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



I hate for Iran to be the aggressor, but they really needs to launch a pre-emptive strike at this point. There’s a huge chance Israel is preparing to hit them first, and if they do, it’s going to be another massive wave of decapitation strikes on the leadership and infrastructure.

If Iran wants to stand a chance, they have to act fast and be ready to respond in at least under 30 minutes. I just hope the leadership in Tehran actually realizes what’s at stake and knows what they’re doing.
 


I hate for Iran to be the aggressor, but they really needs to launch a pre-emptive strike at this point. There’s a huge chance Israel is preparing to hit them first, and if they do, it’s going to be another massive wave of decapitation strikes on the leadership and infrastructure.

If Iran wants to stand a chance, they have to act fast and be ready to respond in at least under 30 minutes. I just hope the leadership in Tehran actually realizes what’s at stake and knows what they’re doing.

Some of that is essentially what I've been saying. Iran should have fired 50 ballistic missiles at tel Aviv like they said they were going to do.

Well they didn't say the exact number but they said they were going to massively bombard Israel with ballistic missiles
 
Hate to break it to you but the US isn't leaving the Middle East anytime soon. I know that is your personal wish, but facts don't care about your feelings

I personally wish the US did leave the Middle East
Your Parasitical country is gonna be booted out of the Persian gulf weather you like it or Not.
 


I hate for Iran to be the aggressor, but they really needs to launch a pre-emptive strike at this point. There’s a huge chance Israel is preparing to hit them first, and if they do, it’s going to be another massive wave of decapitation strikes on the leadership and infrastructure.

If Iran wants to stand a chance, they have to act fast and be ready to respond in at least under 30 minutes. I just hope the leadership in Tehran actually realizes what’s at stake and knows what they’re doing.

And what exactly would this pre-emptive strike entail and which targets? What size of missiles? How many missiles would need to be launched to ensure a successful strike knowing that between Israel, the US, Jordan and possibly KSA, upwards of 90% of the missiles would be intercepted? Are you confident Iran has the missiles and more importantly the launchers to launch such a strike?

Would the Houthis be involved or allow them to continue their attacks on KSA? Or perhaps a coordinated strike on KSA to distract it while the Iranian attack is underway?

Are drones factored into this or not?
 
but the US isn't leaving the Middle East anytime soon.

US may not leave completely but the scale at which it was there is no more.

The recent reports says 100s of buildings in US bases are gone. 5th Fleet HQ is done and dusted. So US will spend again time and effort to populate their soldiers so close to Iran ? I don't think so. Secondly, the whole belief-set that if your country has a US base then you are immune to attack is gone in the bin. Now the countries in region knows that US bases are the very reason they are attacked at first place.

So status-quo is already broken. US still can attack Iran any time and anywhere it wants using its carrier fleet and bases in Israel and Jordan but that old heavy presence, hegemony and status quo won't be there anymore.
 
US may not leave completely but the scale at which it was there is no more.

The recent reports says 100s of buildings in US bases are gone. 5th Fleet HQ is done and dusted. So US will spend again time and effort to populate their soldiers so close to Iran ? I don't think so. Secondly, the whole belief-set that if your country has a US base then you are immune to attack is gone in the bin. Now the countries in region knows that US bases are the very reason they are attacked at first place.

So status-quo is already broken. US still can attack Iran any time and anywhere it wants using its carrier fleet and bases in Israel and Jordan but that old heavy presence, hegemony and status quo won't be there anymore.
The fifth fleet is still parked practically across the street . I'd say that's a heavy presence that's not going anywhere anytime soon
 

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