Shags101
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What will these Zionist lovers do that the US & Israel aren’t doing already? They’re just following the instructions of their masters, who hope that others will follow their lead.What will the UAE do ? I am not aware of their Navy. Maybe they will conduct air strikes on Iran or send a force to seize those 3 islands they are in dispute with Iran over ?
Probably their Air Force, they have some good planes and have been taking training from top air forces like PAF for a long time.
Does UAE have many ships and or naval assets?UAE is only 160km at the shortest point from Iran, within MLRS range basically. What UAE is getting now is very light compared to what Iran can do to UAE if UAE tries anything against Iran.
UAE does not have a track record of common sense, but right now might be time for them to make a good decision by not getting into a war with Iran. Their choice of course.
Fars News agency is doubling down on:
The account of the IRGC Intelligence Organization announced a successful elimination.
Fars News Agency's follow-up shows that following the actions of Iran's special operations forces deep within the occupied territories, one of the senior members of the regime's security cabinet was definitively targeted just an hour ago.
No further details have been released on this matter yet.
Again, it's not really about geopolitics or strategic maneuvering for Syrians right now. Yes, it would be strategic to help Hezbollah against Israel at the moment, obviously, especially for the very long term.Throughout human history, countries have formed short term alliances even with their enemies. It is not that Syria has much to lose in terms of its economy vs to gain back its territory. Countries fight for resources and resources are found in territories. Israel occupies the strategic Golan Heights and has also recently taken some very good, strategic land in Syria, which, I think gets Israel even closer to Damascus.
Syria doesn't have to embrace Hezbollah but there is a common-cause to protect each other's territory by helping each other. The Houthis and the Iraqis are very likely to be fully involved. Israel can't handle all the fronts at the same time. Get your land back and settle your issues with Hezbollah/Iran later. If that's not good, then you'd have not only lost your land to Israel permanently but also will have an Israeli presence in Lebanon up to the Litani River. I don't need to show you a map to convince you of the strategic necessities.