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

black_cats said:
#BREAKING
Iran attacks U.S. military gatherings on Bubiyan Island, in a surprise assault targeting its deployment centers there.
According to Kuwaiti reports, Kuwaiti hospitals have declared a state of emergency.
Approximately 1,270 soldiers from the U.S. Airborne Division (82nd Airborne Division) had arrived in the region yesterday in preparation for launching a ground operation against Iran on Kharg Island.

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Perfect preemptive strikes couldn’t be better timed. More importantly who is giving this pin point accuracy and battlefield visuals live
 
black_cats said:
“🔴Urgent and very important
A number of U.S. Marines captured on the Iranian island of Kharg during a failed landing attempt
And the capture was carried out successfully.”

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AI most probably
 
THE RULE OF THE GAME CHANGED: Why Tehran's new conditions have left Trump at a crossroads
After three weeks of tension that has kept the world on guard, Tehran has not responded with white flags, but with a document that is forcing Washington to recalculate its moves.
While Donald Trump claims there is "practically nothing left to destroy," the reality on the ground tells a different story. Iran not only maintains its response capacity, but has moved from defense to diplomatic offensive, setting the terms for a peace that does not accept surrender as an option.
The boldest demand revolves around the Strait of Hormuz. Iran demands a new legal regime for the area where 20% of the world's crude passes. The goal That the energy flow of the planet ceases to be under the patronage of the American Navy. This isn't just a change in laws; it's a change in gasoline prices across the globe.
Tehran has put on the table what many considered unthinkable: the dismantling of the US military facilities network. has kept in the Gulf for decades. The demand is clear: a real peace requires regional actors to manage their own security, without external interventions.
What we are seeing are not "maximalist" requests, but an inverted mirror of traditional foreign policy. For the first time in a long time, a nation from the Global South tells a superpower: "Peace is not subordination, it is recognition of sovereignty."
Iran is demanding compensation for unilateral aggressions, setting a precedent that the rest of the world is watching with magnifying glass. In this new multi-polar world, "negotiations" are no longer capitulations in disguise.
 
hasn2009 said:
Good analysis, makes sense (y)
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Thank you. Our education requires us to have sufficient evidence and clear logic when analyzing problems.

I was just making some inferences based on the news.

Since the United States conducted two Section 301 investigations against China, our Ministry of Commerce issued two announcements on March 27, respectively initiating two trade barrier investigations on a reciprocal basis regarding the United States' practices and measures that disrupt the global supply chain and the United States' practices and measures that hinder the trade of green products.

The United States needs to stop its aggression against Iran, and we are waiting for the continuation of the trade war with the United States.
 
Any reports of BDA in the Zio settler colony or is just a case of scratch injuries requiring rabies vaccination?
 
black_cats said:
I talked to a source in Beijing yesterday about news reports that China was selling Iran various chips and missiles. He would not confirm specifics. But what he said was very interesting. To China, what is happening in the Persian Gulf is a laboratory of their policies of sea denial:

1) He said that China is collecting field data from Iranian conflict zones to identify the radar and thermal signatures of American, and weapons.
2) They are waiting to see how Iran's chokepoint warfare in the Strait of Hormuz works. They plan to use similar swarming tactics near their shores and around Taiwan.
3) China managed the Iranian transition to the BeiDou Navigation Satellite System. This allows China to evaluate the performance and precision of its encrypted military signals in a contested electronic warfare environment.
4) By providing intelligence, radar, and electronic warfare support, China can assess the effectiveness of its technology against Western platforms like the F-35 without direct military engagement. He hinted that this has been more successful than expected.

The bottom line (this is my interpretation and not what my source said): is China is loving this war. It is not only weakening the US and depleting their missile and interceptor stocks, but is also giving China examples of what works and allowing it to test its weapon systems while killing American soldiers and destroying American equipment. All without putting a single Chinese soldier at risk.

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Very interesting and, yes, it makes perfect sense. Testing Chinese military tech in real war and that too at the minimal risk is absolutely desirable. However, there are other equally, if not more, important aspects that must also be considered. I would appreciate if you could possibly shed some light from a different angle.
  1. With the Strait of Hormuz closed for over a month now, what's the Chinese policy regarding its closure. While it may be true that China is getting its oil supplies from Iran uninterrupted, Chinese exports to Europe and the US are on a grinding halt. For how long Chinese will be averse to that loss? More than that, a slowing global economy will affect Chinese exports to other countries too.
  2. The attack on Iran might be difficult or impossible to justify but Iranian stranglehold on a naturally free water, the Strait of Hormuz, is clearly a violation of international laws. Comparing the strait with Suez or Panama canal doesn't make sense. How the control over man-made canals passing through the land of sovereign states can be used to justify Iran's control over the natural sea lanes passing through the sea? As the time passes and the world feels the heat, the world community will get united against the Iranian blackmail. What will be China's policy if the current blockade of Strait of Hormuz by Iran continues for extended period.
  3. What is China's strategic vision regarding the Middle East? Specifically, how Chinese take possibility of nukes in the hands of Iranians or/and Arabs given the fact that Zionists are already believed to have the nukes?
 
albritani said:
Iran's military capability is essentially throwing rockets around, that's it. Their ground troops are worthless and against a foe like the US will most likely be wiped out if they attempted anything more than guerilla tactics.
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@RescueRanger Are you able to check if this a false flagger? He's been posting crap lately.
 
Saudi Arabia urging US to ramp up Iran attacks, intelligence source confirms

www.theguardian.com

Saudi Arabia urging US to ramp up Iran attacks, intelligence source confirms

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said to view US-Israeli war as ‘historic opportunity’ to remake Middle East
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

The relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran has never truly been reset. Those warm exchanges and nice words before the war? Meaningless, hollow statements.

If they were to unite their efforts, they could transform and reshape the Middle East together; however, what we observe instead is them trying to trip each other with the help of foreigners or proxies.
 
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