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

[Falcon29]

2,000 targets for a country the size of three Ukraines is nothing.

It isn't. Why begs question why US joined Israel in the opening strike. The Israeli opening strike put US forces at risk as US capacity in region has not been built up for this task.

It's possible Israel knows this and just wants to cause much damage to Iran it can before US announces return to nuclear deal

 

[Samurai]

Well done Yemen....

That's worrisome because what if in case Saudi and Yemen gets into a firing contest, Saudi's invoke their mutual defence agreement with Pakistan to protect their sovereignty?

 

[Falcon29]

Ok,sure.

Just an FYI that Israel hid ALOT of the damage Nasrallah and his leadership did to

Nasrallah was a terrible leader for Hezbollah. And you are a bot that's just interested in propaganda which is why I mostly ignore you these days.

Naim Qassem already showing better leadership than Nasrallah.

 

[NationalistPKDude132]

That's worrisome because what if in case Saudi and Yemen gets into a firing contest, Saudi's invoke their mutual defence agreement with Pakistan to protect their sovereignty?

Dar previously got gurantees from Iran not to hurt Saudi and Saudi is possibly right now the safest in the conflict as only military targets get bombed

100% sure the Aramco bombing was houthis

 

[hussain0216]

I just want to add

It takes Months and months to build up a invasion force

Then you have to have a safe area to build that force up in

You then have to decide how you are bringing troops across, by air, which will take a long long time, or by ship in which case you have to slowly go through the Hormuz

And that doesn't include all the equipment, arms, food and everything else that is needed

And on top of all the above, you have to hope that Iran doesn't bomb the shit out of you whilst your putting together that force


Boots on th ground is not viable


Now special forces, sure maybe

Terrorists or Kurds etc, again possible

Internal riots/protesters, again possible

Iran will have to be ready, but a invasion is out of the question, but Iran should look out for protesters and terrorists and special forces

 

[UndercoverJIX]

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[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

US will have to remain in Middle East

That is not possible. There is no political appetite... the finances aren't there and the sole driver and motivator, zion, is in the can. There are evangelicals... but they're also in for reckoning as Tucker pulled the spotlight on it... People are just not having it.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[NationalistPKDude132]

I just want to add

It takes Months and months to build up a invasion force

Then you have to have a safe area to build that force up in

You then have to decide how you are bringing troops across, by air, which will take a long long time, or by ship in which case you have to slowly go through the Hormuz

And that doesn't include all the equipment, arms, food and everything else that is needed

And on top of all the above, you have to hope that Iran doesn't bomb the shit out of you whilst your putting together that force


Boots on th ground is not viable


Now special forces, sure maybe

Terrorists or Kurds etc, again possible

Internal riots/protesters, again possible

Iran will have to be ready, but a invasion is out of the question, but Iran should look out for protesters and terrorists and special forces

Riots and protests now are not viable and likely will be derailed by counter protests as the invaders have murdered 160 children and it gives Iran massive propaganda value for unity

Special forces only viable option

 

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[Falcon29]

Their middle east structtur got torched lol


Especially the guy who was in charge of bombing Bahrain yeah he was probably launching 24/7 so Bahrain's us infrastructure is probably rubble

Israel is hurting our medium term and long term interests. It's clear Trump admin is compromised by Mossad to an extent.

Despite damage GCC is taking, they still emerge as winner in short term. It depends on how things develop in Iran going forward after a settlement is reached.

If settlement isn't reached it will get bad for the US, GCC, and Iran. Hezbollah is the one mostly inflicting damage on Israel at the moment.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Iran is firing fewer missiles per day.

Should focus fire on smaller set of high impact targets. Forget Israel, it's too far and well protected for now. Destroy all oil/gas infrastructure in the region and hit every ship that even approaches the Strait of Hormuz. this is the only way to cause a global meltdown and end the war.

 

[Fatman17]

“The use of force by the United States and Israel against Iran, and the subsequent retaliation by Iran across the region, undermine international peace and security.”

UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemns military escalation in the Middle East, calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities and de-escalation.

“Failing to do so risks a wider regional conflict with grave consequences for civilians and regional stability. I strongly encourage all parties to return immediately to the negotiating table.”

 

[ThrustVector998]

Iran is firing fewer missiles per day.

I suspect the destruction of their launchers is the root cause, and it will get even lower