Major global shock 🚨🚨

The U.S. Air Force dropped several 14-ton GBU-57 bombs on the Fordow facility... It is the only bomb capable of penetrating Fordow.

#Trump must know very well that there will be no place for peace on the face of the Earth after this strike. We are on the brink of a global war. Unfortunately, everyone bet that you wouldn't be the one to ignite the spark of this war . but everyone was wrong. What just happened? 🥲

Wall Street Journal: No orders have been issued yet to carry out strikes using B-2 bombers.

Maariv (Israeli outlet): Iranian hackers breached the account of the Antiquities Authority on X (Twitter). #Iran #Israel

🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷⚡ Unusual... A song sparks international uproar and gets translated into dozens of languages! The song "Boom Boom Boom Tel Aviv" is setting platforms on fire! Produced by: DJ Khamas Lyrics by: Anti-war U.S. veteran Lucas Cage #nostr #gaza #iran

In late 1978, as Iranians anxiously awaited Khomeini’s return from exile, a strange rumor began to spread , that his face could be seen on the moon. Millions climbed onto rooftops, staring eagerly at the moon, and many convinced themselves that they could indeed see the features of his bearded face shining in the sky. Although the authorities officially denied the rumor, it was already too late: Khomeini’s supporters had begun to treat him as a messianic figure , literally drawn in the heavens. (It was a surreal moment that reflected the almost religious fervor surrounding him). #nostr #iran

Now you want to help America? Ah, I forgot you're only good at killing children. #nostr #iran #gaza

Death used to be the domain of priests and elders now it has become the domain of scientists and engineers. Death is a technical problem , and it requires a technical solution. #nostr

Ordinary people were not far removed from the atmosphere of nuclear testing. In the 1950s, famous Las Vegas hotels organized special dawn parties to watch the flash of nuclear explosions conducted in the Nevada desert, just about 100 kilometers away. Guests would stay up all night, sipping cocktails and singing, waiting for the majestic mushroom cloud to appear on the horizon as the bomb detonated. The city promoted this bizarre form of “nuclear tourism,” attracting visitors with events and shows inspired by the nuclear atmosphere. Some bars even served drinks with nuclear-themed names. Although some were aware of the potential health risks from radioactive dust, witnessing the explosion was considered a form of entertainment ,a surreal scene reflecting humanity’s fascination with the destructive power born of modern science. #nostr

In the summer of 1989, while the streets of #Beijing were still trembling from the echoes of the massacres that took place in Tiananmen Square, a convoy of tanks advanced slowly through the heart of the city… Nothing stood in their way. No one dared to resist. The city was silent. Afraid. Then, suddenly, and from where no one expected, a man appeared. A thin young man, wearing a white shirt and dark trousers, holding two small bags in his hands perhaps groceries or food for his family. He carried no weapon, no sign, not even a loud voice… just one step forward placed him directly in front of the lead tank. The world fell silent. The tank stopped, its engines growled… then it tried to maneuver around him. But he moved too, with small yet determined steps, to block its path again. The tank backed up, and he stood firm. It advanced, and he returned in front of it. This wasn’t just a confrontation… it was a pure moment of defiance between an unarmed human and a massive machine of war. In those moments, no one knew who this man was, nor what drove him to risk his life this way. But one thing was clear: He was ready to stop an entire army with his body alone. No one knows who he is, nor what became of him. He vanished as silently as he had appeared. But the world will never forget what he did. The image of that man standing before the tank became one of the most powerful symbols of courage in modern history. They called him the “Tank Man,” and his silent stance spoke louder than a thousand speeches. Because in a single moment, he stood and said ,without uttering a word “Enough.” #nostr

Iranian media: A shipment of Pakistani missiles has arrived in #Iran, and it announces its intention to strike #Israel with 1,800 [missiles] tonight. It looks like it’s going to be a hot night. #nostr #news #gaza

#Iran is a paper tiger #nostr

Iran reserves the right to respond at the appropriate time and place. Hahaha

O Allah, all hope is cut off except in You, and all expectations have failed except in You. All paths are blocked except the path to You, and all doors are closed except Your door. So do not leave the people of Gaza to anyone but You. Have mercy on #Gaza , O Allah. Sufficient for us is Allah, and He is the best disposer of affairs.

Gm 🌞☕ #nostr #coffeechain #bitcoin

One of the most renowned #artistic works that documented the tragedy of Hiroshima is the #Hiroshima Panels series, created by the Japanese artist duo Iri and Toshi Maruki. The series consists of 15 paintings. Below are some details about this collection: --- Artists: The series was created by #Japanese artists Iri and Toshi Maruki, who were among the most prominent artists to address the themes of war and its aftermath in the post-World War II period. --- Artistic School: These works belong to the modern Japanese traditional style known as Nihonga, which combines traditional painting techniques with contemporary themes. In these paintings, classical Japanese methods are used alongside elements of social realism to document human suffering and the devastating effects of the nuclear catastrophe. --- Date: The paintings were produced between 1950 and 1955. They serve as a powerful artistic testimony to the consequences of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and played a significant role in raising international awareness about the extent of the destruction and #human suffering caused by the disaster. --- This series is not merely an artistic endeavor; it is also a historical testimony that conveys deep emotions of pain and sorrow. It emphasizes the importance of peace and the need to prevent such catastrophes from ever happening again. #artstr

"Alright, think whatever you want — but be careful. You could be next. Your child could be you. When the siege on Gaza began, I looked at my children and felt terrified. People say we live far away from them, so what can we do?" Guardiola #nostr #gaza

The Al-Aqsa Flood revived the Palestinian cause once again

Here is Picasso’s painting The Weeping Woman, one of his most famous works in the expressive Cubist style: Picasso painted it in 1937, in the context of the Spanish Civil War and the bombing of Guernica. It depicts a woman crying with distorted and intensely expressive features, using geometric Cubist lines and angles. The painting uses strong and vibrant colors such as yellow, green, blue, and purple to convey deep pain and sorrow. The model is Dora Maar, the artist and photographer who was Picasso’s partner. It is considered a symbol of human suffering during wars and crises. #nostr #btc #artstr