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

BREAKING: US has largely evacuated Erbil after damage to patriot systems, Kurds once again shafted by U.S.

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As I said, to cover up its failures in the SoH. IRGC has started a campaign of routinely lying about ships being hit the past several weeks. Satellite imagery continues to not show these “burning” ships.

Clearly Iran is not yet testing Trumps new redline around hitting ships.

If none crossed that is also a good thing.
 
BREAKING: US has largely evacuated Erbil after damage to patriot systems, Kurds once again shafted by U.S.

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That leaves Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan left as the major arab bases that allow the USA to attack Iran from it seems.

Focus should be on Jordan to clear a path to Israel if required.
 
Iran has fired 2,000 missiles so far, more or less. This includes previous attacks on ISIS in Syria, on Kurdish insurgents in Iraq, Ain al-Assad military base, TP1, TP2, TP3, TP4 and recent clashes with the United States.

I think most of us agree, or previously agreed, that Iran had around 4,000-7,000 MRBMs based on different missile production rates throughout the years quoted by Iran and the US, using McKenzie's estimate in 2018 or so and counting from there.

So, logically, Iran should be able to fight back with missiles and drones for another year at least, assuming that the intensity of the war remains more or less the same on average.

However, there's always the chance that Trump would change the intensity of the war after November elections, which is very likely in my opinion.
 
Iran has fired 2,000 missiles so far, more or less. This includes previous attacks on ISIS in Syria, on Kurdish insurgents in Iraq, Ain al-Assad military base, TP1, TP2, TP3, TP4 and recent clashes with the United States.

I think most of us agree, or previously agreed, that Iran had around 4,000-7,000 MRBMs based on different missile production rates throughout the years quoted by Iran and the US, using McKenzie's estimate in 2018 or so and counting from there.

So, logically, Iran should be able to fight back with missiles and drones for another year at least, assuming that the intensity of the war remains more or less the same on average.
Not only this.
Trump and Netanyahu's speech about nuclear weapons are progressively being diminished. That is a suggestion that for US and Israel axis, the Iranian nuclear program is out of control and It is possible that new thresolds are achieved in future.
 
BREAKING: US has largely evacuated Erbil after damage to patriot systems, Kurds once again shafted by U.S.

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Who the f#k thought let us drive the tanker out through Iranian corridor without involving US in this matter?
You can still take the Tanker out from Omani corrider but nothing can come out of US blocked route.
How hard is it to understand?
Delinquent as ever right?

Did you understand the pivot here?
Would US be blocking oil or gas headed for Pakistan if it still needed it? You're talking about a hyper transactional clown who wanted Pakistan to deliver. Now, he's actively blocking LNG headed to Pakistan... coming with full approval of both the seller and the conduit.

The question you should be asking is, is this how the orange clown broke it to Pakistan?

Showing disapproval ...
Remember Pakistan cannot purchase gas and oil right next door to it by sanctions applied from across the globe for energy needed here, transacted through a wealth extraction mechanism...
The real choke on that energy is no one else but the US... who wants a cut and chooses winners and losers... not by their effort but thejr proximity or control over the US.
So, will Pakistan capitulate or build these corridors of energy, regardless, because its people needed it ... or save it's elite and throw the masses under the bus?
 
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If none crossed that is also a good thing.

The weekly amount escaping Iran’s blockade has been increasing since MoU collapse. The SoH is becoming leaky and Iran will need to assert dominance again by hitting 3-4 ships to get them to back off again.

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