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

[Immortals]

 

[BananaRepublic]

The Nobel Peace Prize is the greatest symbol of Western Hypocrisy & Gaslighting. The government of Pakistan is doing GOD’s work by demeaning & exposing this satanic symbol.

Nobel peace price usually goes to western stooges.

Very rarely does it go to anyone who challenges the globalists.

 

[Flotilla]

This guy would pay to Irán if they send whole California (democrat state) to the bottom of the Pacific... khodaiemann!!!!

 

[BananaRepublic]

Trump represents white Christian America.

And their values.

Just remember that.

If you are ever in doubt about what white Christians are like - just remember Trump.

 

[Flotilla]

Whether it's Europe, the United States, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Iran or China, every country is responsible for safeguarding its own national interests.

You Iranians and the Chinese don't like each other, so stop dragging China into the U.S.-Iran conflict content. Besides, China has no interest in getting involved in a war between the U.S. and Iran.

Iranians, stand tall and show some backbone!

Did iranians ask to chinese to enter the war?....
So please shut up.

 

[Flotilla]

IMO iranians are pressing higher the oil price just to make more sour the defeat of Trump in Midterms. Maybe it is not related to arabs instead just pressing up the price to make him unlivable the rest of his tenure...

 

[Shags202]

Trump represents white Christian America.

And their values.

Just remember that.

If you are ever in doubt about what white Christians are like - just remember Trump.

To be precise white evangelical Americans who don’t actually believe anything they preach but will hold out their hands for money to put in their pockets forgot nothing wrong with what religion anyone follows even if they have no belief whatsoever it’s not on us to judge people for their religious or nonbelievers but man those evangelicals are crazy as hell following grifters

 

[worldwar]

Did iranians ask to chinese to enter the war?....
So please shut up.

Why do Iranians always bring China into discussions about a potential US-Iran war?

Arguments such as:
China cannot do without Iranian oil.
The Iranian government seek Chinese investment during a war.
Claims that Iran is China’s ally, China ought to come to Iran’s aid.
China stabbed Iran in the back by cutting its oil purchases.
When Iran strikes its enemy with pinpoint accuracy, its technology is hailed as advanced; when it misses its targets, China gets blamed for withdrawing satellite support.

Since there is no mutual affection, neither side should take the initiative to drag the other into its disputes; Such hypocritical posturing is beneath contempt.

stand tall and uphold your dignity.

 

[Shags202]

Why do Iranians always bring China into discussions about a potential US-Iran war? Arguments such as: China cannot do without Iranian oil; the Iranian government seek Chinese investment during a war; and claims that Iran is China’s ally, so China ought to come to Iran’s aid.

He’s not Iranian………….

 

[marco-polo]

Trump represents white Christian America.

And their values.

Just remember that.

If you are ever in doubt about what white Christians are like - just remember Trump.

An evangelical Christian. I, too, am white and Christian, but as a Catholic I have nothing in common with Trump, and indeed Trump certainly does not have a good relationship with the Pope.

 

[Immortals]

Russian and China have been Western appeasers throughout this war

 

[BananaRepublic]

An evangelical Christian. I, too, am white and Christian, but as a Catholic I have nothing in common with Trump, and indeed Trump certainly does not have a good relationship with the Pope.

About 90% of white Christians voted for this Satan. Not once! But THREE TIMES.

At that percentage it is perfectly valid to cast aspersions.

Especially given how the other side is quick to tar all Muslims for the actions of rogue individuals.

This group is still behind the genocide and the war on Iran.

 

[Immortals]

 

[BananaRepublic]

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Russian and China have been Western appeasers throughout this war

It’s Friday and Trump is doing his usual market manipulation.

Russia cannot follow through with this.

Putin is letting Trump announce his fake agreement. No doubt at the expense of Ukraine. Trump is very transactional.

@Immortals you are too easily triggered.

 

[Watandar]

Iran Protects Capacity to Build Missiles as Trump Pauses Strikes​

Iran has managed to preserve its missile and drone factories despite months of US and Israeli bombing, officials familiar with the matter said, allowing it to replenish its arsenals while President Donald Trump holds off on strikes ahead of the midterm elections.

Tehran still has the capacity to manufacture weapons to rebuild its arsenal, according to the Western officials, who asked not to be identified discussing private assessments. One official said Iran remains well-stocked with ballistic missiles and some anti-ship weapons, and can quickly add more.

The Western official said Russia was providing missiles as well, echoing a separate assessment in June. Russia’s Ministry of Defense did not respond to a request for comment.

The assessment of Iran’s capability runs counter to repeated claims from Trump and his team that eight months of airstrikes have decimated Iran’s ability to threaten US bases in the region and American allies. Trump said earlier this year that Iran’s military is “totally destroyed” and in a speech on Sept. 30 Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the US had destroyed Iran’s “military industrial capacity” and “their entire defense base.”

That ability raises the likelihood that Iran could reconstitute its missile forces if Trump makes good on a vow, delivered via social media on Thursday, not to attack Iran before November’s midterm elections. In addition, Tehran has escalated attacks on shipping around the Strait of Hormuz, hitting at least 10 vessels in the last week, according to the UK Navy.

Ships anchored off the coast of Khasab in Oman’s Musandam Governorate, near the Strait of Hormuz, on Oct. 2.Source: AFP/Getty Images
The White House and the Pentagon didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.

Trump had earlier floated the possibility of ramping up military strikes after the elections, amid a flurry of attacks on shipping. The later time frame would allow him to avoid further fanning oil prices just before the ballot.

Assessments from Western officials signal the Islamic Republic still has enough firepower to retaliate if Washington resumes airstrikes. With its economy withering behind a US Navy blockade of its oil exports and the war stuck in limbo, Tehran may lean deeper into asymmetric warfare, seeking to inflict as much pain as possible on its much bigger opponent.

The US-Israeli air campaign most likely severely degraded much of Iran’s prewar missile manufacturing capacity over the long term, according to a report by Jim Lamson, a former CIA analyst who is a visiting research fellow at King’s College London.
Israel estimated that Iran had about 2,500 ballistic missiles before the war, and it’s not known exactly how many remain. Western intelligence assessments as recently as June said Iran held about three-quarters of the munitions it had before the war.

Iran has launched more than 4,000 Shahed propeller-driven cruise missiles, and at least 2,000 ballistic missiles since the conflict began on Feb. 28, according to a Bloomberg Economics analysis of public data.

The lull in major US attacks has given Iran time to recoup and rebuild as it prepares for a next round of fighting, which it knows is coming, said Becca Wasser, defense lead at Bloomberg Economics. The cycle seems likely to create a protracted conflict in which neither side has a clear advantage.


“There is probably less high-end stuff available, but they’ve been stockpiling cruise missiles for themselves and the Houthis for years, and hiding them,” said William Alberque, a Europe-based senior fellow at the Pacific Forum. “I’d guess with a fair bit of confidence that we haven’t seen the tip of the iceberg in terms of anti-ship attacks.”

Oil prices, now trading above $100 a barrel, remain under pressure and sensitive to the outlook for supply. Even though transit through the Strait of Hormuz has increased, the cost of hiring a tanker rose to about $1.2 million a day, compared with less than $50,000 a day before the war.

And a conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Iran-backed Houthi militants is raising concerns over the kingdom’s ability to rely on an export bypass through the Red Sea. On Thursday night, Houthi ballistic missiles struck two airports in Saudi Arabia, killing at least three people and wounding dozens.

The biggest challenge to attacking commercial vessels is most likely getting targeting data, said Sidharth Kaushal, a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute.

“The actual anti-ship missile stockpiles likely remain large, both because they are comparatively easy to make, and Iran has in-housed much of the production of older Chinese ASCMs, and Iran’s southern mountains provide natural shelters against air attack,” he said, referring to anti-ship cruise missiles.