The Arabic-language Abu Saleh Desk channel posted a taunting message Wednesday morning: 'You won the battle, not the war — enjoy these ten minutes of joy.' The post follows a pattern of biblical-style verses and cryptic warnings in recent days, though the channel did not link this message to a specific event or target.
The Abu Saleh Desk, an Arabic-language the source, posted a taunting message this morning: 'You won the battle, not the war — enjoy these ten minutes of joy.' The channel, which tracks regional security developments from a perspective sympathetic to Iran and its proxies, did not attach the line to any specific event or target. The post continues a recent series of cryptic and biblical-style messages from the channel. Earlier this week, on Monday, the channel posted a verse styled after Psalms — 'I will pursue my enemies and overtake them, and I will not return until I destroy them' — framing it as 'especially valid this morning.' A day later, it posted a warning: 'He who laughed didn't understand, he will yet understand.' The Zioneer previously reported on these posts, which have not been linked to operational activity. This morning's 'ten minutes of joy' appears to reference Israel's celebrations following a recent military achievement — the channel's own phrasing suggests the rejoicing is premature from its vantage point. The message remains unattributed to any official source and has not been corroborated by additional outlets.
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