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

[gambit]

United States is an Empire that wants to rule the world.

American Empire is vast and has a sphere of influence that includes such client states like UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Ukraine, South Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia.

America wants to be the only Great Power of the planet.

Countries that challenge American desire for global hegemony are China, Russia and Iran. These countries are about to form an anti-American Continental coalition that will oppose US and its global Empire. So US wants to knock out these countries before they grow into a serious challenge.

And they start with the weakest of the three - Iran. If Iran gets nuclear weapons and ICBMs it will be a boost to China and a challenge to American hegemony, so US wants to demilitarize Iran leaving it without the ability to produce nuclear weapons, ICBMs, long range ballistic missiles and strip Iran of its regional sphere of influence.

After Iran is demilitarized, US will try to finish off the second weakest of the three - Russia. US will do it by arming Ukraine and Poland and trying to destabilize Russia internally.

US has 10 years to neutralize Iran and Russia before China reaches military parity with US and becomes a serious challenge.

After Iran and Russia are finished off, US will encircle, isolate and contain China.

It is a battle between the American Empire and the Continental Coalition and China must prevent fall of Iran and Russia, because if this happens China will be encircled, isolated and easily contained by the US.

Once an event occurred, any argument containing the words 'if' and 'had' quite become academic. Neither Russia nor China nor the rest of BRIC will do anything to help Iran, to the consternation of many, inside and out of the US, who predicted that. Why did that assistance not happened? That was a rhetorical question, anyway.

BRIC is not NATO, not even in the same principled level that created NATO, in other words, BRIC was weak to start. Not 'weakened' but simply weak. NATO was a response to a threat, the Warsaw Pact. BRIC was created as a threat like how the Warsaw Pact was created. Unfortunately, at least the Warsaw Pact had at least a perceived threat, the West, whereas BRIC had nothing and China was a weak leader of BRIC.

The most important lesson here is that if you* want to challenge an alliance, whether that alliance is formal like NATO or notional like 'The West', you* and your* alliance had better have similar ideological, economics, and military powers to whoever is your target. BRIC never had it. There is no one in BRIC that can match the US, the leader of the notional 'West'. China is not a similar leader in BRIC and will stand back and watch Iran fall.

*Note: the 'you' generic and not personal.

 

[Meengla]

I think China doesn’t view the world like that. They just want to be left alone and think about business. They have no interest in geopolitics.

Hah?!
Wealth of a nation is like honey! Flies would always come to get that honey. There is no way to avoid 'geopolitics' if a nation has to protect its interests. It doesn't have be an overtly aggressive empire like of the America-led West but enough carrot and sticks have to be on the table.

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Mrs. AZ just turned on one the Sunday morning talking head shows.

"The sky is falling".

Updated. Just long enough to grab her tea and tune into some pickleball tournament.

My mind has been spared.

 

[Aggregate]

That path never happened. The whole west-bound flight was a distraction.

Yeah, exactly, and I'm trying to debunk the added BS on top of the West bound path, claiming that the planes came from Indian bases or other BS like that.

 

[RescueRanger]

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You really have to ask yourself how they got all this intel. I know, I know SIGINT and ELINT etc... but this seems like good old fashioned Human fed intelligence.

 

[gambit]

Typical BBC (on in the background) said israel intercepting missiles following Iranian response but then cut to the scene of devastation lol. It's as though they HAVE to talk about intercepting Iranian missiles no matter what.

Anyway

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Just started watching. I doubt USA single pass did much damage.

Soooo...Who next want to 'experience' this myth?

 

[Aggregate]

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Official US post-op briefing slide for press.

Ye, at least this makes sense compare to the nonsensical Westbound path that the Twitter accounts, as well as Pakistani Media is promoting now.

 

[FHN]

“A response to the United States is inevitable, and the first step is to destroy Israel,” said the speaker of Iran’s parliament.

He accused the United States of aggression and called for a strike against the Israeli leadership:

“In order to cut off America’s hand, we must cut Netanyahu’s throat.”

 

[HAIDER]

Detailed operational cost of the Israeli defence system. Each missile costs 2 million, besides the launcher actuation cost. Israel is on fire and needs urgent US help. US taxpayer good luck

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But in Urdu .

 

[Gripen9]

Stuck between rock and a hard place.

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[FHN]

The Pentagon released a map of the operation called "Operation Midnight Hammer" at a briefing on striking Iran's nuclear facilities today.

The operation began at midnight on June 21, Eastern Time, with a bombing attack at 18:40 (2 a.m. in Iran). The bombers withdrew from Iranian airspace at 19:30 and returned to Whiteman Air Force Base on the 22nd.

A feint formation of 6 B-2s flew westward toward the Pacific Ocean as bait, while another 7 B-2 strike formations flew eastward from the U.S. mainland, across the European and Middle Eastern airspace to attack Iran. When entering Iranian airspace, fourth- and fifth-generation aircraft were deployed in front of the B-2 formation to carry out SEAD missions. A total of 14 GBU-57s were deployed, including 2 to attack Natanz, and more than 125 aircraft were deployed.

 

[NA71]

The Americans are raising questions on Trump for his decisions to strike Iran.....even v president says he doesn't know even this decision was taken...

 

[mangekyo]

@RescueRanger
You were spot on with this.

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Lol. They closed Hormuz without closing it

 

[FHN]

Iran wants to focus on continuing its war against Israel with increasing intensity, stressing that Israel is also the "main base" of the United States in the region.

Iran estimates war will last 6 months, plans for it - FARS News

 

[Be dazzled]

You really have to ask yourself how they got all this intel. I know, I know SIGINT and ELINT etc... but this seems like good old fashioned Human fed intelligence.

Don't blame us saaar we just do job for money and sell everyone saaar.