Winthorpe
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Looks like everyone is waiting for the Bibi Trump meeting...Jared Kushner the prostitute still advising Trump ? Okay then prepare to resume war.
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Looks like everyone is waiting for the Bibi Trump meeting...Jared Kushner the prostitute still advising Trump ? Okay then prepare to resume war.
He does that NOT for Ukraine but another state......... he doesn't care about UkraineHe is stupid , now he gave Russia all reason to openly support Iran on all fronts ...lolll ..
Israel is not attacking Iran in this round. The global superpower (USA) is enough of an enemy for Iran for one round, but you are welcome to fight both at the same time if you are so brave.Iranians need to forget about hitting Europe or Ukraine and instead focus on Israel. I am amazed at how Israel was left out in this entire episode whereas Israel is the root cause of this to begin with. US forces are concentrated in Israel, why wait?
Very important perspective imho.Classic mowing the lawn!
US attacks Iran for couple of weeks, Iran blocks Hormuz, Oil climbs.
US talks about ceasefire and negotiations to stabilize markets, Oil prices go down.
US regroups/re-arms and comes back with a new round.
US can keep going like this for ages without any major issues, but Iran really can't.
Iran needs to find a way to break this vicious cycle before its too late.
I don't understand the importance of such meetings since telephone was invented, especially among states with a vassal relation that are basically same entity.Looks like everyone is waiting for the Bibi Trump meeting...
Did hitting Tel Aviv with a few random missiles actually result in any tactical or strategic victory against Israel the last time round? Such a repeated effort would - for now - be pissing in the wind. Certainly, if the radar shield is diminished to the point where strikes would be effective, then Iran should perhaps do this. But at present, Iran still needs to extract maximum benefit for itself from the minimum possible expenditure of assets. A very precarious position to be in.Why not hit Telaviv / Israel when its bases are most actively supporting US war? Also every soul in the planet knows that whole architect / mastermind of this war was Israel.
I mentioned this before the war started, if Iran claims to be strategic partner of Russia then they must request Russia to build a military base in Iran, even allow them to station some nukes, to make sure no direct attack is taken place against Iran but Iranians were claiming they are too powerful and independent, and noone would dare to attack Iran. Look at North Korea and Japan, despite having powerful militaries they have Usa bases to protect them. Today Iran is cornered and their military is being slowly dismantled, how can we gurantee Usa/Israel are not making nuclear threats behind the scenes, who can stop them? Russia as alleged was Iranian biggest ally, even Bashar Al Assad Syria requested Russian help to fight against the terrorists, Nato was prevented from imposing no fly zone due to risk of clash with Russia, in Libya Nato imposed no fly zone and destroyed Gaddafi army.
It didn't cause anything because USA and Israel cutting edge missile defense was working to full power, without that, it would be a huge disaster.Did hitting Tel Aviv with a few random missiles actually result in any tactical or strategic victory against Israel the last time round? Such a repeated effort would - for now - be pissing in the wind. Certainly, if the radar shield is diminished to the point where strikes would be effective, then Iran should perhaps do this. But at present, Iran still needs to extract maximum benefit for itself from the minimum possible expenditure of assets. A very precarious position to be in.
We already have so many front, I'm sure the western prefer Iran to wast it's arsenal on poor UkrainianIran could focus on Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea and Danube Delta. The main Ukrainian export is wheat, and it is exported through these ports. If Iranian missiles and drones can reach them, they could target them - much the same way that Ansarallah in Yemen did to the "Israeli"-operated Eilat port on the Red Sea.
Iran - working with the Yemenis - can also target any ship visiting Ukrainian ports in the Red Sea.
Iranians have cards to get back at the Ukrainians, should they choose to do so.
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