Transcript [00:00] Hey everybody. So, a few days ago, I [00:03] think at the beginning of the week, I [00:05] did a video where I ran down various [00:07] sites that were targeted by the [00:09] Americans. And uh and I showed that they [00:12] weren't just hitting the the military [00:15] installations around the street of [00:17] Hormuz despite Secretary of State Rubio [00:19] saying that uh the only purpose of this [00:22] uh the only objective right now [00:24] militarily is to open up the Straits of [00:26] Hormuz. And I showed that no, they were [00:28] actually hitting sites much further [00:30] inland, very far from the straight of [00:32] Formuz, degrading what appeared to be [00:35] strikes on the prochemical industry and [00:38] other sites. And I got a lot of positive [00:39] feedback. People appreciated the rundown [00:41] of the various locations that America [00:43] was hitting. So, we're doing that again. [00:45] That's what this video is. We're going [00:46] to go through uh over the last few days [00:49] some notable sites that were reported on [00:52] and that the Americans the Americans [00:54] hit. [00:56] And uh yeah, so let's just get right to [00:58] it. Um and let me just be clear, the [01:01] locations that I'm reporting on are both [01:04] from Sentcom uh saying sites that [01:07] they've hit and Iranian state media [01:09] reporting on explosions. [01:11] And uh we're going to run through a [01:13] whole bunch of sites here. I'm not going [01:14] to give you the whole list now. Let's [01:16] just get right through it. Uh, and the [01:18] last one in the list is actually the [01:20] most interesting, so stick around. Let's [01:21] start with a town called Kain. Okay, so [01:25] you you'll see on your screen here. [01:28] Hold on, let me make sure I got the [01:30] right thing on the screen. Yeah, there [01:31] it is. So, let's pull it make it bigger [01:33] here. This is this is reporting from a [01:35] few days ago. Uh, a US air US strike [01:39] targeted an industrial facility on the [01:41] outskirts of Kain in Marazi province. No [01:44] casualties have been reported. [01:46] Authorities are assessing the extent of [01:47] the damage. So here's Kuain. You see [01:50] it's quite inland. It's nowhere near the [01:52] straight of Hormuz. It's not near any of [01:54] the borders. Uh so what is what's [01:56] significant about Kumen. [01:59] So if the name Kain sounds familiar, it [02:02] should because it's the birthplace of [02:04] Ayatollah Kumeni. Ayatollah Roumen, the [02:07] founder of the Islamic Republic. So [02:09] there's symbolic weight there, but [02:11] that's not why the Americans hit it. [02:13] There's a known ballistic missile site [02:15] at Kain uh and satellite imagery during [02:18] the ceasefire actually caught Iran [02:20] recovering buried missile launchers at a [02:22] base there. Iran launched missiles at US [02:25] bases from Kain a little more than a [02:27] week ago on July 13th about was that 10 [02:30] days ago and the latest strike hit an [02:33] industrial facility on the outskirts of [02:35] Kain. Uh Iranian state media as we see [02:38] here says there was no casualties. Okay, [02:40] so that's that one. Let's hit the next [02:42] one. Now, the next one we're going to [02:43] look at is is um is Shiraz. Okay, so [02:51] there you go. Buried missile launchers [02:53] at Kain. The next one is a place called [02:56] Shiraz. Now, where is Shiraz? Let's pull [02:59] it up. Shiraz. [03:05] And we've we've we've discussed Shiraz [03:08] before. Let's see where it's located. [03:11] Shiraz is here. Okay. So here's the [03:13] straight of Hormuz. It's not connected [03:15] to opening the straight of Hormuz. That [03:17] is clear. So what's at Shiraz? [03:21] Um so at Shiraz we have this airirst [03:25] strike reported and this is from a few [03:27] days ago. Air strike reported in [03:28] northwestern Shiraz. Explosion heard [03:31] near Sireon complex. [03:36] Okay. [03:37] So back in March, the US struck uh [03:42] Shahid Dusgabe International Airport [03:45] which doubles as a military air air base [03:49] and it destroyed um uh two C130s, two [03:53] SU22s. These are airplanes, big [03:55] airplanes. Um and this time the blast [03:58] was reported near the Shiraz electronic [04:00] industries complex. This is also known [04:02] as Sireon, which is a subsidiary of the [04:05] state-owned Ministry of Defense linked [04:08] Iran Electronics Industries. Now, what [04:11] do these guys do? This is a really [04:13] important company. If you it know it, [04:15] let's take a look at what it says here. [04:18] Um, well, it doesn't actually I'm sorry, [04:20] this is not where it explains here. Here [04:22] we go. Shiraz Electronics Industries. [04:24] So, in this site, this is Iran Watch [04:26] tracking Iran's unconventional weapons [04:28] capabilities. And we're not going to [04:29] read this whole this whole piece. I'll [04:31] just tell you what it says. [04:34] They make radars, missile guidance [04:37] systems, avionics, naval electronics, [04:40] all for the Iranian military. It's been [04:43] under US sanctions since since 2016. So [04:46] this is obviously a military target. Uh [04:49] and and separately, and I want to keep [04:50] this distinct, an earlier strike [04:53] elsewhere in Shiraz hit an emergency [04:55] medical base that reportedly killed 20 [04:57] people. That's a different site. That's [04:58] a different story. Uh so let's not [05:01] conflate the two. This was clearly an [05:02] attack on this company that makes [05:05] radars, missile guidance systems, all of [05:07] that. So it was really it was hitting [05:09] the missile defense and the air defense [05:11] industry of Iran. That is that's uh [05:16] that's pretty clear. Okay, let's go to [05:17] the next site. [05:20] Um let's see what we got here. So, here [05:22] we have a um uh a news story and this is [05:26] from today. So, now we're moving closer [05:28] in time. These first couple strikes were [05:30] over the last couple days. This is now [05:31] from today. Um and it says here, "US [05:34] military launches new wave of air [05:36] strikes across Iran in the Kustan [05:38] province. Provincial security officials [05:40] confirm missile strikes near the cities [05:42] of Akvas and Andimek. [05:45] Additionally, residents in Bandar Mashar [05:48] reported hearing multiple loud [05:49] explosions along the city's outskirts [05:52] around 12:42 local time. Furthermore, [05:54] the deputy governor for security and law [05:56] enforcement in Kustan reported a US [05:59] missile strike near the passenger [06:00] terminal at the Shalam the Shalam border [06:05] crossing targeting an Iranian police [06:08] arrest facility according to Iraqi media [06:11] sources. So let's look up where this is. [06:16] So let's start with and okay and [06:22] let's type it in. And [06:32] here we go. Let's see where it's [06:34] located. [06:36] Huh. Interesting. All the way over on [06:38] the west near the Iraqi border. And [06:42] okay, that's And [06:46] so [06:48] this is a missile base. And it's part of [06:51] a cluster of missile bases that includes [06:54] sites at Malashia and Imm Hassan near [06:57] Akvaz and Koramshar. Okay, I just want [07:00] to show you where one of those is. Let's [07:02] look where Akvaz is. That's the main [07:04] sort of central area there. Okay, Akbaz [07:07] is not far from there. [07:10] Okay, it's in the same general area. [07:14] Where's Akbaz? Give me Here's Akbaz. [07:17] It's a little bit further south. So, [07:19] this whole area here, Kuramabad, Kman, [07:22] this whole province here is loaded up [07:24] with missile sites. Now, why is it [07:26] loaded up with missile sites? Well, it [07:28] should be obvious. It's this western [07:30] edge of Iran, which means if you want to [07:32] strike Israel or if you want to strike [07:35] Kuwait or if you wanna, you know, this [07:38] is this is when they're firing ballistic [07:42] missiles at Israel, this is where [07:43] they're firing from. They're not wasting [07:44] their time firing them from the from the [07:46] eastern part of the country. So there's [07:48] a lot of there's a lot of missile bases [07:50] over here. So that's what this uh that's [07:53] what this site is about. [07:55] Um so it's not a new type of target. [07:58] Now, it mentioned the Shalam the [08:00] Shalamsha [08:01] border crossing. Okay, let's pull that [08:04] up because this is this is a this is a [08:06] little different than what we've been [08:07] seeing. Let's pull it up. [08:12] Shalamsha. [08:14] Shalamsha on the Iran Iraq border. It's [08:16] right there. Okay, so we have this [08:19] border crossing here. [08:21] Okay, and it's a border It's a border [08:23] crossing between Iran and Iraq all the [08:24] way down in the south. Now, what's this [08:26] border crossing about? [08:28] Why would America be hitting a border [08:30] crossing? So, it's a border crossing [08:32] between Iran and Iraq. It's also in the [08:35] Kuestan province. It's one of the [08:37] busiest border crossings in the country. [08:38] And here's why. There are two towns [08:41] called Najaf and Carbala that are just [08:44] across the border in Iraq. You've [08:45] probably heard me mention, if you watch [08:47] this channel, you probably heard me [08:48] mention Carbala a lot. It's one of the [08:50] holiest sites in Shiite Islam. Najaf. [08:53] Um, Naf is also, they're both holy [08:56] sites. Nhaf holds the shrine of Imam [08:58] Ali. He's the son-in-law of Muhammad and [09:01] the founder of Shiite Islam. Karbala is [09:05] holds the shrine of his son Imam Hussein [09:08] who was killed there in the year 680. [09:10] And that event is really like the [09:12] founding trauma of Shiite identity. So [09:16] millions of Iranian pilgrims cross at [09:18] Shalamshek border crossing every year to [09:20] reach those two cities. And the numbers [09:23] spike during Arbaen, which is coming up [09:25] at the beginning of August. It's coming [09:27] up soon. And that's the morning ritual. [09:30] That's 40 days after Ashura, [09:33] 40 days after the day of the of the [09:36] death of of uh of Imam Hussein. Okay. [09:40] So, this is all coming up soon. It's one [09:43] of the largest annual religious [09:44] gatherings on earth. So the volume [09:49] of civilian traffic passing through [09:51] there is quite significant. The strike [09:53] that the Americans carried out reported [09:55] today hit near the passenger terminal [09:58] and reportedly struck an Iranian police [10:00] rest facility. Two were killed, 11 [10:02] wounded according to Iraqi and Iranian [10:05] sources. Now here's a question worth [10:07] asking. [10:09] If it's a police, if it says that that [10:11] that they hit uh according to Iranian [10:13] state media, they they hit a police rest [10:16] facility, like some sort of little [10:18] police station, is that an IRGC site? [10:22] Probably not. Actually, border crossings [10:24] in Iran are run by Naja, uh the border [10:27] the border guard command, Naja's border [10:30] guard command, uh the standard law [10:32] enforcement border force, not the IRGC [10:34] directly. So nothing in the reporting [10:36] ties this facility to IRGC, [10:39] but the but the corridor itself, meaning [10:42] this border crossing is still pretty [10:45] sketchy because it's such a busy border [10:48] crossing. It also has a long documented [10:50] history as a route for the IRGC and the [10:53] Kuds force, which is that that's the [10:56] that's that's the proxy network. That's [10:58] the proxy network part of the IRGC. It [11:01] it this is a standard border crossing [11:03] for them to traffic weapons into Iraq. [11:07] So ordinary border police infrastructure [11:09] sitting on a route that is used for [11:12] trafficking of weapons. [11:14] We don't know why the Americans struck [11:16] it. They wouldn't have struck it for no [11:17] good reason. Let's leave that as a [11:20] question mark. I'm just telling you what [11:21] I found on this um in terms of what [11:24] actually happened here. I'm just I'm [11:26] just reporting what happened here. They [11:28] struck this border crossing. Okay. Next, [11:32] next on our list are [11:34] uh [11:37] uh let's see are [11:41] Sir and Bammani. Okay, Sir and Bammani [11:44] are Oh, here here they're down here. In [11:48] the Hormos province, multiple explosions [11:51] were reported [11:53] in the Bammani district and near the [11:55] village of Zara in Sirk County. Okay, so [11:59] what's that? [12:01] Um, so let's first of all pull it up on [12:03] the map. Cirk County. [12:07] Hold on. Let me get my bearings here. [12:09] Sirk County. [12:14] Sir [12:16] County. [12:18] And that's all the way down here. Now [12:20] we're in the straight of Hormuz. Okay, [12:22] this is Sir. This is literally right on [12:25] the straight of Hormuz. This is Sir. [12:27] Okay, so they struck in Sirk County [12:30] here. That and that that shouldn't [12:32] require so much commentary about why [12:34] they're striking there. This is a [12:35] continuation of what's been going on for [12:37] months. There's an IRGC Navy base in [12:39] Sirk. There's a communications radar [12:42] tower there that the US has hit [12:43] repeatedly. This looks like at least the [12:45] third or fourth time they've hit it. [12:47] Every time the IRGC's aerospace force [12:49] has claimed a retaliatory strike on the [12:52] air base, it says launched the attack. [12:54] They claim I mean there's no the [12:56] Americans never you know I said that [12:59] those retaliations are never are never [13:02] successful. The explosions reported in [13:04] the Bammani district and near the Zared [13:06] village are in that same area there. So [13:09] this is round after round of the same [13:11] thing degrading the Iranian uh [13:14] capabilities right there in the in the [13:16] street of Hormuz. Not complicated. Next [13:19] one on the list [13:21] uh in this reporting is [13:25] is here [13:27] we have Connorak district. [13:30] We have the Connorak district was was [13:32] hit here. Okay. Multiple explosions were [13:34] heard in the vicinity of the Connor [13:35] district according to local reports. And [13:37] in here we also have Islamabad Egarb. A [13:41] location on the outskirts of Islamabad [13:42] Ergarb was struck by an America an [13:45] American projectile at 4 a.m. on [13:47] Thursday. That's today. Um and and then [13:50] we have another one here. An American [13:52] air strike targeted a site in Kiar [13:54] County. Kiar County. Okay. So, let's [13:57] take a look at those. Let's take a look [13:59] at these sites here. So, let's start [14:01] with we'll start with Islamabad Garb. [14:04] Islamabad [14:06] egarb. [14:07] Egarb. Islamabad garb. [14:11] Islamabad. [14:13] Earb. [14:16] Islamabad garb. Where are we now in our [14:20] tour of Iran? Oh, interesting. Islamabad [14:23] garb. All the way over here. So, what's [14:26] this one about? [14:28] So, this is this is on this is on the [14:31] route towards the Iraqi border. Um, sits [14:34] in the same general area as the big as [14:37] the big missile complexes that are out [14:38] there near Kmana. It's one of the oldest [14:41] IRGC missile bases is in this place. Uh [14:45] this specific facility was already [14:46] struck and largely destroyed by Israel [14:50] back in the 12-day war. Islamabad garb [14:52] itself [14:54] uh is uh is again it's part of the same [14:57] air defense [14:59] uh picture. The IRGC's aerospace force [15:03] shot down a US drone directly over this [15:06] town three days ago. So this could be uh [15:10] this could be related to that. It [15:11] probably is. Uh it's another hit on [15:14] Iran's western air defense network. Um [15:18] so yeah, again the reporting is a little [15:20] bit thin, but that's what we could [15:21] assume it's about. Okay. Now, Kiar [15:24] County is is a little bit weird, and I [15:27] can't figure this one out. I'm just But [15:29] I'm just going to be straight with you. [15:30] What happened? I mean, they reported [15:33] um they reported the strike. [15:38] So, we're going to look it up, and I'll [15:41] show you where it is. But it it it's a [15:44] little bit, you know, I couldn't find [15:46] any information. It's right smack there. [15:48] It's it's uh it's actually not far from [15:50] from Kain that we were talking about [15:52] earlier. It's really in the center of [15:53] the country, a little bit to the west. [15:56] [snorts] And uh couldn't find anything [15:58] on it really. Um it's a small rural [16:01] mountainous area better known for [16:03] tourism than anything military. Again, I [16:05] looked for a documented facility or a [16:07] sanctions history or something that I [16:10] look up for every site on this list and [16:12] there was nothing there. Um, it just [16:15] says a site was hit. No name, no [16:17] coordinates. Um, so I want to flag this [16:20] one specifically. It's a useful reminder [16:23] to us that not every location that gets [16:25] mentioned traces back to a known [16:27] military or dual use asset. I just I [16:30] just don't know. Okay. Now the [16:35] so that so look the most important site [16:38] that I want to discuss today is this [16:40] next one here. [16:43] It's this one. [16:45] This was from yesterday. US attacks [16:47] Iran's Larak Island in the Straight of [16:50] Hormuz. And this is [16:53] this is interesting. Larac Island. [16:58] Larac Island is this teeny little island [17:01] right smack in the straight of Hormuz [17:03] right there. This guy that is Larac [17:06] Island. Okay, like literally at the [17:09] narrowest point of the straight of [17:10] Hormuz, you got this little island [17:12] there, Larac Island. [17:15] So, [17:17] what was this? So, [17:20] it's a small island. It's become one of [17:22] the most important [17:25] uh strategic spots in this war. The IRGC [17:28] Navy runs a base out of the harbor at [17:31] Larak village. It has missile boats uh [17:35] carrying various kinds of anti-ship [17:37] missiles. Uh it has the it has a it has [17:42] a jetty for fast attack boats. You've [17:44] heard about these fast boats. That's [17:46] where they are. Its main job, the main [17:48] purpose of Larac Island is that it's an [17:50] observation post. It watches the [17:52] straight and it cues the other strike [17:55] assets that are stationed around. [17:56] meaning that's not where they're [17:58] launching most the you know the attacks [18:00] on shipping from. They're not launching [18:01] it from Larak. Lar is like the eyes of [18:05] the of the of the regime in the in the [18:08] straight of Hormuz. [18:10] Um Iran has reportedly been using the [18:13] island Larak as the kind of toll booth. [18:16] It's the narrowest point when you hear [18:18] about them stopping ships or you know [18:22] you know the way they police the [18:24] straight. Let me explain it this way. [18:26] The IRGC personnel stop and inspect [18:29] vessels in the waters just north of [18:32] Larac Island, like just north northwest, [18:35] like right and they check the ownership [18:38] and the cargo and they grant or deny [18:41] passage charging up to $2 million per [18:44] per ship and that has to be paid in [18:47] crypto or or yuan. [18:49] Uh that's the that's the actual [18:51] mechanism when we talk about the [18:52] straight of Hormuz is closed or Iran is [18:55] closing it. That's their this is the [18:57] toll booth. This is the spot where they [18:58] do it. And uh so when we talk about the [19:02] choke point like you know this is it. So [19:05] the strike that happened yesterday [19:07] reportedly hit the maritime traffic [19:09] control tower there. [19:12] Okay. And it's run by Iran's civilian [19:14] ports and maritime organizations. This [19:16] is where the regime does their business. [19:18] So here's the question, the obvious [19:21] question that you might even be thinking [19:22] as I'm speaking. Why wasn't Larac hit [19:25] until now? It seems that it would be one [19:27] of the first sites hit, right? This is [19:28] where if you want to open up the Straits [19:30] of Hormuz, and this is the this is the [19:32] spot where they do all that business. [19:35] So there's no official answer. No one's [19:36] talking about these things. The [19:37] Americans don't even usually talk about [19:39] the sites they hit. So this is my own [19:41] read. This is not a quote from Sandcom. [19:46] The war started back at the end of [19:48] February. Car Island, which you've heard [19:50] a lot about, Iran's actual oil export [19:53] lifeline, which is much further in, that [19:56] got hit. It's much it's up in the Pers, [19:58] it's further up in the Persian Gulf. It [20:00] got hit um like Car is is like [20:07] Car's over here. Um [20:12] anyway, [20:15] yeah, Car's [20:17] up here somewhere. Whatever. Larac, [20:21] which is down here, why did it only get [20:23] hit now? [20:25] So, so Car Island was hit almost [20:28] immediately in March. And but the US [20:31] didn't hit the oil and gas [20:32] infrastructure. It only hit the military [20:34] installations there. Then there was the [20:36] big ceasefire and uh and then the [20:39] Americans imposed a blockade in April. [20:41] The blockade gets lifted in June when [20:43] the inter when theou was signed. Then [20:45] the deal collapses and then the IRGC [20:48] goes back to harassing shipping. The US [20:51] reimposes the blockade, [20:54] right? And and that brings us to where [20:57] we are kind of now, [21:00] right around July 13th, 14th, that's [21:03] when they start attacking again. the [21:05] Americans July 12th whenever they [21:06] started striking again. [21:09] So that's when Larak now is the whole [21:15] toll scheme became the headline story. [21:17] That was where you know you know they're [21:19] not opening the straits and we have to [21:20] start attacking again. [21:24] So the pattern reads like this. [21:27] The current campaign spent the first [21:29] week or two working through the broader [21:31] network, the big IRGC naval bases, the [21:35] coastal radar and missile sites, the [21:37] prochemical zones, the big ticket items. [21:40] That's what they've been hitting until [21:42] now. Mainly degrading military [21:45] installations, right? Again, missile [21:46] sites, radar. Larac isn't a big base in [21:50] that sense. It's not really a military [21:52] installation. It's an island with a [21:55] harbor and a control tower. It only [21:58] became a priority target once the toll [22:01] scheme [22:02] was the thing strangling shipping and [22:04] and and you know and and driving the [22:07] headlines. So, it's it's right at the [22:10] seam between a civilian port authority [22:14] and an I it's kind of it's a little [22:17] vague. It's sort of a civilian port [22:19] authority, but it's also an IRGC [22:21] operation. [22:23] And maybe that's why the Americans [22:24] didn't hadn't targeted it yet. That they [22:26] were more concerned with targeting the [22:28] actual sites where the drones and the [22:30] missiles were being launched from and [22:32] they were leaving this one because it's [22:35] not a threat per se. That's just my [22:38] take. It's it's a little bit I'm not [22:40] sure why they waited. I'm just I'm I'm [22:42] I'm just, you know, conjecturing. So [22:46] that's the rundown. I went through I [22:48] think seven or eight sites. Here we have [22:51] the symbolic birthplace of Kmeni maybe, [22:53] but it's really a missile site. We have [22:55] the we have the border crossing, which [22:58] is also a it's a civilian border [23:00] crossing for pilgrims, but it's also [23:01] where a lot of weapons pass through. Um, [23:04] we have that one place that I couldn't [23:06] really figure out, uh, this rural [23:09] county. And then we have and then we [23:12] have this island that is literally where [23:14] Iran runs the blockade from in addition [23:16] to some other military strikes in the [23:19] sites in the straits. One caveat, same [23:21] as always. This is, as I said at the [23:24] beginning, this is all coming largely [23:25] through Iranian state and state state [23:28] linked media. Um, and you know, so it [23:32] it's that's where the information is [23:35] coming from. And uh there you go. That's [23:38] where the Americans have been hitting [23:40] lately. I hope this was illuminating. [23:42] You know, let me just sum this up uh you [23:45] know this way. [23:47] Like I said the other day when we first [23:49] started talking about this stuff, [23:52] these military strikes are not only [23:54] about opening up the straight of [23:55] Hormuse. We can see that the Americans [23:57] are degrading [23:59] all of the the the military [24:01] capabilities. uh that strike in Shiraz [24:04] on that facility that that makes radar [24:07] and um and and other and other [24:10] components of missiles that was [24:13] significant. You see that? So, and again [24:16] that's nowhere near the straight of [24:17] Hormuz. So, there you go. Um and [24:21] [clears throat] on and on it goes. Iran [24:22] keeps getting degraded. And I'm gonna, [24:24] you know, I need to also say [24:29] I'm not sure that all of these strikes [24:32] are accomplishing [24:34] the goal [24:36] that they're meant to accomplish. [24:39] Trump says that he wants to get the [24:40] straits open. He wants to make sure they [24:42] don't have a nuclear weapon. And I've [24:44] said I've been saying this over and over [24:45] again now, and it's what I wrote about [24:46] in the Jerusalem Post this week. The [24:49] most effective, efficient, [24:52] cheapest way [24:55] to ensure that the Straits of Hormuz [24:57] will be opened in perpetuity and that [25:00] Iran will not have a nuclear uh weapons [25:03] program ever. [25:06] The only real surefire way to do that [25:10] is to make sure that the regime [25:11] collapses. I'm not talking about [25:13] engaging in nation building and regime [25:15] change that where where the Americans go [25:17] in and they, you know, and they have to [25:19] take control of things. No boots on the [25:21] ground. The Iranian people brought this [25:24] regime to power in 1979. So as much as [25:27] we care about their freedom, that's, you [25:30] know, that's their issue to sort out. If [25:33] if the objective of the United States, [25:35] Israel, the West, whatever you call it, [25:36] if the if the objective of the United [25:38] States is to ensure that the Straits of [25:40] Hormuz get opened in perpetuity, that [25:43] the nuclear program is ended forever, [25:46] there's only one surefire way to do [25:48] that, and it doesn't involve all of this [25:51] bombing. [25:54] Bring the people out into the streets, [25:56] weaken the regime. Instead of targeting [25:58] all of these missile sites, target the [26:02] leaders of the regime. Target the IRGC [26:05] headquarters. Target the IRGC [26:07] checkpoints. Target those bases. [26:11] Stir [snorts] up the people to come back [26:12] out. Figure out a way to get weapons to [26:15] them. This is way cheaper. [26:19] And the and the regime is so [26:20] destabilized already now with the [26:22] economic warfare that is being waged [26:25] that I think it would be much faster. [26:27] And I'm not saying only my exact [26:29] suggestions that I made. There's ways to [26:32] do it. I just think that that hoping [26:34] that at some point the people in charge [26:36] who are still from the old from the [26:38] regime are going to bend a knee and cry [26:42] uncle because you've caused one more [26:44] wave of damage. I don't think is [26:46] realistic. So, that's my assessment. Let [26:50] me know if you think I'm wrong. Let me [26:51] know what you think. Hope you found this [26:53] helpful. Please uh like, share, [26:56] subscribe, all that. God bless.
