Скачать или смотреть Has the war begun? Iran strikes Starlink satellites, the U.S. military mobilizes bombers!

🚨 January 2026: Iran shut down its internet, jammed Starlink satellites, and faced nationwide unrest—while the U.S. quietly positioned bombers for war.
This isn’t just another Middle East crisis. It’s a test of whether Washington can strike Iran without aircraft carriers, and whether Tehran still holds the power to retaliate in ways that could shake the global economy.
Mass protests erupted across all 31 Iranian provinces, triggering one of the bloodiest crackdowns in decades. Verified reports from HRANA confirmed early casualties, but after Iran’s total internet blackout, leaked hospital data and morgue footage suggested death tolls far higher than officially admitted. At the same time, Iran launched an unprecedented electronic warfare campaign, becoming the first country in history to disrupt Starlink on a national scale using advanced GPS jamming technology linked to Russia.
As the streets burned, a quieter escalation unfolded. Despite no U.S. aircraft carriers in the Middle East, American B-2 Spirit bombers, Tomahawk cruise missiles, and stealth fighters remained fully capable of striking Iran’s most hardened targets. The real question is not capability—but consequences.

📋 VALUE PROPOSITION
You’ll learn:
✔️ How Iran successfully disabled Starlink using Russian electronic warfare systems
✔️ Why the absence of U.S. aircraft carriers does not mean military weakness
✔️ How B-2 bombers and Tomahawk missiles could hit Iran without warning
✔️ What Iran’s remaining missile forces and the Strait of Hormuz mean for global stability

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Why January 2026 changed the U.S.–Iran equation
02:10 – Nationwide protests and the real death toll
04:30 – How Iran jammed Starlink and cut the internet
06:50 – Russian electronic warfare and Murmansk-BN
09:20 – No U.S. carriers… so how can America strike?
11:40 – B-2 bombers, GBU-57, and deep-strike capability
14:10 – Iran’s missile forces and the Strait of Hormuz threat

📚 SOURCES
PRIMARY SOURCES
HRANA – Verified casualty reporting from inside Iran
Iran International – Hospital testimonies and leaked data
CBS News – Independent confirmation of death toll estimates
USNI News Fleet Tracker – U.S. naval deployment data
U.S. Air Force – Official specifications of B-2 and B-52 bombers
Israeli defense reports – Electronic warfare technology transfers

⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This analysis is based on verified OSINT, satellite data, and official statements.
Some operational details remain unconfirmed due to the classified nature of electronic warfare and strategic strike planning.


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