": https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/07/27/how-biden-emboldened-israels-aggression-toward-gaza-and-iran
#cowardice #USWars #USGenocide #StandForIsrael #genocideSupport #Biden #proZionism #history #Gaza #Iran #warOnGaza #warOnIran #USIsrael
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This long-form article shows the awfulness of Biden, but also of Blinken, Sullivan, Austin, Finer, who all try to:
- minimize their complicity;
- deflect the blame onto their former manager."Top officials from the previous Administration now express regret over their failure to rein in Netanyahu": https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/07/27/how-biden-emboldened-israels-aggression-toward-gaza-and-iran
#cowardice #USWars #USGenocide #StandForIsrael #genocideSupport #Biden #proZionism #history #Gaza #Iran #warOnGaza #warOnIran #USIsrael
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This long-form article shows the awfulness of Biden, but also of Blinken, Sullivan, Austin, Finer, who all try to:
- minimize their complicity;
- deflect the blame onto their former manager."Top officials from the previous Administration now express regret over their failure to rein in Netanyahu": https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/07/27/how-biden-emboldened-israels-aggression-toward-gaza-and-iran
#cowardice #USWars #USGenocide #StandForIsrael #genocideSupport #Biden #proZionism #history #Gaza #Iran #warOnGaza #warOnIran #USIsrael
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This long-form article shows the awfulness of Biden, but also of Blinken, Sullivan, Austin, Finer, who all try to:
- minimize their complicity;
- deflect the blame onto their former manager."Top officials from the previous Administration now express regret over their failure to rein in Netanyahu": https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/07/27/how-biden-emboldened-israels-aggression-toward-gaza-and-iran
#cowardice #USWars #USGenocide #StandForIsrael #genocideSupport #Biden #proZionism #history #Gaza #Iran #warOnGaza #warOnIran #USIsrael
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This long-form article shows the awfulness of Biden, but also of Blinken, Sullivan, Austin, Finer, who all try to:
- minimize their complicity;
- deflect the blame onto their former manager."Top officials from the previous Administration now express regret over their failure to rein in Netanyahu": https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/07/27/how-biden-emboldened-israels-aggression-toward-gaza-and-iran
#cowardice #USWars #USGenocide #StandForIsrael #genocideSupport #Biden #proZionism #history #Gaza #Iran #warOnGaza #warOnIran #USIsrael