Bartiromo: I don't understand how Iran has the capabilities to fight this way because the U.S. has obliterated Iran's military, and the president continues to reiterate that.
>https://xcancel.com/LucasSa56947288/status/2078861782181958065
How?
HOW??
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir says the military is “closely monitoring the developments in Iran and maintaining a high level of readiness.”
“We monitored the launch toward the Aqaba area today, and our air defense array is on alert to protect the citizens of Israel,” Zamir says, during a visit to the West Bank today, according to remarks provided by the military.
“We are prepared to immediately resume fighting and will act with great force against anyone who harms us,” he adds.
>https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/zamir-idf-closely-monitoring-situation-with-iran-ready-to-resume-fight-if-needed/
Iran has degraded GCC radar warnings in:
Saudi Arabia (Prince Sultan Air Base; apparent damage to an AN/TPY-2 radar facility)
deagel.com
United Arab Emirates (radar sites near Abu Dhabi and Al Sader; apparent hits/damage)
deagel.com
Kuwait (Camp Arifjan; multiple radar domes appearing damaged)
deagel.com
Qatar (Al Udeid Air Base; damage to satellite dishes/radar-related equipment; also potential damage to an AN/FPS-132 radar at Umm Dahal)
deagel.com
Bahrain (U.S. Navy Fifth Fleet HQ in Manama; radar radome damage shown in imagery/video)
Iran has cleared a path to Israel and yet they sit idle
NEUTRINO
@ETERNALPHYSICS
2h
Intense AD activity over Jordan, and at least 2 Iranian RVs impact can be seen on a US targets in Aqaba (Jordan) … multiple interceptors fail to destroy the RVs.
>https://xcancel.com/ETERNALPHYSICS/status/2078858915484168559
Kuwait energy plant and water desalinasation plant hit
https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-902961
need moar "Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day"
Columns of smoke are rising from the Al-Zour Power and Water Distillation Station in Kuwait
Today
Iran's state broadcaster reported that the sound of an explosion was heard in the southwestern city of Abadan on Sunday.
>https://www.iranintl.com/en/202607195918
Abadan, Iran, has several military infrastructures, including Abadan-Ayatollah Jami International Airport, which is strategically important for military operations, and Ahmadi Military Air Field. Other military installations in the area may include various garrisons and bases associated with the Iranian military.
>https://www.iranwatch.org/our-publications/weapon-program-background-report/table-iranian-nuclear-sites-related-facilities
of note, US strikes in Abadan have damaged power and desalination infrastructure, leaving about 10,000 people in 20 villages without water, and killed three IRGC members in the county.
>https://iranwire.com/en/news/154920-us-coastal-airstrikes-kill-three-irgc-members-in-abadan/
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday that despite renewed fighting with Iran, oil tankers continue to make it through the Strait of Hormuz.
>https://www.politico.com/news/2026/07/19/chris-wright-strait-hormuz-iran-01004359
Speaking to host Jonathan Karl on ABC’s “This Week,” Wright said: “We’re at a little under 14 million barrels a day from the Arabian Gulf region. That’s two-thirds of pre-conflict traffic, dramatically up from where we were back in March when I was last on your show. I mean, not 100% yet, but two-thirds of flow right now.”
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CENTCOM says its strikes, concluded early Sunday, were designed to “swiftly punish” IRGC forces for the Friday attack in Jordan that killed two US service members
that's it for today