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Apparently our Joint Chiefs looked at maps of Nebraska for planning an Iran invasion.

"Look, it's flat!!!"

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The Iranian Foreign Minister on twitter:

the speaker of the Iranian parliament on twitter

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Iran claims they hit six US Landing Craft LCUs (Landing Craft Utility) in Al-Shuyukh port, Kuwait.

The US has begun the transfer of short-range anti-aircraft missile systems AN/TWQ-1 Avenger (SHORAD) to MacDill Air Base. Most likely, they will be quickly sent to the Middle East to combat Iranian drones. These systems are designed to protect ground forces from drones and cruise missiles, and some of these systems are currently being used in Ukraine. Apparently, the threat from UAVs to American bases near Iran has become critical. This forces the Pentagon to deploy all available resources, including anti-aircraft missile systems, the effectiveness of which in Ukraine, to put it mildly, is questionable.