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

[Kyussis]

Unbelievable. Another $35 billion of US taxpayer money to secure some apartment buildings in Tel Aviv but everyone else can go to hell. Why doesn't Israel foot it's own bill ? Why is their buildings off limits but everyone else's aren't ?

We've spent hundreds of billions for Israel this year alone. MAGA are pro Israel rhino fake shills
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Lockheed Martin wins over $35 billion contract to quadruple THAAD production

Lockheed Martin wins over $35 billion contract to quadruple THAAD production

As U.S. lawmakers worry over the munitions stockpile, Lockheed Martin announced a multiyear contract to increase THAAD production from 96 to 400 a year.

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Because Zionists own you!!!

 

[Desert]

Well , finally our government admitted it was a drone attack that happened in damietta.

still no country or group announced its responsibility of this attack , i wonder why!

 

[krash]

Weird. Zionists have been destabilizing the region and subjecting it to endless wars since 1948, including this latest one on Iran.

So has Iran.

How many of the countries on that list were attacked or made to lose billions by Israel? Some of them continued printing money, throughout. At times in cahoots with the Zionists.

What do you mean by "sit it out" ? Does the below list suggest these Arab states are not involved in this conflict ?

U.S. Military Bases Struck

• Tower 22 (Jordan): A remote U.S. military logistics outpost on the Syrian border; a pro-Iranian group strike in July 2026 completely reduced the southern wing of its primary logistics and housing building to rubble.
• Muwaffaq Salti Air Base (Jordan): A key regional air hub hit by multiple drone and missile barrages, resulting in destroyed drone shelters, damaged hangars, and U.S. casualties.
• Naval Support Activity Bahrain: The headquarters of the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet, sustaining localized infrastructure and radar damage.
• Al Udeid Air Base (Qatar): The largest U.S. airbase in the region and CENTCOM's forward headquarters, targeted by wide-scale drone salvos.
• Prince Sultan Air Base (Saudi Arabia): Sustained structural building damage and fires from ballistic missile strikes.
• Al Dhafra Air Base (United Arab Emirates): Critical U.S. Air Force fighter and reconnaissance hub hit during regional drone waves.
• Camp Arifjan and Camp Buehring (Kuwait): Major U.S. Army logistics, staging, and command posts damaged in initial and ongoing exchanges.
• Ali al-Salem Air Base (Kuwait): Struck alongside other Kuwaiti-hosted coalition assets.
• Erbil Air Base (Iraq): Frequently targeted and damaged by drone volleys from local pro-Iranian groups.
• Ain al-Asad Air Base (Iraq): Hit repeatedly by rocket and drone salvos targeting the coalition footprint. [1, 2]

CIA and Intelligence Facilities Struck

• Riyadh Embassy CIA Station (Saudi Arabia): The CIA station located inside the U.S. Embassy compound in Riyadh was damaged by a precision drone strike.
• Eastern Iraq CIA Facility: A regional intelligence collection and support site located in eastern Iraq was targeted and damaged during localized airstrikes.

They could have and still can do a lot more than that, as we saw in Iraq. UAE did, because they wanted to. The others haven't, despite being directly attacked by Iran repeatedly. The reason is not the non-existent Iranian AD or the already falling missiles, it's the economies and stability that they will lose along the way. Now that they are losing those economies regardless, they are beginning to act as they can. The hypocrisy is in pretending that only Iran has interests and the right to pursue them.

The US presence in these regions was entrenched long before Iran was ever seen as a belligerent by the West. Willfully ignorant to propose that the Arabs can just make it leave.

 

[Kyussis]

SalarHaqq was sent to the gulag for praising Russia while living in the EU during the start of the Ukraine war.

So much for the wests love and respect for freedom of speech!

 

[Desert]

Nobody in Iran celebrated October 7th. Iranians are not very fond of Palestinians, no matter what others tell you

The Iranian regime is composed of a bunch of fools. You do not support a group that is linked to an ideology opposing yours and has only recently betrayed you. That's just like Politics 101. Many Palestinians consider the Shiite people to be Rafidhi. Not all of them, of course. There are secular and less radical Palestinians as well, but they do have a lot of that type of people among them.

Am just gonna comment on (Rafidhi) word.
i'm sure the only people who call Iranians that are gulf countries.

 

[Shags101]

I would love to see this very short term the Saudis had with their experience last time will they send hundreds of thousands of troops perhaps with a few allies that owe them greatly financially Houthis are beasts and perhaps this is to spread peoples defenses even more so Houthis won’t hesitate to unleash everything they have against a land invasion I think this may actually become very worrisome for trump only a few short months and if the Houthis shut it down altogether everyone is going to see something totally different than what they expected…..kind of disappointed Iran didn’t hit Israel but I still say they are fine tuning their strikes when it does happen those new improved missiles are going to connect @Immortals owe you a meal if you ever do come to Florida

 

[bengalcdn]

What a disgrace I hope Bangladesh doesn’t join; but considering the millions of Bangladeshi expats sending remittances from there I believe sadly the govt will cave. What a sad day to be Bengali as well as a Muslim

 

[ShapurII]

Am just gonna comment on (Rafidhi) word.
i'm sure the only people who call Iranians that are gulf countries.

I have a friend from Ramallah and we have stayed in touch for years. I'm quite familiar with the Palestinian mentality. The secular ones are much better, but the radical ones have no love for Iran and Iranians at all.

On the other hand, my experience with Emiratis and Bahrainis has been very positive. I think among all the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, only Saudis dislike Iranians. But even in Saudi Arabia, the people from the eastern states like Qatif are OK with Iranians.

 

[ShapurII]

People here see you for what you are. Go run and hide behind the mods.

Trust me, it's the mods that insist I shouldn't reply to your posts. Otherwise, last time you actually wrote something offensive, I'm sure you remember quite well what you got in response.

It's only out of respect for people like @Persian Gulf and @Musings that I refrain from replying to your constant insults.

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

I find myself agreeing with much of what you say but why perpetuate several outright lies amidst a wave of hard but necessary truths?

As I said to you before, Tel Aviv chose to breach the terms of the Islamabad MoU. We can speculate on whether this was always Tel Aviv's insidious plan or whether it was a spur of the moment incident but that makes no difference.

Iran rightly draws criticism for her strategy and tactics and probably also her poor sense of geopolitical timing, but to summarily blame Iran for this conflagration is not based in reality.

This after already knowing that MoU was being used to shape the battlefield.... redeploy troops... move new equipment and replenish drained ones.

One facing the axe has to come clean?

That is the upside down world we live in... let me know how ones speculating Iran's actions reconcile with the one of the unprovoked aggressor? Did the aggressor accomplish all goals which pushed it to initiate this war of aggression?

It is best to eat the humble pie and not paint the one against the wall... even today people blame Palestinians for their plight... ask them do they blame the rape on the victim as well? We have been through this many times over... the war is imposed on the region and ones aloof are still trying to best understand it's rationale... they just cannot fathom what the aggressor says or does...
Read their words. Just see what zion and it's proxies have been saying all along... they just keep pushing along and the rest keep adjusting to the new reality... New norm.

 

[Desert]

I have a friend from Ramallah and we have stayed in touch for years. I'm quite familiar with the Palestinian mentality. The secular ones are much better, but the radical ones have no love for Iran and Iranians at all.

On the other hand, my experience with Emiratis and Bahrainis has been very positive. I think among all the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, only Saudis dislike Iranians. But even in Saudi Arabia, the people from the eastern states like Qatif are OK with Iranians.

So basically your only problem is with the Palestinians from Gaza, right? while the secular ones in Ramlla are cute and good peeps ?

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

I would love to see this very short term the Saudis had with their experience last time will they send hundreds of thousands of troops perhaps with a few allies that owe them greatly financially Houthis are beasts and perhaps this is to spread peoples defenses even more so Houthis won’t hesitate to unleash everything they have against a land invasion I think this may actually become very worrisome for trump only a few short months and if the Houthis shut it down altogether everyone is going to see something totally different than what they expected…..kind of disappointed Iran didn’t hit Israel but I still say they are fine tuning their strikes when it does happen those new improved missiles are going to connect @Immortals owe you a meal if you ever do come to Florida

I'd really like to see... when Saudi coalition goes head first in Yemen while they've poked Iraq and are in fact pressuring it to dismantle PMFs.
Either start a civil war there or have them go gung on Saudis themselves....

 

[ShapurII]

So basically your only problem is with the Palestinians from Gaza, right? while the secular ones in Ramlla are cute and good peeps ?

I never said Palestinians from Gaza were any different from the people of the West Bank.

Ramallah has its fair share of radicals too. In fact, my friend told me that most of her family except for his uncle who passed away because of cancer disliked Iran. And his uncle who liked Iranians was agnostic.

And you could've seen this at the world cup too. People in Palestine celebrated when Egypt got a draw against Iran. You could've seen all those Egyptian flags there while Iran was getting bombed by Israel and the US just a few weeks before that, over our support for Palestine.

 

[Musings]

Topic guys…………….

 

[Desert]

I never said Palestinians from Gaza were any different from the people of the West Bank.

Ramallah has its fair share of radicals too. In fact, my friend told me that most of her family except for his uncle who passed away because of cancer disliked Iran. And his uncle who liked Iranians was agnostic.

And you could've seen this at the world cup too. People in Palestine celebrated when Egypt got a draw against Iran. You could've seen all those Egyptian flags there while Iran was getting bombed by Israel and the US just a few weeks before that, over our support for Palestine.

Firstly , you shouldn't just (HEAR) what people say, you need to go and see with your own eyes (that's about radicals comment and ramala)

secondly, about ppl in Gaza celebrating the Egyptian team , well you need to know something also , most of gaza people are HUGE supports of Al-Ahly and Zamalek ( Egyptian teams) and they had official Supporters Association of those 2 teams in gaza before the war , let me show you some photos.

and that's a video of Al-ahly supporters association in gaza



Why you people gave that match (Egypt vs Iran) a big deal ?