Persian Gulf
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Iran was not onboard with the 2003 invasion of Iraq. At best, Iran was neutral.In 2003 there was an entire coalition, Arabs and even Iran was onboard.
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Iran was not onboard with the 2003 invasion of Iraq. At best, Iran was neutral.In 2003 there was an entire coalition, Arabs and even Iran was onboard.
Even many people in Iran's parliament, such as Khalkhali, wanted to go and assist Iraq.Iran was not onboard with the 2003 invasion of Iraq. At best, Iran was neutral.
War back on the menu?
Arabs a large people. There isn't a centralized policy since Arab nationalism is no more. There was Arab nationalism in 40s-70s and they fought wars with Israel that didn't work out as planned.
Saudi Arabia is acting alone is likely seeking to evade US sanctions/penalties in some kind of other forms if they had went with Russian or Chinese reactors but Saudi Arabia also wants US military protection for foreseeable future at least another decade or two.
Saudi Arabia may seek enrichment of some sort and looking to become a nuclear threshold state in the long term. The deal with US will be interesting if it actually comes into fruition and if US allows enrichment as Saudi is wealth nation unlike Egypt which is building Russian reactor in Cairo strictly for energy purposes and no enrichment. And no ballistic missile program (old missiles or rumors don't count, they don't actually have a ballistic missile program ) .
Yes, it’s clear Iran’s campaign against Kurdish terrorists will continue regardless of the war with the U.S. or Israel.Strikes against border terrorists is not necessarily war against yankess
Anyway, it's a beautiful sight
Fire continues to spread thru Jizan refinery
This is why you cannot simply “build a pipeline” to circumvent Hormuz. Even if you circumvent iran and its allies can light it on fire.
This is the real reason Trump is hesistant to restart this war. The East-West pipeline and Yanbu oil terminal are at risk of losing 4-5MBPD of oil.
If even Houthi’s can shoot this garbage out of the sky, then what about Russians or Chinese or any country with some air defense?
These large UAVs are not clear what they’re for other than bombing insurgents who can’t defend themselves.
The era of MALE UAVs is rapidly coming to a close. They either need to adopt stealth design or will be shot down.
War back on the menu?
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