Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

Iran-aligned Iraqi faction urges fighters to prepare for ‘comprehensive war’​

Iraqi armed group Kataib Hezbollah on Sunday called on its fighters to prepare for what it described as a “comprehensive war” in support of Tehran against “Zionists [Israel] of the earth.”

In a statement, Secretary-General Abu Hussein Al-Hamidawi accused Israel of seeking to weaken or destroy Iran and dismantle “the region’s moral and ethical foundations,” urging factions within the Axis of Resistance —which includes Lebanon’s Hezbollah, Hamas in Gaza, Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces, Yemen’s Houthis (Ansarallah), and allied groups— to provide full support to Tehran.

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“You will taste various forms of deadly destruction, and you will have no remnants left in our region,” Al-Hamidawi asserted, calling on fighters to be ready for ground action if religious or political authorities issue a general mobilization call. He referenced potential operations, including suicide attacks, but provided no details on timing, locations, or specific plans.

Kataib Hezbollah, designated a terrorist organization by the United States in 2009, is one of Iraq’s most influential Iran-aligned factions and has repeatedly been accused by Washington of attacking US-led Coalition forces.

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Israeli media reported earlier that Israel expects possible US military action against Iran and is preparing for retaliation from Tehran, although President Donald Trump has not announced a final decision. Trump previously confirmed the movement of a “massive fleet” toward the region amid escalating warnings over Iran’s response to protests that erupted in December 2025. While tensions have eased recently, the Human Rights Activists News Agency has estimated more than 5,000 deaths and tens of thousands of arrests, figures that remain difficult to verify due to prolonged internet disruptions.

Iran has cautioned that any US strike, limited or extensive, would be treated as an “all-out war” and met with a full response. Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander Mohammad Pakpour declared that Tehran has its “finger on the trigger.”

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If China's top general gave nuclear information to the USA, imagine the situation in Venezuela, Iran, and others? That explains a lot. And as I said before, it's all based on infiltration, not technology. Then the media creates a version claiming it's a secret technology that kidnaps Maduro or deactivates Chinese nuclear weapons.

if they really have uncovered an alien tech then whats happening in Ukraine?!!!

all hoax to hide CIA agents
 
It seems the attempt to create confusion is to make sure no missiles are used against Israel in an effective manner

Make sure Iran doesn't launch a preemptive strike

They know where most everything above ground is

Iran can barely hide much underground

This could also coincide with an Israeli violent push in Gaza to force residents out to Egypt

Egyptian army is likely on alert

 
True. Iran as a Shia isamist nation cant coexist in a Sunni dominated world. Its only 50 years or so Shias gained status as Muslims. Jews are people of the book. Shias are mushrikeen or ahl al-bidaa at best.

The Sunni world is Turkish oriented, and by that NATO oriented and ultimately zion oriented. Irans anti-imperialist, anti-Zionist Islamist ideology is defacto anti-Sunni due to their connection with zion. This is why Arabs and Turks were objecting Iranian influence and AoR while having no problem with Zionism.

Hopefully IRGC has noted this and has planned accordingly
I never understood this Sunni vs Shia stuff...so stupid, and counterproductive...its as if an enemy of Islam wanted the Muslim world to be divided...and set out to create this issue for control.
 
If China's top general gave nuclear information to the USA, imagine the situation in Venezuela, Iran, and others? That explains a lot. And as I said before, it's all based on infiltration, not technology. Then the media creates a version claiming it's a secret technology that kidnaps Maduro or deactivates Chinese nuclear weapons.
well we know the dozens of Cuban security officers were killed in the kidnapping of Maduro, with no US losses
 


Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Iran:

I would advise my American friends: don’t make this another Venezuela.

Iran is ready to negotiate, but you need to find a way to negotiate in the right way so they do not lose face.

If they feel cornered, they will prepare for the worst-case scenario.
 
... if it can be used

unfortunately, Israel was able to exploit air superiority to precisely strike the entrances to these bases, rendering them unusable for most of the war.

I see. But it does offer a second strike potential once the initial attack on the entrances is over. For every war tactic, the other side is ready with a response. And so on it goes.
 
I see. But it does offer a second strike potential once the initial attack on the entrances is over. For every war tactic, the other side is ready with a response. And so on it goes.
Israel was also prepared for that, and maintained air superiority and kept hitting attempts to clear out the entrances to the bases throughout the war (at least until Iran started downing Israeli MALE drones after day 6-7)

Iran was still able to fire around 600 ballistic missiles in 12 days, since Iran also has such bases deeper within Iran. they just were not as accurate as the newer missiles in the Western bases.
 
Israel was also prepared for that, and maintained air superiority and kept hitting attempts to clear out the entrances to the bases throughout the war (at least until Iran started downing Israeli MALE drones after day 6-7)

Iran was still able to fire around 600 ballistic missiles in 12 days, since Iran also has such bases deeper within Iran. they just were not as accurate as the newer missiles in the Western bases.

Of course both sides can be expected to fight as well as possible given every resource. That is why I also keep reminding the importance of diplomatic processes to avoid, reduce, or end such conflicts wherever possible.

No side can expect to get everything that it wants without giving up anything in return. Workable compromises usually lie somewhere in the middle, and it is up to the wisdom of leaders on both sides to make it possible.
 

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