Don’t know what I have to understand in the word “certain” ( would have expected i.e. “a number of”) but this comes pretty surprising

The anti regime website&TV channel Iran International says that a senior IRGC officer who planed terror attacks against Jews in Germany was assassinated in Iran. In the past Mossad assassinated IRGC officers in Iran and outside it. No one so far claimed responsibility.

theins.ru/en/politics/27…
There it is

Per 🇺🇦 MFA the two murdered Ukrainians in Bavaria were UA soldiers (undergoing rehabilitation in 🇩🇪)
Detained suspect is a 57 y.o. 🇷🇺 Russian

With all the wars and conflicts in the world, don’t forget 🇸🇩 Sudan

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Apart from all news reporting that changes hour to hour this is very bad but not surprising
In every talk with (foreign) policy experts the most used word is “strategy”

I kind of feel like I am repeating myself but here condensed in one sentence by nothing other than Institute for the Study of War

This is most likely only a statement to deter Israel🇮🇱 from a direct attack on Iran.
If there is an attack on 🇮🇷 soil with limited and acceptable damage, the Islamic Regime will likely not retaliate significantly

This says nothing.
We still have to wait for Israel’s decision and response

Calculate the damage.
🇺🇦 pays the war with blood, we do just with money.
So acting quickly reduces our costs just like with climate change

#BREAKING When asked if he is concerned Israel would attack Iran's nuclear facilities, IAEA Director General told reporters, 'We're always concerned about that possibility.'
'Iran's gov't informed IAEA inspectors yesterday that the nuclear facilities we're inspecting everyday

'The amateurs discuss tactics: the professionals discuss logistics.”
- Napoleon

'Israeli and the U.S. forces intercepted most of the Iranian drones and missiles. But they were able to do so in part because Arab countries quietly passed along intelligence about Tehran’s attack plans, opened their airspace to warplanes, shared radar tracking information or, in

Gallant told Austin that Israel can't allow ballistic missiles to be launched against its territory without a response, a U.S. official and a source briefed on the call said. - Axios

I’m taking bets.
Shahed factory?
Some compound associated with the nuclear program (Natanz)?

Among the military options that are being considered, the war cabinet is considering an attack on an Iranian facility that would send a message, but would avoid causing casualties, one Israeli official said. - CNN