Aral BalkanWhen Anthropic’s AI isn’t being used to mass murder schoolgirls in Iran, it’s helping Mozilla improve Firefox.
So it’s not all bad, surely.
https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/hardening-firefox-anthropic-red-team/
lxsameer@aral You are misinformed my friend, the school incident was due to a faulty missile from IRGC. It's not the first time they do this.
P.S: There is a good deal of footage that show IRGC forces occupied schools and hospitals. It is one of their dirties tricks. Don't fall for IRGCs propaganda.
yoasif@lxsameer @aral Umm, it seems like you are spreading misinformation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Minab_school_airstrike#Misinformation
Here is an example.
https://www.iranintl.com/en/202603031421
btw, unlike the west, there is no free press in #Iran, most of the news that you get are from the media controlled by the regime.
The only sources that you might be able to trust are people who record and send footage. And you don't get to see those that much because of course IRGC blocked the internet access.
if you want to see some of those footages without bias checkout https://t.co/fQqvmtdO2M
Iran holds press conference at school as concerns grow over use of civilian sites
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson held a televised press conference on Tuesday from a Tehran classroom that state-linked media said had been damaged in recent strikes, as questions persist over the authorities’ use of civilian sites during wartime.
@lxsameer @aral Even if every word of the article you linked first is true, it says nothing about the school bombing. Why are you wasting my time with more misinformation?
PS: Sending me to a Telegram chat when more reputable sources are already saying that misinformation is being spread via Telegram is... a choice, I suppose.
Do you really believe this garbage or are you just some sort of bot?
@yoasif @aral I'm sorry for myself and my people because, we have no voice in this.
Your 'reputable' source is a western media outlet derived by political gain.
Lefties, wants to blame everything on Trump, and selectively choose the news. Right-wingers, want to praise him and kiss his ass.
I tried to find something related to IRGC commander threatening Iranians on national tv the other day, but surprise, your 'reputable' sources didn't even cover it ....
@yoasif @aral https://x.com/hey_itsmyturn/status/2029609605223813487
Watch the video, There are more videos like that aired from the national TV threatening people directly.
But western media won't cover that. And you choose them as the source.
Shin (@hey_itsmyturn) on X
IRGC on National TV directly threatens people: "Today anyone on Iranian soil who lets a sound out of their throat that displays enmity [toward the regime], their feet are on Tel Aviv and their head is Netanyahu's head; and an order to shoot them has already been issued." #Iran
@yoasif @aral I'm trying to show you that media are biased. You may call them reputable, but they are not. If you're not Iranian, then you really will not understand what is going on for real, just based on what you read on your media.
Iranian people have to voice here. And the school incident is something that pokes us the wrong way, we have saw the same scenario before. Ukrainian flight, Rasht's market, and so many other incidents....
@lxsameer @aral You have no evidence for your claims. I fully believe that the IRGC is evil and bad - they just didn't do the airstrikes on the school.
Why do you have to spread misinformation about that?
Once again - you have provided ZERO evidence about your claim - just a steady stream of whataboutism.
@yoasif @aral as you can read there, a malfunctioning Iranian missile is on the table.
Even if it is not an Iranian missile, I still think IRGC used people is a shield. US keep bombarding Iran for 9 days now, they seem really accurate with their strikes, why do the y want to kill children???
In the other hand, IRGC killed too many Iranians, including children recently. They openly threaten people and children on the TV. In the lack of evidence (like finding the pieces of the missile), ...
@yoasif @aral it's not misinformation, misinformation is spreading lies, it is not a lie. There is no evidence for either. But it is a likely possibility. Just like what media choose to report.
When there is investigation going on, you can not reject it. Until there is firm evidence.
I already showed you that IRGC is occupying schools and hospitals. That suggests something like a human shield stuff.
this is not misinformation.
@lxsameer @aral
>Sean Moorhouse, a former British Army officer and explosive ordnance disposal expert, said the available satellite imagery was insufficient to determine exactly what type of munitions were used in the strike, but he said the visible damage was consistent with what would be expected with impacts from multiple 2,000-pound (900-kilogram) high-explosive warheads. He said the multiple precise impacts would undercut any suggestion that a malfunctioning Iranian missile hit the school.
>Sean Moorhouse, a former British Army officer and explosive ordnance disposal expert, said the available satellite imagery was insufficient to determine exactly what type of munitions were used in the strike, but he said the visible damage was consistent with what would be expected with impacts from multiple 2,000-pound (900-kilogram) high-explosive warheads. He said the multiple precise impacts would undercut any suggestion that a malfunctioning Iranian missile hit the school.
@lxsameer @aral https://apnews.com/article/iran-minab-girls-school-airstrike-us-israel-c3095dc9729881b567277a1c5c47efb2
Experts say Iran school blast likely targeted airstrike
Satellite images and videos of an Iranian girls school damaged by large explosions at the start of a U.S.-Israeli airstrike campaign targeting the Islamic Republic indicate a targeted attack from the air hit the building. That's according to military experts who spoke to The Associated Press. Iran says the blast killed at least 165 people, most of them children. The location of the strike, its affiliation to a coastal defense unit of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and the tight pattern of the damage suggest a targeted airstrike on the site. Several factors point to a U.S. strike, given the proximity of American forces to the school and focus on missile sites and naval forces in the war.