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Not bad. Marwan Issa is second in command (after Mohammed Deif) in the Hamas military wing.
Warfare HAMAS attack on Israel, Oct 2023 & Iran’s Proxies.
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Not bad. Marwan Issa is second in command (after Mohammed Deif) in the Hamas military wing.
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Oh, well…
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Buy Russian guys! Those Iranian knockoffs of Chinese knockoffs of Soviet tech clearly aren't achieving the 139% interception rate that the Russian originals achieve
Let's see how many "medical clinics", "NGO offices", "schools" and "daycare centers" were hit. You know, places renowned for being very crowded at night ...
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So…..whose airspace did the Brits get permission to fly over? I am guessing Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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^^^ Not to be mean, but they really should have hidden the image behind the "sensitive content" warning. I mean... Jesus.
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No matter how much the world changes one thing remains constant.
Those nations, who have the capabilities to project power, and depend on the free flow of oil to maintain their economies, are too timid to use that power in case they may "offend" someone.
So a nation that is relatively self-sufficient in oil, must do the dirty work that everyone knows must be done. It is far easier to sit in the cheap seats and lob meaningless self-serving statements about "negotiations being the best way to settle this" while secretly thinking it's about time someone punched these thugs.
Well, the Houthis were negotiating with Iranian weapons and the U.S./UK are now negotiating with U.S./UK weapons in return.
Seems fair.
Those nations, who have the capabilities to project power, and depend on the free flow of oil to maintain their economies, are too timid to use that power in case they may "offend" someone.
So a nation that is relatively self-sufficient in oil, must do the dirty work that everyone knows must be done. It is far easier to sit in the cheap seats and lob meaningless self-serving statements about "negotiations being the best way to settle this" while secretly thinking it's about time someone punched these thugs.
Well, the Houthis were negotiating with Iranian weapons and the U.S./UK are now negotiating with U.S./UK weapons in return.
Seems fair.
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