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

[Meengla]

It's a warning to China and Pakistan NOT to supply these AD supplies, delivered publicly via the media.

I remember in early 2010s, the NY Times was used by the Obama admin to make Pakistan 'do more'. The idea was to bend Pakistan to America's will in Afghanistan and give the primacy to India in the region. Of course Pakistan didn't 'bend the knee' and so every few days there were major stories targeting Pakistan on NY Times. Even the Bin Laden raid, where Pakistan actually assisted in nabbing Bin Laden, was turned against Pakistan.

Reuters doesn't seem like a media to use in this war on Iran, IMO, but possible.

 

[Yousafzai_M]

Why is Reuters reporting the Chinese shoulder fire AD supplies to Iran now? Didn't Trump recently publicly denied that Russia and/or China were giving Iran military assistance. Why Reuters saying that now, and specifically naming 'Pakistan' as a route for the Chinese supply to Iran?
BTW, Reuters is generally credible. They have their Western-bias but more often than not, they are credible. And that's saying a lot about media these days!!

I saw it this morning and I was excited but then the report itself was rubbish. Felt like a made up clickbait kind of article which I wasn't expecting from Reuters.

 

[Aryan_B]

Tariffs on Iran? How will it be different than sanctions?

Since when Iran had trade relationship with the US?

Trump is truly a nutter and so are the imbeciles that voted for him hes actually a vulgar kamina dishonest pedo

 

[krash]

I see no evidence to the contrary.

The Army sold out a sitting Prime Minister because the US/Israel didn’t like the fact that he couldn’t be controlled by them and would likely not have silently stood by when the Israelis started their current genocide of the Palestinians.

Do you really think all this leading into the Iran war was not carefully planned out?

I don't believe anyone was afraid of anything that Khan would have said on Palestine or Iran. He tried it already and only made a laughing stock out of us. His foreign policy ducks are many, from China to the Middle East. He's still riding 1992 where he believes that his over the top statements would somehow change anything. And TBF, if this usurped setup was not present today then whatever diplomatic support you've been able to provide Iran would not have been there.

 

[RocketLaw]

Alot of US military bases in Egypt or flying over their airspaces ?

 

[Musings]

Guys its important to stay on topic.
Do that because your posts being deleted is a waste of time for you

 

[Immortals]

 

[Shags101]

I guess Iran isn’t going to wait anymore

 

[RzA]

 

[RzA]

 

[Starlord]

That drone attack inside Egypt is so random, could possibly a false flag attack from we all know who.

 

[Flotilla]

If we take a step back, Tehran's influence throughout the Middle East has been severely hit over the last 2 decades. You may choose to observe the events of the last 6 months only but I wouldn't be surprised if the outcome of this war rests on the events of the last 2 decades.

Iran is certainly within its rights to attack all who threaten and/or have harmed her nation and/or her people. However, that doesn't mean immediate action against a full spectrum of enemies is necessarily wise.

Yes. I agree that Iranian influence has been degraded. But remember that US and Israel position will change forever.
They started this campaign and even Israel recognized that Irán was not behind the 7 October.

So being all there actors a weakened position the real winner will be the one that can imposse most of their goals and nowadays none Israel or US seems able to achieve even some of them.

 

[Beast89]

That drone attack inside Egypt is so random, could possibly a false flag attack from we all know who.

yep israel 100%

 

[tsunset]

That drone attack inside Egypt is so random, could possibly a false flag attack from we all know who.

What were their HQ-9 and S-300 crews doing?

 

[sutton9999]

Why is Reuters reporting the Chinese shoulder fire AD supplies to Iran now? Didn't Trump recently publicly denied that Russia and/or China were giving Iran military assistance. Why Reuters saying that now, and specifically naming 'Pakistan' as a route for the Chinese supply to Iran?
BTW, Reuters is generally credible. They have their Western-bias but more often than not, they are credible. And that's saying a lot about media these days!!

Reuters is not credible on things at the top of its agenda.