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

[Flotilla]

I think hitting a moving target is far more difficult than hitting a fixed point. These ships can move very fast esp at flank speed. Ballistic missiles are completely useless against moving targets anyway.

Well, Mr Watandar, Irán solved that problem time ago.
The problem if It is you use It against a civilian ships, you will cut It in a half.

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[RescueRanger]

1 of 3 US Navy Blackhawks currently showing up on ADS on ground at Al Minhad Air Base in the UAE.

 

[RescueRanger]

Current overview:

The staging of the aircraft at Tel Aviv means we can expect another strike by CENTCOM.

 

[RescueRanger]

Gulf nations are shitting bricks expecting Iranian attacks against vital infrastructure.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Gulf nations are shitting bricks expecting Iranian attacks against vital infrastructure.

Thanks for those images. Clearly Persian Gulf states are allowing their masters to use both air and land to attack Iran.

 

[VCheng]

They didn't bomb the hospital itself, they bombed a nearby place which caused massive shockwaves and they had to evacuate the hospital as well. Pretty sick, but we must rely on facts not emotions.

Facts are important only to those whose minds are not already made up irreversibly about certain matters. To them, USA will remain the Great Satan.

Good planning used to involve consideration of placing military facilities well away from civilian areas. That worked very well for decades, until increasing density and population growth made that less easy to achieve.

Then, due to the rise of asymmetric warfare in many regions of the world, the militarily weaker side intentionally mingled the two so that, at the very least, losing a military facility to enemy action would provide a useful propaganda source for demonizing the enemy.

That worked very well, until it didn't. What happened in Gaza and the West Bank is a tragic recent example of that change in tactics.

Having said the above, I sincerely hope that civilian casualties are avoided by all sides in the present conflict, and active efforts to reduce and eliminate them remain a priority for all sides involved.

Of course, the best thing to do is to negotiate a final settlement, as soon as can be achieved, to end the war.

 

[VCheng]

Strait of Hormuz belongs to Iran

So the other coastal states to the same body of water have no rights?

Many would vehemently disagree. Making such a claim will simply not work, no matter how often repeated.

 

[RescueRanger]

Gulf nations are shitting bricks expecting Iranian attacks against vital infrastructure.

Kuwait's military has said it is intercepting new incoming fire from Iran.

Just now!

 

[GoatsMilk]

Gulf nations are shitting bricks expecting Iranian attacks against vital infrastructure.

zionists will love seeing this since the more the arabs feel threatened by the persians the easier it is to bring the arabs under the zionist wing.

 

[Meengla]

I would not get too excited. Half the Democrats and every republican except the one who was primaried, voted for the bill. This is what AIPAC's strength on the Hill was before the events of the last few years as well. The Dems who voted no are merely responding to the anti Israel sentiment because of an unpopular Mr Netanyahu in an election year.

Actually, the defeat of the US Spending Bill when a war is going is not something ordinary and analysts have noted that. The NO voters have taken a risk. Also, there is a clear trend among the Democrats to increasingly vote against Israel. In the Gaza War, 19 Dem. Senators voted to block arms sales to Israel. During this war, 38 have done so. And then there are other trends.
You can't just brush aside the opinions of many analysts, of NY Times articles about the changing direction of winds in America as just political expedience. Anyway, wait till a progressive Democrat occupies the office next time.

 

[VCheng]

Gulf nations are shitting bricks expecting Iranian attacks against vital infrastructure.

That is only a natural byproduct of the decades old Iran-against-all the-GCC-States policies that have been practiced in the region.

There is now an increasing sense of the need to solve the problems this has caused once and for all behind the scenes, no matter what words are put out for public consumption.

 

[Flotilla]

That worked very well, until it didn't. What happened in Gaza and the West Bank is a tragic recent example of that change in tactics.

Don't whitewash the reality. There is a plan to decimate and then expel all Gaza population. If you want to kill 500.000 people you can do It bombing hospitals, starving them and just let them slowly die by hunger and diseases.

The inclusion of Israelí Genocidal politics in this campaign just for whitewashing the Genocide makes you hateful. Excuse me.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

So the other coastal states to the same body of water have no rights?

Many would vehemently disagree. Making such a claim will simply not work, no matter how often repeated.

It's the spoil of war. It will belong to whoever is stronger and fights for it.

 

[VCheng]

It's the spoil of war. It will belong to whoever is stronger and fights for it.

Thank you for saying that so clearly. Whomever wins the war gets the spoils. Fair enough for me, too.

 

[Nawnaw1]

So the other coastal states to the same body of water have no rights?

Many would vehemently disagree. Making such a claim will simply not work, no matter how often repeated.

Not when they're fake sheikhdoms and slaves of the west. They don't have rights under the US and won't have them under Iranian leadership in the region. Why is this hard to understand?