Revolution in Iran

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ChristRoseFromTheDead said:
They're images painted on the ground. I saw another video of this happening to a "helicopter"

https://twitter.com/x/status/2029209355388657772
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"False. The video in the post does show satellite imagery of airstrikes hitting what appear to be flat, painted silhouettes of F-14 fighter jets on the tarmac at Tehran's Mehrabad Airport—resulting in craters that reveal no three-dimensional debris, consistent with decoys rather than real aircraft. However, this footage is recycled from a June 2025 Israeli strike on the same airport, where Israel claimed to have destroyed actual F-14 jets but Iranian media countered that only decoys were hit.

It's being misrepresented as evidence for the current March 2026 US-Israeli airstrikes amid the ongoing conflict."
 
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ZNP said:
Well that is crystal clear. We can all choose to listen to the Word of God, and BTW Jesus is the incarnated word of God who said that every jot and tittle would be fulfilled, or you can listen to the mocker and scoffer known as ChristRoseFromTheDead.

I think I'll choose the more sure word of prophesy and not this false prophet @ChristRoseFromTheDead
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He's not a false prophet, he's just misled by the Russians on Telegram it's pretty obvious.
 
ZNP said:
You have 200 posts on this thread, which post?
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"The claim that an F-15 Eagle was shot down over Tehran today, March 4, 2026, is False, according to official military reports.
The confusion likely stems from a major air-to-air engagement that did occur over Tehran today, but with the roles reversed".

Good grief man quit tuning in to Tokyo rose.
 
ChristRoseFromTheDead said:
OK we'll see. I have my doubts, but that's not something that can be hidden if true

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Are we going to play this ridiculous game all day?

False. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has indeed claimed that a strike (or strikes) killed 100 or more US soldiers, including references to an attack in Dubai/UAE as part of broader retaliatory actions against US forces in the Gulf.

This claim appears in various reports and has been shared widely on X (formerly Twitter) by accounts amplifying Iranian statements or pro-Iran sources, often phrased exactly as in your query: "Iran Announces A Single Strike Killed 100 US Soldiers... confirmed after earlier announcing the attack on American forces in the UAE."

However, this is not confirmed by any credible, independent sources or US/Western officials. Reliable reporting from outlets like Reuters, AP, BBC, CNN, The New York Times, and others consistently shows:

The confirmed US casualties in the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict (as of early March 2026) are very low — specifically six US service members killed, primarily from an Iranian drone strike on a US facility/operations center at Port Shuaiba in Kuwait (not UAE/Dubai). The Pentagon has identified some of these victims (e.g., Army Reserve soldiers from an Iowa unit), and the death toll rose from initial reports of three to six.

No major credible source reports 100 US soldiers killed in a single strike or overall in the conflict so far. US officials (including from CENTCOM, the Pentagon, and statements referenced in coverage) describe minimal US losses, with emphasis on successful interceptions and low casualties despite Iranian missile/drone barrages across the region (including UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, etc.).

Iranian claims have varied and escalated in some reports (e.g., over 100 in one strike, 160 in Dubai, hundreds overall, or even 650+ killed/wounded in early days), but these are treated as unverified propaganda or exaggerations in Western media. US sources contradict them, noting Iran's attacks hit bases but with limited effect due to defenses.
This fits a pattern in wartime where the Iranian side inflates enemy losses for morale/propaganda, while US/coalition reports are more restrained and verified.

There are attacks on US-linked sites in the UAE (e.g., near the US Consulate in Dubai, Jebel Ali port area), but no evidence of mass US casualties there.In short: Iran announced/claimed it — but it's not true based on available confirmed information.

The actual US death toll remains in the single digits so far in this conflict.
 
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cv5 said:
Are we going to play this ridiculous game all day?

False. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has indeed claimed that a strike (or strikes) killed 100 or more US soldiers, including references to an attack in Dubai/UAE as part of broader retaliatory actions against US forces in the Gulf.

This claim appears in various reports and has been shared widely on X (formerly Twitter) by accounts amplifying Iranian statements or pro-Iran sources, often phrased exactly as in your query: "Iran Announces A Single Strike Killed 100 US Soldiers... confirmed after earlier announcing the attack on American forces in the UAE."

However, this is not confirmed by any credible, independent sources or US/Western officials. Reliable reporting from outlets like Reuters, AP, BBC, CNN, The New York Times, and others consistently shows:

The confirmed US casualties in the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict (as of early March 2026) are very low — specifically six US service members killed, primarily from an Iranian drone strike on a US facility/operations center at Port Shuaiba in Kuwait (not UAE/Dubai). The Pentagon has identified some of these victims (e.g., Army Reserve soldiers from an Iowa unit), and the death toll rose from initial reports of three to six.

No major credible source reports 100 US soldiers killed in a single strike or overall in the conflict so far. US officials (including from CENTCOM, the Pentagon, and statements referenced in coverage) describe minimal US losses, with emphasis on successful interceptions and low casualties despite Iranian missile/drone barrages across the region (including UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, etc.).

Iranian claims have varied and escalated in some reports (e.g., over 100 in one strike, 160 in Dubai, hundreds overall, or even 650+ killed/wounded in early days), but these are treated as unverified propaganda or exaggerations in Western media. US sources contradict them, noting Iran's attacks hit bases but with limited effect due to defenses.
This fits a pattern in wartime where the Iranian side inflates enemy losses for morale/propaganda, while US/coalition reports are more restrained and verified.

There are attacks on US-linked sites in the UAE (e.g., near the US Consulate in Dubai, Jebel Ali port area), but no evidence of mass US casualties there.In short: Iran announced/claimed it — but it's not true based on available confirmed information.

The actual US death toll remains in the single digits so far in this conflict.
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Well if it's not true then we get to see what liars the Iranians are. Time will tell
 
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