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

FUB said:
You are retarded and can’t understand Farsi
If you could, here’s the truth of what he says
What the **** did they actually accomplish?
It was all fun and games until the satellite photos were published
It’s funny how we have all these armchair generals spewing their opinions. Not one fucking country had a pair to take these fuckers on .
not only that, Iranians to wiped their ass with them.
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Well to be perfectly fair, there are some armchair generals on the other side of the coin as well
 
KAL-EL said:
Well to be perfectly fair, there are some armchair generals on the other side of the coin as well
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Agree but it seems more like we have a lot of wanna be b action style movie generals on our side kind of cringe lately especially our SECRETARY OF WAR wish they just go back to the old days where people weren’t so over the top idiotic agree or disagree with our past secretary’s and generals none were as cringe worthy as trumps yes “men”
 
Iran's operation to blockade the Strait of Hormuz ended in failure. The impact on the global economy was minimal, and it has not generated any pressure on the United States to stop the war. All that happened was that Iran’s crude oil exports were cut off. The blockade was too incomplete, and it failed to have any real effect because Iran capitulated by agreeing to a ceasefire before Saudi Arabia and the UAE could be targeted. If this continues, Iran will simply collapse due to the disruption of trade. Of course, the Epstein Alliance won’t wait that long; once they’ve fully replenished their stockpiles of weapons and ammunition, they’ll launch a surprise attack on Iran, which has already exposed its weakness.
 
Garcia Sea said:
Iran's operation to blockade the Strait of Hormuz ended in failure. The impact on the global economy was minimal, and it has not generated any pressure on the United States to stop the war. All that happened was that Iran’s crude oil exports were cut off. The blockade was too incomplete, and it failed to have any real effect because Iran capitulated by agreeing to a ceasefire before Saudi Arabia and the UAE could be targeted. If this continues, Iran will simply collapse due to the disruption of trade. Of course, the Epstein Alliance won’t wait that long; once they’ve fully replenished their stockpiles of weapons and ammunition, they’ll launch a surprise attack on Iran, which has already exposed its weakness.
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Garcia Sea said:
Iran's operation to blockade the Strait of Hormuz ended in failure. The impact on the global economy was minimal, and it has not generated any pressure on the United States to stop the war. All that happened was that Iran’s crude oil exports were cut off. The blockade was too incomplete, and it failed to have any real effect because Iran capitulated by agreeing to a ceasefire before Saudi Arabia and the UAE could be targeted. If this continues, Iran will simply collapse due to the disruption of trade. Of course, the Epstein Alliance won’t wait that long; once they’ve fully replenished their stockpiles of weapons and ammunition, they’ll launch a surprise attack on Iran, which has already exposed its weakness.
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Just let it work for a little while
 
Garcia Sea said:
Iran's operation to blockade the Strait of Hormuz ended in failure. The impact on the global economy was minimal, and it has not generated any pressure on the United States to stop the war.
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The average unleaded gas in my area was $2.758 per gallon in February 2026. Today, I paid $4.79 per gallon. Now, go ahead and tell us Iran's strict control on the Strait of Hormuz has no impact on the global economy. If I am paying for $30 more every time I fill my SUV's gas tank, how is that not impacting the remaining $350 million people in America and other 9 billion in the world? The cost of everything, including fertilizers, is going up.

Hormuz crisis pushes up fertilizer costs for Asian farmers – Washington Post

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Garcia Sea said:
All that happened was that Iran’s crude oil exports were cut off. The blockade was too incomplete, and it failed to have any real effect because Iran capitulated by agreeing to a ceasefire before Saudi Arabia and the UAE could be targeted. If this continues, Iran will simply collapse due to the disruption of trade. Of course, the Epstein Alliance won’t wait that long; once they’ve fully replenished their stockpiles of weapons and ammunition, they’ll launch a surprise attack on Iran, which has already exposed its weakness.
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What do you want Iran to do? Perhaps we can then understand where you're coming from.

As it is standing now, Iran repelled the regime change effort and closed the Strait of Hormuz to cause a maximum pain to the world economy, especially the countries that supported the aggression.
 
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Desert said:
so using about 10 liters per day is like 57 dollars daily which is about 1710 dollars monthly , wow.
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$1710 per month is more than what some people pay in rent for a 2 bedroom apartment. For my 4 cylinder car, I usually top off my fuel tank once a week and at $67 per filling my tank, comes to $268 per month. Before this war it was around $38 to fill the tank and hence $152 per month. I have a car that isn't a gas guzzler and gets very good city/highway mileage.

This un-necessary war has caused considerable pain at the fuel pump.
 
Watandar said:
$1710 per month is more than what some people pay in rent for a 2 bedroom apartment. For my 4 cylinder car, I usually top off my fuel tank once a week and at $67 per filling my tank, comes to $268 per month. Before this war it was around $38 to fill the tank and hence $152 per month. I have a car that isn't a gas guzzler and gets very good city/highway mileage.

This un-necessary war has caused considerable pain at the fuel pump.
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you missed commodity massive inflation. Grocery went to high, due to massive inflation.
 
HAIDER said:
you missed commodity massive inflation. Grocery went to high, due to massive inflation.
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Yup, I've been stating the same in the US Respective thread. In spite of the "all things MAGA are great and wins are being stacked left and right", reality says differently. Gasoline is up again in my area. And, as a number of you know, US consumer sentiment, which is a leading indicator, is down.
 
Hassan Al-Somal said:
The average unleaded gas in my area was $2.758 per gallon in February 2026. Today, I paid $4.79 per gallon. Now, go ahead and tell us Iran's strict control on the Strait of Hormuz has no impact on the global economy. If I am paying for $30 more every time I fill my SUV's gas tank, how is that not impacting the remaining $350 million people in America and other 9 billion in the world? The cost of everything, including fertilizers, is going up.

Hormuz crisis pushes up fertilizer costs for Asian farmers – Washington Post

www.iranintl.com www.iranintl.com




What do you want Iran to do? Perhaps we can then understand where you're coming from.

As it is standing now, Iran repelled the regime change effort and closed the Strait of Hormuz to cause a maximum pain to the world economy, especially the countries that supported the aggression.
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American farmers are seeing the same impact as well regarding fertilizer prices.
 
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