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

[Nawnaw1]

Iran's decision makers are thinking and acting strategically while people on this forum can only see the tactics: bruh hit intel bruh.

 

[Yasser76]

Pretty short, curt and damning read of of call between Rubio and poor 'ol laser eyes.
Never seen such terse language against India since end of Cold War

Technical Difficulties

 

[Persian Gulf]

I don't get it why they have still not targeted the INTEL FAB. It is literally their most important strategic asset in their economical sector.

They should have attacked that thing on day 1 when they killed Khamanei.

The site in Kiryat Gat is far outside of Tel Aviv and population centres (easier to hit) and massive

Even 200m CEP will hit something valuable

They also have a site in Haifa if Iran insists on only hitting north Israel for now

 

[Shags101]

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/at-least-1-killed-4-injured-in-idf-strike-targeting-hezbollah-command-center-in-beirut-report/

Looks like Israel is trying to sabotage the signing

 

[Professor Jiang]

Iran's decision makers are thinking and acting strategically while people on this forum can only see the tactics: bruh hit intel bruh.

Araqchi is not a really a decision-maker in this process: he is fulfilling the same function that Zarif did in 2013. The suspicion that many Iranian have stems from Zarif and Rouhani having last time essentially misled parliamentarians (and even Khamenei) on the most fundamental aspects of that deal. In subsequent years, Zarif even tried to deflect criticism from himself once the deal collapsed, and suggest in veiled terms that Khamenei was actually to blame as the final decision-maker.

Ultimately, Araqchi is from the same political circle as Zarif and Rouhani, and has the same political inclinations towards what he sees as 'pragmatism' and technocracy. Time will tell if Mojtaba, like his father, will rely completely on his negotiatiors' interpretation of the MoU or deal, or unwritten commitments made by negotiators. You'd hope the experience of the last few months will have taught him a thing or two though.

 

[BananaRepublic]

Iran's decision makers are thinking and acting strategically while people on this forum can only see the tactics: bruh hit intel bruh.

I call it the Mongol way of thinking.

There’s a reason why the Mongols became a backwater and Chinese became a civilisation.

I think the USA will also be remembered like the Mongols.