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

Immortals said:
What is your theory on these numbers? Some appear from abroad. Some appear from within Iran.
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It is an adversarial operation against Iran - as I explained it is originating from a base operated by US Special Forces in Germany.

The reason they are captured all over the region is because radio signals require repeaters to repeat the signal to cover large areas.

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A numbers station is ONE way traffic only. It's sends letters, numbers or words that can only be decoded by the agent with the cryptogram book/index.
 
kobra said:
So what was the signal about? Did he decode it?
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Iran should make a counter intelligence operation both within Iran and Iraq as well catching and interrogating high level agents and get hands on the decoder if possible in return of lifetime imprisonment instead of death sentence for those high level agents.

Also the signals should be recorded and quantum computers can be transferred to Iran for analysis or Iranians can go to China for analysis. The analysis would provide invaluable information for China as well.
 
My perspective on the ongoing war is this: if the United States and Israel win, the Gulf countries could become heavily controlled by them, and countries like Turkey and Pakistan might be next. And grater Israel will be the next step.


On the other hand, if Iran wins, there will likely be no regime change, and even a stalemate would still benefit Iran. This could make Iran a bigger regional power and possibly more aggressive. I say this because, despite facing sanctions from the United States for the past 45 years, Iran has still managed to influence or destabilize several regions and support groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis.


In my opinion, the best outcome for the world—especially for the Muslim world—would be a ceasefire between Iran and the United States/Israel. The United Nations should enforce stricter sanctions where necessary, and occupied areas in Lebanon should be returned.

In short I don't want anyone would win the war but wanted a stalemate ceasefire with UN intervention with more harsh sanctions on Iran and Israel.

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lightning f57 said:
I believe real target is Chabaha.
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Agreed .... if not primary then Chahbahar would be an ideal secondary objective for the US.
  • Lowest Air Defenses
  • Distant from Tehran
  • Lowest overall population
  • Readymade Baloch Insurgency, providing complete local support
  • Cover of Makran Mountains
  • Only 3 roads as an inlet from mainland Iran
Any other place would be suicidal to send armies into. Chabahar would be an easy target .. pretty much a replica of reasons why Ukraine went for Kursk at the suggestion of US (distant from government centers, easiest way in, sparse population, no defenses, no roads ... and can be traded for other objectives). In this case, US can use it as a trade-in for the opening of Hormuz.

Of course Iran can keep focus on Hormuz and return for Chabahar later, just as Russia did in case of Kursk. But in the absence of air superiority, US can create far bigger long term problems from Iran, via Chahbahar.
 
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Maarkhoor said:
My perspective on the ongoing war is this: if the United States and Israel win, the Gulf countries could become heavily controlled by them, and countries like Turkey and Pakistan might be next. And grater Israel will be the next step.


On the other hand, if Iran wins, there will likely be no regime change, and even a stalemate would still benefit Iran. This could make Iran a bigger regional power and possibly more aggressive. I say this because, despite facing sanctions from the United States for the past 45 years, Iran has still managed to influence or destabilize several regions and support groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis.


In my opinion, the best outcome for the world—especially for the Muslim world—would be a ceasefire between Iran and the United States/Israel. The United Nations should enforce stricter sanctions where necessary, and occupied areas in Lebanon should be returned.

In short I don't want anyone would win the war but wanted a stalemate ceasefire with UN intervention with more harsh sanctions on Iran and Israel.

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Your thoughts.
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Bro welcome back, but this thread is not about Pakistan it is about IRAN.

Kindly discuss Pakistan in Pakistan/KSA MSA thread.
 
RescueRanger said:
Bro welcome back, but this thread is not about Pakistan it is about IRAN.

Kindly discuss Pakistan in Pakistan/KSA MSA thread.
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Bro Sorry for off topic but this topic even tightly consider the fate and future of whole Muslim world including Pakistan.
 
BREAKING Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps:The American president—"the liar, the terrorist, and the child killer"—claimed that the Revolutionary Guard intends to target water desalination stations in the region and harm its peoples.What we have done is announce our decision: In the event that power stations are targeted, Iran will respond by targeting power stations belonging to the occupying entity, as well as power stations in regional countries that supply electricity to U.S. bases, in addition to the economic and industrial infrastructure and energy sector in which the Americans hold shares. There is no doubt that we will do so.We are determined to respond to any threat at a level that achieves deterrence, and we will do so. The United States does not know our capabilities, and it will see them in the field.
 
Maarkhoor said:
My perspective on the ongoing war is this: if the United States and Israel win, the Gulf countries could become heavily controlled by them, and countries like Turkey and Pakistan might be next. And grater Israel will be the next step.


On the other hand, if Iran wins, there will likely be no regime change, and even a stalemate would still benefit Iran. This could make Iran a bigger regional power and possibly more aggressive. I say this because, despite facing sanctions from the United States for the past 45 years, Iran has still managed to influence or destabilize several regions and support groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis.


In my opinion, the best outcome for the world—especially for the Muslim world—would be a ceasefire between Iran and the United States/Israel. The United Nations should enforce stricter sanctions where necessary, and occupied areas in Lebanon should be returned.

In short I don't want anyone would win the war but wanted a stalemate ceasefire with UN intervention with more harsh sanctions on Iran and Israel.

@RescueRanger @Panzerkiel

Welcome me back.

Your thoughts.
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The UN is a useless entity. They have done nothing of note in the past 20 years. They offer resolutions, proclamations, statements in solidarity, but do nothing. How many times have peacekeepers been attacked in Lebanon deliberately? What has the UN done in regards to the Ukraine/Russia situation besides offer strongly worded letters? What did it do to prevent the situation in Syria, Iraq, Lybia, etc deteriorating into chaotic civil wars? What did it do to help prevent the Gaza Genocide? What has the ICJ accomplished beyond minor travel inconveniences for various individuals? Nothing has come of any of these aforementioned examples because the organization is toothless.

The rule of law established in the aftermath of WW2 died a while ago. The rule of power has been the de facto modus operandi for the world for quite some time now. Countries must either understand this and act accordingly, or be trampled.

oops in my defense i was writing this post when it got deleted lmao
 
Looking at Gold and Silver prices right now with respect to current Iran and US/Israil war plus upcoming threat of total infrastrufture destruction, Its not making sense at all..

People tends to rush toward hard asset in these scenarios, however gold andd silver both are like free falling right now.
 
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