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

[ShapurII]

Sharif University, today

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[mangekyo]

The Oil that the Israelis are taking is Azeri oil, not Iraqi oil. The Iraqi oil that goes to Turkey is under the agreement between Turkey and Iraq, if you have an issue, take it up with Baghdad, they are the ones who export it.

The KDP has been mixing Syrian oil with the Iraq oil in the same pipeline, so this isn't a Turkey issue, vis a vis Iran. Turkey itself has issues with that oil, and at times turned it off, to cut off the revenue to PKK aligned smugglers.

That oil is still going to Israel per many reports. The US have their own interests in KRG and Turkish foreign policy is aligned with the US which is why they have to play ball.

 

[hyperman]

PJAK doesn't have official headquarters as a separate entity. They have been active in Qandil mountains and Jasosan heights.

Brother the PKK is based out of Sulamaniyyah. I know, because every few months you will hear of a drone coming and blowing up a car traveling on the highway, and its Turkish drones targetting PKK operatives.

Qandil is their field headquarters, but Sulaymaniyyah is where the political wing and related work takes place, when they need to meet with Allies or foreign intelligence. Thats also where they get PUK resources transferred to them.

 

[ShapurII]

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This one is also from Sharif University. It says Amir Kabir, but that street is next to the dining building of Sharif University and you can see the departments of Software Engineering and Petroleum Engineering when the camera turns left.

 

[hyperman]

That oil is still going to Israel per many reports. The US have their own interests in KRG and Turkish foreign policy is aligned with the US which is why they have to play ball.

Your assessment is wrong.

You can see when you see the Zionist entity barking at Turkey or Lindsey Graham threatening Turkey.

That oil pipeline is based on a Baghdad agreement, Baghdad decides to export the oil, and that oil is mixed with Syrian oil that the PKK smuggled into the KRG.

And it doesn't go to the Israel, atleast its not a significant factor. Israelis get their oil via the Azerbaijan Turkey pipeline, not that they need that either, as Oil is elastic and once it leaves a terminal in Turkey, there is no difference between it and Russian oil or other oil, as its no longer tethered to a pipeline.

 

[hyperman]

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This one is also from Sharif University. It says Amir Kabir, but that street is next to the dining building of Sharif University and you can see the departments of Software Engineering and Petroleum Engineering when the camera turns left.

Why are you posting Pro Israel stuff? lol

 

[ShapurII]

Why are you posting Pro Israel stuff? lol

It is not pro-Israel stuff.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Fence your border.

Why did you never fence your border like Turkey? 99% of the infiltration issues would not exist via that.

Turkey fenced its border, and insurgency plummeted.

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Its a bit late now, but it should have been done years ago.

what is the length of the turkey-iraq border and the Iran-Iraq border?

fencing the border didn't stop Turkey having to invade Iraq and occupy parts of north Iraq

 

[hyperman]

what is the length of the turkey-iraq border and the Iran-Iraq border?

The Turkish border is fenced all around. from Syria to Iraq to Iran. And even i think Armenia and Georgia might be fenced.

Turkey controls mountain passes in Iraq where there isn't a fence possible. And thats in conjunction with the KRG.

 

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[the saint]

And you believe this?

Doesn't matter..if he said this he is even better than all traitors and collaborators with USA

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[Persian Gulf]

The Turkish border is fenced all around. from Syria to Iraq to Iran. And even i think Armenia and Georgia might be fenced.

Turkey controls mountain passes in Iraq where there isn't a fence possible. And thats in conjunction with the KRG.

you didn't answer the question

I'll help you. Iran's border with Iraq is longer than Turkey's borders with Syria, Iraq, and Georgia combined, and in significantly more mountainous terrain.

 

[mangekyo]

Your assessment is wrong.

You can see when you see the Zionist entity barking at Turkey or Lindsey Graham threatening Turkey.

That oil pipeline is based on a Baghdad agreement, Baghdad decides to export the oil, and that oil is mixed with Syrian oil that the PKK smuggled into the KRG.

And it doesn't go to the Israel, atleast its not a significant factor. Israelis get their oil via the Azerbaijan Turkey pipeline, not that they need that either, as Oil is elastic and once it leaves a terminal in Turkey, there is no difference between it and Russian oil or other oil, as its no longer tethered to a pipeline.

So the Iraqis filed a case against Turkey in 2023 for allowing KRG to export oil independently and it was ruled in favor of Iraq. Turkey was in fact illegally sending Iraqi oil to Israel but it stopped in 2023 after they lost the case.

Iraqi-Turkish Oil Arbitration Case - Middle East Policy Council

Policy Briefs Program March 28, 2023 On Thursday, March 23, the International Court of Arbitration ruled that the “Iraqi national oil company SOMO is the only entity authorized to manage oil export operations through the Turkish port of Ceyhan.” Iraq filed a lawsuit against Turkey nine years ago...

mepc.org

Turkey is a NATO member and fully in the American/Israeli sphere of influence. You can deny it all you want, but anyone with half a brain knows Turkey was actively funding and training ISIS, Al-Qaida etc from orders by western intelligence to replace Assad with an Israeli friendly government. There were tons of leaks while it happened, Trump admitted it and it was even in the Epstein files.

 

[Persian Gulf]

So the Iraqis filed a case against Turkey in 2023 for allowing KRG to export oil independently and it was ruled in favor of Iraq. Turkey was in fact illegally sending Iraqi oil to Israel but it stopped in 2023 after they lost the case.

Iraqi-Turkish Oil Arbitration Case - Middle East Policy Council

Policy Briefs Program March 28, 2023 On Thursday, March 23, the International Court of Arbitration ruled that the “Iraqi national oil company SOMO is the only entity authorized to manage oil export operations through the Turkish port of Ceyhan.” Iraq filed a lawsuit against Turkey nine years ago...

mepc.org

Turkey is a NATO member and fully in the American/Israeli sphere of influence. You can deny it all you want, but anyone with half a brain knows Turkey was actively funding and training ISIS, Al-Qaida etc from orders by western intelligence to replace Assad with an Israeli friendly government. There were tons of leaks while it happened, Trump admitted it and it was even in the Epstein files.

lets take the Turkey discussion to another thread please

 

[kastor ville]

If the IRGC really wants to fight this war seriously, then they need to define what are their primary goals in this war, just like the Zionists did so for the 12-Day War.

Iran can't just simply accept a ceasefire just when the enemy who started this war suddenly wants peace negotiations when they're starting to lose a few hundred soldiers after bombings killed thousands of soldiers and civilians inside Iran.

To restore deterrence, Iran needs to define its goals? For example :

1. Internally, Iran may decide not to accept any ceasefire until a major strategic goal has been achieved ( like the sinking of a US Carrier or something)

2. Or Iran won't stop until all US bases are destroyed, or Iran devastates Israel enough to a certain degree

3. Iran needs to totally rout the enemy so much that they won't even think of going to war with Iran again. Treat this as an existential war, in which victory would only be considered if after the war, the enemy becomes so weakened or "learned their lesson" that they have to sign at least a 50-year or 100-year Peace Treaty/Non-Aggression Treaty with Iran to secure the Peace for many decades to come so Iran can rebuild and re-develop peacefully without any chance of this shit happening again.

So, Iran must treat this seriously now and no longer play-play...

This is not an equally matched war....we are fighting for our country's survival....we are not projecting power. The US is not going to be defeated by us....we can only hope to make the war cost prohibitive.
There are indications that both the US and Iran are clearly seeing the cost of this adventure, and they're both having reservations. Which is a good thing.....a diplomatic approach still remains the best way.