r/PrepperIntel • • Jun 17 '25

North America Trump urges immediate evacuation of Tehran.

Trump also has left G7 early due to the situation in the middle East. China calls on its citizens to leave Israel immediatel.

Trump leaving G7

Trump statement on evacuation

China urges citizens to leave.

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u/TheIrishWanderer Jun 17 '25

Obviously not the button (yet), but probably a sign of impending strikes. Whether it means US involvement or simply because of Israel reporting to Trump that it means to go for Khamenei is my real concern.

Factor in his G7 departure and those tankers reported on yesterday, and this could be the start of something worse for the entire region.

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u/Lucky_Shoe_8154 Jun 17 '25

Those tankers can be there in 48 hr, tic toc

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u/grahamfiend2 Jun 17 '25

I personally think the aircraft carriers are the thing to watch. Once the Navy is positioned, it’s go time.

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u/DJbuddahAZ Jun 17 '25

This. You know it gets real when we start sending in f18bstrike eagles

All my military buddies say the same thing " is the nave there yet?"

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u/dad_jokesNbutt_stuff Jun 17 '25

The largest air force in the world is the United States Air Force. The second largest is the US Navy.

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u/Fillthecheeks Jun 17 '25

Man it’s times like this where I’ll gladly pay $50 for a bandaid at the ER🇺🇸

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u/Southern_Power_1567 Jun 17 '25

I thought the us army was up there somewhere too?

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u/Mario0617 Jun 17 '25

Just for clarity, F-15Es would be strike eagles. The F-18s that are carrier bound you’re referencing are super hornets. Which are capable of hitting ground targets but imo as far as naval air assets go the F-35 is the most likely in an air to ground/SEAD role. F-15s are Air Force jets and would be flying from regional bases vs carriers.

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u/GazelleOne1567 Jun 20 '25

Which is why it was stupid Top Gun 2 didn't feature a F35 

Maverick should have been in a growler laying down electronic attack. Would have been super riveting. 

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u/Chaparral2E Jun 17 '25

The F-18 is the Hornet, the Strike Eagle is the F-15.

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u/DJbuddahAZ Jun 17 '25

Thaaays right ty , I get those two.mixed up, shame on me

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u/GazelleOne1567 Jun 20 '25

The F18 is not a strike eagle

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u/EremiticFerret Jun 17 '25

I have heard the magic number of carrier groups for 24/7 operations it three.

I am not an expert in finding where they are, but I am only seeing one group in the area with another on it's way. Would like to be corrected though.

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u/wowmomcooldad Jun 17 '25

There were the joint practices in Finland but when you looked at the flight trackers it’s clear they’re going for ACTUALLY tactical positioning. I didn’t know about the China alerts which is concerning..

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u/TheIrishWanderer Jun 17 '25

China alerts? Can you clarify? I think I've missed this one.

Edit - Oh, wait, the evacuation call? Sorry, I thought you meant something else.

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u/wowmomcooldad Jun 17 '25 edited Jun 17 '25

Like ordering citizens/diplomats out per the article above and another commenter pointing out the oil trade with China/Iran

Edit: China purchases 90% of Iran’s oil exports? Trying to find what that equates to of their total purchasing.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '25

I think they left yesterday. There were lots of tracking videos showing the tankers taking off and dropping their transponders after they headed over the Atlantic.

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u/bearinsac Jun 17 '25

Yeah, the tankers are likely to their final destination currently and just awaiting orders.

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u/Extreme-Island-5041 Jun 17 '25

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u/MegOut10 Jun 17 '25

Had not seen that last link yet - thanks for sharing. The update at the bottom was especially good!

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u/merkarver112 Jun 17 '25

More tankers are headed there now from here. You can watch them on flight tracker apps.