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Pentagon Explains Rules of Military Tag Following the Biggest Exchange Since July
The Pentagon clarifies the official rules of military tag after the biggest exchange since July between the US and Iran.
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Politics
Pentagon Uses Jordan Base Exchange To Swap Damaged Fighter Jets
The Pentagon utilized a standard Jordan base exchange to return damaged fighter jets under a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
Business
Strait of Hormuz Recalled After Officials Declare Waterway Obsolete
The Department of Energy has issued a safety recall on the Strait of Hormuz, declaring the Persian Gulf waterway obsolete and defective.
Politics
State Department Sends Diplomats Back to Embassies via Trebuchet
The State Department is returning diplomats back to embassies using a high-velocity tactical catapult system to avoid commercial flight delays.
Business
Chevron Memo: Flipped the Oil Script on Iran
A leaked internal memo reveals how oil executives flipped the oil script on Iran using mirrors and silent treatment.
Music
Strait Talks Continue Amid Escalating Misinterpretations
US-Iran Strait Talks persist despite escalating diplomatic misinterpretations, with negotiators struggling to distinguish friendly gestures from accidental declarations of war.
Music
Putin Pledges Support for Iran, Offers Moral Backing for ‘Whatever’
Putin pledges support for Iran, promising “existential” and “vague” solidarity. The Kremlin offered moral backing for ‘whatever,’ including shared feelings.
Music
Trump Declares ‘Mission Accomplished’ After Iran’s Largest Bridge Turns to Rubble
President Trump declared ‘Mission Accomplished’ after a U.S. strike successfully obliterated Iran’s largest bridge, a key target connecting two uninhabited islands.
Music
UAE Unveils Giant Lever to Personally Force Strait of Hormuz Open
The UAE announced plans to personally force the Strait of Hormuz open with a colossal, custom-built lever, citing ‘personal responsibility’ amidst global tensions.
Music
Iran Threatens to ‘Rain Fire’ on US Troops, World Braces for Literal Flaming Precipitation
Iran’s threat to ‘rain fire’ on US troops causes global meteorological panic, as armies prepare for literal flaming droplets rather than metaphorical conflict.
Music
Invisible Iran Talks Descend into Interpretive Pigeon Diplomacy
Invisible Iran Talks continue via mime, carrier pigeon, and a bewildered dolphin. Both nations vehemently deny any actual dialogue is occurring.
Music
Precision Gas Facility Attacks Target Nations’ Most Annoying Vending Machines
Coordinated gas facility attacks in Iran and Israel disable vending machines, not energy infrastructure. Global markets rattled by snack shortages.
Music
Iran’s New Supreme Leader Revealed as AI, Diagnosed with ‘Syntax Indigestion’
Iran’s new supreme leader, AyatollahGPT, is suffering from ‘syntax indigestion,’ emitting directives on quantum calligraphy and tariffs on pistachios.
Music
Trump’s ‘Coalition of the Willing’ to Reopen Strait of Hormuz Consists Solely of Self
President Trump struggled to build a Strait of Hormuz coalition, reportedly seeking advice from trophies and his own reflection after international allies declined his calls.
Music
Iran’s New Supreme Leader Revealed As Enthusiastic Competitive Birdwatcher
Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran’s new supreme leader, is revealed to be a passionate competitive birdwatcher, leading to unexpected policy shifts and global confusion.
Music
U.S. Offers to ‘Babysit’ Iran’s Nuclear Stockpile
The U.S. Department of Defense announced plans to ‘temporarily relieve’ Iran of its nuclear stockpile, citing global anxiety and offering ‘complimentary storage.’