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

[Ali_Baba]

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Food for thought for the Iranian Government that they neglected their AD, IADS and Airforce soo much that they needed permission from Israel to fly within their own airspace !!!

 

[Master Chief]

That is why They went after Venezuela and Iran was to cut off China from their main energy suppliers to weaken china.

Agree with this in terms of USA's economic rationale for this war. There is also a pro-Tel Aviv (eschatological) rationale, which is unrelated to the economics.

If the regime emerges undefeated, then China also wins, as China retains leverage over much of its oil source (you're right that Venezuela is lost though) AND remains in a strong position regarding semiconductors and rare earths. This leaves the road to Taipei open for China. USA's empire will start to decline in earnest if this all transpires. There are more benefits to Tehran standing firm for the entire continent of Asia, but I shan't digress.

 

[Bharatah]

Strategic Assessment: The objective of the 5-day timeframe announced by Trump is to bolster the air defenses of the Arab countries in the region and the Israeli regime, to deploy new U.S. forces to the area, to control financial markets, and to uncover connections of officials and lay the groundwork for assassinations. There is no prospect for negotiations

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There is NO 5-DAY TRUCE, Iran continues to attack daily. It's just more media fake news, just like the "Russia-Ukraine" truce – media fabrications to make it seem like Russia was backing down. Trump is desperate and is creating fake news and victory narratives like never before.

 

[That_Guy]

Food for thought for the Iranian Government that they neglected their AD, IADS and Airforce soo much that they needed permission from Israel to fly within their own airspace !!!

And when anyone suggests Iran needs a serious airforce, we get ridiculed.

 

[东风夜放花千树]

If Iran wins this war, it will signal to the world that hosting US military bases is not a security guarantee, but rather a liability.

However, most of these Arab sheikhdoms are ruling over their respective countries because either the UK or the US installed them there. They're not going to change course easily. They need stronger repercussions to change course, such as a real threat of overthrowing their establishments.

I agree with part of your viewpoint. Many countries in the Middle East have reformists who possess strong foresight.

Middle Eastern countries now hope more for economic diversification, industrialization, and desert governance.

Ever since Qatar was bombed, the protection promised by the United States no longer existed.

Currently, the U.S. dollar has a huge bubble, and U.S. debt has reached 39 trillion dollars. Middle Eastern countries need to break free from this imposed monetary pressure.

I believe that Middle Eastern countries will not participate in this war (except for Qatar and Bahrain), but they will condemn Iran's attacks.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

bro thats so close to pakistan, they might accidentally land in pakistan and run into our border patrols.

I have lived in Balochistan coastal areas and Sui Dera Bugti

i can tell you, landing here would be indelible mistake!

this region is vast and is very mountainous, extremely hard to navigate as there is no fresh water

 

[Kyussis]

ceasefire without significant non agression guarantees will be kicking the cane down the road, there has to be tangible steps taken by un, russia, china, ksa etc to make sure zionists dont come back again in 6 months once they have replenished their interceptors.

With the U.S, no guaranty is worth the paper it is written on!

 

[Immortals]

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Qalifbaf says it’s all fake news

 

[Immortals]

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[KingQamaR]

You are in the United States, and I cannot explain too much to you. China will not provide weapons to any warring countries. We have always maintained good credibility regarding what we have said and the agreements we have signed.

I understand how you feel, but please do not blame China. China has no responsibility for this war. To make it clearer, China and Iran have a cooperative relationship, and Iran and Russia have a military cooperation relationship.

According to the long-term cooperation framework agreement signed on March 27, 2021, we have maintained close cooperation with Iran.

They are attacking your “BRICs” most important country trying to change the Government in there and seize control of Irans oil and vast mineral. Is more than just a commodity - it influences geopolitics, drives economies, and shapes global power structures. Every change in production or price reverberates across industries and countries. To understand oil is to understand the underlying forces that shape the modern world. You are watching from the sidelines as normal the US enemy is attempting to Gobble up your main oil supplier. Absolute, Pathetic responses from your government in Beijing and from Moscow. You guys are going to regret this decision position of cowardice.

 

[ShapurII]

I agree with part of your viewpoint. Many countries in the Middle East have reformists who possess strong foresight.

Middle Eastern countries now hope more for economic diversification, industrialization, and desert governance.

Ever since Qatar was bombed, the protection promised by the United States no longer existed.

Currently, the U.S. dollar has a huge bubble, and U.S. debt has reached 39 trillion dollars. Middle Eastern countries need to break free from this imposed monetary pressure.

I believe that Middle Eastern countries will not participate in this war (except for Qatar and Bahrain), but they will condemn Iran's attacks.

I think Qatar is one of the least likely countries to participate in this war. Saudi Arabia and the Emirates are highly likely to enter the war for purely different reasons and they're probably weighing this as we speak.

1. Saudi Arabia is likely to enter the war because their role as a regional power has been completely undermined and crushed here. They have been humiliated time and time again by the IRGC in the last 3 weeks. They're losing face and credibility and they're no longer seen as a rival for Iran, and not even as the daddy of the Arab sheikhdoms in the region. Also, they have a large air force and important security pacts to back them up.

2. The Emirates has their eyes set on our 3 islands in the Persian Gulf (Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa). They are not going to make a move unless the US decides to launch a ground invasion of Iran, particularly targeting our islands.

The US dollar has a huge bubble but as long as Petrodollar is in place and the US absolutely dominates the energy and technology markets, it is unlikely to burst soon.

There are no reformists in the Sheikhdoms in our region. They are first and foremost US assets. Anything else they do should be purely seen through the lens of economics, rather than long-term strategic thinking.

 

[Immortals]

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[shapurzolaktaf]

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For any future negotiation Iran should send deputees. No need to send ministers or high rank officials.