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

[UKBengali]

Right now, Iran's approach to Israel has made it nothing more than an electioneering "prop" for Israel and personal kick around for Netanyahu every time Netanyahu wants a distraction.

This is humiliating and not much better than Syria.

At least Syria was able to in effect kill more Zionist terrorists in return by allowing flow of weapons to Hezbollah who pick off armed Zionist terrorists from time to time.

Also Zionist entity never managed to drop bombs on the head of Assad and kill him like they did with Iranian leadership from Supreme Leader downwards.

I am at a loss at Iranian response as they actually managed to impose a cost on the Zionist entity in June 2025 that it only reattacked when US joined them in February 2026. Now the Zionist entity simply takes pot shots at Iran as and when it pleases.

 

[mangekyo]

Gents now there is suspicion that UAE covertly helping the houthi's:



What a messed up dirty war this is.

Propaganda to link Ansarallah to Israel through UAE.

 

[Imran S]

Al Arabiya English​

BREAKING: Qatar has not presented ⁠a proposal to Iran but has instead ⁠put forward ⁠ideas that are unacceptable, a senior Iranian official says, adding that Tehran will show ⁠no flexibility regarding the nuclear issue.

 

[Arash]

Propaganda to link Ansarallah to Israel through UAE.

They want maybe to prepare weak arab minds for attacks against the houthis ?

 

[ShapurII]

So Tehran has no leverage over one of their pet projects? Is that what you are trying to convince yourself to believe?

We do, but why would we use our leverage to do a positive thing for the country that has actively been helping our enemies to attack our country? lol The same country that is even now helping the Americans to launch the next round of war against Iran.

This mess could have been avoided.

Yes, it could've been avoided by the Saudis. All Saudi Arabia had to do was not to attack the Houthis of Yemen.

 

[Falcon29]

 

[Master Chief]

We do, but why would we use our leverage to do a positive thing for the country that has actively been helping our enemies to attack our country? lol The same country that is even now helping the Americans to launch the next round of war against Iran.


Yes, it could've been avoided by the Saudis. All Saudi Arabia had to do was not to attack the Houthis of Yemen.

I merely addressed your initial point that Pakistan and/or Mecca Pact is here to influence USA. I do not see that as being the case. I think the meeting was meant to influence Iran over the Houthis. Perhaps we actually agree on that.

As for how this tangential conflict might have been avoided, that is a complicated discussion, since the Houthis are not as victim-like as some might have us believe. They are certainly "useful" to a degree, but so have been many proxies throughout history, idiotic or otherwise.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

who knows

remember the incident in uk military base, blaming iran without evidence

In the thread about that incident, I posted a link to a recent update that two of the suspects had been re-arrested for supposed links to Iran.

 

[Winthorpe]

I am convinced

U.S. Warns Gulf of Possible Short, Intense Renewal of Iran War After Midterms​

https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/u-s-warns-gulf-of-possible-short-intense-renewal-of-iran-war-after-midterms-cd1a55e1

When he says 'after Midterms' I am leaning towards 'before Midterms' After could just be a ruse. After doesnt do him any good...before gives him options. IMHO

 

[Kyussis]

So Tehran has no leverage over one of their pet projects? Is that what you are trying to convince yourself to believe?

This mess could have been avoided.

That's some interesting cope. "Shared civilisation roots" can also be trumped by absolute bog standard human desperation for money or resources.

You think Talibs are sitting in Kabul philosophising over "shared civilisational roots"?

For the same reasoning, sectarian and even "pan-Islamic" dramas are also a facade but I suspect your leadership is well aware of all this.

To borrow a phrase from Eddie Murphy, the only question that matters in regional diplomacy is: what have you done for me lately?

I love how the Taliban who Pakistanis once claimed as a sign of Pakistan's strenght is now biting Pakistan in the ass! God bless the Taliban!!!

 

[BHAN85]

I am convinced

When he says 'after Midterms' I am leaning towards 'before Midterms' After could just be a ruse. After doesnt do him any good...before gives him options. IMHO

Idk if after or before, but I remember Feb 28th was by surprise after of weeks of "Imminent attack" warnings. So maybe it will be weeks after midterms.

 

[ShapurII]

I merely addressed your initial point that Pakistan and/or Mecca Pact is here to influence USA. I do not see that as being the case. I think the meeting was meant to influence Iran over the Houthis. Perhaps we actually agree on that.

Then we have no disagreement. I was simply addressing another user's post where he said that we should be thankful to Asim Munir for "his efforts". I mean, that meeting was for asking Iran to convince the Houthis to stop attacking Saudi Arabia. What's there to be thankful for? You're asking us for a favor.

As for how this tangential conflict might have been avoided, that is a complicated discussion, since the Houthis are not as victim-like as some might have us believe. They are certainly "useful" to a degree, but so have been many proxies throughout history, idiotic or otherwise.

Nevertheless, regardless of what you or I think about the Houthis, it is beyond dispute that there was a lasting peace between Saudi Arabia and Houthis until the Saudis thought that now that Iran had been weakened by the US war, they could've defeated the Houthis. They broke the ceasefire and now they have to give concessions to the Houthis and Iran if they want the war to stop. And there's nothing to be thankful for here. Otherwise, they're free to attack the Houthis if they think they can win that war.

 

[Master Chief]

I love how the Taliban who Pakistanis once claimed as a sign of Pakistan's strenght is now biting Pakistan in the ass! God bless the Taliban!!!

Your blessings for Talibs speak more of your own "strength" than anyone else's.

 

[Master Chief]

Then we have no disagreement. I was simply addressing another user's post where he said that we should be thankful to Asim Munir for "his efforts". I mean, that meeting was for asking Iran to convince the Houthis to stop attacking Saudi Arabia. What's there to be thankful for? You're asking us for a favor.


Nevertheless, regardless of what you or I think about the Houthis, it is beyond dispute that there was a lasting peace between Saudi Arabia and Houthis until the Saudis thought that now that Iran had been weakened by the US war, they could've defeated the Houthis. They broke the ceasefire and now they have to give concessions to the Houthis and Iran if they want the war to stop. And there's nothing to be thankful for here. Otherwise, they're free to attack the Houthis if they think they can win that war.

Subjectivity duly noted.

Please clarify the terms of the ceasefire that was in place and whether there was sufficient cause for the landing of an Iranian aircraft at Sanaa to be regarded as violating said agreement or not. Only then can claims be substantiated objectively.

 

[RzA]

Now the Zionist entity simply takes pot shots at Iran as and when it pleases.

I remember years back when the retarded IR supporters were in full swing saying how badly this regime is needed because only they were capable of deterring Israel and if Iran was ever attacked Tel-Aviv would cease to exist via thousands of ballistic missiles. Not a single word from their mouths has ever come true.