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Lord Bebo

@MyLordBebo

Jun 30

🇺🇦‼️🚨 UNBELIEVABLE: Ukrainian military came into the house of a Ukranian family around Pokrovsk to steal their car.

But the soldiers also shot the son, the mother and all animals in the process while torturing them.

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Vlad (the deceased) was engaged in car repair, they had a service station and a small store.

At night, the soldiers broke into his home, first they shot his mother and dog.

Vlad tried to hide in the basement, but they found him and after questioning him about the money, they also shot him.

They stole the Toyota and cleaned out the house. The car was later seen in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

How it managed to pass at least 3 checkpoints is a rhetorical question, since the drivers were soldiers,” his friend (from next video) wrote.

Prytkov said that the stolen car had the number AN1070PA, which, judging by open databases, is indeed registered in Pokrovsk.

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“God will judge you all”

The friend of the killed guy can’t believe that no one talks about this.

He is extremely careful to not get banned and talks indirectly.

Sad.

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Lord Bebo

@MyLordBebo

Jun 30

🇮🇷 Iran has dismantled all IAEA surveillance cameras at its nuclear sites.

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In 2023, the Islamic Republic agreed to allow IAEA engineers access to install the cameras and resume surveillance at its nuclear sites.

The head of the agency, Rafael Grossi, who was in Washington at the time, called the news “an encouraging sign of Iran’s approach to nuclear negotiations with the United States,” and also said:

I think the Iranian authorities are genuinely trying to reach an agreement.

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In addition to dismantling the cameras, Iran has:

- suspended cooperation with the IAEA.

- announced that there would be no more IAEA inspections at its nuclear sites.

- does not expect Grossi to visit Tehran and regards his desire to get into nuclear facilities as malicious.

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Lord Bebo

@MyLordBebo

Jun 30

🇺🇸 Someone set fire to the Canfield Mountain area in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

When firefighters arrived they were shot.

It was an ambush.

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Firefighters were shot at immediately upon arrival at the fire in the Canfield Mountain area of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

The shooter is still on the loose.

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Authorities believe the fire was deliberately set to lure emergency crews, who are now pinned down. Life Flight helicopters and support from Spokane are en route.

The Kootenai County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that it's an active shooter situation.

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Lord Bebo

@MyLordBebo

Jun 22

🇮🇷🇺🇸 UNPOPULAR OPINION:

“The US told Iran that the American strikes on nuclear facilities were a one-off operation and were not intended to overthrow the Iranian government”, the WSJ reported.

-> If Iran retaliates once, without causing big casualties on the US side and they make a deal after it, so the war ends … then this strike on nuclear facilities was part of the deal (which was already made in Oman couple of das ago)

That’s my Geopolitical observation. Iran did similar deals with the US before.

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https://twitter.com/mylordbebo/status/1936696683347259484

The nuclear facilities were empty and not operational.

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https://twitter.com/mylordbebo/status/1936696683347259484

Iranian delegation held multiple talks with the US in Oman couple of days ago.

But the results were not known, hence they could have made a secret deal.

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Lord Bebo

@MyLordBebo

Jun 22

🇮🇷🇺🇸🚨‼️ IRAN EXPECTED THE US STRIKES AND MOVED OUT THE NUCLEAR STUFF?

On June 19 and 20, before the US attacks Iranian authorities have repeatedly stated that the targeted nuclear facilities had been evacuated days earlier.

Photos show many trucks gathering near the entrance to the main Fordow facility, to evacuate likely the centrifuges and other equipment.

PS: The strikes were predictable, as even I announced them yesterday as probable. So the Iranians knew, at least expected them as probable.

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Trucks: You don’t need to evacuate the staff in such a big move, you can just tell them not to go to work tomorrow. (Oversimplified but roughly true)

What did they evacuate with so many trucks is the important technical equipment.

Just look how big the centrifuges are.

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I’m ready to bet that Iran essentially moved the centrifuges and other critical nuclear equipment out of Fordow and other facilities.

They likely hide it somewhere secret right now and the US struck the now empty bunker facility.

That’s the only logical conclusion I can make from the pictures of the trucks evacuating stuff from Fordow.

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