Iranian citizens sending targeting data to Mossad, CIA

X ^ | 3/13/26 | Nstrike

[EnderWiggin1970]

Iranian citizens are reportedly sending large numbers of videos to the closed channels of Mossad and the CIA showing the locations of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Basij forces.

🇮🇷 According to the reports, Basij punitive units are hiding under bridges in Tehran in an attempt to avoid U.S. and Israeli airstrikes.

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TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Iran; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: cia; getsnewsfromtwitter; iran; mossad; notheyarenot; persia

[EnderWiggin1970]

Payback and poetic justice for the murder of tens of thousands of Iranians by the regime. Whip out a cell phone, send video showing the position of Basij units, and then watch from a safe distance as airstrikes or drones take them out.

[dayglored]

The psychotic maniacal regime has been trying to bring on their version of Armageddon for decades. They’ve finally succeeded, sort of. Except that their “End Times” battle isn’t happening the way they wanted it to happen.

[RoosterRedux]

Ephesians 6:12 tells us what we are fighting.

For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.

Islam is Satanic. And so is the Left, in America and around the world. The reason Islam and the Left are allied is because they are armies of the same gods and minions.

[RoosterRedux]

I think this is the beginning of Armageddon. This is the start of the ultimate existential battle between Islam and Judeo/Christianity.

"Welcome to Thunderdome! ... Two men enter. One man leaves."

[FLT-bird]

Yep. No surprise there are plenty of friends and relatives of those murdered by the regime just a couple months ago - let alone all the others who were butchered in the last 15 years in 2 previous uprisings - who would be only too happy to help Israel and America eliminate their common enemy the IRGC/Basij.

[zeestephen]

Outstanding!

[equaviator]

That’s a damn good sign.

[NFHale]

Reminds me of the old quote “Be careful how you meet people on the way up… Cause you meet them on the way back down again too…”

This is good news

[SaveFerris]

👍👍👍

[GreenHornet]

Why do we need to know this? Not everything about the operations in Iran need to be made public.

[roving]

I’ll bet that pisses off Tucker.

[DannyTN]

[GOPJ]

Payback and poetic justice for the murder of tens of thousands of Iranians by the regime. Whip out a cell phone, send video showing the position of Basij units, and then watch from a safe distance as airstrikes or drones take them out.

Works for me. Also, air dropping hand guns for Iranian citizens might help. Government goons are already armed - so the only people helped would be unarmed citizens. When the 'midnight knock' comes, goons could be surprised.

[V_TWIN]

I tend to agree with you.

Also, I’m wondering if this is a dependable source

[Theophilus]

Amen send the resistance some 2nd Ammendment Love!

[wildcard_redneck]

A good tactic, if they can hack the IRGC HR system, would be to print wanted posters of IRGC personnel with their home addresses and drop them over Iran

[DIRTYSECRET]

Per wikipedia there are plenty of them in the Basij. It will point to civil war. Those people can’t be dealt with. Look at the hundreds of thousands still gathering together to chant death to America. Hopefully a new regime will find the records of just who these people are.

[redinIllinois]

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[rlmorel]

I think there is a possibility for a dynamic that isn't talked about much. I have been in a number of threads where people insist that this conflict cannot be won by AirPower alone. And that is true if we adhere to a mid-late 20th century mindset. We should remember that his is the 21st Century, not the middle of the 20th Century. Warfare has changed. It isn't Britain on the ground with their Spitfires, those aren't HE-111s dropping 250 lb bombs, and Trump isn't Hitler.

In 1945, it took over a thousand bombs to take out a bridge.

In 1965 it took hundreds of bombs to take out a bridge.

In 2026, it takes one bomb to take out a bridge. Two if you really, REALLY want to be sure. And in 2026, with a small diameter munition, we can take out one room in the corner of one building.

This is not swarms of B-17's droning in formation, dropping all their bombs as the leader drops theirs.

In this conflict, we aren't putting boots on the ground in the sense that most people on the Left opposed to the action (including many on this forum) are wetting their pants about.

If we put boots on the ground, they are going to be very specifically placed, in groups of 4-10, deployed and removed, mostly to set up reliable lines of communication.

What we should do (and likely will, or...have) is have trusted Iranians (or people pretending to be Iranians) who are tied to people who want to overthrow the regime. We can provide them with specialized and miniaturized equipment provided to them, going through Starlink, with all the security that can be brought to bear (to ensure IRGC doesn't hijack the communications gear or identity of an operator) so trusted Iranian citizens can work with a B-1 orbiting overhead with tens of thousands of pounds of ordnance ranging in size and capability ranging from GBU-39 small diameter bombs that can hit a single structure and destroy one room in it to MK-84 JDAMS.. This works if we have complete control of the sky (which we do) as we can even refuel those B-1's directly over Iran now.

Those trusted people on the ground can call in focused air strikes as they see the need, against 50 IRGC guys in a compound in some obscure town or city. And so on.

We aren't going to have "boots on the ground" in the same way we did in Iraq and Afghanistan. Warfare has changed, and changed dramatically. We are trying to not only keep up, but to extend and enhance. As can be seen with the LUCAS program, this more agile approach to our war fighting is working.

So, we should avoid becoming stagnated in 1945. Lessons are well learned to be remembered, but it is a flaw to become chained to them in ways that prevent us from improvising, changing, or even acting...which is what the Left wants, and why they continually bring up Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq.

Our enemies, both foreign and domestic, want defeat, and their best propaganda (in their minds) is that which reminds people of those conflicts and demoralizes them for political purposes.

[bert]

BS