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

[Cicero]

 

[RescueRanger]

@Pakistan Space Agency I appreciate your argument. But you have to see it from an Iranian perspective. To them the Gulf nations who have joint US bases are harbouring a threat to their existence.

It is how we would feel about the BLA or the TTA/TTP.

 

[Pakistani Dragon]

Correction brother. US is not carpet bombing Iran. US hasn't carpet bombed anyone since Vietnam..

Thanks, I have corrected my post.

 

[Reichsmarschall]

Disgusting...



I checked her tiktok id, arabs in comments are supportive of her actions.

 

[RescueRanger]

Thanks, I have corrected my post.

It's okay we hear these words 'carpet bombing' used in media a lot. They don't actually understand what it means. Just how journalists refer to a semi automatic rifle as an 'Assault rifle'.

So it's not your fault

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

The whole coward plan depends on those flying US tankers. If the local bases in the Middle East say no , that air tanker bridge is the only way the US jets can continue operating or even make it back to Europe etc. if only Iran could disrupt this crucial part of the US war effort!

I doubt any military planes are landing in any GCC countries airbases...other than for emergencies...or maybe on covert roads.

 

[EugeneP]

Correction brother. US is not carpet bombing Iran. US hasn't carpet bombed anyone since Vietnam..

If there was carpet bombing, with 5,000 runs, would there be fewer than 2,000 casualties? There would have been at least 20,000. It is among the most precision bombing ever.

 

[mangekyo]

Ah, so it's Iran doing pre-emptive strikes on GCC countries. But despite these pre-emptive strikes, the US is still bombing Iran?

You conveniently dropping the next paragraph shows your true intention here. Go away, shill

 

[hussain0216]

DAY 8. THIS IS GETTING WORSE, NOT BETTER.

Iran's missile and drone numbers from the last 8 days.

Look at the drones. Look carefully.

Ballistic Missiles:
Day 1 — 350
Day 2 — 175
Day 3 — 120
Day 4 — 50
Day 5 — 40
Day 6 — 32
Day 7 — 28
Day 8 — 15

Missiles are slowing down. Good news right?

Wrong. Now look at the drones:

Drone Swarms:
Day 1 — 294
Day 2 — 541
Day 3 — 200
Day 4 — increasing
Day 5 — increasing
Day 6 — increasing
Day 7 — increasing
Day 8 — STILL COMING

Here's what nobody is telling you:

→ Iran is SAVING its missiles
→ It's switching to cheap $20,000 drones instead
→ Each drone costs $20K to make
→ Each interception costs $1-2 MILLION
→ Do the math. Iran spends $20K. You spend $2M to stop it.
→ They can build these forever. Your defense budget can't.

Every single day:
→ More drones launched
→ More defense systems drained
→ More interceptor missiles burned
→ More money gone
→ More cities targeted

This is not a war of firepower.

This is a war of economics.

Iran is bleeding the US and its allies dry — $2 million at a time.

Day 8 and defenses are already thinning.

Day 15 — they could run out.

Day 30 — the skies go unprotected.

This isn't ending.

It's just getting started.

And the worst day hasn't come yet.

It's the same with Yemen

The Yemeni are brave, not the type to wait around

I'm predicting that they are waiting for sign from Iran, when Iran is happy that Israel is low on interceptors to start firing against Israel and close the red sea

 

[mangekyo]

Disgusting...



I checked her tiktok id, arabs in comments are supportive of her actions.

LOL. As if they weren’t already drinking Starbucks.

 

[VCheng]

But you have to see it from an Iranian perspective. To them the Gulf nations who have joint US bases are harbouring a threat to their existence.

Yes, Iran is justified in thinking in such a manner. But the bigger question is how their policies have led them to this point, where they simply do not have any friends in the region, and even globally that are on their side of things.

One against so many is not a good position, geopolitically, no matter how moral and brave and righteous and justified and zealous one might be.

 

[kobra]

 

[Pakistani Dragon]

@Pakistan Space Agency I appreciate your argument. But you have to see it from an Iranian perspective. To them the Gulf nations who have joint US bases are harbouring a threat to their existence.

It is how we would feel about the BLA or the TTA/TTP.

I fully understand the Iranian sentiment behind it and I fully support them.

I am just questioning the logic of dragging every in it, and that too against itself.

In Pakistan, we say Indians infiltrate Pakistan via Iran. We say India finances terror via Afghanistan. We say Afghanistan trains and supports TTP/BLA terrorists, and we also say, Zion is behind supporting India against Pakistan (we can probably expand this list based on conspiracy theories).

So, when Pakistan launches Operation Ghazab lil-Haq, it attacks Afghanistan. It doesn't launch airstrikes on India, Iran and Zion. But here, Iran is just attacking everyone like Saddam Hussain did in 1990-1991.

It feels like Iran sees no hope of winning, so just wants to take everyone down with it.

 

[mangekyo]

Yes, Iran is justified in thinking in such a manner. But the bigger question is how their policies have led them to this point, where they simply do not have any friends in the region, and even globally that are on their side of things.

One against so many is not a good position, geopolitically, no matter how moral and brave and righteous and justified and zealous one might be.

You mean because Iran is the only country in the world who is against Israel.

Nobody would have any problems at all with Iran, if Iran bent over to Israel like the rest of the Muslim world.

 

[kobra]

LOL. As if they weren’t already drinking Starbucks.

Their rulers represent their mind set in most cases.