lightning f57
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CENTCOM is comical unfortunately the IRGC does it now and again aswell with these unsubstantiated claims.
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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Abdul q
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You and me both!
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They work all days jobs in restaurant and convenient stores in LA and night they imagine themselves Kings advisors .
Fatman17
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Iran Announces Strait Of Hormuz Is Open To All Ships If They Cooperate With Its Navy
ByMI News NetworkMay 15, 2026
Lulldapull
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The Shahi’s get a $100 to show up at the anti-Iran protests in Westwood and told to bring their own Pahlavi flags and paraphernalia. Half of them are Persian Jews and the other half are Baha’i or Atheists, all are completely indoctrinated by the Iranian diaspora society in LA.
They know that if they are not anti Iran, then they are not welcome to live in the US.
delta2
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The USA will not look away on Taiwan, no matter what Trump promises China.
The US submarine fleet has one and only one target in a hot war: mainland China. Most of those US submarines are always near-by somewhere in the Pacific.
China is not foolish. China knows the USA will start a hot war over Taiwan.
Things are changing and a peaceful unification is more likely. Until then, China will keep doing what China does best: Remain silent and make fortunes!
ety
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Trump's visit to China | Xi Jinping: If the Taiwan issue is not handled properly, the two countries could clash or even conflict.
Written by: Lu Shiwenpublishing: 2026-05-14 12:04 renew: 2026-05-14 15:44
On the morning of May 14 (Thursday), Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with US President Donald Trump, who was on a state visit to China, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Xi Jinping emphasized that maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait is the greatest common denominator between China and the United States.
On May 14, 2026, in Beijing, China, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump held a bilateral meeting at the Great Hall of the People. (Reuters)
Xi Jinping emphasized that the Taiwan issue is the most important issue in China-US relations. If handled well, bilateral relations can maintain overall stability. If handled poorly, the two countries will clash or even conflict, pushing the entire China-US relationship into a very dangerous situation. "Taiwan independence" and peace across the Taiwan Strait are incompatible. Maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait is the greatest common denominator between China and the US.
Kattarpajit
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Nope it doesn't work that way, if Iran falls US can bring it's full military might to the IndoPacific theatre cause who else is left after that ? Russia is bogged down in Ukraine, with Iran gone and middle east fallen, there is no buffer left for China... I'm sure the Chinese know better, and if they sacrifice an important strategic ally like this, the new world order they are trying to build will die even before it gets a chance to breathe, they need the trust of nations to join their world order... US is not to be trusted when it comes to taiwan, US still believes it can overcome China and it'll use all means necessary including it's lapdogs like Japan and South Korea...in my opinion China has committed to keep Iran standing, Iran transitioned to Beidou for their targetting data mere months before this war, i think Iranians and Chinese certainly had intelligence of these attacks by then, if China didn't wanna get involved it wouldn't have provided this key capability... when reports came of Chinese supplying manpads to Iran, Victor Gao in an interview said that China doesn't arm any nation in war but if we gave these manpads to Pakistan and what Pakistanis do after that is none of our problem
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ety
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China doesn't want to see Russia and Iran to fall, that's for sure.
Trump will leave Taiwan "high and dry" just ask UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Dalit
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Russia suggested India as a potential long-term mediator between Iran and the US. The pitch came amid growing questions over Pakistan's credibility in facilitating a second round of peace talks.
At a time when questions have been raised on the credibility of Pakistan in facilitating peace talks between Iran and the US, Russia pitched for India as a potential long-term mediator in the conflict. Addressing a media briefing after the BRICS foreign ministers' meeting in Delhi, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasised that India's vast diplomatic experience could also be used to bridge the gap between Iran and its "Arab friends".
"Pakistan is helping establish dialogues between the US and Iran to resolve urgent problems. If they seek a long-term mediator, this role could be played by India, considering its vast diplomatic experience," Lavrov said.
US-IRAN WAR AND PAKISTAN ROLE
The remark comes at a time when Pakistan's role as a supposedly neutral mediator in the US-Iran war has shown cracks.
Questions have also been raised about Pakistan possibly playing a double game after it quietly allowed Iranian military aircraft to park at its Nur Khan air base, possibly shielding them from American airstrikes.
Moreover, Pakistan has also opened six overland transit routes to Iran to help Tehran move emergency cargo and bypass the US-led naval blockade of Iranian ports.
All of this has led to major distrust in the US administration. Earlier this week, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham questioned whether Pakistan could be trusted as a mediator.
"I don't trust Pakistan as far as I can throw them... If they actually do have Iranian aircraft parked in Pakistan bases, that tells me we should be looking maybe for somebody else to mediate," Graham said.
While Islamabad hosted the first round of talks in April after the US and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, it has failed to bring the two sides to the negotiating table again. US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's latest peace proposal and recently stressed that the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire was on "life support".
At his briefing, Lavrov underscored the importance of long-term stability in the region, a key energy hub.
He said that India, as the current BRICS chair and having direct interests in regional stability, could help bring key stakeholders together for talks.
"India is directly interested in receiving oil from this region. Why won't they offer their services? They could invite Iran, the United Arab Emirates, to start with, to have a conversation with each other to agree on how they can avoid any hostilities between the two countries," Lavrov said.
www.indiatoday.in
At a time when questions have been raised on the credibility of Pakistan in facilitating peace talks between Iran and the US, Russia pitched for India as a potential long-term mediator in the conflict. Addressing a media briefing after the BRICS foreign ministers' meeting in Delhi, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasised that India's vast diplomatic experience could also be used to bridge the gap between Iran and its "Arab friends".
"Pakistan is helping establish dialogues between the US and Iran to resolve urgent problems. If they seek a long-term mediator, this role could be played by India, considering its vast diplomatic experience," Lavrov said.
US-IRAN WAR AND PAKISTAN ROLE
The remark comes at a time when Pakistan's role as a supposedly neutral mediator in the US-Iran war has shown cracks.
Questions have also been raised about Pakistan possibly playing a double game after it quietly allowed Iranian military aircraft to park at its Nur Khan air base, possibly shielding them from American airstrikes.
Moreover, Pakistan has also opened six overland transit routes to Iran to help Tehran move emergency cargo and bypass the US-led naval blockade of Iranian ports.
All of this has led to major distrust in the US administration. Earlier this week, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham questioned whether Pakistan could be trusted as a mediator.
"I don't trust Pakistan as far as I can throw them... If they actually do have Iranian aircraft parked in Pakistan bases, that tells me we should be looking maybe for somebody else to mediate," Graham said.
While Islamabad hosted the first round of talks in April after the US and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, it has failed to bring the two sides to the negotiating table again. US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's latest peace proposal and recently stressed that the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire was on "life support".
At his briefing, Lavrov underscored the importance of long-term stability in the region, a key energy hub.
He said that India, as the current BRICS chair and having direct interests in regional stability, could help bring key stakeholders together for talks.
"India is directly interested in receiving oil from this region. Why won't they offer their services? They could invite Iran, the United Arab Emirates, to start with, to have a conversation with each other to agree on how they can avoid any hostilities between the two countries," Lavrov said.
Iran war: Russia backs India as mediator amid questions over Pak credibility
Russia suggested India as a potential long-term mediator between Iran and the US. The pitch came amid growing questions over Pakistan's credibility in facilitating a second round of peace talks.
Fatman17
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Indian propagandaRussia suggested India as a potential long-term mediator between Iran and the US. The pitch came amid growing questions over Pakistan's credibility in facilitating a second round of peace talks.
At a time when questions have been raised on the credibility of Pakistan in facilitating peace talks between Iran and the US, Russia pitched for India as a potential long-term mediator in the conflict. Addressing a media briefing after the BRICS foreign ministers' meeting in Delhi, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasised that India's vast diplomatic experience could also be used to bridge the gap between Iran and its "Arab friends".
"Pakistan is helping establish dialogues between the US and Iran to resolve urgent problems. If they seek a long-term mediator, this role could be played by India, considering its vast diplomatic experience," Lavrov said.
US-IRAN WAR AND PAKISTAN ROLE
The remark comes at a time when Pakistan's role as a supposedly neutral mediator in the US-Iran war has shown cracks.
Questions have also been raised about Pakistan possibly playing a double game after it quietly allowed Iranian military aircraft to park at its Nur Khan air base, possibly shielding them from American airstrikes.
Moreover, Pakistan has also opened six overland transit routes to Iran to help Tehran move emergency cargo and bypass the US-led naval blockade of Iranian ports.
All of this has led to major distrust in the US administration. Earlier this week, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham questioned whether Pakistan could be trusted as a mediator.
"I don't trust Pakistan as far as I can throw them... If they actually do have Iranian aircraft parked in Pakistan bases, that tells me we should be looking maybe for somebody else to mediate," Graham said.
While Islamabad hosted the first round of talks in April after the US and Iran agreed to a ceasefire, it has failed to bring the two sides to the negotiating table again. US President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's latest peace proposal and recently stressed that the Pakistan-brokered ceasefire was on "life support".
At his briefing, Lavrov underscored the importance of long-term stability in the region, a key energy hub.
He said that India, as the current BRICS chair and having direct interests in regional stability, could help bring key stakeholders together for talks.
"India is directly interested in receiving oil from this region. Why won't they offer their services? They could invite Iran, the United Arab Emirates, to start with, to have a conversation with each other to agree on how they can avoid any hostilities between the two countries," Lavrov said.
Iran war: Russia backs India as mediator amid questions over Pak credibility
Russia suggested India as a potential long-term mediator between Iran and the US. The pitch came amid growing questions over Pakistan's credibility in facilitating a second round of peace talks.
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