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

[Kyussis]

If America dares to attack, we have been waiting for a long time to see the film of their ships sinking . Watching destruction of Jewish towns is also our eternal dream.

Unfortunately, oil wells in the region will burn too

Welcom back. Nice to see you were not killed along with the 80 million Iranians killed by the foreign agents of the Ayatollahs!

 

[Bharatah]

What? 36k people were killed?! How are they justifying this?!!!

Over 36,500 killed in Iran's deadliest massacre, documents reveal

More than 36,500 Iranians were killed by security forces during the January 8-9 crackdown on nationwide protests, making it the deadliest two-day protest massacre in history, according to documents reviewed by Iran International's Editorial Board.

www.iranintl.com

zionist fake news, iran international is a zionist media

 

[tsunset]

I am sure that lack of appetite comes from what might come after such an achievement.

If it's a now or never situation Iran should do it

Otherwise we will witness an Assad 2.0 where Iran does nothing and just surrenders with all the missiles intact and not used

 

[VCheng]

If it's a now or never situation Iran should do it

Otherwise we will witness an Assad 2.0 where Iran does nothing and just surrenders with all the missiles intact and not used

All the more reason for both sides to be able to work it out, I hope.

 

[Bharatah]

There are no protest in Iran since nearly 3 weeks now

In hybrid warfare, that is called a "zombie narrative," and it consists of revisiting an event that went wrong and pretending it's still happening to prevent the initial narrative from disappearing. This is why the mainstream media, internet media, and others continue to pretend there are "protests" in Iran, a "crisis" in Iran, etc.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

I dont think, attack is going to happen, all just a bluff.. only few strikes will take place, if at all anything happens.

nobody wants and afford a bloody wat

CIA has already tested resilience of the regime

 

[tsunset]

I dont think, attack is going to happen, all just a bluff.. only few strikes will take place, if at all anything happens.

nobody wants and afford a bloody wat

CIA has already tested resilience of the regime

IRI is one of the most resilient governments in human history and the most resilient in modern history, it will not go away even after airstrikes, they just don't want to go

 

[hussain0216]

I dont think, attack is going to happen, all just a bluff.. only few strikes will take place, if at all anything happens.

nobody wants and afford a bloody wat

CIA has already tested resilience of the regime

If Iran, was Syria, Venezuela or a bunch of other states

The attack would have happened decades ago


The whole reason it hasn't happened is the risks, consequences and fall outs are simply too much

It could still happen, but the attack can't be some massive, extended, expensive attack that shuts down the entire middle east and other regions

So outside of some performative strikes, what's the point




Because of the risk it's very likely they will push for continued weakening and economic strangulation of Iran to cause unrest

The biggest event will be the death of the ayatollah and he is a very old man, so within the next 10 years Iran has to prepare for the transition and ensure security and try to address the economic and social conditions inside Iran

Iran desperately needs to try and I improve it's relations with the region and build on some positive signs

 

[tsunset]

zionist fake news, iran international is a zionist media

This is real and they presented the undeniable proofs during an UN session

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

If Iran, was Syria, Venezuela or a bunch of other states

The attack would have happened decades ago


The whole reason it hasn't happened is the risks, consequences and fall outs are simply too much

It could still happen, but the attack can't be some massive, extended, expensive attack that shuts down the entire middle east and other regions

So outside of some performative strikes, what's the point




Because of the risk it's very likely they will push for continued weakening and economic strangulation of Iran to cause unrest

The biggest event will be the death of the ayatollah and he is a very old man, so within the next 10 years Iran has to prepare for the transition and ensure security and try to address the economic and social conditions inside Iran

Iran desperately needs to try and I improve it's relations with the region and build on some positive signs

seems the USA does not know, if few ships are hit or carrier is damaged, what to do next!

 

[hussain0216]

seems the USA does not know, if few ships are hit or carrier is damaged, what to do next!

The U.S is a powerful military, the most powerful, so it's right and reasonable to be fearful

But projecting power is difficult

Their is no defendable base the U.S has that Iran can't overwhelm if it wants to


The other option is the carrier groups and they indeed can be used as a floating base to fire missiles at Iran,

But they they are not invulnerable, and are at risk of being overwhelmed by repeated drone and missile strikes

They can't just sail up to Iran and start firing, they need to give Iran space and remain outside of irans anti ship missiles and drones

The U.S and Israel have no easy answers for iran and the region from Pakistan to Saudi to Turkey to Iraq etc are against a attack

All this and domestic and economic fallout and a severe weather front in the U.S, protest's and pressure are all adding up



For Iran, if it can get through another few years, it can then replenish any lost missile stocks
It can build new missiles
Address it's short comings in A.D and Air Force
And hopefully iraq and Syria can address some of their security issues so Israel can't just abuse their air space without consequences

 

[Mehdipersian]

Welcom back. Nice to see you were not killed along with the 80 million Iranians killed by the foreign agents of the Ayatollahs!

But apart from the joke,on January 8th, I came across these innocent protesters by chance.

There were about 100 people with their faces covered and they had swords, Molotov cocktails and guns, and they were destroying the street and burning a mosque.

I immediately drove away from that point. I hope the security forces killed all these infidel terrorists.

 

[Pak-Warrior]

If America dares to attack, we have been waiting for a long time to see the film of their ships sinking . Watching destruction of Jewish towns is also our eternal dream.

Unfortunately, oil wells in the region will burn too

Great! good luck. But why didn't you do that when US B-2 Bombers wiped out nuclear facilities of Iran that Iran had worked on for decades, Iran even complied with intl demands throughout. Iran spent decades on those, spent billions over those and US wiped them off. I wonder what kind of losses Iran inflicted back to US in response then ?

 

[Mehdipersian]

Great! good luck. But why didn't you do that when US B-2 Bombers wiped out nuclear facilities of Iran that Iran had worked on for decades, Iran even complied with intl demands throughout. Iran spent decades on those, spent billions over those and US wiped them off. I wonder what kind of losses Iran inflicted back to US in response then ?

Iran's nuclear facilities are not mock-ups available to the IAEA
The Americans lied about the damage they suffered at Al-Udeid base, as usual. 6 missiles hit the base.

 

[kastor ville]

now the only question is, who really controls the Hormuz?

is it really IR!

It's pretty evident by that message sent. The term "Harshly" is a direct reference to closure of the strait of hormuz.
Now, here's the second problem that I hope does not go unnoticed.... Closure of the strait of hormuz by itself is not enough. That would only lead to 3-5 dollars of barrel of oil rise... That's not a crisis. The closure of the strait in conjunction of bombing UAE gas terminals and the backup pipeline will send the energy markets into a shock...while we're at it, I would hit Bahrain too. That's the message that should be sent to the US.
Oil prices would spike $50- $75 per barrel. And the longer the conflict goes on, the higher the price will climb.... Remember it's winter in Europe
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