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Cake day: April 10th, 2026
  • vyitnoomyr@lemmygrad.mltoWorld News@lemmygrad.ml•Megathread for the US war on Iran | Week 23 of 2026
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    17 hours ago

    Gentle Reminder: The Dark Will Not Protect You 🤗 Not For Long 🙅‍♂️ They Are COMING ⌛☝️

    [2026-06-02] Yedioth Ahronoth via Al-Manar – Hezbollah’s Nighttime Drones Becoming Israeli Soldiers’ Nightmare: Visiting Comrades at Rambam Hospital Say More

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    Yedioth Ahronoth indicated that the concerns have been confirmed, and the “Israeli” army is worried about the use of explosive loitering gliders at night.

    The Hebrew newspaper added that one of the Givati Reconnaissance fighters who came to visit those wounded in the drone incident that struck the force heading toward Al-Shaqif Castle said: “It is very strange that a drone was able to strike a military force at night. This has never happened before to combat units.”

    Yedioth Ahronoth cited “Israeli” security sources as saying, “There is a constantly rising learning curve, and not only in the field of drones. They improve the accuracy of their fire every time anew. Therefore, we try to move as much as possible within the security zone along the Yellow Line, and during maneuvers we avoid remaining in fixed positions.”

    “The Israeli army and Hezbollah are engaged in what security sources describe as a ‘learning battle’. According to these sources, Hezbollah studies the army’s methods and improves from time to time.”

    The paper pointed out that Israeli soldiers continue arriving at Rambam Hospital in Haifa to visit their wounded comrades, adding that they describe the atmosphere as difficult and frustrating.

    Yedioth Ahronoth interviewed a soldier who came to check on his friend wounded by a suicide drone.

    “Fifteen killed during what is called a ‘ceasefire,’ while there is no ceasefire at all. Perhaps Hezbollah’s drones now have new thermal cameras, and they can actually see our forces while they are moving,” he said.

    Fighters also continue entering treatment rooms to support the families of the wounded, according to the Zionist paper.

    Source: Al-Manar English Website

  • vyitnoomyr@lemmygrad.mltoWorld News@lemmygrad.ml•Megathread for the US war on Iran | Week 23 of 2026
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    17 hours ago

    Professor please I am at my fucking limit

    Edit: soreu this is barely related to the war I’m going to go back to spamming /all with videos of Hezbollah blowing shit up I’m just overwhelmed by the backlog

    [2026-06-02] NYT via Al-Manar – Hezbollah Looks More Capable than It Did When War Began

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    An Israeli campaign that started with high hopes has devolved into a kind of impasse, with Hezbollah looking more capable than it did when the war began, The new York Times introduced its article which discusses how Hezbollah Thwarted the Israeli strategy in Lebanon.

    NYT indicated that the recent threat made by the Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and his war minister Israel Katz to bomb Beirut’s Dayieh reflects the fight was falling short.

    “And when Israel backed down from that threat a few hours later, the decision pointed up just how much it had been backed into a corner — stuck between domestic pressure to hit Hezbollah hard, and American pressure to constrain its attacks in Lebanon.”

    ‘Israel’ did not seem to be ready for Hezbollah’s widespread use of explosive “first-person-view” drones, which are controlled with fiber-optic cables that unspool for miles and are unsusceptible to electronic jamming, the article added.

    It is now a kind of deadlock in which Hezbollah suddenly looks more capable than it did when the war began and the soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces can look startlingly helpless, according to NYT.

    Assaf Orion, a retired Israeli brigadier general who is now a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said Israel appeared to be forgetting the hard lessons it learned after it invaded Lebanon in 1982 (an invasion that inspired the creation of Hezbollah).

    Source: The New York Times

  • vyitnoomyr@lemmygrad.mltoComradeship // Freechat@lemmygrad.ml•How do yall not let the rage consume you?
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    21 hours ago

    Wait what I meant you should flee the country together

    Those are like the only countries it’s even ethical and feasible to move to.

    I guess there is kind of my own brutal logic that I couldn’t remain in America and have a happy relationship with a liberal embedded in there. But that wasn’t my intended message at all. It was seriously just asking, do you think ditching the whole environment together is feasible?

    I’m not like super amazed by Russia it’s just not RUINOUS for the next generation there, so you’re not just like, exploiting the population as an asset-laden expat. You’d need to have a career set up and shit. I’m just saying buying a condo or something is unimaginably cheap versus US property market. Which is unstable and based on blood money anyways. Do you get my reasoning? It is a pretty hard break from most people’s priorities so I figured I’d ask before potentially offering one (maybe completely unlikely) solution. Besides not everyone even WANTS a long-term relationship. IDGAF if they do or don’t, I guess I’m glad to see someone else so violently committed to their relationship. That’s dope

    I honestly hoped by coming back on the English non-coder/market related internet I could convince someone to do it lol the idea of based internet ppl headed into such a dubious retirement situation makes me kinda get a knot in my stomach. This probably sounds ridiculous 😭 but I have noticed a lot of people’s relatives are hopelessly chuddy & make them unhappy. They could instead be plaintively begging them to fly back across the Pacific before they are 6 feet under 😀