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

[Falcon29]

In response to the criminal Israeli aggression that targeted dozens of Lebanese cities and towns and the southern suburbs of Beirut, and within the framework of confronting a new attempt by Israeli enemy soldiers to advance toward the border town of Aytaroun, at 03:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 8, 2026, the mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance targeted a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers at the Malkiyya site opposite the border town of Aytaroun with a guided anti-tank missile, achieving confirmed hits.

 

[Falcon29]

Urgent | Israeli army spokesperson: Our long arms will pursue the successor to the Supreme Leader and everyone the Assembly of Experts tries to appoint.

 

[StrategicBear]

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Why Bahrain and not Israel first?

It wasn't Bahrain that targeted Iran's desalination plant first but the US, so if want to punish Bahrain for hosting US base, why not do it after taking out the plant in Israel first? Israel's plants are more heavily defended by interceptors, so Iran chose the "Easy Target" first?

Oh that reminded me that I once made a post here on this thread where I posted my conversation with ChatGPT asking which is the best between attacking the easy targets first or the hardest targets first in war. It depends on the situation, ChatGPT said, in which if you have overwhelming military strength, go after the enemy's strong points to end the war quickly while weaker forces goes after the easier targets first to build momentum, so I guess in this case as the "Weaker force" IRGC decides to go for the easier Bahrain desalination plant first before the harder targets in Israel......

 

[retaxis]

The Epstein Axis runs the West and will continue to attack countries non stop in this new age of law of the jungle.

Iran is standing by themselves against the entire might of the epstein ruling class of the world. They are nearly infinitely rich and uses the gulf arabs to wash their petrodollars and launch the whole AI gambit. If Iran hits the gulf arabs oil facilities, he is hitting epstein class directly.

 

[StrategicBear]

Urgent | Israeli army spokesperson: Our long arms will pursue the successor to the Supreme Leader and everyone the Assembly of Experts tries to appoint.

Wow Israelis are totally crazy genocidal people. If they love killing so much, IRGC needs to kill every single one of these deranged mass-murderers to protect the Iranian people.

 

[Falcon29]

Target bank data for Israel that IRGC must destroy(High Priority)

1. Desalination plants
2. Power plants to cut off their electricity
3. Oil refineries and depots to cut off fuel supply to their jet fighters
4. Industrial plants making weapons and equipment for their IDF
5. Ammonia Plant at Negev
6. Dimona Nuclear Facility
7. Knesset and other important administrative buildings

They barely have any launchers + missiles left that can reach Israel + Israel has hundreds of interceptors remaining

Israel knowing this is still targeting civilian infrastructure in Iran likely hoping Iran responds against GCC and Saudi Arabia. Israel is trying to hit two birds with one stone, essentially.

 

[StrategicBear]

Urgent | Israeli army spokesperson: Our long arms will pursue the successor to the Supreme Leader and everyone the Assembly of Experts tries to appoint.

Israel's maximalist war goals of wanting to kill every one associated with the Islamic Republic's state institutions is very dangerous. Because this becomes a serious existential fight for the republic with no off-ramps at all, so I totally see Iran Nuking Israel if it gets the BOMB anytime soon if those child-murderers don't cease and desist.

 

[Falcon29]

Trump wants new Iranian leadership to evolve and reach out. Meanwhile Israel wants to kill every replacement even reformists willing to work with the US , presumably to keep the war going :
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Urgent | Israeli army spokesperson: We will not hesitate to target everyone who participates in the meeting to select the new leader.

 

[Haz]

Man is this a common feature of the Iranians? All the Iranians I worked with in Australia, all of them were anti-regime and almost all of them were anti-religion to the point of eating pork.

Naw, don't think its common at all for Iranian expats. I know many here, they are almost all very secular and anti-regime and want it to fall, but none support their country being bombed like this by external powers, aside from one guy who's a monarchist of course.

 

[Falcon29]

 

[SMC]

Man is this a common feature of the Iranians? All the Iranians I worked with in Australia, all of them were anti-regime and almost all of them were anti-religion to the point of eating pork.

It's also not clear how many of these are Iranian or Iranian descent. One thing I've learnt of recently is a lot of Israel bootlickers are pretending to be Iranian to show support that doesn't exist to the same extent it does.

 

[ety]

It’s not that China refuses to cooperate militarily with Iran, but rather that Iran chooses self-reliance.

As for the ongoing wars, what can China actually do? As long as China holds massive amounts of U.S. debt and dollar reserves, a direct military conflict with the United States remains an impossibility.

A number of posters on the forum want China to attack or confront Taiwan militarily to draw in US army in order to "save" or relieve the tension of Iran in the Mideast. That's really unrealistic, I don't think China considers Iran or Venezuela as before is more important than Taiwan to China. Taiwan is a core of core interests to China. China doesn't want to see Taiwan destroyed or damaged seriously and their brothers and sisters on the island bleed badly. Previous Chinese military drills around Taiwan were just to pressure the separatist gov to keep Taiwan from drifting to separation.

 

[Raider 21]

Why Bahrain and not Israel first?

It wasn't Bahrain that targeted Iran's desalination plant first but the US, so if want to punish Bahrain for hosting US base, why not do it after taking out the plant in Israel first? Israel's plants are more heavily defended by interceptors, so Iran chose the "Easy Target" first?

Oh that reminded me that I once made a post here on this thread where I posted my conversation with ChatGPT asking which is the best between attacking the easy targets first or the hardest targets first in war. It depends on the situation, ChatGPT said, in which if you have overwhelming military strength, go after the enemy's strong points to end the war quickly while weaker forces goes after the easier targets first to build momentum, so I guess in this case as the "Weaker force" IRGC decides to go for the easier Bahrain desalination plant first before the harder targets in Israel......

Iran has disliked Bahrain for a very very long time. This is their best opportunity to enhance their Shia vs Sunni aggression they have had. So far the 5th fleet buildings they have been targeting had little to no US personnel. But of course the Iranian intelligence probably knew that.....

 

[StrategicBear]

Trump too states he will only accept leaders he "appoints".

Some Modern-Day Colonizer vibe here. Death to all Colonizers!

 

[Cesur]

Mentally Il people chanting the modern Sig Heil in Vancouver Canada. I hope they all will get their appropriate punishment for eternity.

Feminists, Atheists and possibly some Iranian Jews