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Not sure what I said you disagreed with. You think Russian military technology is not behind that of the US and China ? Or you think Russia is still a superpower when they have to rely on North Korea and Iran to help them out ?It is far to early to say this. They have pushed Ukraine back despite all of NATO help with their technology if anything Russia has gotten strangely stronger then pre-war hence now they have aquired modern day warfare experience.
You know what is funny and I swear i am not trying to be boastful or anything both Ukraine and Russia has ditched armored V´s and tanks even personal carriers and have started to opt for motorbikes a tactic invented in Syria in order to move ground troops much faster under the threat of drones..
Everytime Russia launches an attack their AVs and tanks get exploded by drones hence using fast motorbikes is difficult to deal with for Ukraine breaking thru their lines
Please no bro, please no. We don't want jews anywhere near us.You really think the US is going the accept them?Better send them to India bro! Wallahi the Indians would die of joy
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Sir, End of conflict is coming with immediate ceasefire? or there has been a deal already reached?Hi,
My man---it is done---. It is the end coming very fast---.
Those missiles have nowhere to go---most will stay where they are---.
If Iran keeps fighting it out, the few TELs it has left will run out and the Israelis will keep bombing Iran.The way forward for Iranian regime is to give up nukes and develop good relations with its neighbours instead of acting like India and treating them like subhuman slaves or enemies.
I don’t know about Jordan, they may be complicit but Syrians are not in control of their air space. They haven’t been for many years. And what advantage does a fob have in Golan heights? That area is under Israel control and does not cut distance to Iran in the slightest.Please don't insult my intelligence - I don't know who you are you are some new member here. We have it on good authority Jordanians were rearming the Israelis and the Syrians had allowed the Israelis to establish a FOB near Golan Heights - Quneitra Governorate.
The way forward for Iranian regime is to give up nukes and develop good relations with its neighbours instead of acting like India and treating them like subhuman slaves or enemies.
Who will enforce the 2 state solution? The one who rules the region is Israel, they make the rules. It's all thanks to incompetence and racism of arabs, kemalists and persians that a tiny outpost has conquered their whole region.May be the way forward is 2 state solution
Action has subsided for now.....or information is being so heavily censored we cannot see action and hence comment!Notice the forum is not moving as fast as before..
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What advantage does a FOB offer? Tactical responsiveness... Simple! The force that can squeeze out the most tactical advantage over its enemy in a dynamic engagement wins.what advantage does a fob have in Golan heights? That area is under Israel control and does not cut distance to Iran in the slightest.
Iran’s leadership doesn’t understand they can’t dangle their nuclear program as leverage anymore, they are in a state of war for their survival. The war has already started.Iran says parliament is preparing bill to leave nuclear non-proliferation treaty
By Reuters
June 16, 20254:41 AM CDTUpdated 18 hours ago
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DUBAI, June 16 (Reuters) - Iranian parliamentarians are preparing a bill that could push Tehran toward exiting the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the foreign ministry said on Monday, while reiterating Tehran's official stance against developing nuclear weapons.
"In light of recent developments, we will take an appropriate decision. Government has to enforce parliament bills but such a proposal is just being prepared and we will coordinate in the later stages with parliament," the ministry's spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said, when asked at a press conference about Tehran potentially leaving the NPT.
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The NPT, which Iran ratified in 1970, guarantees countries the right to pursue civilian nuclear power in return for requiring them to forego atomic weapons and cooperate with the U.N. nuclear watchdog, the IAEA.
Israel began bombing, opens new tab Iran last week, saying Tehran was on the verge of building a nuclear bomb. Iran has always said its nuclear programme is peaceful, although the IAEA declared last week that Tehran was in violation of its NPT obligations.
President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated on Monday that nuclear weapons were against a religious edict by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Iran's state media said that no decision on quitting the NPT had yet been made by parliament, while a parliamentarian said that the proposal was at the initial stages of the legal process.
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Baghaei said that developments such as Israel's attack "naturally affect the strategic decisions of the state," noting that Israel's attack had followed the IAEA resolution, which he suggested was to blame.
"Those voting for the resolution prepared the ground for the attack," Baghaei said.
Israel, which never joined the NPT, is widely assumed by regional governments to possess nuclear weapons, although it does not confirm or deny this.
"The Zionist regime is the only possessor of weapons of mass destruction in the region," Baghaei said.
Reporting by Dubai newsroom, Editing by William Maclean and Peter Graff
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