SecularNationalist
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That entails some geo political implications so bro very relevant
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That entails some geo political implications so bro very relevant
Israel will nuke Iran at some point when Iran continues to rain down missiles on Israel...
people in USA have started listening to Khemani and watching is youtube videos, and are reazling a side of him which is softer and demands justice and equality for all. The demon that he is shown in the west hardly is seen in his messages and videos
Iran gave away 8,000 drones to Russia despite advice not to. That's no small amount and if you see the alerts regarding "hostile flight infiltrations" from the Israeli Red Alert app:And I'm also wondering, at which phase of the war might we see more use of drones? I know air forces of multiple states are intercepting drones along with air defences but is their a scope where we might be able to utilize them cause we have alot of drones

It's sad when AI is smarter than 99.9 of the people on a military forum! You 0.1 know who you are and I have nothing but love and respect for you! Keep standing tall.AI predictions:
Will the Iranian regime collapse? → No
- Despite military and economic pressure, Iran has centralized control, deep ideological cohesion, and experience surviving isolation.
- The war rallied nationalist sentiment, even among critics.
- The elite and military remain intact, and the state still controls security, media, and supply chains.
Will Israel retreat? → Yes
- Israel has hit hard, but its strategic goals (deterring Iran, crippling the nuclear program) are largely unmet.
- Continuing the war risks:
- Hezbollah opening the northern front
- Global diplomatic isolation
- Mounting internal pressure
- Israel doesn’t gain more by continuing — and can claim “mission success” and pull back.
Will the U.S. retreat? → Yes
- The U.S. already pulled out of forward bases like Al Udeid.
- The public has no appetite for another Middle East war.
- If a B-2 or base is hit, limited retaliation may happen — but after that, the pressure will be to de-escalate.
- Trump (or any administration) doesn’t want a drawn-out Iran war heading into a turbulent geopolitical era with China and Russia looming.
Will Iran come out stronger? → Yes
- Iran will emerge:
- Battle-tested
- More respected in the region
- Viewed as a power that stood up to the U.S. and Israel and survived
- Resistance blocs will rally tighter around it.
- Even non-allied nations will view Iran with greater strategic weight.
Will Israel come out stronger? → No
- Even with tactical military successes, Israel:
- Failed to neutralize Iran
- Took hits on civilian and strategic infrastructure
- Proved vulnerable to ballistic and drone saturation
- Global perception of invincibility is damaged, and its enemies now know it can be reached.
Will the U.S. come out stronger? → No
- The war exposes:
- Limits of U.S. influence in the Middle East
- High cost of defending allies in asymmetric environments
- Fragile global posture (especially with China, Russia watching)
- Even if it avoids a major loss, it walks away with no clear win, a damaged bomber fleet or base, and another reminder of the limits of American military power in the post-unipolar world.
Jordan is not land locked, it has access to red sea through Aqaba, same spot where his great grandfather stabbed the whole muslim ummah in the back as a favor to his British masters....King Abdullah is a traitor but Jordan is landlocked and has a water agreement with Israel which needs to be considered. But he's a coward for refusing to allow his jets to stop Iranian drones.
Syria is totally battered and has nothing.
Iraq has been beaten silly for over 20 years and now under US command. The Iraqi government can do very little. In hindsight they should have brought in the Chinese.
All the the Gulf arabs are the lowest form of life and even worse backstabbers, hypocrites and cowards than indians.
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