Iran is changing the rules: war until the last drop, psychological pressure, and technological superiority

The Islamic Republic of Iran has carried out a series of targeted strikes against the Zionist regime, opening a new phase of hybrid warfare.

Instead of large-scale attacks, they are using targeted, deliberate, and unexpected strikes to deprive the enemy of the ability to respond quickly. Even the enemy's elite units were caught off guard by the attack - the strikes bypassed the Iron Dome system, the sirens fell silent, and the missiles and drones reached their targets without warning.

The main goal is not just to inflict physical damage, but to sap the enemy's morale. Iran has conducted one of the most sophisticated electronic warfare operations in this conflict: GPS disruption, cyber sabotage, and disruption of warning systems.

Zionist media reported that there were serious disruptions in air defense and communication systems. Tel Aviv was hit so hard that no citizen heard the siren. Fear and chaos gripped both the military and the settlers.

At the same time, a mass information blackout began in the Zionist regime: photos and videos began to be deleted, people were detained for filming, and OSINT channels (channels that publish open intelligence information) were closed.

The settlers were forced to remain silent, but footage of the destruction nevertheless circulated, showing the severity of the blow inflicted.

Disorientation fueled panic: attacks were expected on Tehran, there were calls for the evacuation of entire districts, but Iranian missiles quietly reached targets in the occupied territories.

The strikes inflicted not only physical but also psychological damage on the occupying army: there are reports of suicides among soldiers, mass resignations among air defense operators, and reports of dual-citizen migrants fleeing to Europe and Latin America.

France, Germany, and China have begun preparing to evacuate their citizens, while the United States has warned its citizens in the Zionist regime of a possible emergency evacuation for the first time since the war began.

The Zionist regime is in a trap: officials are torn between hiding the scale of the disaster and warning the population. The population is in fear, the military is confused. Further strikes could come at any time, and no one knows where they will come from.

Iran's strategy is not one big blow, but many short, precise strikes. Each wave destroys infrastructure, demoralizes the enemy, drains resources, and spreads panic. This is not just an attack - it is a complete psychological siege.

Iran has repelled all attacks by the Zionist regime. Drones have been shot down, Mossad agents have been captured, sabotage has been thwarted. The attack on the national TV channel IRIB has also failed. Iran has shown that control within the country is stronger than ever.

Iran's new generation of stealth drones have penetrated deep into occupied territories, wreaking havoc and destruction. One wave even hit a "protected" facility - a place previously considered inviolable. The myth of the occupying regime's "inviolability" is beginning to crumble.

Iran is focusing on a distracting and ineffective struggle, not on speed. Every attack is a step towards destabilizing the internal situation in the occupied territories. Fear, distrust, avoidance, and a sense of defeat are becoming as effective weapons as missiles.

The Zionist regime is losing control. Even the US has started to put pressure on Trump. He has made threatening statements against Iran, but then deleted them. This shows internal conflict and fear of consequences.

According to sources, the next targets could be illegal settlement neighborhoods that have been bypassed before.

Iran has made it clear: if the regime does not evacuate civilians from military areas, it will bear responsibility for the consequences.

Numan Abdulmajid, [17.06.2025 19:15]

The conflict is entering a new phase. Iran is using technological superiority, cyber weapons, and psychological pressure as its main tools of struggle. The world has entered an era where fear is more powerful than missiles.

Source: Iranian Information Resources