Faytuks News ✓
Wed, 08 Apr 2026 22:26:51 UTC
New Israeli airstrikes reported in Beirut's southern suburbs
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New Israeli airstrikes reported in Beirut's southern suburbs
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
گزارشها از حملات هوایی جدید اسرائیل در حومه جنوبی بیروت
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Faytuks Network ✓
Wed, 08 Apr 2026 22:36:49 UTC
A five-story building in Beirut's southern suburbs has been leveled by an Israeli strike.
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A five-story building in Beirut's southern suburbs has been leveled by an Israeli strike.
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
یک ساختمان پنجطبقه در حومه جنوبی بیروت در پی حمله اسرائیل با خاک یکسان شده است.
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Shin ✓
Wed, 08 Apr 2026 23:11:23 UTC
2256Z
Blasts in Karaj
#Alborz Province, #Iran
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2256Z
Blasts in Karaj
#Alborz Province, #Iran
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
۲۲۵۶ زولو (۰۲:۲۶ به وقت تهران)
انفجارها در کرج
#استان_البرز، #ایران
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Faytuks Network ✓
Wed, 08 Apr 2026 23:39:04 UTC
No oil or gas tankers have transited the Strait of Hormuz since the ceasefire was struck yesterday, the four vessels that transited were carrying dry cargo - Kpler
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@FaytuksNetworkWed, 08 Apr 2026 23:39:04 UTC
No oil or gas tankers have transited the Strait of Hormuz since the ceasefire was struck yesterday, the four vessels that transited were carrying dry cargo - Kpler
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
بر اساس دادههای کپلر (Kpler)، از زمان برقراری آتشبس در روز گذشته، هیچ نفتکش یا تانکر گازی از تنگه هرمز عبور نکرده است؛ چهار شناوری که از این مسیر عبور کردند حامل محمولههای خشک بودند.
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NetBlocks ✓
Thu, 09 Apr 2026 07:18:28 UTC
⚠️ Update: It's now day 41 of #Iran's internet blackout, with the regime's ban on access to global networks continuing past 960 hours. The measure, unprecedented in scale and duration for a connected society, continues to violate Iranians' rights to communicate and stay informed.
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@netblocksThu, 09 Apr 2026 07:18:28 UTC
⚠️ Update: It's now day 41 of #Iran's internet blackout, with the regime's ban on access to global networks continuing past 960 hours. The measure, unprecedented in scale and duration for a connected society, continues to violate Iranians' rights to communicate and stay informed.
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
⚠️ بهروزرسانی: امروز چهل و یکمین روز از قطعی اینترنت #ایران است و ممنوعیت دسترسی به شبکههای جهانی توسط رژیم از ۹۶۰ ساعت فراتر رفته است. این اقدام که از نظر مقیاس و مدت زمان برای یک جامعه متصل به شبکه بیسابقه است، همچنان به نقض حقوق ایرانیان برای برقراری ارتباط و کسب اطلاع ادامه میدهد.
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Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian ✓
Thu, 09 Apr 2026 11:45:35 UTC
The IDF says it killed a top commander in a Hezbollah-allied militia in Lebanon, along with eight other operatives, in a strike in Sidon yesterday.
The strike in Sidon killed Maher Qassem Hamdan, who the IDF says was the commander of the Lebanese Resistance Companies in the Shebaa area, close to Israel's border.
The militia, also known as the Lebanese Resistance Brigades, is funded, trained, armed, and was founded by Hezbollah.
The military says Hamdan was responsible for "recruiting terrorists, supplying weapons, and funding the Lebanese Companies" in Shebaa.
According to the IDF, Hamdan and seven other members of the militia fled from Shebaa to Sidon, where they were targeted and killed.
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@manniefabianThu, 09 Apr 2026 11:45:35 UTC
The IDF says it killed a top commander in a Hezbollah-allied militia in Lebanon, along with eight other operatives, in a strike in Sidon yesterday.
The strike in Sidon killed Maher Qassem Hamdan, who the IDF says was the commander of the Lebanese Resistance Companies in the Shebaa area, close to Israel's border.
The militia, also known as the Lebanese Resistance Brigades, is funded, trained, armed, and was founded by Hezbollah.
The military says Hamdan was responsible for "recruiting terrorists, supplying weapons, and funding the Lebanese Companies" in Shebaa.
According to the IDF, Hamdan and seven other members of the militia fled from Shebaa to Sidon, where they were targeted and killed.
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
ارتش دفاعی اسرائیل (IDF) اعلام کرد که در حمله روز گذشته در صیدا، یک فرمانده ارشد شبهنظامیان متحد حزبالله در لبنان را به همراه هشت مامور دیگر به قتل رسانده است.
حمله در صیدا منجر به کشته شدن ماهر قاسم حمدان شد که به گفته ارتش دفاعی اسرائیل، فرمانده «گردانهای مقاومت لبنان» (سرايا المقاومة اللبنانية) در منطقه شبعا در نزدیکی مرز اسرائیل بود.
این شبهنظامیان که با نام «تیپهای مقاومت لبنان» نیز شناخته میشوند، توسط حزبالله تاسیس شده و توسط آن تامین مالی، آموزش و تسلیح میشوند.
ارتش میگوید حمدان مسئول «جذب تروریستها، تامین سلاح و تامین مالی گردانهای لبنانی» در شبعا بوده است.
به گفته ارتش دفاعی اسرائیل، حمدان و هفت عضو دیگر این گروه شبهنظامی از شبعا به صیدا گریخته بودند که در آنجا هدف قرار گرفته و کشته شدند.
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OSINTtechnical ✓
Thu, 09 Apr 2026 11:44:18 UTC
Only a single tanker has passed through the Strait of Hormuz over the last 24 hours -Reuters.
An additional 5 dry bulk carriers made the transit.
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@OsinttechnicalThu, 09 Apr 2026 11:44:18 UTC
Only a single tanker has passed through the Strait of Hormuz over the last 24 hours -Reuters.
An additional 5 dry bulk carriers made the transit.
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
به گزارش رویترز، طی ۲۴ ساعت گذشته تنها یک نفتکش از تنگه هورمز عبور کرده است.
علاوه بر این، ۵ کشتی فلهبر خشک نیز این مسیر را طی کردهاند.
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Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian ✓
Thu, 09 Apr 2026 12:47:47 UTC
The Israeli military reiterates its evacuation warning for the southern suburbs of Beirut, a Hezbollah stronghold known as the Dahiyeh, ahead of airstrikes.
"The IDF continues to operate and attack the military infrastructure belonging to the Hezbollah terror organization throughout the Dahiyeh. The IDF does not intend to harm you, and therefore, for your safety, you must evacuate immediately," warns army spokesman Col. Avichay Adraee.
The Israeli Air Force has struck hundreds of Hezbollah targets in the Dahiyeh in the past month, and the military has repeatedly called on Lebanese civilians to evacuate the area.
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@manniefabianThu, 09 Apr 2026 12:47:47 UTC
The Israeli military reiterates its evacuation warning for the southern suburbs of Beirut, a Hezbollah stronghold known as the Dahiyeh, ahead of airstrikes.
"The IDF continues to operate and attack the military infrastructure belonging to the Hezbollah terror organization throughout the Dahiyeh. The IDF does not intend to harm you, and therefore, for your safety, you must evacuate immediately," warns army spokesman Col. Avichay Adraee.
The Israeli Air Force has struck hundreds of Hezbollah targets in the Dahiyeh in the past month, and the military has repeatedly called on Lebanese civilians to evacuate the area.
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
ارتش اسرائیل بار دیگر هشدار تخلیه خود را برای حومه جنوبی بیروت، پایگاه حزبالله که با نام ضاحیه شناخته میشود، پیش از حملات هوایی تکرار کرد.
سرهنگ آویخای ادرعی، سخنگوی ارتش هشدار میدهد: «ارتش دفاعی اسرائیل (IDF) به عملیات و حمله به زیرساختهای نظامی متعلق به سازمان تروریستی حزبالله در سراسر ضاحیه ادامه میدهد. ارتش دفاعی اسرائیل قصدی برای آسیب رساندن به شما ندارد و بنابراین، برای امنیت خودتان، باید بلافاصله منطقه را تخلیه کنید.»
نیروی هوایی اسرائیل در ماه گذشته صدها هدف حزبالله را در ضاحیه مورد حمله قرار داده است و ارتش بارها از غیرنظامیان لبنانی خواسته است که منطقه را تخلیه کنند.
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Shin ✓
Thu, 09 Apr 2026 13:03:32 UTC
Earlier @ 1253Z
Single blast, eastern suburbs of Tehran
Nature unknown as of now
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Earlier @ 1253Z
Single blast, eastern suburbs of Tehran
Nature unknown as of now
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
پیشتر در ۱۲۵۳ زولو (۱۶:۲۳ به وقت تهران)
یک انفجار منفرد، حومه شرقی تهران
ماهیت آن تا این لحظه نامشخص است
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Shin ✓
Thu, 09 Apr 2026 13:25:37 UTC
You're way younger than my first boner.
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@hey_itsmyturnThu, 09 Apr 2026 13:25:37 UTC
You're way younger than my first boner.
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ترجمه خودکار فارسی:
تو خیلی جوانتر از اولین شقکردن منی.
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Shin ✓
Thu, 09 Apr 2026 13:41:57 UTC
The Islamic regime is tightening its grip on the digital world, here's a commitment letter from Taknet (Hesabgar Pardaz Gharb) reveals just how far the state is going to monitor and control users. This document, which every subscriber is forced to sign, isn't just a service agreement, but literally a legal trap designed to keep the Iranians under a digital microscope.
1. Total Surveillance: Data Logging for Months
The document mandates that any organization distributing internet internally (like a workplace) must record and store the identity details, CDRs, and activity LOGS of every single user.
The Mandate: These records must be kept for a minimum of nine months.
The Purpose: The data must be ready for immediate handover to "competent authorities" (regime security forces) upon request.
2. Public Wi-Fi is Now a Security Checkpoint
The days of anonymous browsing in public spaces are over. For legal entities providing Wi-Fi in parks, airports, or malls, the rules are draconian:
Providers must coordinate directly with the company to implement "security policies".
Strict identity authentication and activity logging are required before anyone can even connect.
Failure to comply places the entire legal burden and "consequences" solely on the subscriber.
3. Zero Privacy, Total Liability
The regime has made it clear that the user is always at fault.
Strict Prohibitions: Using the connection for "traffic smuggling" or changing international transit numbers is strictly forbidden.
Full Accountability: The subscriber is held administratively, legally, and criminally responsible for any "misuse" of the connection, even by third parties.
No Sharing: Users are strictly prohibited from sharing their bandwidth with anyone outside their immediate employees.
4. Forced Compliance or "Permanent Deactivation"
The regime is even policing how users speak to service providers.
If a user shows "abnormal behavior" or uses "offensive language" during a call, the company can use the recorded audio as legal evidence in court.
The company reserves the right to suspend service for 10 days for a first offense and permanently deactivatethe internet for any repeat behavior, with zero liability for the user’s losses.
5. The "Force Majeure" Escape Hatch
While the user is bound by ironclad rules, the company (and by extension, the state) is protected. Any "unpredictable human hazards" including wars, riots, strikes, or nationwide infrastructure shutdowns (like the regime's frequent internet blackouts) are considered "Force Majeure". This effectively absolves the provider of any responsibility when the state decides to kill the lights on the digital world.
#Iran
CC @netblocks
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@hey_itsmyturnThu, 09 Apr 2026 13:41:57 UTC
The Islamic regime is tightening its grip on the digital world, here's a commitment letter from Taknet (Hesabgar Pardaz Gharb) reveals just how far the state is going to monitor and control users. This document, which every subscriber is forced to sign, isn't just a service agreement, but literally a legal trap designed to keep the Iranians under a digital microscope.
1. Total Surveillance: Data Logging for Months
The document mandates that any organization distributing internet internally (like a workplace) must record and store the identity details, CDRs, and activity LOGS of every single user.
The Mandate: These records must be kept for a minimum of nine months.
The Purpose: The data must be ready for immediate handover to "competent authorities" (regime security forces) upon request.
2. Public Wi-Fi is Now a Security Checkpoint
The days of anonymous browsing in public spaces are over. For legal entities providing Wi-Fi in parks, airports, or malls, the rules are draconian:
Providers must coordinate directly with the company to implement "security policies".
Strict identity authentication and activity logging are required before anyone can even connect.
Failure to comply places the entire legal burden and "consequences" solely on the subscriber.
3. Zero Privacy, Total Liability
The regime has made it clear that the user is always at fault.
Strict Prohibitions: Using the connection for "traffic smuggling" or changing international transit numbers is strictly forbidden.
Full Accountability: The subscriber is held administratively, legally, and criminally responsible for any "misuse" of the connection, even by third parties.
No Sharing: Users are strictly prohibited from sharing their bandwidth with anyone outside their immediate employees.
4. Forced Compliance or "Permanent Deactivation"
The regime is even policing how users speak to service providers.
If a user shows "abnormal behavior" or uses "offensive language" during a call, the company can use the recorded audio as legal evidence in court.
The company reserves the right to suspend service for 10 days for a first offense and permanently deactivatethe internet for any repeat behavior, with zero liability for the user’s losses.
5. The "Force Majeure" Escape Hatch
While the user is bound by ironclad rules, the company (and by extension, the state) is protected. Any "unpredictable human hazards" including wars, riots, strikes, or nationwide infrastructure shutdowns (like the regime's frequent internet blackouts) are considered "Force Majeure". This effectively absolves the provider of any responsibility when the state decides to kill the lights on the digital world.
#Iran
CC @netblocks
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