Re: Israeli Faces From Earlier Today :-)

The little toy drones that were zipped down in Tabriz were sent in from one of the Israeli American military bases in Azerbaijan Republic close to Iran's northern borders. There has been four bases there for some time (since 2012). They're due to get interesting visits in the near future, both from Iran and Armenia.
The ones that flew near Esfahan were probably sent by Kords from Kordish villages not that far to city's west.
Literally everything else was pure media hoopla based on nothing. And I wasted 2 hours of my sleep time over it figuring out what kind of madness that was.
I think perhaps Americans wanted to zip Israeli mouths shut with retaliation talks and play with them some too, at the same time. Very "funny", I guess.
  Gvir (Israeli national security minister) called it, "ridiculous." He didn't use the exact same word. דרדל׳ה! doesn't mean ridiculous, but being just a scarecrow, and Israelis don't want to translate it that way - it'd bee too telling. He got some heat for it too.
Gvir and others in Israeli government are too paranoid about Arabs, because they cannot predict them. Nobody can. Islam itself caught everybody around them by surprise. They keep matters of importance to themselves and only themselves.
Well, both Arabs and Iranians had a ball last night laughing their asses off. Somebody must've thought that it was due. I really hope some Iranian Kords at least got relatively good money from your pockets for that "operation."
Did Arabs do that? :) ... Certainly somebody wanted to laugh at the main culprits.
Do you know who are the only really bitter party in this?.. Those anti-Iranian Persian speaking news anchors. They're literally expressing their disdain for their bosses that are now forcing them to discuss such "operation" in the wake of what Iran did to Israeli military last Saturday. They're just sick with it :) Those of you that happen to know Persian just watch a few of them for five minutes or so.
It could also be the same ploy they used in the August 1953 coup in Tehran. Too bad those lessons are well learned by Iranians. In that operation, a fake weak attempt was first made to conclude in a fake defeat a day before the real operation began. The whole thing was Zahedi's idea of course, and it worked. It rendered the guards down and made it possible for the tasks to get done much easier than planned. Iran had used such maneuvers against trouble maker tribal nomads to catch their leaders many times before; in fact designed and used by Zahedi himself under Reza Shah's orders.
If this crap is to mean doing another one of those tricks, dream on! It is 70 years too old. It was too old one day after that coup succeeded. My father was telling us everybody in Tehran was talking about how foolishly they were had. Zahedi was having a ball, except, as he himself stated, for those 300 soldiers of his, who guarded Mosaddegh's house and were killed by Iranian military dressed soldiers who came out of American embassy and mingled with them and then shot them dead, all without Zahedi's knowledge. None of them knew one word of Persian. Nobody survived to describe them better. Otherwise you'd know much more about that event, by now, than I do.
Your cute "embassy" is still locked closed for that, sweeties. Iranians call that compound a "cemetery" in honor of those 300 soldiers. You will never see that door open for business, not even after ten regime changes in Iran.
80 million bright people, ripe to do and develop businesses, with oil money to back them. All gone out of your hands. No wonder you're contemplating to work on your Sundays as well. The Saturdays were gone already shortly after 1980 "Reagan" ploy :)
Live with what scums you are until you're wiped clean after getting eaten by your victims in your own country. Good that I lived to see at least the beginning of that natural process.
Iran's foreign minister said today, "up to 20 countries struggled to stop our missiles from hitting Israeli military bases, and they failed to protect them." It's in CNN.
So, many more than U.S. and France cooperated in that. Raisi yesterday had mentioned about 10 different nations. By now, it looks like it was more than 10. Iran is used to it. Remember that Iran fought the entire world in that Iran-Iraq war, and managed to deliver enough punishment on Saddam's government to scare off Turkey and Pakestan from trying such dangerous undertakings. If Turkey had begun a similar approach, by now, it would be like Iraq is today. Same for Pakestan. So Iran did that job single handed against every source of help for Saddam around the world that you could imagine.
When it gets complicated, Iranians always do better than cro-magnons. That's a fact written down into the genes of the two present species of humans today! You can't beat Modern Humans in very complicated situations.
And that's where the explanation of it resides.
An unconfirmed report (per Persian version of Mostashar news outlet) says that Iran is getting ready to deal with Baku for last night's meddling.
Interesting to see how, cause Iran has Armenia's card also.
That criminal nut, Netanyahu, is struggling to prevent international court in Europe to issue arrest warrant against him. If that happens, and it may happen by the end of April in fact, then Iran's hand gets open to arrest and kidnap him anywhere in the world. He'd probably get a brief "conversation" from Palestinian Iranians before his ass is handed to the court in Europe. He is begging Brits and Germans to prevent that court action. He isn't daring to visit them, mind you. They are visiting him in Israel!
Some sources have hacked IDF and copied 200,000 classified docs containing complete personal information of IDF members of all sorts, secret addresses they hold meetings and make decisions, internal directives they get as well as issue, and their storage places and warehouses. This isn't the first. It has been done periodically because situation changes through time. They've "updated" the info yet another time. Proof that Israelis cannot match Iranian hackers.
So looks like Iran is getting ready to deliver this time! This increases the likelihood for security and peace, cause it can prevent wars. Don't get fooled by thinking Iranians can get complacent in this. They're born and raised to keep the effort on, and increase them to any level they think is necessary.
You have no idea to what extent Shah and SAVAK went to get the destruction of feudalism in Iran get accomplished. They fooled both Soviets and Americans. They fooled the parliament, the wealthy land owners, their own government, to get this done. Because that matter was the biggest obstacle in the way of Iran freeing itself from superpowers.
And it got done, be it with the price Iran paid for it in 1979.
The matter of Israel, if you ask me, other than stuff related to prosecuting criminals, is over. The hot spot is now Azerbaijan Republic :) Your other Israel. An arrangement totally fabricated by global pests. Another "Ukraine" of yours :-) Boy, wait and see what's in store.
And they have borders with Iran as extensive as Heaven itself would want. Land as well as sea. Distances that make it down to minutes, and not hours like in Israel, to influence and rearrange stuff at, they way Iran wants! Talking about who's better in complicated problems ... :-)) That's where the news will shift.
That jackass Elham Aliev is another nut like Netanyahu. Only funnier looking.
The hackers have even occasional control of Israeli power grid. They've demonstrated it many times! They call themselves, "ICS_Hack", whatever hell that it means. There's no defense against them. Nobody can beat them.
They've listed 3 years of information on who are the power companies customers (full name and addresses), what type of equipment provide the power, what forms of fuel runs them, where exactly and how the power is delivered to chemical, oil, gas, water, food, and communication plants, and the latter's offices and employees locations. They claim they can cut the power at will.
Very important safety guarantees. Peace depends on them and their periodical activities, in fact. Could be even Israeli people behind it. Who knows. Keeping peace is complicated.
Recent events since October 7, 2023 has strengthened Iran remarkably. Especially in the area of management, the hallmark of Clerics' weaknesses. Decisions and roles have more and more shifted into hands of Iranians that can do stuff, not talk bullshit. Militia has stopped being idle. The military, watching and perpetually jealous and competing with the militia, has been forced to reduce its capabilities' distance with that of the militia. So they've got considerably better as well. Bullshit speaking clerics who actually ran some stuff in that country are now more or less pushed aside and are functioning only for the retired men and women, keeping them busy with bullshit they like.
Iran's leader, recently said something to note by everybody. He said something like, "We don't believe in nukes and creating them, but at the same time, if we are attacked by any means, we will match the exact same response to the enemy, with exact same weapons, and we can continue it for any length of time that we wish, be it forever."
That should tell anybody who has doubts.
This has been going on for a number of years now, but the _readiness_ aspect of it was, I think, lacking. This weakness was addressed and corrected since October 7, 2023. Iran will be in a state of perpetual readiness now. A must, for a country in that region. Clerics are too complacent about it. They're not the right people for it. The right people are now handling such stuff. This is great improvement for Iran. It is not fully completed yet. If you hear of terrorist acts conducted inside Iran, there's still some clerics somewhere, given jobs they are not able to handle. But this gradually will improve.