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

The critical thing to watch is the price of oil. Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz is like a lion holding the neck of an antelope as its life ebbs away. It will take some time, a week or two maybe, for oil prices to start going up to the point where it starts effecting the world economy. Even the US public will get angry when gas prices go up to $15/20 per gallon.

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They're already there. One is from you, if you click the link.

I'm just trying to highlight here that Iran is not facing any threats from its East (Pakistan - Afghanistan borders) as Pakistan is busy destroying former NATO bases in Afghanistan.
Still please post there
 

You still think no Russian help 😉 @Oscar
That is 100% Russian missile technology.


Thats K-4 IRBM. Evoluted from K-1 which is not terminally guided to K-2/3 which MaRV to K-4 which is a cluster munition carrying PBV. IISS estimates its range to be 3500 KM with 600-700 KG warhead.

ZERO % Russian connection.

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i dont think its as much some kind of Slavic solidarity, but that many of the "oligarchs" of Russia are Jewish.

It's white solidarity that unites them.

Essentially they are all white europeans and unlike Mulsims, white europeans always stick together especially when it comes to non-whites. Most Muslims are either too stupid or naive, perhaps both to realise this reality. I notice a lot of Middle Easterners have a starry-eyed fantasy that the russians will help them. They NEVER do.
 
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[04/03, 09:42] Despite the intensity of the bombing, what stands out is the resilience on the ground — Iranian municipal crews clearing debris with determination, civil defence teams working tirelessly through the dust and smoke, and power generation and transmission systems being restored with remarkable speed. It is a powerful reminder that while destruction can be swift, rebuilding is driven by discipline, organization, and human resolve. Infrastructure can be damaged, but the spirit of a nation — reflected in its workers, engineers, and emergency responders — often proves far more enduring.
[04/03, 09:42] The real question is not about bravery — our people have courage in abundance. The real question is about preparation, discipline, and systems.
 

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