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

[Toxic]

Everything that comes out in the Zionist media is a lie, part of the "BBC material":

"Trump knows Iran is militarily weaker than it was before last summer's 12-day war, and Tehran is aware that he has little appetite for a full-scale, open-ended conflict."
This is a classic example of hybrid warfare fake news, used to form coalitions of allies to attack a target by fabricating that it is "weaker," because if they believe it is strong, coalitions won't form.

Iran today is stronger than before the 12-day war; its defense systems have been replaced, new tactics have been implemented, and new technologies have been acquired (such as the one that shut down Starlink and all satellites, cutting off contact between Mossad spies and headquarters).

Ok this is just cope, the extent of damage Iran took in the 12 day conflict can't be replaced in 6 months, dozens of air defence Radars and missile systems, dozens of ballistic missile launchers destroyed which will create a bottleneck there is a reason Iran was launching a dozen ballistic missiles per by the the end of the conflict, remember all that capability took 25 years to build.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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large number of KC-135 tankers still in Al Udeid airbase in Qatar

past experience suggests the US will put these all in the air before launching an attack

something to watch

 

[Persian Gulf]

there is a reason Iran was launching a dozen ballistic missiles per by the the end of the conflict, remember all that capability took 25 years to build.

that reason is because the SSM bases in the West had their entrances blocked and the huge number of missiles stored there couldn't be accessed

 

[Meengla]

large number of KC-135 tankers still in Al Udeid airbase in Qatar
past experience suggests the US will put these all in the air before launching an attack
something to watch

From some conversative media browsing, the coming weekend to watch out for... After a while the psychological warfare reaches its limits and the real warfare has to start. It doesn't look like Iran is willing to budge on the core demand of greatly curtailing the missile capability.

 

[Toxic]

that reason is because the SSM bases in the West had their entrances blocked and the huge number of missiles stored there couldn't be accessed

And why is that?

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[Persian Gulf]

And why is that?

because Israel bombed the entrances. not because the missiles were destroyed or that Iran had a shortage of missiles.

 

[Shags101]

Friend, let's compare Iran 20 years ago with present-day Iran:

- 20 years ago, Iran did not possess hypersonic technology (today it does)
- 20 years ago, Iran did not possess ANY missiles capable of reaching American bases or Israeli territory (today it does)
- 20 years ago, Iran did not possess ANY drones (today it does)
- 20 years ago, Iran's nuclear program was only symbolic with minimal enrichment (today it does)
- 20 years ago, Iran did not have the technology to disable satellite points (today it does)
- 20 years ago, Hezbollah was just a small party in Lebanon (today it is the largest and most voted)
- 20 years ago, Houthis were "shopping mall security guards" in Yemen, today they govern the country
- 20 years ago, Iraq was dominated by the USA. Today it is controlled by Shiites aligned with Iranian ayatollahs

NOTE: 20 years ago, the USA has already considered a full-scale war with Iran very risky, imagine today... the one who wants to try to destroy Iran is the Zionist Jewish racial supremacist, but since he can't, he wants to use goyim like Trump and Biden to do the job, but Iran has reached a level of defense that even the USA can't handle.

To destroy Iran today, it would require all the troops together: Europe, Russia, China, the USA, Middle Eastern puppets + India, then Iran would be defeated and destroyed. Otherwise, forget it.

This is what I was saying about people having exaggerated views on subjects they don’t seem to actually know about …….sheeesh come on I knew I had you on block for a reason

 

[VCheng]

I agree with @Yasser76 here: I don't think economic strangulation is going to work

That is okay; I am very comfortable with any differences of opinion.

I will however maintain that economic strangulation of Iran is already having a massive impact on its people. Others here may think differently, but that is okay too.

I can wait for more numbers and data. Of course, how Iranians respond., or not, will be the ultimate proof.

the limited time left while Trump is the President.

I will agree with you in that the Great Orange Ape is an unpredictable creature, and a wretched one at that. What he may or may not want, or be able to do in the next three years remains to be seen.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

So China should fight directly the US on behalf of those countries who don't even like us?

China has its own moral principles to support Iran, but sometimes don't ask too much from us.

You're correct. It's not China's job to babysit the world when it has 1.4 billion people to look after.

China only commits to a nation when that nation fully commits to China first.

There are only 2 examples of this. North Korea and Pakistan (since August 2019). China has committed to defending their sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Many other nations want the same, and they think they can get it by simply increasing their trade with China. It doesn't work like that.

So many Global South nations are still continuing to buy Russian, American and European (Global North) weapons but when war breaks out, they expect China to help them.

 

[Toxic]

because Israel bombed the entrances. not because the missiles were destroyed or that Iran had a shortage of missiles.

If they can't be accessed during the conflict then that capability might as well be gone, also I am talking about missile launchers not missiles themselves, because if launchers are continuously being hunted it creates a bottleneck essentially nullifying your large missile stockpile

 

[Persian Gulf]

If they can't be accessed during the conflict then that capability might as well be gone, also I am talking about missile launchers not missiles themselves, because if launchers are continuously being hunted it creates a bottleneck essentially nullifying your large missile stockpile

unfortunately you seem to have fallen to Israeli propaganda about these launchers

large number of launchers are stored in these missile bases that could not be accessed

and Israel showed evidence for targeting 60-80 launchers overall

these are not high tech vehicles at all and are easily replaced

 

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if true, we must thank the Chinese

 

[Meengla]

I will agree with you in that the Great Orange Ape is an unpredictable creature, and a wretched one at that. What he may or may not want, or be able to do in the next three years remains to be seen.

Not only the Iranians but also the Indians and many other countries are waiting to see the back of President Trump for their respective national interests. In the context of this thread, it is Netanyahu who doesn't want to Trump to be gone, unlike just about every other country in the world.
You will see a very different posture of America against Iran if Trump dies from a heart attack today and Vance becomes the POTUS. And that sadly points toward how far the 'checks and balances' have eroded in the American system; this is nothing but a dictatorship when it comes to foreign policy, driven by a guy's personal biases which align with Netanyahu's larger and longer goals in the region.

 

[VCheng]

You will see a very different posture of America against Iran if Trump dies from a heart attack today and Vance becomes the POTUS. And that sadly points toward how far the 'checks and balances' have eroded in the American system; this is nothing but a dictatorship when it comes to foreign policy, driven by a guy's personal biases which align with Netanyahu's larger and longer goals in the region.

That would be an interesting discussion to have in a more approrpiate thread than this one.

In context here, we need to get through the next three years first, and see how Trump and Iran fare during this critical time period.