Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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Magi
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By agreeing to this ceasefire, IR is repeating Bashar Assad’s fatal error.
Assad’s fate was sealed the moment he froze the conflict under Russian pressure and allowed AQ to regroup and rearm in Idlib.
Assad’s fate was sealed the moment he froze the conflict under Russian pressure and allowed AQ to regroup and rearm in Idlib.
Shags101
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This is my favorite one that they seemed to gotten their hands on I’m curious if they are in hezbollahs hands
Iran unveils clone of U.S.-made kamikaze drone
Iran's military recently conducted extensive military exercises under the codename "Eghtedar," which translates to "Power." These exercises served as a platform for testing the newly unveiled Sina kamikaze drones, which bear an external resemblance to the American Switchblade 300. According
defence-blog.com
HAIDER
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Didn't you listen JD Vance, US wanted him to stay in power. But he left.
HAIDER
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Now they have all US and Israel drone technology.This is my favorite one that they seemed to gotten their hands on I’m curious if they are in hezbollahs hands
I think most people will consider the spike missiles one of Irans best reverse engineered weapons but I’m a fan of those switchblades drones and regardless guarantee within a year Iran will have produced clones of those weapons that they got their hands onIran unveils clone of U.S.-made kamikaze drone
Iran's military recently conducted extensive military exercises under the codename "Eghtedar," which translates to "Power." These exercises served as a platform for testing the newly unveiled Sina kamikaze drones, which bear an external resemblance to the American Switchblade 300. According
Iran ‘reverse engineering’ undetonated US missiles
One of the unintended consequences of the US-Israeli war on Iran is it may be advancing Tehran’s military technological know-how.Iran’s state-run Press TV reported on “undetonated US missiles and thousands of bomblets” discovered by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in the southern province of Hormozgan.
The IRGC’s Imam Sajjad Corps, based in provincial capital Bandar Abbas, said it “neutralised more than 15 heavy American missiles” and the ordnance was transferred to “technical and research units” for “reverse engineering”.
IRGC’s Ansar al-Mahdi Corps, based in Zanjan, said its bomb disposal teams recovered more than 9,500 bomblets throughout the province.
“A GBU-57 bunker buster [bomb] … was successfully defused and handed over to qualified authorities,” the news report said.
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Shags101
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Well GBU 57 if they’re firing off actually got one that hadn’t exploded would be a good one but unless they have an aircraft large enough to use it pointless to build one but I’m guessing they can use what they found in it to upgrade existing weapon systems or find flaws
Hassan Al-Somal
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Magi
Registered Member
It is believable that they were okay with a weakened, post ceasefire Assad staying in power as:
- Assad had pushed Iran out of Syria
- was engaging with the UAE
- Syria was a softened, sanctioned, and fractured target under a "brutal barrel bomb dropping dictator killing his own people" therefore capturing Syrian land under Assad would be more internationally palatable than under a US ally, AQ or not.
They would not be okay with the Assad of 2008 remaining in power. That was why they launched the war against Syria.
These are some of the leaders who said "Assad must go" or something similar:
Barack Obama
David Cameron
Angela Merkel
Stephen Harper
Recep Erdoğan
Ban Ki-moon
And the Arab league
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Shags101
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To be fair I’m not crying that Assads gone he didn’t do anything for his people or fight against IDF he was no hero he had a chance to be a uniter to be a Mandela he chose the opposite so why do we care about a guy who just a shallow reflection of his father.
I may not care for jolani but I really do hope he does something great for Syria but as we all know Arab “hero’s” of wars tend to become the villains they supposedly were fighting against……..moving on Assad isn’t part of the story anymore anyway
SaadH
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Pakistan is ruled by criminal mafia both in the civilian and especially in the military garb, their number one job is to make Amreeka bahadur happy and get extremely rich by thieving away national resources. This criminal mafia siphons off at least $30-$35 bn each year in just subsidies (according to their very own Interior Thug Minister and all of it is laundered into properties in Dubai, London and beyond) from the poor sub-saharan level impoverished masses, leave alone additional billions they out right steal from the people.
These scums are so evil that since the tens of billions they were siphoning off from just their shell power companies for literally doing nothing just having the capacity to produce electricity, they decided to tax the solar system people were installing to get off the grid which was costing them a small fortune each month to pay for the theft of the mafia.
How on earth can anyone with any sanity would expect this evil mafia of Pakistan to do anything for the benefit of Pakistan.
SaadH
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Oh the brain cells are all firing alright, but to figure out new innovative ways to plunder, launder and enjoy the billions stolen from the poor masses.
There's no desire to benefit the country and it's strategic even mundane interests.
Magi
Registered Member
Assad made many bad decisions. He was shaped by Syria itself. By the same system of corruption that Syrians rioted against.
Now they contend with far more than corruption.
Looking at their neighborhood, it feels like a blend of southern Lebanon and the West Bank looming ahead.
EugeneP
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Third option: nothing will happen. Status quo continues.
