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

Iran's rate of strike towards Israel and US bases in region is declining with each passing day which is worrisome.
 
2,000 terrorist Kurds will not change much on the ground considering how large Iran is

after this war ends they will be ruthlessly slaughtered, as usual
This is an attempt at fomenting unrest/civil war and shouldn't be downplayed

But I don't believe the reports. Now Israeli media is reporting it never happened.

This is a chance for Iraq to take back northern Iraq and integrate it into the state
 
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2,000 terrorist Kurds will not change much on the ground considering how large Iran is

after this war ends they will be ruthlessly slaughtered, as usual
I pray that they are successfully intercepted and eliminated while attempting to cross into Iran.

PS. kindly be mindful of troll factories working overtime in Pakistan trying to cause a rift and hatred amoong Pakistan and Iran. altough majority of Pakistanis are praising Iran but there are some who are spreading misinformation to cause hatred and conflict between the two countries.
 
Most people are not realizing this: as demoralizing the performance of Iran might be aerially militarily to the US/Israel/West; as long as the Islamic regime does not get removed, they will still “win” this conflict (and the US/Israel will lose).

The US is desperately looking for “local partners” (Kurds, Baloch, Arabs etc) to remove the regime from power, as it cannot “afford” to put troops on the ground in Iran and get in a protracted war. It will be worse outcome for the US than Afghanistan and Iraq combined. That is why Trump is not supportive of Pahlavi coming into power, as he doesn’t want the US troops (especially ground troops) to do all the work for Iran.

The US is also relying on exploiting internal rifts within the Iranian security establishment (IRGC and Artesh) to remove the Islamic regime, without any success.

There is currently no indication that the regime will fall quickly, and the US/Israel need quick, “clean” (similar to Venezuela) results of removing the regime, but they are not likely to get that.

I believe Trump’s plan, if he is not able to topple the regime in the next few weeks; might be to declare victory claiming the death of Khamenei. That will not be a real victory for the US and Israel though: as long as the Islamic regime stays intact, they can always rebuild their missiles capabilities; and will be a constant threat to Israel. Israel will not be happy until the Islamic regime is toppled and is replaced by a pro-US/Israel regime.
Only a regime change can be classified as a victory for the US/Israel. Anything less than that (including the severe degradation of the Islamic regime’s military capabilities) will be considered a loss for the US/Israel. As long as the regime doesn’t get toppled, they can always rebuild these capabilities. The US and Israel need to get the job done and quickly to be able to declare victory.
 
2,000 terrorist Kurds will not change much on the ground considering how large Iran is

after this war ends they will be ruthlessly slaughtered, as usual
I heard there are 10k of these militant Kurds, so they can be a nuisance but I am just not seeing what difference 10k Kurds even with US special forces and airpower can really do ? Is there something special Iran may have hidden in those northern mountains ??
 
Most people are not realizing this: as demoralizing the performance of Iran might be aerially militarily to the US/Israel/West; as long as the Islamic regime does not get removed, they will still “win” this conflict (and the US/Israel will lose).

The US is desperately looking for “local partners” (Kurds, Baloch, Arabs etc) to remove the regime from power, as it cannot “afford” to put troops on the ground in Iran and get in a protracted war. It will be worse outcome for the US than Afghanistan and Iraq combined. That is why Trump is not supportive of Pahlavi coming into power, as he doesn’t want the US troops (especially ground troops) to do all the work for Iran.

The US is also relying on exploiting internal rifts within the Iranian security establishment (IRGC and Artesh) to remove the Islamic regime, without any success.

There is currently no indication that the regime will fall quickly, and the US/Israel need quick, “clean” (similar to Venezuela) results of removing the regime, but they are not likely to get that.

I believe Trump’s plan, if he is not able to topple the regime in the next few weeks; might be to declare victory claiming the death of Khamenei. That will not be a real victory for the US and Israel though: as long as the Islamic regime stays intact, they can always rebuild their missiles capabilities; and will be a constant threat to Israel. Israel will not be happy until the Islamic regime is toppled and is replaced by a pro-US/Israel regime.


As long as Iran has enough MANPAGS, ATGMS, & drones, they should be able to neutralize these mercenaries.

Iran is also a mountainous nation. It is a perfect terrain for a million strong army to hide and neutralize a poorly led mercenary force.

And if push comes to shove, I assume IRGC has chemical and biological weapons!
 
Kurds has nasty history, they fought for Israel in Arab-Israel war, and for there own country they always look toward Israel or US.
Turkish, Syria, Iraq, Iran all look down at them, they are not faithful people ...Once ask Syrian, he said we literally hate them.

They are like the Afghani and some Baloch in Pakistan

They all might share commonalities too

Utterly untrustworthy and should be slaughtered


The problem is under normal circumstances they would be, but the idea is Israel and U.S will give air support, so Iran will have some problems sending a large force because it could be bombed

If Turkey gets involved and bombed the kurds that would be a big big help
 

How depleted weapons stockpiles could affect the Iran conflict​

Jonathan Beale
BBC Defence correspondent

US Navy via Getty Images US sailors prepare to stage ordnance on the flight deck of Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln


US Navy via Getty Images

US President Donald Trump claims his country has a "virtually unlimited supply" of key weapons. Iran's Defence Ministry says it has "the capacity to resist the enemy" for longer than the US had planned.

Weapons stocks and supplies alone will not decide the outcome of this conflict – Ukraine has long been outnumbered and outgunned by Russia – but it's certainly a significant factor.

The tempo of operations has been high from the the start. Both sides will already be using up weapons faster than they can be produced.

The Tel Aviv-based Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) estimates that the US and Israel have already carried out more than 2,000 strikes, each involving multiple munitions.

The INSS says Iran has already launched 571 missiles and 1,391 drones. Many will have been intercepted. For both sides, this level of combat will become harder to sustain the longer the war drags on.
 
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Western officials say they have already seen a decrease in the number of missiles Iran is firing – down from hundreds in the first day of the war to dozens now.

Before the war, it was estimated that Iran had a stockpile of more than 2,000 short-range ballistic missiles. No military publishes precise numbers on how many weapons they have at their disposal, as such figures remain classified to keep adversaries in the dark.

America's top commander, Gen Dan Caine, said on Wednesday that Iran's ballistic missile launches were down 86% from the first day of the fighting on Saturday. US Central Command (Centcom) says there's been a 23% decrease in just the last 24 hours.

Iran was believed to have mass-produced tens of thousands of its Shahed one-way attack drones before the war. It's exported the technology to Russia – which has been using their version of the Shahed to devastating effect in Ukraine. Even the US has copied the design.

But Caine said Iran's drone launches had dropped by 73% since the first day of the conflict. Iran appears to be struggling to maintain a high tempo of operations.
 

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