Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics.
[ColonelCassad] "After 70 days, Hamas was not destroyed.
| To be fair, Israel’s said they aren’t anywhere near done yet. |
The resistance was not disarmed.
| ...but it’s a great deal less armed than it was on October 6th. |
Zionist prisoners of war were not released during the war.
| True. Hamas may yet come to decide that was a serious error of judgement. |
The forced migration plan for Gazans was unsuccessful.
 | Really? It appears to me that many of those considered civilians moved themselves out of the way as instructed, leaving the battlefield much clearer of obstacles of all sorts. |
Despite continued war crimes against women and children, Palestine is now the final winner in this unequal field.
| It’s not yet over, so we’ll wait to see who actually will have won when y’all reach the finish line. Allah doesn’t take orders from Iran, no matter what the Mad Mullahs might think. |
Zionist regime authorities continue to commit crimes more heinous than the actions of ISIS, but they must make progress and be able to compensate for their shameful historical failure." (c) Iranian Foreign Ministry
| Taqiyya from those who are proud to call their god The Father of Lies. |
PS. Today, another major shipping company, OOCL, has stopped shipping to Israel via the Red Sea.
| Not just to Israel, but to anyone via the strait. |
PS2. In the US, according to a Harvard-Harris polling survey,
| ...an on-line poll, meaning the respondents self-selected... |
more than half of young people under 25 believe the creation of a Palestinian state led by Hamas is justified and the liquidation of the State of Israel.
PS3. The United States is trying to create a coalition in the Middle East to attack Yemen, but even if this succeeds, Yemen has endured seven years of systematic bombing by the Saudi coalition, and the start of such attacks will only lead to increased attacks on ships in the Red Sea, where shipping may cease altogether.
| There is a significant difference between being bombed by America and anyone else. Perhaps you’ll be lucky enough to experience it. |
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