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

[Falcon29]

Iran should have prepared over last two years for this scenario. It seems to have taken the threats seriously ever since Trump ultimatum, but that wasn't enough time to prepare.

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[Tijani]

Don’t be crazy. As long as Khamenei denies us nukes, we are toast.

I don't believe I'm more crazy than your normal person. Maybe just slightly but that's OK. We're not lost without nukes but just in case the situation would require it then nukes are not a issue for Iran to acquire. Calm down and stop panicking! It's only been a few days or conflict.

 

[brazensword]

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US is not to be trusted in any way.

 

[Pak-Warrior]

Israel spent around 1-2 billion USD a day, direct costs approaching 1 billion USD a day!

Perhaps more. It could be only the cost of interceptors, strike weapons.
War has other costs attached to it
Israeli businesses, schools are closed.
They have to rush to bunkers for even 5 missile launches
Airports are largely closed
Economy is shut
Its not sustainable.

That makes no sense. In order to overcome the Iron Dome Iran needs to shoot large barrage of missiles of at least 200 missiles a day to hit critical infrastructure in order to even compete with damage Israel is causing Iran. Iran needs to establish deterrence, right now its nowhere near that.

Iran cannot fire 200 missiles a day. Iran has limited supply. Keep firing 5 to 15 missiles every day for as long as it takes OR for the whole of the war duration is better then exhausting your entire arsenal in first few days. These launches has kept entire Israeli population and economy in a bunker bound lockdown. Its not a sprint anymore. War has entered in a Marathon. Iran can win this, if it takes all the blows and still keep standing and keep hitting back even at much less scale.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Depends on how long the war lasts and how much damage Iran causes. If it drags on and US casualties rise, there will be a huge backlash and his Maga base will turn on him.

We should make it a hybrid, regional + long war.

 

[Brutal.]

What will happen is that we will prevail brother In sha Allah! Have no doubt! Keep the faith and be content with whatever comes our way. I'll be consistent in my belief and die happily with them!

I do not know much about Ayatollah khamenei. Only in this recent war I have started listening to him. I like the guy. I hope people of Iran stand strong with him and fail the zionist agenda. They have controlled a lot of stable muslim countries by turning the people against their strong rulers. Once their objectives are achieved, they own whats left of the miserably weak country. We do not want this to happen to Iran. I dont know why some people of Iran hate Khamenei but trust me if the zionists succeed in taking him out, you will wish for a ruler like him for decades.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

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[Whirling_dervesh]

Israel spent around 1-2 billion USD a day, direct costs approaching 1 billion USD a day! I didnt add up cost of damages, economy, missing tourism etc.

American taxpayers will foot the bill

 

[ghazi52]

'Where should people go?' Iranians question evacuation warnings
BBC​

Last night, Donald Trump warned that "everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran" shortly after Israel issued an evacuation warning for north-eastern parts of the city.

The BBC Persian has been speaking to civilians for their reaction to the US president's warning made on social media.

"What do they mean by 'evacuate the city immediately'? Is that even possible?" one resident asked.

"What are they supposed to leave with? Where should they go? How should they get there?... What kind of nonsense are you saying?"

Another resident said she hasn't heard her parents' voices for three days. "Every time there’s an attack, which we hear about, it feels like life and death, because my dad has no access to the internet, and my mom’s internet is completely cut off."

One medical student in Europe said: "The worry about our families’ safety is what’s killing us...If Iran’s airspace wasn’t closed, many of us would have already returned by now."

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Perhaps more. It could be only the cost of interceptors, strike weapons.
War has other costs attached to it
Israeli businesses, schools are closed.
They have to rush to bunkers for even 5 missile launches
Airports are largely closed
Economy is shut
Its not sustainable.



Iran cannot fire 200 missiles a day. Iran has limited supply. Keep firing 5 to 15 missiles every day for as long as it takes OR for the whole of the war duration is better then exhausting your entire arsenal in first few days. These launches has kept entire Israeli population and economy in a bunker bound lockdown. Its not a sprint anymore. War has entered in a Marathon. Iran can win this, if it takes all the blows and still keep standing and keep hitting back even at much less scale.

Our society is more adjusted to long war than theirs. They are more sensitive and hurt by long wars.

 

[Tijani]

Are you saying there is no war going on?

Please read my post instead of asking me a nonsensical question. I said what I said. Maybe some reading comprehension required from your side?

 

[brazensword]

I don't believe I'm more crazy than your normal person. Maybe just slightly but that's OK. We're not lost without nukes but just in case the situation would require it then nukes are not a issue for Iran to acquire. Calm down and stop panicking! It's only been a few days or conflict.

Pakistan having nukes is a good policy. We will launch EVERYTHING if our survival is at stake. Enemy will eat a lot of nukes. We will be gone, they will be too. We will make sure nothing grows on land for the next 10,000 years.

 

[ghazi52]

Police inspecting crater at bus depot hit by Iranian strike​

Ione Wells
BBC Reporting from Herzliya

This is the bus depot that was hit this morning in Herzliya, a touristy coastal city near Tel Aviv.

Many buses are smashed and one is totally burned. There were no casualties here.

People I’ve spoken to in other areas of Herzliya reported hearing a loud boom and seeing plumes of smoke.

We’ve got a pretty good idea from the location of the strike what the target was, but censorship rules mean we cannot broadcast that.

Those rules, issued by Israel yesterday, prohibit the media from publishing details that "could aid the enemy", particularly regarding strike locations near military or security sites.

Image caption,

This is the hole where the missile hit, which police are inspecting. It’s about five metres or so deep

 

[Thinking]

Zionia is surrounded by a sea of muslims and their people will be stabbed to death if they ever travel to egypt or other muslim arab people. It's an open prison/colony without any sympathy or change of reaching out to neighbouring nations and communities. The genocide is filmed in modern era, it can't be denied. This will be the demise of Zionia.

The implant is dependent on 2 things for their survival:
- US funded dictators (expensive, paid by US taxpayers), for example Jordan and Egypt.

- In the near future they'll need Brahmans to work as slaves because jews are chosen ones and you are servants of british/colonial powers. Why brahmans you ask me? The israelis heard from ISI that all other Indians will turn the streets of tel-aviv into a big open toilet if they're not controlled/chained.

That was suppose to make sense, right?

 

[ghazi52]

Iranian leadership is facing criticism from its citizens online
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Jiyar Gol
BBC Persian

Many people in Iran see not this as the people's war, but the regime's war.

We are seeing many people, despite restrictions in Iran, saying they are against the regime.

That doesn't mean they support Netanyahu, but they are so fed up with the regime that they want it to disappear.

The Iranian intelligence services have been arresting people for posting jokes about the weakening of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

One person in Tehran told me his 14-year-old boy was taken for questioning simply for posting meme on social media, and his father had to go and beg them to release him.

That's the kind of environment in Iran right now.

In addition to military targets, Israel has been trying to weaken the Iranian security services which play a pivotal role in supressing unrest and protest.