US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War

Mohammad Mokhber, the deputy and advisor to the Iranian Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, stated that the "regional war" strategy has contributed to creating a state of deterrence, adding that if a power station or petrochemical facility in Iran is targeted, Tehran will target power stations and petrochemical facilities in 9 countries.

Mokhber said: "Any state that possesses the Strait of Hormuz does not need a nuclear bomb." He added that in the event of using a nuclear bomb, 50 thousand or 100 thousand people might be killed, but possessing the Strait can affect several billion people.

He further added that the late Iranian Leader, Ali Khamenei, when he spoke of a "regional war," was aware of the range of Iran's missiles and drones, and that Mojtaba Khamenei, when speaking now of an "offensive war," means that the necessary preliminaries, equipment, and capabilities for that are ready.

 
Peace Amendment to the US Constitution (90 years ago, a shame it didn't catch on)

Section One:

1. The removal of members of the land armed forces from within the continental limits of the United States and the Panama Canal Zone for any cause whatsoever is prohibited.

 
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American political scientist and strategist Robert Pape, a professor at the University of Chicago, warned that Iran may soon conduct a nuclear weapons test as part of what he called an "October Surprise" to embarrass President Donald Trump's administration politically and militarily ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections.

In media interviews and analyses published on his platform (The Escalation Trap), Professor Pep explained that he sees a 33% probability of this test occurring..While not an absolute certainty, it is a very high and worrying percentage in strategic calculations.

 
The United States has just placed 11 countries on red alert.Israel. Saudi Arabia. UAE. Qatar. Bahrain. Kuwait. Iraq. Jordan. Lebanon. Oman. Yemen.

The whole region. All at once.

The reason: Risk of Iranian attacks on American interests.

Washington doesn't warn 11 countries in a single night without cause.

 
The United States has just placed 11 countries on red alert.Israel. Saudi Arabia. UAE. Qatar. Bahrain. Kuwait. Iraq. Jordan. Lebanon. Oman. Yemen.

The whole region. All at once.

The reason: Risk of Iranian attacks on American interests.

Washington doesn't warn 11 countries in a single night without cause.


Well if they’re warning nations of an Iranian attack against those countries named on that list it most likely shows Ibibi and Trump are prepared to attack Iran so makes sense Iran will respond to those attacks against those countries
 
Peace Amendment to the US Constitution (90 years ago, a shame it didn't catch on)

Section One:

1. The removal of members of the land armed forces from within the continental limits of the United States and the Panama Canal Zone for any cause whatsoever is prohibited.

Section 2:

2. The vessels of the United States Navy, or of the other branches of the armed service, are hereby prohibited from steaming, for any reason whatsoever except on an errand of mercy, more than five hundred miles from our coast.
 
I’m thinking with this you really will have to have the mountain in rubble to achieve the desired outcome they have created numerous obstacles to block a huge explosion like that MOP is the only way to go to ensure a direct hit on thay installation and most likely a few to make sure everything is buried under that mountain
In the case of this target vs. humans, yes.
 
The mid-terms are almost upon us, so maybe things may heat up a notch right before or after the elections.
 
Trump: If Netanyahu does not win the election, we will have to do the job against Iran ourselves, and I am not inclined to do that

- If Israel chooses anyone other than Netanyahu, he will be the wrong leader

America has given a lot to Israel, and Netanyahu is the kind of partner we ask Israel to provide



Trump faced intense pressure to publicly support Netanyahu.

The Israeli news site Walla, citing a senior US official, revealed that US President Donald Trump faced intense pressure in recent weeks to publicly endorse Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The official explained that this pressure came from within the president's inner circle, including his advisors and aides, and through private conversations. He noted that the decision was made after Trump reviewed messages from various sources within the Israeli political establishment.

The report stated that several advisors strongly opposed the move, warning that it could cause political damage to the president.

A significant segment of Trump's inner circle believes the endorsement decision was a mistake. Discontent with Netanyahu has been growing among many on the American right since it became clear that the Iran war failed to achieve the objectives Netanyahu himself had promised, in addition to the deaths of American soldiers.

These individuals indicated that they could no longer tolerate the pressure exerted by the Israeli prime minister to "intervene in almost every issue," primarily believing that he controls Trump and is responsible for rising fuel and food prices in stores.

Regarding diplomatic efforts, the American official indicated that government circles had been in contact with figures close to former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, in addition to maintaining close and direct ties with Netanyahu and his entourage.

Despite the growing discontent in Washington over some of the Israeli government's decisions, Trump ultimately chose to grant Netanyahu the support he had withheld for months.

This shift is particularly significant given that just three days earlier, in an interview with Newsmax, Trump was still unwilling to explicitly declare his support for Netanyahu.

 
Likelihood of Imminent Attacks

Media reports accessed by the White House Arabic Platform indicate that the United States may be considering launching strikes on Iran within the next 24 hours, with the likelihood of conducting a military operation described as high.

The situation remains tense as the region braces for the possibility of escalation.

 
Likelihood of Imminent Attacks

Media reports accessed by the White House Arabic Platform indicate that the United States may be considering launching strikes on Iran within the next 24 hours, with the likelihood of conducting a military operation described as high.

The situation remains tense as the region braces for the possibility of escalation.


@AZ_HighCountry what do you think the likelihood of an attack soon there are quite a few people on both sides thinking another round is not just around the corner but right in our faces
 

Iran’s navy says US forces hit Konark naval base; 2 troops wounded​

The US military attacked the Konarak naval base with “two light projectiles” early this morning, says Iran’s navy.

Two Iranian soldiers were wounded in the strikes on the facility, located in a military complex in Sistan and Baluchestan province on the southeastern coast of Iran.

“The target of the American forces in the attack on the Iranian navy this morning was a 35mm cannon,” it added.

I think another round is about to start whenever the Iranians admit to an attack they usually respond to an attack with an attack of their own @AZ_HighCountry
 
Trump: If Netanyahu does not win the election, we will have to do the job against Iran ourselves, and I am not inclined to do that

- If Israel chooses anyone other than Netanyahu, he will be the wrong leader

America has given a lot to Israel, and Netanyahu is the kind of partner we ask Israel to provide



Trump faced intense pressure to publicly support Netanyahu.

The Israeli news site Walla, citing a senior US official, revealed that US President Donald Trump faced intense pressure in recent weeks to publicly endorse Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The official explained that this pressure came from within the president's inner circle, including his advisors and aides, and through private conversations. He noted that the decision was made after Trump reviewed messages from various sources within the Israeli political establishment.

The report stated that several advisors strongly opposed the move, warning that it could cause political damage to the president.

A significant segment of Trump's inner circle believes the endorsement decision was a mistake. Discontent with Netanyahu has been growing among many on the American right since it became clear that the Iran war failed to achieve the objectives Netanyahu himself had promised, in addition to the deaths of American soldiers.

These individuals indicated that they could no longer tolerate the pressure exerted by the Israeli prime minister to "intervene in almost every issue," primarily believing that he controls Trump and is responsible for rising fuel and food prices in stores.

Regarding diplomatic efforts, the American official indicated that government circles had been in contact with figures close to former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, in addition to maintaining close and direct ties with Netanyahu and his entourage.

Despite the growing discontent in Washington over some of the Israeli government's decisions, Trump ultimately chose to grant Netanyahu the support he had withheld for months.

This shift is particularly significant given that just three days earlier, in an interview with Newsmax, Trump was still unwilling to explicitly declare his support for Netanyahu.


I am surprised Trump didn't offer every Israeli a $5,000 check if Bibi wins.
 

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