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

[AZ_HighCountry]

We need to wait for the full details to be able to see what is included in the first steps, and how progress will be measured by both sides.

Of course.

We need to sign the deal to see what's in the deal.

 

[Ali_Baba]

If those degenerate cuckolds are angry, that means the world is healing.

As a side note, Israel has already indicated that they would abide by the deal.

Me thinks that Trump will likely not involve US forces after the signing, if Iran decides to bomb Israel again.

Trump should withdraw the bulk off his forces to take that option of further USA involvement in future operations off the table for Israel..

 

[Persian Gulf]

I think it all depends on what will happen from hereafter.

I am sort of optimistic. At least our people can get some temporary relief from being under crushing economic conditions. Even if it lasts 3 months, it's better than nothing.

And you are right. Our missiles are not capable of enforcing our red lines in Israel. We need to work on alternative solutions instead of relying on missiles and militias. There's a good chance that Hezbollah will not survive in a year or two.

I disagree about Hezbollah, I think we learned that these groups are extremely resilient. Look at what Hezbollah suffered already in 2024. 500 airstrikes in 30 minutes, total carpet bombing of every village in the south, loss of their leader and entire leadership, humiliation of pagers explosion, active collaboration between Lebanon, Israel, and USA to destroy Hezbollah, and somehow (thanks in part to IRGC) they emerged somewhat stronger in 2025, and surprised Israel again.

Some of my current thoughts:

- Netanyahu will not agree to a full ceasefire in Lebanon, and will continue to push his luck. It is close to the elections, and he cannot be seen as weak, even if it means pissing off Trump. It will be difficult for Iran to navigate this scenario, and it will remain volatile.

- the 60 days will not lead to a final agreement, since the redlines remain too far apart. this MOU sidesteps the most difficult issues (status of enrichment, etc).

- Iran will not see real sanctions relief. but will have some access to frozen reserves, and de facto relief on oil exports to China.

 

[SolarWarden]

Lets see what Iran releases matches what the US releases.... something tells me it will not.

 

[VCheng]

Of course.

We need to sign the deal to see what's in the deal.

I see what you did there, but legislation within a public body is very different than negotiations and treaties between countries.

I predict there will be steps that both sides will be able to highlight to their own internal audiences, to prove to them that they came out ahead of the other party.

That is merely sound geopolitics.

 

[Mehdipersian]

Many in Iran want the war to continue, but the decision was made to make peace.

I feel like the third round of war will begin in near future. I hope the Arabs don't act foolishly like before and don't side with Israel and America, otherwise they will be easily destroyed.

 

[Tom_Cruise]

Official signing next Friday. Well that's a long way away. Israel will almost certainly break the ceasefire as they always do.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[Persian Gulf]

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a reasonable take by this guy

he supported Assad but now he supports Jolani

in short, he supports his country. I can respect that

 

[FuturePAF]

I was told India would be clearing the US from the Indian Ocean. Was that person wrong?

I wouldn't refer to Pakistan as Uncle Sam's bag carrier. Pakistan understands the western mindset as well as they do the Asian.

And so should Bangladesh for that matter.

In a sense, Trump’s draw down of tactical aircraft with NATO in Europe, and the Saudi-Pak defense agreement meaning Pakistan takes over some of the GCC protection duties from the US, allows the US to focus on the Indo-Pacific.

Pakistan’s actions align with US long term interests. Pakistan has demonstrated a military prowess (2025) and diplomatic commitment (2026), carefully carving itself as a pivot point in Asia. A well balanced position.

 

[Lulldapull]

Um..stubborn Sandhu, that's called being objective. If US spanked Iran, those same non Iranians would have said so too.

He is just another colluddzz convert pumping cheese in some hole somewhere rooting for the status quo.

even the donkeys now know Irans totally won this:

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[Persian Gulf]

what is this, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 4?

 

[PakAl]

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[Jalz]

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what is this, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 4?

If he wanted to restart the war he could have done it by now. If anything iran should sign a nuclear deal with the US to use as leverage in a future Israel attack. We can tell Trump that if he assists Israel even passivley in a attack on Iran the strait of hormuz will close and the nuclear deal will be torn up.

 

[PakAl]

What if Israel continues to attack Lebanon, Yemen and Iraq, how will this agreement hold.

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