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🇳🇱🇮🇱| Today, exactly 34 years ago, an Israeli El Al cargo plane crashed into 2 apartment buildings in Amsterdam’s Bijlmermeer district.

The aircraft had taken off from Schiphol Airport, and in a single instant, 40 apartments were destroyed and 43 people lost their lives.

What followed was a tragedy shrouded in mystery.

Survivors became ill without any clear explanation. Witnesses reported seeing men in white suits removing wreckage, as though something needed to be kept hidden.

The government stated that the aircraft had been carrying only perfume, flowers, and computer parts.

But a partially burned cargo manifest revealed something else: The plane was also carrying military components destined for a factory involved in the production of chemical weapons.

It is certain that the aircraft carried components that could be used in the production of the nerve agent “sarin.” The remainder of the cargo remains classified as a state secret to this day.

Other aspects of the disaster also raise questions. The black box that records conversations between the pilots was never found, something highly unusual for an accident that occurred over land.

And the identity of the men in white suits whom witnesses said they saw on the night of the disaster has never been established.

In the years after the crash, increasing numbers of residents and emergency workers began suffering from serious health problems, including breathing difficulties, skin rashes, and chronic fatigue.

Many suspect these conditions were linked to toxic substances released from the wreckage.

Because so many questions remained unanswered, the Dutch House of Representatives launched a parliamentary inquiry in 1998.

Its final report, published in 1999, concluded that major mistakes had been made during the investigation and recovery operation, and that crucial information concerning the cargo had disappeared.

To this day, questions remain about what may have been one of the largest cover-ups in Dutch history.

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🇾🇪🇸🇦| Yemen’s AnsarAllah forces have effectively besieged Taiz by cutting the key Taiz–Aden road and capturing several surrounding areas & heights.

They are still fighting around Al-Burkani, while advancing toward Al-Turbah, Al-Mansurah, and Najd Al-Nashmah.
Graphic by: @iswnews_en

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🇮🇷🇦🇪🇮🇱| According to Tabnak, the UAE has transferred 4 Iranian prisoners to Israel, with the transfer taking place via Abu Dhabi.

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🇮🇷🇫🇷🇺🇸| I would usually write how this is okay if it happens in France but when it’s in Iran it’s WW3-worthy blablabla …

but honestly I’m so tired. Screw this hypocrisy man.

The only difference is that anti-Iran people are sitting on $$$ whereas there’s nobody sitting on $$$ to stir up world war worthy news on anti-France/Germany/UK/US/…

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🇺🇸🇶🇦🇮🇷| Democrat Senator Chris Murphy arrived in Qatar to assess war damages.

He will provide a report on the damages to US military bases.

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🇮🇷🇺🇸| Iran’s MFA denies rumours spread by Axios’ Barak Ravid who claims Rubio “kicked out 2 Iranian diplomats from New York.”

Iran says all Iranian diplomats left NY as soon as UNGA ended.

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🇮🇷🇺🇸🇦🇪| Newly released Google Earth satellite images show for the first time a satellite ground station in Dubai damaged from an Iranian drone attack during the 40-day war.

Even after months that has passed, we still find new satellite images showing damages that Iran has inflicted.

Coords: 25.0291 N, 55.1254 E
H/t: NoctuMind on X

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🇮🇷🇺🇸🇸🇦| New satellite images show how Iran struck a Royal Saudi Air Force RE-3A spy plane at the Prince Sultan Air Base during its attacks a couple of months ago.

The damage occurred possibly during the same attack that destroyed a US E-3G Sentry and KC-135R tanker.

Burn marks are still visible where a KC-135R tanker & the E-3G Sentry AWACS aircraft were destroyed.

In other sat images, you can see how other US military facilities were destroyed, such as barracks, living quarters, equipment shelters, and C-130 aircraft shelters.

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🇮🇷🇺🇸| The explosion sound in Qeshm Island was related to an Iranian Sayyad-3 SAM air defense missile launch shooting down a hostile drone.

Some reports suggest the drone was launched from the UAE.

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