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My X account might get permanently banned. If it does, I donβt think Iβll make a new one. Iβll just stick to Telegram.
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An interesting detail can be seen here in recent footage released by the IRGC Navy showing attacks on vessels that took βunauthorisedβ routes through the Strait of Hormuz. A drone appears to fail on its way to its target, likely due to its extremely steep, nearly 90Β° descent, causing it to accelerate to excessive speeds and place significant stress on the airframe, ultimately resulting in it breaking apart.
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Geolocation of an image from the 40-day war showing what appears to be an Iranian SHORAD or AAA system in the distance. The site is located on the outskirts of the Natanz nuclear facility.
C: 33.724799, 51.742230
S: https://x.com/mhmiranusa/status/2089484570211094660
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2 912
Geolocation of a U.S. strike during the 2026 Iran War on a 2P25 TEL of the Kub-M3 (SA-6) system.
C: 29.574150, 52.375626
S: https://x.com/CENTCOM/status/2033563047021658359?s=20
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On the morning of August 27, 2026, a video surfaced showing a missile booster on the Iranian coast. After identification, the booster appears to be from a Noor anti-ship cruise missile.
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βIts only user and operator was the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Defense Force.β
The quoted post is either outright misinformation or simply a lack of knowledge. The IRGC Aerospace Forceβs Karrar was first publicly shown back in 2010.
https://x.com/babaktaghvaee1/status/2092949977471295895?s=46
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βIts only user and operator was the Islamic Republic of Iran Air Defense Force.β
The quoted post is either outright misinformation or simply a lack of knowledge. The IRGC Aerospace Forceβs Karrar was first publicly shown back in 2010.
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In footage released on March 9, 2026, showing launches during the 30th wave of Operation True Promise 4, a Khorramshahr-1 ballistic missile is shown launching beside the wreckage of a previously targeted launcher.
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Not a single correct thing was said in the post below. Not a single one. Itβs insane, itβs like heβs trying to be wrong on purpose.
https://x.com/A_z_im/status/2091114650058342653
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[3:12-4:10] The conclusion of the press release. Nothing particularly noteworthy is shown during this portion.
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[2:55-3:11] Another compilation of archival footage showcasing production, the Azarakhsh SHORAD system, ballistic missiles and their TELs, the Meraj-4 radar, Arash-2 one-way attack UAVs, and the interior of a Ghadir OTH radar control room.
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2 912
[2:50-2:54] Archival footage of the Majid SHORAD system mounted on an Iveco Daily 4x4 chassis, launching a surface-to-air missile during the NEPAJA (Army Air Defense Forces) Eqtedar 1403 exercises held in early 2025.
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2 912
[2:47-2:49] The Masaf-2 assault rifle can be seen here; once again, this is also archival footage.
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[2:45-2:46] Archival footage from early 2025 showing the Badr fire-and-forget ATGM being used.
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[2:42-2:44] Archival footage from the Kermanshah NEZAJA (Army Ground Forces) security exercise held in late 2024. From left to right: 1 Γ unidentified hexacopter, 1 Γ unidentified VTOL drone nearly identical to the Swiss WingtraOne, and 3 Γ unidentified quadcopters. A truck with antennas can be seen in the background.
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[2:40-2:41] Archival footage showing a large number of Arash-2 one-way attack UAVs.
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[2:16-2:39] A previously unseen Shahed-136 variant or new standard is showcased here. It appears to feature three new antennas, potentially related to electronic warfare, data links, or other purposes. Their exact purpose remains unclear.
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[1:24-2:15] A compilation consisting entirely of archival footage, including launches during the 40-day war, an underground anti-ship missile facility, and footage of satellite and SLV development and testing.
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