Aftermath of the Iran-US war and its effects on proximities

Sorry to break it to you, but it won't just be "poor asian economies" - Western economies have a "Just in time" supply chain.
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Remeber that the leaner the supply chains the more exposed they are to the risk of man-made disasters such as war. Just-In-Time (JIT) systems making supply chains even more exposed.

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Big companies are losing millions of dollars even some case billions due to issues occurred from man-made disasters.

This will have global impact - some vulnerable economies may not recover.
Amazing how many people do not understand this concept.
 
In the end all nations will do what is in their own best strategic interests. Time Pakistanis understood this.
I used to be quite critical of our people at one stage. I now realize they have a very big heart. Almost too big. The diversity means they genuinely do care , in some shape or form, about whats happening to muslims in all other places far more than most muslims countries care.

The problem is , in the context of blockers and drivers, it isnt something evil that blocks the best driver. It is usually some aspired virtue that blocks another virtue which is more relevant to the situation. And any people that do not want to take agency and blam3 and responsibility will always gravitate to the blocking virtue. Unity is fruitless without power. Power is impossible without self preservation. Self preservation is impossible without opportunity cost of what to focus on at this point of time. We need to understand that looking after ourselves is not abandoning others, it is empowering us to rise to the occasion of taking care of others eventually. Flip the order and everyone drowns.
 
Does Pakistan currently have the capability to target non‑stealth aircraft such as U.S. B‑52/B‑1 bombers, AWACS, and aerial refuelers? If these platforms launch long‑range stand‑off weapons from outside our airspace, can the PAF, with its present inventory, realistically engage them? From what I understand, Pakistan operates only about four aerial refuelers, which seems insufficient for sustained long‑range operations. This is a theoretical question: if we are not fully capable today, what systems would need to be procured to achieve this capability?

Similarly, if Pakistan were to attempt targeting and destroying a U.S. aircraft carrier — which is heavily defended by Aegis destroyers, submarines, layered defenses, and carrier air wings — what kind of procurement would be required to develop a credible capability against such a force?
 
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I just got off the phone with a friend, who's now folding up his company and filing for bankruptcy. This was a man who was earning $5 MM in gross revenue per year. Slowly, the business has deteriorated, and revenue has fallen below $500K. With the debt he's accumulated over the years and his inability to service it, this was the last straw.

With already-changing conditions coming our way and this added conflict, the pressure will be too much for many to bear.
 
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war = profit for few and destruction for most.

We are in the End Times after all. Time for nations to prepare hard, most have been neglecting. Pakistan and its people have always bore hard times, may this be easier for them.

The world will never be the same after/during this war in mideast.
The strait blocking the way of ships is the biggest issue at the moment
Everyone may suffer and then gang up on iran when they pissed. Specially friendly countries.
 
Iran needs funds for its domestic needs unless it wants to live in stone age. Iran needs to supply oil to 'some' countries and it seems to be doing that.

The KSA have activated its alternate supply line:


The G7 will tap their strategic oil reserves:


Oil prices have not jumped through the roof:


Let's see what happens.
 
Does Pakistan currently have the capability to target non‑stealth aircraft such as U.S. B‑52/B‑1 bombers, AWACS, and aerial refuelers? If these platforms launch long‑range stand‑off weapons from outside our airspace, can the PAF, with its present inventory, realistically engage them? From what I understand, Pakistan operates only about four aerial refuelers, which seems insufficient for sustained long‑range operations. This is a theoretical question: if we are not fully capable today, what systems would need to be procured to achieve this capability?

Similarly, if Pakistan were to attempt targeting and destroying a U.S. aircraft carrier — which is heavily defended by Aegis destroyers, submarines, layered defenses, and carrier air wings — what kind of procurement would be required to develop a credible capability against such a force?
Are you contemplating an attack on US assets by Pakistan? Have you discussed with the Field Marshal?
 
Fake news. That is a movie cinema and the footage is from 2025.
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Well would you look at that seems old grumpy doom and gloom resuceranger was right again:
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But that's okay, keep clapping for cigars and blasts in a fight we have no dog in (for now). All that will change, and the cacophony of this crescendo will echo in your streets and houses.

"You all haven't seen anything yet".

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funny thing is iran can just keep it closed even if US stops .

only way to make it stop is to send troops
 
Does Pakistan currently have the capability to target non‑stealth aircraft such as U.S. B‑52/B‑1 bombers, AWACS, and aerial refuelers? If these platforms launch long‑range stand‑off weapons from outside our airspace, can the PAF, with its present inventory, realistically engage them? From what I understand, Pakistan operates only about four aerial refuelers, which seems insufficient for sustained long‑range operations. This is a theoretical question: if we are not fully capable today, what systems would need to be procured to achieve this capability?

Similarly, if Pakistan were to attempt targeting and destroying a U.S. aircraft carrier — which is heavily defended by Aegis destroyers, submarines, layered defenses, and carrier air wings — what kind of procurement would be required to develop a credible capability against such a force?
why would we do that , for fucking iran !!
 
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Atleast 1x hit reported in Negev, Israel.
 
Drone attack in Islamabad?




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