AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
Up on Fox News. I cannot confirm the authenticity of the photo other than Fox being the source:
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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AZADPAKISTAN2009
Elite Member
First Theory
I have a theory that this Lunatic , used the 1 billion stolen , not for crab or rib-eye but he is building a local army , militia to take control of USA from inside
I mean that is the only way you can eat up 1 billion quickly weaponry for Local Lunatic
Militia
There have been some reports that Trump wanted ICE like "Grand" unit so he can impose his will inside USA
Second Theory
Foreign militia arm-up , without any approval from Congress
It is really impossible for one man to eat 1 billion dollar worth of food
BeingHuman
Registered Member
Really chosen ones. They asked God for one gaza now they got two
Aggregate
Registered Member
Surely fake.
- The explosions on the right edge have no missile trails even though they seem to be taking place just a second earlier. Unlike the immediate explosions on the left that all have clear trails of the incoming missiles.
- the angle is also really off. Missiles mostly come at an angle or in parabolas, not straight down, almost vertically.
- Finally, the skyline does not look like any in TelAviv and the buildings look too smooth to be real.
- Sounds are offset immediate (no travel time). Also, too clear to be that distant.
Desert
Registered Member
Iran should go fully to have nuclear,chemical and bio weapons once the war ends.
it's the only way that make your enemy think 10000 times before attacking you.
we used to have nuclear program in Egypt in 60s but it's over so we are a fragile country, we even don't have a ballistic missiles program thanks to the losers (Sadat, Mubarak and now Sisi).
it's the only way that make your enemy think 10000 times before attacking you.
we used to have nuclear program in Egypt in 60s but it's over so we are a fragile country, we even don't have a ballistic missiles program thanks to the losers (Sadat, Mubarak and now Sisi).
Musings
Administrator
Haz
Registered Member
Dude, with all due respect, get it together. I get you're mad and shit, but you're not sounding logical at all.
You responded to a conversation regarding the current ongoing war that is directly tied to this thread and an event involving it. I think you should move on if you can't handle this specific discussion.
AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
In case anyone is interested, link to the article:
www.foxnews.com
Hezbollah, Iran unleash coordinated cluster bomb strikes on Israel in major escalation
Hezbollah prepares guerrilla warfare tactics in south Lebanon as Israel launches airstrikes against Beirut strongholds, with expert predicting Israeli ground invasion.
www.foxnews.com
FHN
Trusted Member
Message Claims U.S. Rare Earth Stockpile Lasts Only Two Months; China's Negotiating Leverage +1As the U.S. continues its military operations against Iran, speculation is rife about the potential depletion of American ammunition supplies.The South China Morning Post reports that due to the heavy reliance of U.S. advanced weapons on Chinese rare earth supplies, China's dominant position in this sector could provide new negotiating leverage in its strategic rivalry with the United States, potentially indirectly influencing the duration of U.S. military actions against Iran to some extent.Multiple sources reveal that the U.S. currently has rare earth stockpiles sufficient for only about two months, an issue likely to dominate bilateral talks during Trump's upcoming visit to China. Meanwhile, Beijing appears less urgent than Washington in pushing for a deal.Zhang Yue, Associate Professor at the Australia-China Relations Institute of the University of Technology Sydney, stated that the U.S. dependence on Chinese rare earths will provide China with "significant indirect leverage," thereby influencing the duration and cost of potential conflicts. Rare earth elements, particularly heavy rare earths like dysprosium and terbium, are widely used in manufacturing high-performance permanent magnets, radar systems, missile guidance components, and critical propulsion systems for advanced weapons. She pointed out that this dependency could alter the strategic balance between China and the U.S., leaving Washington exposed to a form of "asymmetric vulnerability." China's dominance in the rare earth supply chain not only turns into tangible bargaining chips during negotiations but could also enhance its influence over the U.S. in broader geopolitical competition.
