Israeli intelligence aids U.S. rescue of downed airman in Iran
Israeli intelligence agencies provided critical location data and operational guidance to U.S. forces during a rescue mission for a stranded airman in Iran on April 5, 2026. The coordination enabled a safe extraction and prompted Israel to temporarily pause regional attacks to avoid interference. The operation highlights rare direct cooperation between the two nations in a high‑risk environment.
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What could possibly be the U.S. options in Iran? Most people jump from today to a full-scale ground invasion to seize Tehran, secure nuclear material by force, and destroy a supposed million-man army. That is shallow thinking. 🧵 President Trump has...

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These are hard words, and will create resentment. Fact of the matter is that they are true. China and US are equals and in a few years China could be stronger than US in many ways. Therefore Dunroe doctrine is...
In fairness this means the Houthis are also considering not closing the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, guys. https://t.co/ZiiVU0cw8C
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Pentagon has developed contingency options for escalation in Iran War "Nothing has been ordered" This means the line between “option” & “action” is getting thinner. https://t.co/9et5WkGbG4 #IranWar #Geopolitics #Energy #USMilitary

If a few thousand low-cost Iranian drones can effectively deter the US in the Strait of Hormuz, what does this chart below tell you? https://t.co/pC6HUG1X26
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I’ll bite. Finish the job for the U.S. IMO, destroy Iran’s current ballistic missile stockpile, destroy their ballistic missile building capability (industrial complex), destroy their navy and other means that allow them to threaten the strait of Hormuz, i.e. destroy...
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Great video but they don’t show how old or broken most of the Canadian military equipment is.
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My latest with @davidlin_TV on the US-Israeli war on Iran: "Iran has a lot of leverage over the West, and they have Trump completely in a corner because the Western economies are suffering TREMENDOUS DAMAGE." https://t.co/vQRsFOy0XI

“war against Russia seemed easy... The worst of the fighting would be over in six weeks, he predicted” https://t.co/dfqG6TKCht
guy in the future: “So, how serious is this, on a scale of just noise to that time the Strait of Hormuz got closed?”
America fomented the Ukraine war, via Victoria Nuland and John McCain. An inconvenient fact https://t.co/M9zqqH7Lyd
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Who is WE @tangobastogne ? The opportunity to secure Hormuz passed in late February Now it’s risk that keeps it closed, not geography How can WE eliminate the risk of drones, mines & fast boats? WE cannot

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Ceasefire hopes faded. Trump extended the Iran deadline 10 days. Brent crude didn't flinch at $112. $VIX held above 30. The market priced in peace and got more war. That repricing has further to go. https://t.co/e3sUJyyL7v
The point is that those claiming the IRGC is fighting for the country and it’s Poe people and not themselves have no idea what they are talking about