Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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brazensword
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He will offer a pipeline through himself for Israel.
"PWeAsE daDDy IsRaEL, puT tHe PiPe tHrU mE"
Swear to god man, the whole world is cucking for Israel. Aisa bi kya hai Israel me.
Mobius
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That was me bro. Found that post spot on!
These Gulfies are on a terrible trajectory because of their shortsighted policies. Once the Zionist abandon them like throwing used tissue paper down the toilet, they'll be left bare to deal with the fierce blowback.
so hypothetically speaking
1. Israel launches nuke, obviously it will be given the colors of US so that no blame comes on them
2. Iran gets nuked
3. Iran bends over and say GG
is that what you have in mind?
See from the past experience what we have seen is that no matter how big or small the attack is, Iran WILL retaliate
Nuke means the radiation will not only effect Iran but neighboring countries, you think all of them will sit without doing anything, China is on record saying if nuke is used they will retaliate (that's why i said Israel will most probably use nuke while staying behind America's name)
Maarkhoor
Snake Eater
Iran as per lowest estimation that 60 tp 70 % enriched uranium so they can use it in case if they attacked with nukes so they can use even crude weapons to send jews to hell.
RescueRanger
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You need slugs for that.
and skills
RescueRanger
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Michael
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brazensword
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China will not enter any war. It will watch quietly while the US-rael declares war on the world only to destroy everyone except China. Then China will rule over the ashes.
Hassan Al-Somal
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🎞 Trump, who promised the Iranian people three months ago that "help is on the way", has now published a video of himself from 1987 in which he says: "We must take Iran's oil"
Of course, with Iran's masterpiece in controlling the Strait of Hormuz, he and his allies have also lost the right to a large share of non-Iranian oil!
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Maarkhoor
Snake Eater
UAE issues safety alerts after missile and drone threats from Iran
Residents urged to stay in safe locations and follow official updateshttps://google.com/preferences/source?q=gulfnews.com
Dubai: UAE residents have received a new mobile alert from the Ministry of Interior confirming that the situation in the country is currently safe following earlier warnings about potential missile and drone threats.
In the message sent to phones across the country, authorities thanked residents for their cooperation during the emergency alert and reassured the public that normal activities can now resume.
“Thank you for your cooperation. We reassure you that the situation is currently safe. You may resume your normal activities while continuing to remain cautious and take the necessary precautions, and follow official instructions,” the alert said.
Officials urged residents to remain vigilant, follow safety guidance and monitor official channels for any further updates.
What residents should do during emergency alerts
- Prioritise safety over filming: Do not record videos or post content on social media during alerts. Follow official instructions immediately.
- Motorists stay on the move: Continue driving safely to your destination. Only seek shelter upon arrival; do not stop vehicles on the road.
- Seek secure locations: Residents should go directly to a safe location or remain indoors until an official ‘all clear’ is announced.
- Use emergency hotline responsibly: Call 999 only for genuine emergencies to keep lines open for critical cases.
- Avoid spreading rumours: Do not share unverified information online; rely on official channels for updates.
UAE Early Warning System: How it works and why you get alerts
For many people in the UAE, the past few weeks have been marked by a now-familiar sound - emergency alerts sent directly to mobile phones.These alerts are issued when the UAE’s Ministry of Defence confirms that its air defence systems are responding to incoming missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) launched from Iran. At the same time, the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) and the Ministry of Interior (MOI) send notifications instructing residents and visitors to shelter in place. Once the threat has passed and interceptions are complete, a follow-up message confirms that the situation is safe.
Find out how exactly do these alerts work and why do only certain people or areas receive them.
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BHAN85
Trusted Member
Article published few days ago in Russia Today in Spanish. Remembering Fidel Castro articles in the Hormuz strait tensions in 2011-2012.
Fidel Castro met Ahmadinejad those days of high tensions in Hormuz, in January 2012.
en.wikipedia.org
(Google Translate from Spanish)
Fidel Castro on the war against Iran
Oleg Yasinsky
29 Mar 2026 18:09 GMT
The big news this year isn't the US-Israeli attack on Iran (the real news would be if they stopped attacking other countries), but the Iranian resistance. A resistance that refutes all the rumors, dire predictions, and opportunism disguised as "realism" and "prudence."
After decades of Western economic sanctions that crippled their economy and created serious internal political problems, the people and government of Iran understand that this war is about preventing the extermination of their country, and they are responding in the only way possible: by resisting with everything they have, surprising and inspiring other nations. The audacity of the aggressor is staggering: after their treacherous attack in the midst of negotiations, after assassinating the Iranian Supreme Leader and receiving a dignified response from Tehran, they now offer "peace negotiations."
This year the world prepares to celebrate the centenary of one of the most insightful human beings of recent times: Fidel Castro. For many of us, Fidel is a great master of humanism and political ethics. Without his ideas, the 20th century is simply unthinkable. Those who have read him know that he is also a source of discoveries and surprises.
While preparing a new compilation of his thoughts in Russian for this occasion, I encountered another surprise. The issue of the war that the West had been planning against Iran for decades was one of the world issues that most concerned Fidel Castro, and it remained a recurring theme in his reflections for years. Many of his lines from more than two decades ago read as if they had been written just now. They are not prophecies of any kind, but rather the fruit of a rational analysis by a wise mind, one that could extract the essence of conflicts and interests.
The current attack by the empire against Iran was a crime foretold. On June 8, 2010, in the text titled "On the Threshold of Tragedy," from his "Reflections," Fidel wrote: "Another very serious matter is that the United Nations also has no way to change the course of events, and very soon the arch-reactionaries who govern Israel (...) will clash with the indomitable resistance of Iran, a nation of more than 70 million inhabitants with well-known religious traditions that will not accept the insolent threats of any adversary. In short: Iran will not yield to the threats of Israel (...). It is also obvious that Iran will not resign itself (...). The consequences of the imperial entanglements of the United States could be catastrophic and would affect all the inhabitants of the planet, much more than all the economic crises combined."
Just 16 days later, on June 24, under the title 'How I Wish I Were Wrong,' he continued, explaining what was going to happen in these last months: "Today, in 2010, both the United States and Israel, after 31 years, underestimate the million men of the Iranian Armed Forces and their ground combat capabilities, as well as the air, sea, and land forces of the Revolutionary Guard. To these are added the 20 million men and women, between the ages of 12 and 60, systematically selected and trained by its various armed institutions from among the 70 million people who inhabit the country. The United States government devised a plan to carry out a political movement that, relying on capitalist consumerism, would divide the Iranians and overthrow the regime. Such a hope is now futile. It is laughable to think that, with American warships joined by Israeli ones, they will arouse sympathies..." from a single Iranian citizen."
In his lengthy explanations of the geopolitical situation, Fidel Castro, in his unique, didactic, and fraternal style, detailed the forces and interests surrounding the brewing war, mentioning the Strait of Hormuz several times, a place few could locate on maps at the time. Fidel's primary concern in the final years of his life was the survival of the human race in the face of the neoliberal onslaught, which, after the fall of "real socialism" in Europe, was reshaping the world with little resistance. The main risk was nuclear war. In several writings and speeches, he insisted that the point of greatest risk for the start of an atomic catastrophe was Iran, under attack by the US and Israel.
On July 4, 2010, in "The Impossible Happiness," Fidel Castro stated that "The people of Iran, a nation of ancient cultural traditions, will undoubtedly defend themselves against the aggressors . (...) The president of that country and its religious leaders, inspired by the Islamic Revolution of Ruhollah Khomeini, creator of the Revolutionary Guard, the modern Armed Forces, and the new Iranian state, will resist. The poor peoples of the world, who bear no responsibility for the colossal mess created by imperialism—those of us in this hemisphere south of the United States, those in West, Central, and South Africa, and those who may remain unharmed by nuclear war in the rest of the planet— have no alternative but to face the consequences of the catastrophic nuclear war that will erupt very soon ."
In his 'Message to University Students of Cuba', published on September 3, 2010, Fidel Castro reiterates his greatest concern: "For me, it is incredible that the fear of an attack stems from the consequences it might have on the price of oil and the fight against the recession. I have no doubt whatsoever that Iran's conventional response capabilities would provoke a fierce war, the control of which would escape the hands of the belligerent parties and would inevitably turn into a global nuclear conflict . This is what I have been maintaining."
Two weeks later, he returns to the topic and analyzes it in 'What Can Never Be Forgotten (Part III)', September 26, 2010, something that seems as if it were written today: "If they attack Iran to destroy the reactors, the war will become nuclear, simply because the Iranians have developed conventional defensive weapons, they have developed drones, they have hundreds of missile launchers; not a single surface ship would remain intact, because it can defend itself against one or two missiles, but not against numerous projectiles launched simultaneously, as far as I know. Can you imagine such a situation? If they underestimate the Iranians and launch an attack against those sites, the aggressors' losses will be very high. The aggressors know that an endless war would begin. Who controls such a situation? An order to attack is easy to issue; that's how all wars have started, but, in my opinion, it could also be the last, because in that case, it would inevitably become nuclear, in my view. I hope it doesn't happen, but it is one of the immediate dangers." " A deadline that I consider imminent ."
Who else was talking 16 years ago about drone wars and Iran's enormous capacity to protect its hundreds of weapon launchers, prepared and hidden to be put into use now?
Fidel understood that it wasn't just about Iran. The titles of his articles say so.
October 7, 2010, 'Nuclear weapons and the survival of Homo sapiens': "...we are really at a juncture where the future of humanity is affected, because if there is a nuclear attack on Iran—as is already being announced, and there have been war preparations since 2004—that means that, first, in that war in the Middle East, Central Asia, which is now limited to three theaters, Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine, we are going to see an escalation of the military process with the possibility of a war scenario, the third world war ."
October 15, 2010, 'In a nuclear war, the collateral damage would be the lives of humanity': "Today there is an imminent risk of war using such weapons, and I have no doubt that an attack by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran would inevitably escalate into a global nuclear conflict. People have a duty to demand their right to live from their political leaders. When the lives of their species, their people, and their loved ones are at such risk, no one can afford to be indifferent , nor can a single minute be wasted in demanding respect for that right; tomorrow would be too late."
January 12, 2012, 'World peace hangs by a thread': "For my part, I think that the political situation created around Iran and the risks of nuclear war that emanate from it already involve everyone—whether or not they possess such weapons—are extremely delicate because they threaten the very existence of our species. The Middle East has become the most conflict-ridden region in the world, and the area where vital energy resources for the planet's economy are generated ."
The only thing that has changed over time is that wars and political tensions have increased, accompanied by the growing irresponsibility of global authorities who today clearly have zero vision for the future.
If the war against Iran isn't a plot by some to disrupt the global financial system (to undermine the power of the old elites) or a trap set for Trump by his adversaries, it's hard to imagine that the millions of dollars spent by US and Israeli intelligence services on all sorts of consulting prior to the attack on Iran didn't help them understand that their war plan was doomed to fail. They didn't even bother to read Fidel Castro. They never understood the world they hate. Apparently, the only thing still holding back Israel's old dream of a nuclear bombing of Iran is the physical proximity of the inevitable radioactive clouds and fallout. Compared to the bloody madness of what they're doing, this seems almost like a semblance of sanity, though it's uncertain how long it will last.
I chose these brief quotes from Fidel not to frighten or despair. The light of his thought illuminates us in this dark moment to help guide our steps. These opinions and warnings from Fidel date back to 2010-2012, when perhaps the West was more united and less irrational than it is today. Can the decline of the elites work in favor of the people? To avoid the "inevitable," we must remember that in history there are no destinies, only trends, and the better we understand their logic, the greater our chances of reversing them. Isn't Fidel Castro's entire life the best example of this?
esrt.space
The best way to understand real reasons of USA interests behind Iran war, it's to see what they did when war was near in the year 2011/2012 (when Iran suffered a lot more world pressure than now, with Russia and China backing UN resolutions against Iran in 2010).
First thing, forget all BS of USA politics, because those tensions moments were under Obama democrat administration.
The most serious attempt of USA trying to trigger Iran war was in 2011/2012.
It happened after 2008 financial crisis, when crude oil barrel reached highest ever price ($142). The moment when Western economy reached his peak, and then they started to selfdestruct own economy to avoid a collapse due to lack of cheap energy.
The 2011/2012 war attempt didnt work, neither by the Iran neither Israeli part. So USA flooded Iran with money in 2015 Iran Deal, and Israel with advanced weapons like F35 to achieve this point when they finally dared to start the war.
It reveals that USA intention is not to win war or to tame Iran, it's to trigger endless conflict, destroy world economy through a Iran war, that it will decrease resources consumption when it starts to run out.
Fidel Castro met Ahmadinejad those days of high tensions in Hormuz, in January 2012.
2011–2012 Strait of Hormuz dispute - Wikipedia
(Google Translate from Spanish)
Fidel Castro on the war against Iran
Oleg Yasinsky
29 Mar 2026 18:09 GMT
The big news this year isn't the US-Israeli attack on Iran (the real news would be if they stopped attacking other countries), but the Iranian resistance. A resistance that refutes all the rumors, dire predictions, and opportunism disguised as "realism" and "prudence."
After decades of Western economic sanctions that crippled their economy and created serious internal political problems, the people and government of Iran understand that this war is about preventing the extermination of their country, and they are responding in the only way possible: by resisting with everything they have, surprising and inspiring other nations. The audacity of the aggressor is staggering: after their treacherous attack in the midst of negotiations, after assassinating the Iranian Supreme Leader and receiving a dignified response from Tehran, they now offer "peace negotiations."
This year the world prepares to celebrate the centenary of one of the most insightful human beings of recent times: Fidel Castro. For many of us, Fidel is a great master of humanism and political ethics. Without his ideas, the 20th century is simply unthinkable. Those who have read him know that he is also a source of discoveries and surprises.
While preparing a new compilation of his thoughts in Russian for this occasion, I encountered another surprise. The issue of the war that the West had been planning against Iran for decades was one of the world issues that most concerned Fidel Castro, and it remained a recurring theme in his reflections for years. Many of his lines from more than two decades ago read as if they had been written just now. They are not prophecies of any kind, but rather the fruit of a rational analysis by a wise mind, one that could extract the essence of conflicts and interests.
The current attack by the empire against Iran was a crime foretold. On June 8, 2010, in the text titled "On the Threshold of Tragedy," from his "Reflections," Fidel wrote: "Another very serious matter is that the United Nations also has no way to change the course of events, and very soon the arch-reactionaries who govern Israel (...) will clash with the indomitable resistance of Iran, a nation of more than 70 million inhabitants with well-known religious traditions that will not accept the insolent threats of any adversary. In short: Iran will not yield to the threats of Israel (...). It is also obvious that Iran will not resign itself (...). The consequences of the imperial entanglements of the United States could be catastrophic and would affect all the inhabitants of the planet, much more than all the economic crises combined."
Just 16 days later, on June 24, under the title 'How I Wish I Were Wrong,' he continued, explaining what was going to happen in these last months: "Today, in 2010, both the United States and Israel, after 31 years, underestimate the million men of the Iranian Armed Forces and their ground combat capabilities, as well as the air, sea, and land forces of the Revolutionary Guard. To these are added the 20 million men and women, between the ages of 12 and 60, systematically selected and trained by its various armed institutions from among the 70 million people who inhabit the country. The United States government devised a plan to carry out a political movement that, relying on capitalist consumerism, would divide the Iranians and overthrow the regime. Such a hope is now futile. It is laughable to think that, with American warships joined by Israeli ones, they will arouse sympathies..." from a single Iranian citizen."
In his lengthy explanations of the geopolitical situation, Fidel Castro, in his unique, didactic, and fraternal style, detailed the forces and interests surrounding the brewing war, mentioning the Strait of Hormuz several times, a place few could locate on maps at the time. Fidel's primary concern in the final years of his life was the survival of the human race in the face of the neoliberal onslaught, which, after the fall of "real socialism" in Europe, was reshaping the world with little resistance. The main risk was nuclear war. In several writings and speeches, he insisted that the point of greatest risk for the start of an atomic catastrophe was Iran, under attack by the US and Israel.
On July 4, 2010, in "The Impossible Happiness," Fidel Castro stated that "The people of Iran, a nation of ancient cultural traditions, will undoubtedly defend themselves against the aggressors . (...) The president of that country and its religious leaders, inspired by the Islamic Revolution of Ruhollah Khomeini, creator of the Revolutionary Guard, the modern Armed Forces, and the new Iranian state, will resist. The poor peoples of the world, who bear no responsibility for the colossal mess created by imperialism—those of us in this hemisphere south of the United States, those in West, Central, and South Africa, and those who may remain unharmed by nuclear war in the rest of the planet— have no alternative but to face the consequences of the catastrophic nuclear war that will erupt very soon ."
In his 'Message to University Students of Cuba', published on September 3, 2010, Fidel Castro reiterates his greatest concern: "For me, it is incredible that the fear of an attack stems from the consequences it might have on the price of oil and the fight against the recession. I have no doubt whatsoever that Iran's conventional response capabilities would provoke a fierce war, the control of which would escape the hands of the belligerent parties and would inevitably turn into a global nuclear conflict . This is what I have been maintaining."
Two weeks later, he returns to the topic and analyzes it in 'What Can Never Be Forgotten (Part III)', September 26, 2010, something that seems as if it were written today: "If they attack Iran to destroy the reactors, the war will become nuclear, simply because the Iranians have developed conventional defensive weapons, they have developed drones, they have hundreds of missile launchers; not a single surface ship would remain intact, because it can defend itself against one or two missiles, but not against numerous projectiles launched simultaneously, as far as I know. Can you imagine such a situation? If they underestimate the Iranians and launch an attack against those sites, the aggressors' losses will be very high. The aggressors know that an endless war would begin. Who controls such a situation? An order to attack is easy to issue; that's how all wars have started, but, in my opinion, it could also be the last, because in that case, it would inevitably become nuclear, in my view. I hope it doesn't happen, but it is one of the immediate dangers." " A deadline that I consider imminent ."
Who else was talking 16 years ago about drone wars and Iran's enormous capacity to protect its hundreds of weapon launchers, prepared and hidden to be put into use now?
Fidel understood that it wasn't just about Iran. The titles of his articles say so.
October 7, 2010, 'Nuclear weapons and the survival of Homo sapiens': "...we are really at a juncture where the future of humanity is affected, because if there is a nuclear attack on Iran—as is already being announced, and there have been war preparations since 2004—that means that, first, in that war in the Middle East, Central Asia, which is now limited to three theaters, Afghanistan, Iraq and Palestine, we are going to see an escalation of the military process with the possibility of a war scenario, the third world war ."
October 15, 2010, 'In a nuclear war, the collateral damage would be the lives of humanity': "Today there is an imminent risk of war using such weapons, and I have no doubt that an attack by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran would inevitably escalate into a global nuclear conflict. People have a duty to demand their right to live from their political leaders. When the lives of their species, their people, and their loved ones are at such risk, no one can afford to be indifferent , nor can a single minute be wasted in demanding respect for that right; tomorrow would be too late."
January 12, 2012, 'World peace hangs by a thread': "For my part, I think that the political situation created around Iran and the risks of nuclear war that emanate from it already involve everyone—whether or not they possess such weapons—are extremely delicate because they threaten the very existence of our species. The Middle East has become the most conflict-ridden region in the world, and the area where vital energy resources for the planet's economy are generated ."
The only thing that has changed over time is that wars and political tensions have increased, accompanied by the growing irresponsibility of global authorities who today clearly have zero vision for the future.
If the war against Iran isn't a plot by some to disrupt the global financial system (to undermine the power of the old elites) or a trap set for Trump by his adversaries, it's hard to imagine that the millions of dollars spent by US and Israeli intelligence services on all sorts of consulting prior to the attack on Iran didn't help them understand that their war plan was doomed to fail. They didn't even bother to read Fidel Castro. They never understood the world they hate. Apparently, the only thing still holding back Israel's old dream of a nuclear bombing of Iran is the physical proximity of the inevitable radioactive clouds and fallout. Compared to the bloody madness of what they're doing, this seems almost like a semblance of sanity, though it's uncertain how long it will last.
I chose these brief quotes from Fidel not to frighten or despair. The light of his thought illuminates us in this dark moment to help guide our steps. These opinions and warnings from Fidel date back to 2010-2012, when perhaps the West was more united and less irrational than it is today. Can the decline of the elites work in favor of the people? To avoid the "inevitable," we must remember that in history there are no destinies, only trends, and the better we understand their logic, the greater our chances of reversing them. Isn't Fidel Castro's entire life the best example of this?
Fidel Castro sobre la guerra contra Irán
"Si subestiman a los iraníes y lanzan un ataque contra esos lugares, las pérdidas de los agresores van a ser muy altas", advertía Fidel Castro en 2010.
The best way to understand real reasons of USA interests behind Iran war, it's to see what they did when war was near in the year 2011/2012 (when Iran suffered a lot more world pressure than now, with Russia and China backing UN resolutions against Iran in 2010).
First thing, forget all BS of USA politics, because those tensions moments were under Obama democrat administration.
The most serious attempt of USA trying to trigger Iran war was in 2011/2012.
It happened after 2008 financial crisis, when crude oil barrel reached highest ever price ($142). The moment when Western economy reached his peak, and then they started to selfdestruct own economy to avoid a collapse due to lack of cheap energy.
The 2011/2012 war attempt didnt work, neither by the Iran neither Israeli part. So USA flooded Iran with money in 2015 Iran Deal, and Israel with advanced weapons like F35 to achieve this point when they finally dared to start the war.
It reveals that USA intention is not to win war or to tame Iran, it's to trigger endless conflict, destroy world economy through a Iran war, that it will decrease resources consumption when it starts to run out.
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