Flotilla
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Agreed, highly dependent on NATO and western arms dealers logistics.
Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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PakAl
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Even Trump mentioned this, he said Turkey toppled Syrian regime but even GCC will not accept pro Turkey Syria, most likely Turkey will have influence in North West Syria and the rest will be GCC Israel and Usa.
PakAl
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Pakistan and Iran need to align their interests first. NRF is no threat to Iran but hates Pakistan, Taliban is 50 50 with Pakistan but not really good with Iran Tajikistan and others. If Pakistan Iran China and other neighbours agree to finish NRF and the Taliban, bring new Leadership and movement for a united Afghanistan movement but also friendly towards all neighbours, who recognise the border and sort all issues on table. This will work but all neighbours have own interests. Taliban looks powerful on paper but in reality it has different factions, the Kandhar faction, Haqqani Network, support of many different powers in Afghanistan, the Taliban allows them regional autonomousy with loyalty to central government and they all fine with it.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
3 IDF terrorists killed and 3 more injured (1 in 'serious condition') in north Gaza today
Three IDF terrorists were killed and three were wounded during fighting in the northern Gaza Strip earlier today, the occupation announces.
The name of the third soldier will be announced later, the IDF says. [Usually means he has a high rank]
The terrorists all served with the 401st Armored Brigade's 46th Battalion. In the same incident, three other IDF terrorists were wounded, including an officer in serious condition.
According to an initial IDF probe, the IDF terrorists were hit by a large explosive device that was detonated against a tank in Beit Hanoun.
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3 IDF terrorists were killed yesterday as well
Three IDF terrorists were killed and three were wounded during fighting in the northern Gaza Strip earlier today, the occupation announces.
The name of the third soldier will be announced later, the IDF says. [Usually means he has a high rank]
The terrorists all served with the 401st Armored Brigade's 46th Battalion. In the same incident, three other IDF terrorists were wounded, including an officer in serious condition.
According to an initial IDF probe, the IDF terrorists were hit by a large explosive device that was detonated against a tank in Beit Hanoun.
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3 IDF terrorists were killed yesterday as well
Anatolian
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What oppurtunities? Azeri Turks quite literally ruled Iran for more or less a millennia give or take, and basically created the modern state of Iran. We are not living in the Medieval era anymore, religion does not remotely matter when it comes to Turkish-Azeri relationship, why should it start being one now. Especially since both Azeri Turks(in the republic and Iranian Azerbaijan a like) and Turkish people are becoming less religious.
Don't know about any war simulation nor do I care. Just pointing out that any attempt to subvert Turkish authority and sovereignty will be met in kind. If you are going to use ethnic minorities for your own personal gain then we have absolutely no morale objections left to do the same in Iran, which btw has FAR more problems with that then Turkey ever did. Forget the Azeri Turks, we can talk about the Balochi, MEK, their own Kurdish insurgency and etc.
They should probably not talk shit so casually then. Maybe stop creating enemies out of everyone in the Middle-east and your neighbours.
Mehdipersian
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You take your shit hole country very seriously. Be careful that Iran will not show mercy to its enemies, neither you nor the clowns of Baku.
Anatolian
Registered Member
We dont need to use ethnic issues againT turkey and kebabs living there. Erdogan does that pretty well !!!
Mr Iran Eye
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Stunning statement by Iranian General-in-Chief Behrouz Esbati. These statements are radically different from Iran’s usual diplomatic discourse:
“I don’t consider the loss of Syria as something to be proud of. We were defeated, and defeated very badly, we took a very hard blow and it was very difficult.”
“Iran’s relations with Bashar al-Assad had been strained for months, leading to his ouster. He had rejected multiple requests to open a front against Israel from Syria.”
“Iran presented Mr. Bashar al-Assad with comprehensive military plans on how it could use Iran’s military assets in Syria to attack Israel. »
In another sensational statement, Behrouz Esbati, Iran's top general, accuses Russia of being responsible for the fall of Bashar al-Assad:
"[Russia] deceived Iran by telling it that Russian planes were bombing Syrian rebels when in reality they were dropping bombs on empty fields.
Last year, while Israel was striking Iranian targets in Syria, Russia turned off its radars, thus facilitating these attacks."
"Iran will look for ways to recruit insurgents no matter what form the new Syria takes."
"We can activate all the networks that we have worked with over the years. We can activate the social layers among which our guys have lived for years; we can be active on social networks and we can form resistance cells. Now we can operate there as we do in other international arenas, and we have already started."
"Iran and its allies still have the upper hand on the ground in the region."
“I don’t consider the loss of Syria as something to be proud of. We were defeated, and defeated very badly, we took a very hard blow and it was very difficult.” “Iran’s relations with Bashar al-Assad had been strained for months, leading to his ouster. He had rejected multiple requests to open a front against Israel from Syria.” “Iran presented Mr. Bashar al-Assad with comprehensive military plans on how it could use Iran’s military assets in Syria to attack Israel. »In another sensational statement, Behrouz Esbati, Iran's top general, accuses Russia of being responsible for the fall of Bashar al-Assad: "[Russia] deceived Iran by telling it that Russian planes were bombing Syrian rebels when in reality they were dropping bombs on empty fields.Last year, while Israel was striking Iranian targets in Syria, Russia turned off its radars, thus facilitating these attacks."
"Iran will look for ways to recruit insurgents no matter what form the new Syria takes." "We can activate all the networks that we have worked with over the years. We can activate the social layers among which our guys have lived for years; we can be active on social networks and we can form resistance cells. Now we can operate there as we do in other international arenas, and we have already started." "Iran and its allies still have the upper hand on the ground in the region."
Mr Iran Eye
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The most important parts of this IRGC commander's general speech are as follows:
When ex-president Mr. Raisi arrived, the Syrian Ministry of Information said that they would raise the flags from the airport to the palace, but we understood that they would not do it.
So we quickly established a task force, and within 5 or 6 hours, we had decorated and prepared the entire road from the airport to the palace and changed the city.
Soon after, we saw the UAE flags flying from the airport to Bashar al-Assad's palace because the UAE foreign minister wanted to come in the morning and leave in the evening. We protested.
Bashar Assad's wife was a Sunni and she wanted to replace Iran with the Arab countries.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia told Bashar Al-Assad that we will pay all the costs and money needed, but you have to get out of Iran, and they did.
In the last three months, Bashar al-Assad and his government have been putting the most pressure on the Iranians.
More than 80% of Iranian families, including Iranian embassy staff, school staff, and officials in Bashar al-Assad's government, have been evicted from their homes with their furniture, and many of them were sleeping in cars at night.
One of our commanders had a secret meeting with Bashar al-Assad in the last few days and he said that he had changed.
In the city of Hama, when this city was about to fall, they did not give ammunition to the Iranians.
As a rescue, an Iranian plane came to Syria but it was threatened and it left.
At the time of the fall of the city of Aleppo, half of the Syrian members in charge of security were on leave, they had returned home.
The Russians were one of the factors in the collapse of Syria. After the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, the Russians acted entirely in favor of the Zionists.
Bashar Al-Assad's definition of resistance is different from ours.
The Russians acted in the interests of the Zionists. During the Zionist attack on Shahid Sadegh, they turned off their radars.
Even Maher Assad, Bashar Assad's brother and one of the top commanders of the Syrian army, was taking bribes from Iraqi pilgrims in Zainabiyah, up to $100 per bus.
There should have been 400 people on the first line of defense against the rebels, but 360 people were taking bribes and staying home.
When ex-president Mr. Raisi arrived, the Syrian Ministry of Information said that they would raise the flags from the airport to the palace, but we understood that they would not do it.So we quickly established a task force, and within 5 or 6 hours, we had decorated and prepared the entire road from the airport to the palace and changed the city.Soon after, we saw the UAE flags flying from the airport to Bashar al-Assad's palace because the UAE foreign minister wanted to come in the morning and leave in the evening. We protested.Bashar Assad's wife was a Sunni and she wanted to replace Iran with the Arab countries.The UAE and Saudi Arabia told Bashar Al-Assad that we will pay all the costs and money needed, but you have to get out of Iran, and they did.In the last three months, Bashar al-Assad and his government have been putting the most pressure on the Iranians.More than 80% of Iranian families, including Iranian embassy staff, school staff, and officials in Bashar al-Assad's government, have been evicted from their homes with their furniture, and many of them were sleeping in cars at night.One of our commanders had a secret meeting with Bashar al-Assad in the last few days and he said that he had changed.In the city of Hama, when this city was about to fall, they did not give ammunition to the Iranians.As a rescue, an Iranian plane came to Syria but it was threatened and it left.At the time of the fall of the city of Aleppo, half of the Syrian members in charge of security were on leave, they had returned home.The Russians were one of the factors in the collapse of Syria. After the Al-Aqsa Flood operation, the Russians acted entirely in favor of the Zionists.Bashar Al-Assad's definition of resistance is different from ours.The Russians acted in the interests of the Zionists. During the Zionist attack on Shahid Sadegh, they turned off their radars.Even Maher Assad, Bashar Assad's brother and one of the top commanders of the Syrian army, was taking bribes from Iraqi pilgrims in Zainabiyah, up to $100 per bus.There should have been 400 people on the first line of defense against the rebels, but 360 people were taking bribes and staying home.
Tijani
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Is this really legit? Can you please provide the video of this interview if there's any? Is it really the general that's speaking? These statements are way to candid. I having difficulties believing that a military man in the active chain of command would give such a candid assessment. And I do not know this "General-in-Chief Behrouz Esbati". His title doesn't even sound right and I can't find anything on him. Usually Iran uses the term Brigadier General. Maybe it's because of the translation. The statements provided by brother Iran Eye is being reported several MSM outlets, even the Nytimes. Something is not right here. Can anyone please provide som information on this general?The most important parts of this IRGC commander's general speech are as follows:
Mr Iran Eye
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I put the youtube video with his voice but imagined a fake voice made by the AI then we will be in a high degree of manipulation of confusion. If you find a live interview with image, it would be better
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OakTree23
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Really? So nuclear weapons in a country where the majority are Muslims isn’t a threat? Say whatever you want, but Pakistan is far more of a threat given that you guys are predictable and will act accordingly to save your own tail. Pakistan is wily and is flexible enough to not be tamed. I agree your target number 1, but those nukes next door causes a lot of sleepless nights which they won’t never admit
lightning f57
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I think Iran needs to learn a serious lesson from Syria. I think it needs to fall back, hunker down and focus on its self. I dont see any benefit for Iran or its people with continuing to support any groups in Syria to attack Israel or anybody else. I can understand the desire to continue supporting Hezbollah in Lebanon, Palestinian resistance and the Houthis in Yemen, apart from them I think Iran should consolidate internally and look to improve relations with neighbours including Turkey.
Longer term thinking needs to take place to deal with challenges posed by the zionist and others.
Longer term thinking needs to take place to deal with challenges posed by the zionist and others.
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