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

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Very interesting
 
Persian Gulf said:
they know that killing these guys will lead to further militarisation and encroachment of power by the IRGC. I am sure Israel has pretty good ideas of who would replace each person, but regardless we know that logically each generation of replacements tend to be more radical than who they replace (we see this everywhere, including with Hezbollah and Hamas).

the 15 point deal reported in the media is not that bad as long as it involves the lifting of all (primary and secondary) US sanctions and full western investment in Iran. and it even preserves our ballistic missiles. we are not enriching anyway, so naturally we will have to give up the HEU and the already destroyed facilities.
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The problem with that deal is that Iran's obligations under the deal are permanent and non-reversible while the US concessions are easily reversible with a stroke of a pen.

If we give up our HEU, not only there will never be sanctions relief or compensations, but they will try their regime change plans more eagerly than before.
 
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⭕️ 27-year-old Israeli reserve combat soldier, Nuriel Dubin from Margaliot, was killed on 24 March after a barrage of around 30 rockets launched by the Lebanese resistance struck the Upper Galilee, near Mahanaim Junction.

Two others were lightly wounded by shrapnel in the same attack.
 
ShapurII said:
The problem with that deal is that Iran's obligations under the deal are permanent and non-reversible while the US concessions are easily reversible with a stroke of a pen.

If we give up our HEU, not only there will never be sanctions relief or compensations, but they will try their regime change plans more eagerly than before.
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we are not using the HEU anyway. the point of leverage like the HEU is to know when to use it to extract concessions that we want. there are some options:

(1) total resistance - fight war as long as possible, and try to develop nukes. suffer massive damage, with no clear end path, unless nukes are somehow developed or the global economic situation deteriorates so the US is forced to offer favourable terms to Iran

(2) accept weak ceasefire and return to status quo - weak and vulnerable without funds to redevelop as US economic war continues and Israel returns to 'mow the lawn' again in 6-12 months

(3) make major compromises to change nature of relationship with the US, give up nuclear program, make missile compromises, and get significant sanctions relief

2 is probably the most likely.
 
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Iranian missile hit Tel Aviv

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As a result of Iranian missiles, electricity was cut off in parts of Netanya city, north of Tel Aviv

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Persian Gulf said:
we are not using the HEU anyway. the point of leverage like the HEU is to know when to use it to extract concessions that we want. there are some options:

(1) total resistance - fight war as long as possible, and try to develop nukes. suffer massive damage, with no clear end path, unless nukes are somehow developed or the global economic situation deteriorates so the US is forced to offer favourable terms to Iran

(2) accept weak ceasefire and return to status quo - weak and vulnerable without funds to redevelop as US economic war continues and Israel returns to 'mow the lawn' again in 6-12 months

(3) make major compromises to change nature of relationship with the US, give up nuclear program, make missile compromises, and get significant sanctions relief

2 is probably the most likely.
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Yes, 2 and 3 will lead to regime change. There is no way that Israel would allow an Islamic regime with anti-Israel sentiments stay in power.

1 is the best option of the three, but it is probably too late for that. Khamenei really screwed Iran with his fatwa and strategic patience.

We could use the HEU if we could convert it into uranium metal.
 
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Hebrew sources report that several loud explosions were heard in Tel Aviv

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The flight of Iranian missiles towards the invaders

🔹 The internal front of the Zionist regime's army said on Wednesday morning that following the observation of another wave of rockets fired by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the danger sirens have been activated in the center of occupied Palestine.

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Persian Gulf said:
we are not using the HEU anyway. the point of leverage like the HEU is to know when to use it to extract concessions that we want. there are some options:

(1) total resistance - fight war as long as possible, and try to develop nukes. suffer massive damage, with no clear end path, unless nukes are somehow developed or the global economic situation deteriorates so the US is forced to offer favourable terms to Iran

(2) accept weak ceasefire and return to status quo - weak and vulnerable without funds to redevelop as US economic war continues and Israel returns to 'mow the lawn' again in 6-12 months

(3) make major compromises to change nature of relationship with the US, give up nuclear program, make missile compromises, and get significant sanctions relief

2 is probably the most likely.
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Iran should develop nukes long before but due to fatwa they are not even west sanctioned them like hell always remind me a story when a villiger who was known miser trying purchase goat but he have only 100 rs he rejected the offer later that goat stolen by someone else and people in the market put blame on him and offer three punichment which he can choose...

First Eat 100 onions

Second 100 slaps

Third pay 100 rs

Since he was miser he choose 100 onions after eating half he fell down and go for 100 slaps after 50 again he go down and in the last he paid 100 rs and get free neither he get the goat nor he save his money.
 
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Trump's 3 goals of raising the issue of negotiations from the perspective of Azerbaijani experts

🔹An expert on political issues and international conflicts announced that the US decision to postpone the attacks on Iran's energy facilities and bring forward the issue of negotiations is part of a multipurpose program.

🔹 Asif Narimanli, in an interview with the Russian news agency Ryanovsi, said: "By announcing a five-day postponement of these attacks, Washington seeks to reduce the price of oil, rebuild its missile reserves, and strengthen its position against domestic and international opponents."

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ShapurII said:
Yes, 2 and 3 will lead to regime change. There is no way that Israel would allow an Islamic regime with anti-Israel sentiments stay in power.

1 is the best option of the three, but it is probably too late for that. Khamenei really screwed Iran with his fatwa and strategic patience.

We could use the HEU if we could convert it into uranium metal.
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Trump seems open to his version of a 'regime change' (option 3). But I don't think the current hardliners are open to it.

You know the uranium metal facilities are destroyed. The enemy has air superiority and is watching Esfahan very closely. Any attempt to access the HEU will be detected, and there is not much we can do with it anyway since our main facilities were destroyed. We can always hope there are some undetected sites where our scientists are working in secret, but it seems unlikely.

That HEU and the Strait of Hormuz are our best/only leverage to end this war.
 
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Israeli sources: Washington is looking for a ceasefire, but Iran is in no hurry

🔹According to the report of the international group of Tasnim news agency, Yediot Aharonot quoted senior Israeli officials and wrote that an agreement between Washington and Tehran is not expected to be reached soon.

🔹 According to these sources, Washington is looking for a month-long ceasefire to discuss the principles of the agreement.

🔹These Israeli officials also acknowledged that Iranian officials do not seem to be in a rush for a ceasefire. They said that "Iranian leaders are arrogant and bold".

🔹 Senior Israeli officials went on to claim that the next round of talks would likely take place this week, possibly in Islamabad (a claim that American sources have been heavily maneuvering in the past 24 hours).

🔹 They said that America has presented a 15-point proposal to Iran through Pakistan and the Iranians are not expected to respond to this proposal soon.

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