By Kirollos Abdalla —
The end is near for the Iranian Regime. Shortly, the Iranian people will need to take possession of leadership of the country.
But in the meantime, they are gathering on rooftops and hilltops, singing songs, strumming guitars and enjoying the show.
“We have more videos of the Iranians enjoying their life and watching the Israelis and the Americans destroy the IRGC,” says reporter Mayhar Tousi. “They basically go on rooftops, they go to on mountains, they go to balconies, have a drink, play music and watch the fireworks.”
President Trump said 80% of Iran’s military capabilities have been destroyed. U.S. and Israeli sorties have largely eliminated military bases, police stations, Basij bases, nuclear facilities, ballistic missile productions facilities. Accordingly, attacks originating from Iran have dropped off. On Thursday, only one missile was shot at Israel, and it was easily intercepted by the Israeli air defenses.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in his first address since the start of the war, exhorted the Iranian people to prepare for the soon coming opportunity to seize and oust the hated Islamic occupation rulers.
“We are working to advance the goal of creating conditions for the Iranian people to remove the brutal regime that has ruled them for almost half a century. We are dealing crushing blows to the Revolutionary Guards and the Basij, in the streets and at the checkpoints,” Netanyahu said, per translation. “I say to the Iranian people, the moment when you will be able to embark on a new path of freedom is approaching… At the end of the day, it is up to you. It is in your hands.”
Two weeks into the air war, U.S. strikes are destroying mobile missile launchers and Israeli drones are hitting Basij checkpoints.
The missile launchers hide underground and move about and are difficult to track down. Every time there’s a launch, the launcher is quickly located by surveillance and AI analysis compresses the kill order time frame. Within five minutes, they bomb the launcher.
In regards to the paramilitary Basij crowd control troops, Mossad is relying on tips from Iranians as to when and where they set up. A drone blows up the officers and shuts down the checkpoints, which try to prevent the Iranian uprising from returning to the streets.
On the streets of Iran, the new Iranian Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is being called “The Mouse,” because like his father, he seems to spend all of his time hiding underground. He has not been seen since his naming, and Tousi reports that Mojtaba is in a coma with a broken leg in a hospital after an Israeli strike hit him just hours after assuming control of the country.
The Iranians scored a hit against a French base in Erbil, Iraq, injuring six soldiers. A U.S. refueling aircraft crashed in Iraq, but U.S. Central Command said that it was NOT taking down by Iranian efforts.
