StrategicBear
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YESSS!!! Time to wipe them out, those Zionist-loving Fake Muslims from the Epstein coalition.Time to fuk UAE
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YESSS!!! Time to wipe them out, those Zionist-loving Fake Muslims from the Epstein coalition.Time to fuk UAE
How long can Iran continue ?This will all come down to the strait of Hormuz, if Islamic Republic Iran continues to control that then it wins the war. It doesn’t matter how many bombs criminal Israel and the U.S drop on Iranian cities, that won’t affect the outcome.
Yemen will attack UAE imminently and it will be brutal beyond believe.
Iran must respond immediately to this.
We cannot allow a rule to be established where the USAF, IDF, and UAE can freely attack Iran's civilian infrastructure without facing retaliation.
If IRI do not retaliate courageously now, our nation will be lost.
How long can Iran continue ?
With indutries closed, civil and military infrastructure destroyed, fuel storage sites destroyed, water desalination plants hit , the nation can't survive for long.
Or you want to propagate that Iranian lives don't matter and government must keep on fighting for its own survival?
They will attack UAE relentlessly when the order from Teheran is given.Yemens job will be to shut down the red sea and hit Israel once it's interceptors deplete
It's waiting for the signal from Iran,
Hopefully the Yemen won't be needed, they are brave and their people shouldn't suffer because of the jew scum, but if and when they are they will start firing towards Israel again

How long can Iran continue ?
With indutries closed, civil and military infrastructure destroyed, fuel storage sites destroyed, water desalination plants hit , the nation can't survive for long.
Or you want to propagate that Iranian lives don't matter and government must keep on fighting for its own survival?
Troy would like a word with you.After all, all wars end at the negotiating table sooner or later.