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

[Kyussis]

Today, they lashed out because of Irans symbolic attack against American base in qatar. They wanted to occupy Qatar earlier!

They are frightened because they based a huge USAF contingence on their own soil and know that they might be struck as well.

 

[Vital]

You're right they need to take tips from Pakistan. How to be quiet yet vigilant when you're onto a task. Only talk when you've completed it. Otherwise the rabid enemy will keep calling your bluff, damage you and expose you.

Exactly. We were smart. We kept the world under confused state. They have been chanting slogans like, "Death to America" & "Death to Israel" and trying to convince western powers that their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. They should keep their head down and mouth sealed till they have something! Otherwise, it will be very difficult for them if they keep on using their tongue before their hands

 

[Ali_Baba]

dude looks like he’s about to cry

That nose has to be photoshopped !??!?!?!

 

[Kyussis]

That nose looks fake

I think his family might be a little chosen if you know what I mean.

 

[j_hungary]

He can not use Iran as punching bag, Lebanon and Gaza can not return fire while Iran is perfectly capable to launch missiles and disrupt their lives and inflict damage and losses.
No more arrows for protection means that they will suffer to, out of the necessity they will "obey" ceasefire for couple of months at least, who will use better this time will have better chances in next round.

The issue here is Israel has complete coverage in Iran, he can literally attack anywhere in Iran, while Iran need to punch thru Israeli Air Defence, even if we can keep the ceasefire for a few month (which they already violated by the way) you are talking about the situation either unchanged because US will simply resupply Israel but can Iran make missile faster than US making interceptor? We will get back to the same place as today if Iran can make interceptor faster than the US, otherwise you are going to run out of missile before Israel ran out of interceptor, bear in mind US defence industry are untouched, and Iranian missile site had been targetted.

 

[Watandar]

Israel tried to cheat ceasefire and continued attacking Iranians.

Iran nuclear scientist killed in Israeli strike before ceasefire, state TV says

The attack in Gilan, hours before the ceasefire, killed nine people, officials and Iranian media say.

www.bbc.com

 

[SABRE]

I think his family might be a little chosen if you know what I mean.

The big nose is "running down" is in his DNA, although daddy and grandad didn't appear to have it this big. However, this pic looks doctored.

 

[Shakehands]

Did you stretch his nose or is it an unedited picture?

I didn’t do anything

 

[Brutal.]

Exactly. We were smart. We kept the world under confused state. They have been chanting slogans like, "Death to America" & "Death to Israel" and trying to convince western powers that their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. They should keep their head down and mouth sealed till they have something! Otherwise, it will be very difficult for them if they keep on using their tongue before their hands

Pakistan actually played the west. And I believe we are the only country who knows how to do that. Maybe there was divine help involved as well because Pakistan was in USA's good books during the critical phase of N weapon development. We were helping USA dismantle soviet union in Afghanistan and on the other hand quietly getting the job done.

 

[White Privilege]

You're right they need to take tips from Pakistan. How to be quiet yet vigilant when you're onto a task. Only talk when you've completed it. Otherwise the rabid enemy will keep calling your bluff, damage you and expose you.

There most certainly is a Gen. MacArthur among the US joint chiefs, who is ready to 'rule' Iran, and also advocating for it. I believe US and Israel can still push Iran by destroying or threatening to destroy the critical oil and gas infrastructure, from which Iran cannot recover for decades. This could trigger the revolution Americans are hoping for.

 

[That_Guy]

With the war practically (and cautiously) over:

Tactical Israeli victory, as they managed to do some damage to Iran's over land nuclear facilities, and kill some key figures.

Strategic Iranian victory, as they managed to not only survive an attempted regime change, but they managed to both hit Israel hard, and did not compromise on their nuclear ambitions.

No doubt, with the war now over, both sides will be assessing their weaknesses and start preparing for the next war.

A red line has been crossed, there will no longer be a one off "tit for tat", it will be war every time.

As for Reza Pahlavi, he's probably sitting on his cuck chair watching his wife with her boyfriend, while he cries.

The biggest winner though, it seems is Trump. He managed to avoid a ground war, and ended the war between Israel and Iran.

 

[ghazi52]

Little is known about seemingly fragile ceasefire​

Ione Wells
BBC Reporting from Jerusalem

The terms of this ceasefire remain unclear, and its status remains seemingly fragile – if in place, for now.

After Donald Trump announced it, and both sides indicated they had agreed to it, Israel then accused Iran of violating it and said a missile was fired towards Israel. Iran denied this.

Israel’s defence minister said the country would respond with "intense activity" of striking what he described as "regime targets" in Iran. Iranian media said Israel launched strikes on its territory after the ceasefire.

Donald Trump responded furiously. He said he was not happy with either side but especially Israel, who he accused of "unloading" after the deal.

After a call with Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump reiterated a deal was now in place.

Nobody knows what the terms of it are, or if there are plans for further negotiations now. Leaders from both sides have said they will now respect it if the other does.

The next few hours, and days, will tell.

 

[Trailer23]

Iran government should learn the art of shutting the f*** up and go about their ways.

Is this a cultural thing?

I second that thought.

But..., on the flip side it also shows that side of a Nation that just DOES - NOT - GIVE - A - F#*K.

Iran certainly got hammered more that !srael. Airports. Military Bases. Water Lines. Hospitals. Oil Rifineries. Plus their Nuclear plants.

But even after that they are NOT hiding the fact that they are going to go ahaed with their plans. That takes balls. Courage.

And right about now that sadistic prick Netanyahu is wondering that not only is Iran trolling him, but what the people of !srael are gonna do to him once this all passes by.

How do PM's get impeached in that hell-hole of a Nation? Has anyone (in the past) had that honor?

 

[ghazi52]

'Israel and Iran wanted to stop the war, equally!' Trump says​

US President Donald Trump has again posted on his social media platform, Truth Social.

"Both Israel and Iran wanted to stop the War, equally!" he says.

"It was my great honor to Destroy All Nuclear facilities & capability, and then, STOP THE WAR!"

The president earlier lashed out at both countries, saying that they had violated a ceasefire announced by him.

 

[ghazi52]

Head of UN nuclear watchdog urges Iran to 'resume co-operation'
BBC​

EPA

The head of the UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says he welcomes announcements today about the situation in Iran.

"Resuming co-operation with the IAEA is key to a successful diplomatic agreement to finally resolve the dispute over Iran's nuclear activities," Rafael Grossi says.

He adds that he has written to the Iranian foreign minister to stress the importance of working together and proposing they meet soon.

IAEA inspectors have remained in Iran throughout the conflict and are ready to start working as soon as possible, the organisation says in a statement.

"During these attacks, we have seen extensive damage at several nuclear sites in Iran, including its uranium conversion and enrichment facilities.

"Our assessment is that there has been some localised radioactive as well as chemical release inside the affected facilities that contained nuclear material – mainly uranium enriched to varying degrees – but there has been no report of increased off-site radiation levels,” Grossi says.