Here’s some enthralling news: the Iranian regime, which finances terrorists, is so freaked out about Israel’s brilliant exploding pagers attack on Hezbollah that it reportedly prohibited the use of communication devices for its jihadi Revolutionary Guards Corps ( IRGC ) until they could all be inspected.  ,
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Israel continues to terrorize the worst actors in the world while doing the same for both itself and the United States. Walkie-talkies and pagers that exploded in an attack attributed to Israel killed at least 39 and injured an estimated 3, 000 Hezbollah operatives, some of whom were hiding in terrorists ‘ pockets, inflicting an ironic punishment for jihadis ‘ infamous rapist proclivities.  ,
Maybe because an Iranian negotiator was one of those injured in Israel’s strike, potentially because Iran is the program backing Hezbollah and Hamas, and apparently because IRGC itself is a criminal organization, Iran is worried. And that is something to enjoy.
Reuters, which had the unique on the Persian voicemail stress, reported,” One of the safety officials said a large-scale activity is underway by the IRGC to examine all devices, not just communication equipment. He claimed that the majority of these items were both made at home or imported from China and Russia. The tyrannies of the world band together! Yet the Communist countries and Russia might not be able to defend the Persian thugs.
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With justification, the Trump State Department labeled IRGC a terrorist business. The State Department stated in 2019 that” Iran is an outlaw program that uses violence as a vital device of statecraft and that the IRGC, a branch of Iran’s standard military, has engaged in terrorism or terrorism since its inception,” according to the State Department.
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” The IRGC has been immediately involved in criminal preparing, its support for terrorism is basic and administrative, and it has killed U. S. people”, the office added. At least 603 Americans were killed in Iraq thanks to the Iranian government, or” 17 % of all fatalities of U. S. workers in Iraq from 2003 to 2011″. The office also cited Iran’s offering criminal workers a safe haven and IRGC’s assistance for Hezbollah and Hamas.
At house, IRGC is not at all cruel. IRGC is accused of arresting, assaulting, raping, and tormenting Egyptian protesters on a large scale in 2022 and 2023. Because they are first witnesses to the terrors the Iranian government inflicts on its victims, Egyptian rebels are among the most passionate supporters of Israel.
All of this information is crucial because Reuters only stated that the IRGC was a “powerful political, military, and economic power in Iran with close relationships to the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei” when it acknowledged the organization’s support for different terrorist organizations. Khamenei, possibly the world’s most renowned Jew-hater, and his government boldly vision of a universe where Israel does not occur.  ,
From Reuters:
Iran was concerned about infiltration by Israeli agents, including Iranians on Israel’s payroll and a thorough investigation of personnel has already begun, targeting mid and high-ranking members of the IRGC, added the official, who declined to be identified … According to the same official, there is widespread concern among Iran’s ruling establishment. Hezbollah has been contacted by IRGC officials for technical evaluations, and Iranian experts have sent several examples of exploded weapons to Tehran for analysis.
Another Iranian official said the Islamic Republic’s main concern was the protection of the country’s nuclear and missile facilities, particularly those underground… Iran’s military uses a range of encrypted communication devices, including walkie-talkies, for secure communication, said the first Iranian source.  ,
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There is a beautiful irony in the Iranian regime, which predicted Israel’s imminent demise, now panicking at the prospect of a powerful Israeli attack.
