Shags101
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Is it me or Iran backing one side or uae backing one side it really doesn’t matter they’re all the wrong sides
Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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Is it me or Iran backing one side or uae backing one side it really doesn’t matter they’re all the wrong sides
925boy
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yea, its sad.
Many Arab countries have bought tons of weapons worth billions from US $, but several have had some wars recently, even Saudis fought Houthis in the past decades, but what about Egypt?
When you look at the huge stockpile of advanced weapons Egypt has purchased, and Egypt's national and military "confusion" and "paralysis" it shows Israel after Israel genocided Gaza, the only conclusion for why Egypt has all these weapons is:
1. to give it some sort of self esteem, because it obviously feels very LOW and 2.
2. Apparently useless compensation for signing the peace treaty with Israel.
925boy
Elite Member
Do Sunnis have revolutionaries (even if they do, they are most likely not even close to the required critical mass to effect positive change for the Muslim world)?
If they did half the mess in the Islamic world probably wouldn't be happening now.
925boy
Elite Member
Not in any serious way though. Israel and Turkey are still "progeny" of the same empire system- US-NATO. No fight between Israel and Turkey can or will be serious enough to damage either one considerably- this is something we can bet on now. Maybe when the US empire is collapsed Turkey and Israel maaay fight seriously.
So Iran should help Turkey after Turkey "helped" Iran by sweeping Iran's ally Assad away from power in Syria, taking along Iran's hard fought influence? This is delusional or based on an extremely short memory. Iran wont do this, and will definitely not help Syria and Turkey in Syria, because both are behaving like enemies and are there to help US and Israel.
Until the Syrian govt gets serious about leading and ruling Syria INCLUSIVELY and respecting Iran's regional power, relevance and interests, this will not happen, simple and plain.
925boy
Elite Member
Based on this theory we can say the same thing about Yemen- Iran and UAE supporting opposite sides, which are both wrong sides.
if thats the case, you can continue minding your business and let Iran and UAE pursue their interests regionally.
They are busy fighting the French there in the Sahel.
Lulldapull
Trusted Member
oh bhai forget shia sunni dramay no?.......in our country we also got Punjabi vs Seraiki vs Pashto vs Sindhi vs Balochi dramay.
These Zios will never let go........they'll make sure we keep fighting and killing each other.
PakAl
Elite Member
We were powerful historically through Ottomans and Mughals but both empires were destroyed by the west, since then sunnis struggled and stayed disunited, majority are secular, then uneducated, then wahabis hijack sunni Islam and we also have ikhwanis. So alot of division. The shias are united due to having a religious revolutionary state like Iran, The wahabis have Qatar and Saudi Arabia but sunni in majority still do not have a religious revolutionary state, only recently Turkey has been trying to work with the traditional sunni Islam and also with the Ikhwanis. In the Muslim world we have Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Iran competing and recently Turkey joined, the big 5 competing for control and power of the muslim world.
PakAl
Elite Member
Its also jahalat aswell, the secular non religious people fight over ethnicities and tribes, the religious ones fight over sects and fake jihad but their propaganda is the same, full of lies and deception. If you ever debate with then you will realise they are all narrow minded people and lack education and long term vision.
Still they managed to defeat the Crusaders in Afghanistan.
Shags101
Trusted Member
Yeah that argument doesn’t really work as far as I know Houthi really have never participated in wholesale slaughter of civilians or systematic killings of enemy soldier or raping women etc, the Houthi fought an insurgency that primarily targeted military targets not blowing up civilian targets like they have in Afghanistan,Syria and Iraq . the only thing I’m stating here is both sides are not innocent actors and only wish for their own needs and not the needs for their the people they are trying to rule.
Flotilla
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If Iran can rebuild a good neighbor relation with Saudi Arabia, Iran can do the same with Turkey.
Don´t mix NATO or US here. US is withdrawing of Middle East as much as they can. US experienced problems and will have problems with Turkey at long term. From SDF and Kurdistan to Hamas support. Iran have an incredible opportunity to exploit such rift between those NATO allies (Turkey and US).
As Trump are using "divide et impera" between Russia, Iran and China, Iran mut exploit "the enemy of my enemy it is my friend". Israel won´t accept never the turkish presence in Syria, and Iran can actively support to fight Israel.
I know what is the Turkish history and their interests, but Iran have an opportunity to use Turkey as spear against Israel. Iran abstention would be negligent.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Iran's response to Pakistan-India tensions seems balanced.
That is the correct approach. We have relatively good relations with both countries and should keep it that way. India has more to offer economically but is firmly in the US camp. Pakistan has proven to be unreliable in large deals but is our permanent neighbour with a large border.
That is the correct approach. We have relatively good relations with both countries and should keep it that way. India has more to offer economically but is firmly in the US camp. Pakistan has proven to be unreliable in large deals but is our permanent neighbour with a large border.
Lulldapull
Trusted Member
Something we all knew who this person was and 'who' wanted Assad gone. Now its crystal.
