But us death toll ni hide chestundemo anipistundi, global media ni controll lo pettukunnaru, ekkada chusina us and Isreal ni hype chese news yeee

Again us stock market not showing effect of war

1 minute ago, karna11 said:

But us death toll ni hide chestundemo anipistundi, global media ni controll lo pettukunnaru, ekkada chusina us and Isreal ni hype chese news yeee

Again us stock market not showing effect of war

typical western media. telisinde kada.

3 hours ago, karna11 said:

Looks like us air strikes Israeli ground strikes tho velthundhi,

never know... as long as iran population not revolting on iran govt...things are foggy...

Iran kept up its retaliatory missile and drone attacks on its neighbors and Israel on Saturday, as President Trump traveled to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware to salute the first six U.S. soldiers killed in the conflict as their remains arrived there.

Earlier the president had vowed in a morning social media post that the week-old Israeli-American aerial onslaught on Iran would escalate and expand to target new “areas and groups of people.”

The Iranian president, Masoud Pezeshkian, said in a televised address on Saturday that Mr. Trump’s demand for unconditional surrender was “a dream that our enemies will take to the grave.”

Shortly after Mr. Pezeshkian’s speech, air-raid sirens rang out in Bahrain and Qatar, a sign Iran’s retaliatory attacks were continuing. The defense ministry for the United Arab Emirates reported on Saturday evening that the country’s forces were intercepting Iranian missiles and drones entering its territory.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said in a statement a few hours later that it had launched another wave of attacks on American and Israeli targets, including ballistic missile attacks on Haifa, Israel, and drone attacks on Dubai’s marina area.

In his televised address, Mr. Pezeshkian sought to blunt anger at Iran in the Arab world by apologizing to Persian Gulf nations for launching strikes into their territories. That comment appeared to prompt Mr. Trump to claim Iran had “surrendered to its Middle East neighbors.”

But the Iranian president said later on social media that Iran would keep trying to damage American bases in the Gulf. “We have not attacked our friendly and neighboring countries,” he said. “Rather, we have targeted U.S. military bases, facilities, and installations in the region.”

Inka continuing yee as per so far news

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/03/07/world/iran-war-trump-israel-lebanon

Israel strikes oil facilities in Iran.

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Explosions erupted after the Israeli military struck several fuel storage complexes in Tehran on Saturday.Credit...Atta Kenare/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images

The Israeli military struck several Iranian fuel sites late on Saturday, sending huge balls of fire and smoke into the air and rocking Tehran and the neighboring city of Karaj with explosions.

The attacks, seen in videos circulating on social media and verified by The New York Times, appeared to be the first on Iran’s energy infrastructure since the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran last weekend. Until this weekend, the U.S.-Israeli bombing campaign had been largely focused on ravaging Iran’s leadership and security services, and police stations, while also trying to eliminate its ability to produce and launch missiles and prevent Tehran from being able to produce nuclear weapons.

But Tehran is a sprawling metropolis of 10 million people, with densely packed neighborhoods, and as in many cities, residential, commercial and military structures are in proximity to one another. Iranian media and residents have reported widespread destruction to residential homes, shops, roads, water pipes and several hospitals and schools, located near targets sites.

Iran’s Ministry of Oil said in a statement that multiple oil storage depots in the provinces of Tehran and Alborz had been targeted.

The Israeli military confirmed in a statement that it had attacked several fuel storage and energy complexes in Tehran, saying the facilities were being used by Iran’s armed forces. Israel’s military called it a “significant strike” aimed at dismantling the military infrastructure of the government.

Tehran’s main oil refinery is next to one of the storage facilities, in the city’s southern Shahr Rey district, that was attacked, according to state media. Videos circulating on social media and verified by The New York Times showed huge columns of fire lighting up the sky, and rising from what appeared to be the area of the oil depot.

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The explosions on Saturday night rattled residents of Tehran and came after an attack by Israel early Saturday on Mehrabad Airport, the nation’s busiest domestic travel hub. Israel said it had hit airplanes parked on the runway used by Iran to send money and weapons to its ***** militant groups in the region.

The sounds of the explosions at both the airport and the fuel depot shook homes miles away, residents said, and filled the air with smoke.

“It’s getting to a point where we feel no place is safe, and even the roads leading in and out of the city are dangerous because targets around them are attacked,” said Amir, a businessman who had taken his wife and two children, to the countryside from Tehran. He said they heard the explosion from one of the oil depots near the mountains.

Footage recorded on the outskirts of northern Tehran, on a major highway that leads to the upscale suburb of Lavasan, captured an enormous fire burning at another oil storage facility.

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The Shahran oil depot in northwestern Tehran, which Israel targeted last June, was hit again, sending a dark plume of smoke swirling into the sky.

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Iran’s oil ministry said that one of its depots in Karaj, just west of Tehran, was also struck.

The Iranian oil ministry statement said fire and emergency crews were working to put out the flames from the strikes, and asserted there would be no fuel or energy shortages because the ministry had taken precautions, anticipating strikes on its facilities.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps said it had launched a new wave of attacks on Israel in retaliation for the attacks.

Shirin, a 36-year-old dentist, said she and her family had decided to remain in Tehran but that the severity of the attacks were making it difficult for them to sleep, or go about any semblance of ordinary life.

“We are very, very scared,” Shirin said. “I want the war to end, immediately.”

On 3/4/2026 at 10:28 PM, dasaribro said:

భయపడే వాడితో..యుద్దం చేయచ్చు....తెగించినోడితో...కష్టమే..

Only the dead see the end of the war.

• Plato

Emundi, same playbook since Vietnam. Rinse repeat first gulf war, Iraq invasion which rose ISIS so bombed parts of Syria and Iraq. Now Iran. Ee khamine mundakodukulu Koncham liberalize ayyi other countries tho better diplomacy maintain cheyochhu kada. Do some positive propaganda about life in Iran. Actual watch this food review YouTuber. Iran meeda oka series chesadu. Iranian Foods chala mana vatiho relation undi not just Chai, Biryani and Kababs.

Om Shanti to all the innocent lives lost

Tittle update cheyyi day 9 ani , and edi updates

day 9

The United States and Israeli militaries bombarded Iranian military targets and vital energy infrastructure on Sunday, as Iran tried to project stability by announcing that top clerics were finalizing their selection of a new supreme leader.

There was no sign of an offramp for the fighting. Water desalination plants came under attack in Iran and on the Persian Gulf island of Bahrain over the weekend, threatening to affect the lives of millions of people across the Middle East.

The United States Central Command on Sunday urged Iranian civilians to stay at home, suggesting that the U.S. could strike densely populated areas from which it said Iranian forces often launch drone strikes and ballistic missiles. President Trump also warned in an interview with ABC News that whoever is selected as the next supreme leader “is not going to last long” without the approval of the United States.

Iranian state television said that the country’s top clerics were close to naming a successor to Ayatollah Khamenei, the ruler killed in the opening blow of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran last weekend. The channel did not say who the new leader might be, but officials who spoke to The New York Times previously said Mojtaba Khamenei, the ayatollah’s son, was the front-runner.

Dense, oily clouds from strikes on fuel depots had settled over the capital on Sunday, according to residents and video. “With the fire it felt like night became day, and then with all the smoke the day turned back into night again,” said Aryan, 33, a resident who requested anonymity to avoid possible retribution by the Iranian authorities.

Israel’s military said it had targeted the fuel depots because they were being used by Iran’s military, and a senior U.S. military official said American forces were targeting sites affiliated with the Iran’s powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, as well as missile sites and air defenses.

Iran retaliated by firing barrages of missiles and drones across the Persian Gulf and Israel, some of which hit critical civilian infrastructure. The Gulf countries depend almost entirely on desalination for drinking water.

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said the strike on the facility in Bahrain came only after the United States had hit an Iranian a desalination plant on Qeshm Island, affecting the water supply for 30 villages. “The U.S. set this precedent, not Iran,” he said on social media.

1 hour ago, dasaribro said:

day 9

The United States and Israeli militaries bombarded Iranian military targets and vital energy infrastructure on Sunday, as Iran tried to project stability by announcing that top clerics were finalizing their selection of a new supreme leader.

There was no sign of an offramp for the fighting. Water desalination plants came under attack in Iran and on the Persian Gulf island of Bahrain over the weekend, threatening to affect the lives of millions of people across the Middle East.

The United States Central Command on Sunday urged Iranian civilians to stay at home, suggesting that the U.S. could strike densely populated areas from which it said Iranian forces often launch drone strikes and ballistic missiles. President Trump also warned in an interview with ABC News that whoever is selected as the next supreme leader “is not going to last long” without the approval of the United States.

Iranian state television said that the country’s top clerics were close to naming a successor to Ayatollah Khamenei, the ruler killed in the opening blow of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran last weekend. The channel did not say who the new leader might be, but officials who spoke to The New York Times previously said Mojtaba Khamenei, the ayatollah’s son, was the front-runner.

Dense, oily clouds from strikes on fuel depots had settled over the capital on Sunday, according to residents and video. “With the fire it felt like night became day, and then with all the smoke the day turned back into night again,” said Aryan, 33, a resident who requested anonymity to avoid possible retribution by the Iranian authorities.

Israel’s military said it had targeted the fuel depots because they were being used by Iran’s military, and a senior U.S. military official said American forces were targeting sites affiliated with the Iran’s powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, as well as missile sites and air defenses.

Iran retaliated by firing barrages of missiles and drones across the Persian Gulf and Israel, some of which hit critical civilian infrastructure. The Gulf countries depend almost entirely on desalination for drinking water.

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said the strike on the facility in Bahrain came only after the United States had hit an Iranian a desalination plant on Qeshm Island, affecting the water supply for 30 villages. “The U.S. set this precedent, not Iran,” he said on social media.

So no cease fire as of now

2 hours ago, karna11 said:

So no cease fire as of now

cease fire..you are the first one talk about that..

i dont see that word anywhere...in media...

23 minutes ago, dasaribro said:

cease fire..you are the first one talk about that..

i dont see that word anywhere...in media...

Inko 1 or 2 weeks ithee cheruvulu endutyii, appudu antaru andaru appandryoo ani

Iran has named Mojtaba Khamenei, a son of the country’s slain supreme leader, as his father’s successor, according to a statement from top clerics published on state media. His ascension, announced early Monday morning, signals the government’s desire for continuity as Iran faces expanding attacks from the United States and Israel nine days into the war.

Mojtaba Khamenei, 56, was appointed by a committee of senior Shiite clerics after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the highest authority in the country for more than three decades, was killed in an airstrike during the opening blow of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. He is known for having close ties to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and takes the helm not just as Iran’s new religious and political authority but also as the commander in chief of its armed forces.

Israel’s military has been threatening to kill whoever succeeds Ayatollah Khamenei, and President Trump has called the younger Khamenei an “unacceptable” choice. Before the announcement, he warned in an ABC News interview on Sunday that the next supreme leader “is not going to last long” without the approval of the United States.

There was no sign of an offramp for the war, as fears mounted that the fighting would broaden across the Middle East. In a sign that American officials were aware of growing risks in the region, the State Department told American diplomats to leave Saudi Arabia, according to current and former U.S. officials.

And as markets opened Sunday evening, oil prices surged more than 10 percent, crossing $100 a barrel for the first time in almost four years.

The U.S. and Israeli militaries bombarded Iranian military targets and energy facilities over the weekend. Water desalination plants also came under attack in Iran and on the Persian Gulf island of Bahrain, as strikes on civilian infrastructure threatened to affect the lives of millions of people.

Dense, oily clouds from strikes on fuel depots had settled over Tehran on Sunday, according to residents and video. “With the fire it felt like night became day, and then with all the smoke the day turned back into night again,” said Aryan, 33, a resident who requested anonymity to avoid possible retribution by the Iranian authorities.

Israel’s military said it had targeted the fuel depots because they were being used by Iran’s military, and a senior U.S. military official said American forces were targeting sites affiliated with the Iran’s powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, as well as missile sites and air defenses. Iran retaliated by firing barrages of missiles and drones across the Persian Gulf and Israel, some of which hit critical civilian infrastructure.

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said the strike on a facility in Bahrain came only after the United States had hit an Iranian desalination plant on Qeshm Island, affecting the water supply for 30 villages. “The U.S. set this precedent, not Iran,” he said on social media.