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

Persian Gulf said:
Which part of what I said was misleading? Anyone who betrays Iran or comes to Iran illegally should be dealt with. Why is that so hard for you to understand?
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Iran has made a sweeping mass deportation campaign against Afghan refugees, expelling nearly 2 million Afghans since March 2025, including over 500,000 deportations between January and October 2026 alone. International bodies such as the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch have heavily documented widespread systemic abuse, violence, and violations of international law during this crackdown.
  • Physical Torture and Brutality: Deportees and human rights organizations report regular beatings, physical violence, and inhumane conditions inside overcrowded Iranian detention centers. High profile incidents leaked, such as an Iranian border officer breaking a disabled Afghan teenager's neck by pinning him down.
  • Destruction of Legal Documents: Multiple reports indicate that Iranian border police and security forces have stopped Afghans with valid residency papers, forcibly torn or burned their documentation, and proceeded to deport them illegally under the guise of being "undocumented".
  • Systemic Extortion and Theft: Migrants face targeted raids at their workplaces and homes. During arrests, authorities and transit drivers frequently extort high fees to release them or transport them to the border, stripping families of their life savings and leaving them entirely destitute upon entry into Afghanistan.
  • Family Separation: In the haste of mass roundups, thousands of unaccompanied children have been summarily expelled across the border, separated entirely from their parents who remain trapped or detained in Iran.
    Border Killings and Lethal Force: Iranian border security has routinely deployed live ammunition and lethal force to push back irregular cross border movements, resulting in casualties directly along the physical border. Furthermore, Iran's domestic judicial system has seen a sharp surge in the use of the death penalty against Afghan nationals. Targeted Reprisals Upon Return: Under international law, the principle of non-refoulement strictly prohibits forcibly returning refugees to a place where their lives are in danger. By forcing millions back under Taliban rule, Iran has directly exposed vulnerable groups to deadly violence. Human rights investigations tracked by Iran International have documented multiple cases where former Afghan government officials, military personnel, and civil society activists were arbitrarily detained, tortured, or subjected to extrajudicial killings by the Taliban immediately after being handed over by Iranian authorities.
  • The unprecedented volume of forced returns continues to trigger severe humanitarian emergencies at border points like Islam Qala, where millions face starvation, lack of shelter, and an uncertain future
 
Imran S said:
Iran has made a sweeping mass deportation campaign against Afghan refugees, expelling nearly 2 million Afghans since March 2025, including over 500,000 deportations between January and October 2026 alone. International bodies such as the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch have heavily documented widespread systemic abuse, violence, and violations of international law during this crackdown.
  • Physical Torture and Brutality: Deportees and human rights organizations report regular beatings, physical violence, and inhumane conditions inside overcrowded Iranian detention centers. High profile incidents leaked, such as an Iranian border officer breaking a disabled Afghan teenager's neck by pinning him down.
  • Destruction of Legal Documents: Multiple reports indicate that Iranian border police and security forces have stopped Afghans with valid residency papers, forcibly torn or burned their documentation, and proceeded to deport them illegally under the guise of being "undocumented".
  • Systemic Extortion and Theft: Migrants face targeted raids at their workplaces and homes. During arrests, authorities and transit drivers frequently extort high fees to release them or transport them to the border, stripping families of their life savings and leaving them entirely destitute upon entry into Afghanistan.
  • Family Separation: In the haste of mass roundups, thousands of unaccompanied children have been summarily expelled across the border, separated entirely from their parents who remain trapped or detained in Iran.
    Border Killings and Lethal Force: Iranian border security has routinely deployed live ammunition and lethal force to push back irregular cross border movements, resulting in casualties directly along the physical border. Furthermore, Iran's domestic judicial system has seen a sharp surge in the use of the death penalty against Afghan nationals. Targeted Reprisals Upon Return: Under international law, the principle of non-refoulement strictly prohibits forcibly returning refugees to a place where their lives are in danger. By forcing millions back under Taliban rule, Iran has directly exposed vulnerable groups to deadly violence. Human rights investigations tracked by Iran International have documented multiple cases where former Afghan government officials, military personnel, and civil society activists were arbitrarily detained, tortured, or subjected to extrajudicial killings by the Taliban immediately after being handed over by Iranian authorities.
  • The unprecedented volume of forced returns continues to trigger severe humanitarian emergencies at border points like Islam Qala, where millions face starvation, lack of shelter, and an uncertain future
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What is your point? I already said anyone who enters Iran illegally or does criminal activity should be deported, as they are.
 
Persian Gulf said:
What is your point? I already said anyone who enters Iran illegally or does criminal activity should be deported, as they are.
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All of a sudden, these all 3-4 millions poor masses become illegal and criminal. It actually means you are not sincere with anyone, not even with your natural strategic partner, Afghanistan. So, brother, instead of making empty claims on this forum, focus on fixing country's system before criticizing other countries.
 
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Persian Gulf said:

The Iran war is costing American households $2,000 each ($265 billion in total), Moody’s estimates​

The deeply unpopular war in the Middle East continues to deliver economic shockwaves through Main Street America.

From $4 gas and 7% mortgage rates to surging airfares, the Iran war is significantly raising the cost of living for inflation-weary consumers ahead of the midterm elections.

The conflict has cost US consumers about $265 billion since it started in late February, according to estimates from Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics. That equates to about $2,000 in higher costs for the average American household.

The financial costs from the Iran war likely help explain why consumer confidence is in a tailspin and why the war is so unpopular.

Just 27% of Americans approve of Trump on the economy and 28% call economic conditions good, according to a September CNN poll.

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More like 4000 me and the wife did the math our living expenses went up 3700 dollars so far this year and cost of living raise increase didn’t match what went up for me this year my wife luckily her company has kept her raise close to what the costs have risen for the year my company did 3 percent regardless of your performance throughout the whole company
 
Persian Gulf said:
Pakistan is closing borders with Iran under U.S. pressure. That is an act of betrayal while we are under attack. Am I wrong?
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Under us pressure confirmed?


Pakistan national interest is Iranian betrayal?


What about other routes and avenues, what is the impact
 
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