🔹Dear compatriots inside Iran,

The following points were prepared by one of our dear friends who served in the U.S. Army. Please read these points and share them with your other friends and acquaintances.

Greetings to all of you, my dear compatriots. I was a former member of the U.S. Army. Today I have a very, very important matter to discuss with you: the way the U.S. Army informs people about the locations where attacks are planned to take place.

Of course, this is not true for wars like the current one, but soon, when we move into the next phase of the attack—or if an attack on the ground is planned that will be accompanied by air support—this issue becomes extremely, extremely important.

Before anything else, if you see that the electricity has been cut off and your mobile signal has also gone, and your television or radio is not broadcasting anything, know that the U.S. Army is in the process of attacking and that a ground attack has very likely begun.

In this situation, two things may happen. First of all, the reason we told you that you must have a radio that works on batteries and can receive FM and AM waves is because of this.

In this situation, you turn on your own radio and start scanning for FM signals. The U.S. Army usually begins sending messages over the FM wave, and if it is possible to do so; and if it is not possible for any reason—especially technical reasons—then notices in Persian are definitely placed over those areas.

So keep yourself ready, because we are getting close to those days.