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

[Kermit]

Disarmament.

The world doesn't revolve around Pakistan.

Back during peak of terrorism, Americans did try to built a narrative for public in order to attempt get their hands on our nukes but it's too little too late for them to attempt any seizure now.

Discussing surrender or military action against Pakistan by U.S. is a waste of bandwidth tbh.

What can come into play is the role of Pakistan if (when) U.S. strikes Iran. Pakistan sharing border can both help or spoil military actions against Iran during time of conflict.

It is imperative that Iranian and Pakistan leadership sits together and clarify things because U.S. does have plans against Iran prepped up and it will be naive to think they won't reach out to Pakistan to clear their path (even if we play neutral).

 

[F-22Raptor]

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US Defence

Discussions about US military policies and global reach, particularly defence technologies.

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[F-22Raptor]

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The Vinson carrier group moving into CentCom is certainly relevant to the topic

 

[arjunk]

the deterrence of Hezb and Iran came from their large quantities of missiles which could overwhelm Israel if launched all at once - instead Iran and hezb chose to hesitate and waste time, waging a weak long proxy war which only won on twitter and telegram while on the ground the Israelis are laughing and taking their time intercepting the few missiles launched at once

What has this cowardice achieved for Iran and Hezb? Did you build any meaningful capability while delaying a full war? No! Did you think the Israelis and Americans would pity your pathetic response and not attack? Lebanon has been invaded and bombed, Iran is next.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[Ali_Baba]

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What Iran needs right now, is not an "arm" around the shoulder, but actual military arms, eg SAM systems. On that front, a real practical measure, China is very lacking ... What Iran needs is more real military deterrence capabilities.

 

[Falcon29]

There is no sign of any attack on Iran. I don't believe any of extra deployments are about Iran. They're about Syria, Egypt, and Gaza.

Israel told the US it plans to carry out genocide in Gaza into 2026 and will still keep trying to expel the population. That's the entire focus of Israel and the US foreign policy for the Middle East. Israel also wants to derail Syrian opposition immediately. And may run into trouble with Egypt if it makes that actual physical attempt of expulsion in Gaza.

Arab regimes need Iran boogeyman to justify their existence and they love to have Iran as it is to slander and attack opposition and prevent democracy in the Arab world. They'll use Iran issue as some kind of legitimacy for their rule and attack local opposition that way to solidify their rule. If they lose that, they'll cease to exist.

Its difficult for me to see this as directed at Iran, for those reasons.

 

[muhammed45]

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An entire Patriot battalion has been moved to Centcom which consist of 4 Patriot batteries or 32 Patriot launchers.

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This guy smells radar waves on the ground.

 

[muhammed45]

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Yemen screwed the US navy. Whatever Yemen has, is 1% of Iranian technology/capability. Now go figure what Iran can do to your ladyboys in the sea prick

 

[SolarWarden]

Yemen screwed the US navy. Whatever Yemen has, is 1% of Iranian technology/capability. Now go figure what Iran can do to your ladyboys in the sea prick

Lol. Screwed the USN how exactly? If anything the USN should be thanking Yemen for giving the USN real combat experience against cruise and ballistic missiles to prepare them more for a potential naval air conflict against China.

 

[Persian Gulf]

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Iran's former security chief says Iran will expel IAEA inspectors and move HEU stockpiles to secure, undisclosed locations if US threats continue

 

[muhammed45]

Lol. Screwed the USN how exactly? If anything the USN should be thanking Yemen for giving the USN real combat experience against cruise and ballistic missiles to prepare them more for a potential naval air conflict against China.

China? Don't make me laugh.
Remember Janet Yellen?

 

[F-22Raptor]

Yemen screwed the US navy. Whatever Yemen has, is 1% of Iranian technology/capability. Now go figure what Iran can do to your ladyboys in the sea prick

The USN has been in heavy combat with the Houthis for the past year and a half. Not a single munition has gotten through USN defenses.

 

[Developereo]

Very interesting discussion with Prof. Mearsheimer:

Mearsheimer is one of those rare people who has been brave enough to expose the Zionist control of the US long ago.

The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy.

In this paper, John J. Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago's Department of Political Science and Stephen M.Walt of Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government contend that the centerpiece of U.S. Middle East policy is its intimate relationship with Israel. The authors argue that...

www.hks.harvard.edu