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

[shapurzolaktaf]

“One of the tools used by the Zionist enemy to harm public security, residential areas, and specific parts of the country was the use of civilian drones for military purposes,” Reza Talaei-Nik, spokesperson for the defense ministry, said in a televised interview.

He blamed a lack of legal and structural frameworks governing the drone industry and its use in Iran, saying that a new law passed by Iran’s parliament aims to regulate the drone sector.

“This law will oversee the process of drone manufacturing, their operational system, and their import and export."

“Drone use must be treated like cars, with ownership documents issued by the police and flight permits obtained from the Civil Aviation Organization. The law also defines regulations for domestic drone production,” Talaei-Nik added.

Israeli media previously reported that Mossad had established a drone base inside Iran as part of a broader infiltration operation.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

They were thinking about using drones for checking hijab, but not thinking about how simple drones can be used for terrorist acts. Islamic republic always runs behind the facts, very passive, never preventive/pro-active. They need thousands of deaths before fixing a problem.

 

[delta2]

Without the UN/ NGO's and irani food fuel sadqa, afghani can't survive. That's pretty fukking obvious no?

Our smuggling is down to a trickle now because the USD is not there anymore in Kabul, and we don't want afghani currency for trade no?

You have no idea what's going on........

The US hasn't really left Afghanistan.

How did the Afghanis survive 23 years of 24/7 constant barrage of non-stop bombing, random arrests, daily humiliation and extreme torture? Were the the Irani Mullahs supplying their arch nemesis with fuel during that time? If so, how can the USA deal with Iran now when they could not stop Iranian supplies to Afghanistan?

The USA is a Has Been, it is tired, broken and in pain, hooked on fentanyl. Besides making sub-par weapons to enrich the contractors and boming unarmed famers, goat farms and rice fields, they cannot do anything.

 

[Farhan23]

They were thinking about using drones for checking hijab, but not thinking about how simple drones can be used for terrorist acts. Islamic republic always runs behind the facts, very passive, never preventive/pro-active. They need thousands of deaths before fixing a problem.

The liberals are a danger not so much the foreigners or minorities and imho infileration is at even higher levels. Iran needs to reshuffle the entire leadership and commanders

 

[BigMela2onin]

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They realize if their society is not constantly at war, it will eat itself

 

[The SC]

Two American sources: Iran has made preparations to cloud the Strait of Hormuz

https://t.co/2NGFTtWD5S

 

[the saint]

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[mangekyo]

I recall many saying in this thread that Hezbollah should launch an attack immediately guess what they were right..

The situation for Hezbollah gotten even worse now as their opportunity of window is closing very fast. There might be ceasefire in Gaza as soon as next week and end of war this means Hezbollah has a window of 7 days opportunity.

The Lebanese army had a meeting this week to disarm Hezbollah.. The lesson learned from here is to never accept ceasefires easily with this foe this is what we have learned from this rounds flare up. The worst thing one can do is accept ceasefire prematurelt and Hezbollah fell into that trap.

The same with Iran.. They are both under the Lebanon model.

Look at the Houthis they understand the game as they have nothing to lose like Hamas-PIJ but Hezbollah has nothing to lose in reality by simple refraining from fighting they need to re-enter the war and re-negotiate a new ceasefire that is suitable.

Once all the wars end Hezbollah will look back at this as wasted penalty kick

Plus not to forget they did some significiant damage during the fighting and were doing well despite losing some leaders but they accepted the ceasefire prematurely that was their only mistake.

Why you even keeping Lebanon intact go hard, so the jews also come down hard it would be win-win for them as majority of these masīḥiyy and liberals would have fled.

They do not understand how to hustle or how to benefit from the two fronts and negotiate for better deals.. Lack of hustle but they need to seize on the opportunity

Hezbollah is hated by the Sunnis and Christian’s who want to normalize with Israel. They can’t risk dragging Lebanon into another war or it might face a civil war

 

[Farhan23]

I don’t think so. The Sunnis would have blamed hezbollah for the war and sided with Israel.

Ofcourse not. Look what happened in 2006.. Hezbollah started the war the Sunnis from Tripoli came in the hundred of thousands to fight alongside Hezbollah this lead to Israel´s defeat.

if you do A then B will follow by default and C could be forced to flee and could have lead to a better outcome for Hezbollah

 

[Fatman17]

You buffoon, who is paying these afghani to kill our soldiers? Your daddy?

How do you wage war on a neighboring country without external funding? unless yous got super power protection?

Foolish karachi converted charsi, you just can't see it no?

@Waz @RescueRanger @Fatman17 .........iss ko ban karo yaar.........we can't have buffoons running around here anymore........

Report him

 

[mangekyo]

Ofcourse not. Look what happened in 2006.. Hezbollah started the war the Sunnis from Tripoli came in the hundred of thousands to fight alongside Hezbollah.

Sometimes if you do A then B will follow by default and C could be forced to flee

The world was very different back in 2006

 

[Farhan23]

The world was very different back in 2006

The world is still the same Hezbollah has firm alliance with these in Tripoli.. plus during war times all they have to do is begin and there houses would have come under fire beginning the war.

Nasrullah and his deputy were good leaders but not the third one

 

[mangekyo]

The world is still the same Hezbollah has firm alliance with these in Tripoli.. plus during war times all they have to do is begin and there houses would have come under fire beginning the war.

They aren’t supported by the general population. Its difficult to fight a war without support from the population. There’s also a big chance Al-Qaida from Syria will join and that will drag Turkey in too.

 

[Farhan23]

They aren’t supported by the general population. Its difficult to fight a war without support from the population. There’s also a big chance Al-Qaida from Syria will join and that will drag Turkey in too.

That is not how this works. Syria has got what it wants. Lebanon is a sovereign state. There is no danger of Hezbollah being ambushed if they had started the conflict against Israel it would be a Israel-Lebanese war.

But by sitting by silently the Lebanese army will disarm Hezbollah because they have become surplus to requirement by just sitting there then why you keeping the weapons.

They had to shake the boat and they can still do it before the ceasefire is reached otherwise that ship will sail.

Hezbollah needs to open the front before any ceasefire goes thru..

 

[mangekyo]

That is not how this works. Syria has got what it wants. Lebanon is a sovereign state. There is no danger of Hezbollah being ambushed if they had started the conflict against Israel it would be a Israel-Lebanese war.

But by sitting by silently the Lebanese army will disarm Hezbollah because they have become surplus to requirement by just sitting there then why you keeping the weapons.

They had to shake the boat and they can still do it before the ceasefire is reached otherwise that ship will sail.

Hezbollah needs to open the front before any ceasefire goes thru..

Look, it’s not that simple. Hezbollah can’t just open a big front like you’re saying.

First, they’re politically cornered in Lebanon. Most people there don’t want another war with Israel. The country’s broke, people are furious about the destruction already, and there’s zero appetite for another war.

If Hezbollah drags Lebanon into a massive war against the will of the people, they’re risking their entire position. The idea that the Lebanese Army will disarm them because they’re quiet is wrong, it’s actually if they force Lebanon into war that everyone will turn on them and demand they give up their weapons. It’s all talks now, but if there’s a new war, they’ll make it happen.

And you’re ignoring the bigger regional plan here. The US, Turkey, Israel, and Arab states want to finish off all Iranian-backed groups in the region. There’s a real risk of Turkish backed Al-Qaida joining in against Hezbollah. Turkey controls those groups and they will send them to Lebanon under the cover of «protecting Sunnis»

So Hezbollah knows they’re stuck. Starting a big war means losing their arsenal, getting Lebanon flattened, losing support at home, and facing enemies on multiple fronts. That’s why they’re being cautious.