Taimoor
Elite Member
This conflict has escalted in the domains which I doubt anyone would have predicted before the start of hostilities.
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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This conflict has escalted in the domains which I doubt anyone would have predicted before the start of hostilities.
hasssanali8998
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so did he post the jesus photo after he had a spat with the pope ??
Meengla
Elite Member
Right.
Araghchi saying 'inches' from an 'Islamabad MOU' is similar to some Pakistani journalists also saying: Substantial progress made. Pakistan's Defense Minister today is also saying another round possible.
Also, I think the two Israeli agents in the talks Mr. Kushner and Mr. Witkoff were in communication with Netanyahu during the talks and so no surprise the 'shifting goalposts', as Araghchi said, were introduced.
I am still hopeful for at least the ceasefire to hold, if not extended and some resolution to come within next few weeks.
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lightning f57
Trusted Member
Irans broken him, his not liking the fact most media outlets including independent are calling this a strategic US defeat.
That makes him much more dangerous as its all about him.
MH.Yang
Trusted Member
Iran needs to understand the uniqueness of the strait and also need to be aware of the need to deal with a dual domain war. One is military warfare, and the other is diplomatic warfare. It is very important for Iran to blame the United States and Israel for cutting off the strait in the diplomatic field.
BHAN85
Trusted Member
If you notice, post the Jesus blasphemous pic triggered the mental health attack.
I guess he received a lot of criticism online for that post.
Some journalist could ask why he only blasphem about Christianity.
Then I have no doubts he would blasphem all world religions, except Judaism, make him the most loved man in the planet
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Taimoor
Elite Member
MH.Yang
Trusted Member
No.
Firstly, the Chinese Navy does not have the capability to confront the US Navy in the Persian Gulf.
Secondly, China's oil security policy is excellent, and simply interrupting oil in the Persian Gulf is unlikely to affect China's economy.
China is likely to assist Iran through military aid.
Trump has threatened China that if China provides military aid to Iran, he will increase tariffs by 50% on China.
Today, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded that restarting the tariff war is not a good choice for the United States.
In the context of Chinese language, this answer is equivalent to acknowledging that Iran will receive military assistance and accepting the resumption of the tariff war.
Taimoor
Elite Member
Not sure but it does look related. Guy is in serious spell of Zionists, both Jews and Christians. At this point, Zionism and it followers should be treated as heretics.
maverick
Trusted Member
or even better chinese ships or even any ship in the world can come to Gawadar, and get iranian oil via their pipeline which terminates at pakistani border only 60 kms from iranian border. Transport oil from there to gawadar and get them into oil tankers
Ibbi32
Registered Member
Really hope Pakistan is allowed through
Meengla
Elite Member
Israelis not liking the war they ordered. Well, they keep electing the warmonger Netanyahu for three decades so here they are.
Even now, as President Trump alternately taunts, threatens and tries to negotiate with the leadership in Tehran, Israel is left on the sidelines. It is forced to accept whatever Washington decides — as when it received a scolding for a furious wave of airstrikes on Beirut on Wednesday that Iran protested was a violation of the day-old cease-fire.
Barely a third of Israelis believe that when Israel and the United States disagree, Israel can act on its own judgment, according to a an opinion poll released Sunday by the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv.
A separate poll also released Sunday by Agam Institute and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem found that three times as many Israelis see the war as a failure than a victory. Some 70 percent believe the cease-fire reflects an American concession to Iran, and two-thirds oppose it.
Many Israelis have become pessimistic, fatigued, disillusioned and distrustful of the information that they are receiving, the Agam-Hebrew University survey found.
It all adds up to a sense that this victory isn’t much of a victory at all, said Yaakov Katz, an Israeli analyst and co-founder of the Middle East-America Dialogue.
“What’s the Israeli story today?” he said. “It’s a narrative of a country that’s constantly fighting, and presents no alternatives except for more war.”
Even now, as President Trump alternately taunts, threatens and tries to negotiate with the leadership in Tehran, Israel is left on the sidelines. It is forced to accept whatever Washington decides — as when it received a scolding for a furious wave of airstrikes on Beirut on Wednesday that Iran protested was a violation of the day-old cease-fire.
Barely a third of Israelis believe that when Israel and the United States disagree, Israel can act on its own judgment, according to a an opinion poll released Sunday by the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv.
A separate poll also released Sunday by Agam Institute and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem found that three times as many Israelis see the war as a failure than a victory. Some 70 percent believe the cease-fire reflects an American concession to Iran, and two-thirds oppose it.
Many Israelis have become pessimistic, fatigued, disillusioned and distrustful of the information that they are receiving, the Agam-Hebrew University survey found.
It all adds up to a sense that this victory isn’t much of a victory at all, said Yaakov Katz, an Israeli analyst and co-founder of the Middle East-America Dialogue.
“What’s the Israeli story today?” he said. “It’s a narrative of a country that’s constantly fighting, and presents no alternatives except for more war.”
