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

[TallarnDesertRaider]

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This is next level sabotage if true whoever is responsible

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The canal itself is fine, traffic continues through

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

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️According to Press TV correspondent Alireza Akbari, a US-Israeli attack targeted a residential area in the Iranian city of Pardis.

Initial reports indicate that emergency response teams have recovered the bodies of six victims from beneath the rubble, including three children.

 

[Psyko70]

Attack israel only.

Correction, Attack Israel Infrastructure only. Airports so that they dont flee, Police stations and security areas so that the panic gets wider. UN war crimes are only applicable on people that are against them. But when they do this, its justified.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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2 Iranian missiles directly hit the Jubail Industrial Complex — the world’s largest industrial city.

Jubail is home to 13 of SABIC’s 16 Saudi production plants — SABIC, the Saudi Basic Industries Corporation, is one of the world’s largest chemical manufacturers, producing plastics, fertilizers, metals and industrial chemicals.

@ShapurII

 

[ShapurII]

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2 Iranian missiles directly hit the Jubail Industrial Complex — the world’s largest industrial city.

Jubail is home to 13 of SABIC’s 16 Saudi production plants — SABIC, the Saudi Basic Industries Corporation, is one of the world’s largest chemical manufacturers, producing plastics, fertilizers, metals and industrial chemicals.

We didn't hit anything in the petrochemical industry of Israel though. Big mistake.

 

[Persian Gulf]

We didn't hit anything in the petrochemical industry of Israel though. Big mistake.

We did hit some pesticide facility in the Negev a few times



Their petrochemicals are mostly in the Negev and their air defences are weak there, so it’s a matter of time

But personally I would prepare 50+ missiles just for Orot Rabin to guarantee a few good hits. Can even be split over 2 days. It’s a HVT. And right next to a water desalination plant so even if the missiles miss we might still get lucky.

 

[Persian Gulf]

ADNOC’s facility in Habshan, UAE, is one of the Middle East’s largest integrated gas processing complexes

 

[ShapurII]

We did hit some pesticide facility in the Negev a few times

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Their petrochemicals are mostly in the Negev and their air defences are weak there, so it’s a matter of time

But personally I would prepare 50+ missiles just for Orot Rabin to guarantee a few good hits. Can even be split over 2 days. It’s a HVT. And right next to a water desalination plant so even if the missiles miss we might still get lucky.

Yes, but it wasn't in response to Israel's bombing of 85% of our petrochemical exports.

Orot Rabin is a mighty attractive target. We really need to start obliterating targets instead of just damaging them. They need to go out of commission for months.

 

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This is next level sabotage if true whoever is responsible

Well it is Bridge Day today according to Trump. I guess he forgot to tell folks it's only bridges in Iran Day.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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U.S. still using JASSMs in large numbers

 

[Persian Gulf]

Yes, but it wasn't in response to Israel's bombing of 85% of our petrochemical exports.

Orot Rabin is a mighty attractive target. We really need to start obliterating targets instead of just damaging them. They need to go out of commission for months.

Just 2-3 precise missile impacts on Haifa’s refinery was enough to put it out of commission for months

This time only a submunition landed there so the damage was not significant

 

[SolarWarden]

I do not believe Trump and his advisors feared being attacked by Iran, but they all shared Israel/Netanyahu's belief that Israel will be attacked by Iran. Till that massacre of October 23, it would not have been easy for Israel to rope in U.S./Trump into this war. One thing that has surprised me is the almost complete lack of anti-war activism by any segment of population - Democrats, Republicans, Left, Right, Middle, nothing. Without much salesmanship by Trump and his supporters (unlike for 2003 Iraq war), public seems to instinctively accept that Iran is an enemy worth waging a war on. I had not expected that. Going by the lack of public activism globally against this war, it seems Iran's goodwill is a huge negative.

You just gave me something to think about. If Hamas never attacked on October 7th none of this would be happening right now. Hezbollah and Iran would be intact, and Bibi would likely be in prison right now. All this mayhem in middle east right now has its origins to that event on October 7th, 2023, that is mind-blowing.

 

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[ShapurII]

Just 2-3 precise missile impacts on Haifa’s refinery was enough to put it out of commission for months

This time only a submunition landed there so the damage was not significant

We need to do something like what we did to Qatar.

We decommissioned 17% of Qatar's LNG exports in a single strike! Damage estimated at $20 billion, takes 5 years to repair.
That's what we need to do to Israel, Saudi Arabia and the Emirates.