MS Sandhu
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Let's not go there.The Iranians have a deep history of power and empire.
History can't save Iran.
Contrarily, it's enemies are just a century old or two.
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Let's not go there.The Iranians have a deep history of power and empire.
What's the point of negotiations with such a state and people?
But the question was, what is the valid framing of American or Israeli demands?What each side would be willing to willing to negotiate on will depend on who, if anyone, is able to gain the upper hand to be able to negotiate from a position of strength. That is all war does - to give one's side a stronger position at the table.
Whether that strength is with Iran or USA remains to be seen, and hence too early to talk about what each side may or may not be willing to accept.
I never said it would save them, I said that it will dominate the mindset of Iran and IraniansLet's not go there.
History can't save Iran.
Contrarily, it's enemies are just a century old or two.
Then why are you wasting the bandwidth?That is a question for the parties to the conflict to answer.
The issue is that the supplies worldwide are running low to start off with. There is also the ongoing war in Ukraine that needs them as well.
You cannot get what is not immediately available.
Iran has no path to survival other than establishing a war leadership system through national mobilization and a strong government, becoming a military state like Yemen.
Pursuing economic growth without establishing security is meaningless; it will all be blown away by bombing and end.
Establishing security comes first, then the economy.
Iran got this sequence wrong and ended up in an irreversible situation.
Neither North Korea nor Pakistan made this mistake in sequence.
Iran must follow Yemen and North Korea's example, dig underground tunnels beneath cities, relocate hospitals, schools, and factories underground, and fortify the entire nation.
Both the GCC and the United States fear most that a combat ready nation like Yemen, reborn as Iran, will reign over the Strait of Hormuz as an eternal enemy.
Therefore, only when Iran resolutely advances its project to transform into a military state will they seriously consider genuine negotiations to stop it.
In my opinion, bringing Israel and usa to the negotiating table means Iran has achieved something. Of course they need some guarantors who matters to be present on that negotiating table for outcomes and agreements to hold.We can but wait and see. Both sides know this war cannot last for too long, and will eventually need to come to the negotiating table, sooner or later.
93 , 193 or even 1093 million
That doesn't matter.
What matters most is their industrial backbone to mount destruction on enemy while having the capacity to absorb the same from enemy.
Iran neither has the capability to bring the proportional fire power to battlefield nor the capacity to absorb that firepower of enemy.
For enemies, it's a war of choice
For Iran, in just 8 days, it has become a war of survival.
So again at this rate, in my assessment, Iran will have to make compromises in a month or two.
That and bombing Tel Aviv. Make Israelis rebel against their pedophile leader.But, the question is, does USA need to do more than 200 strikes per day to exert a sustained amount of military pressure on Tehran? Those 200 strikes per day may be sufficient to cripple infrastructure, oil supply chains etc.
I am only speculating of course. I just see no reason to assume USA's supply chain for munitions is somehow compromised. Other nations from around the world have also been summoned to supply munitions to fill any supply chain gaps, which would have been expected.
Hormuz Strait blockade remains Iran's best strategy to harm its enemy economically.
That is a general statement that applies to everybody who allows hatred to flourish, no matter who, since hatred only destroys the hater by disallowing rationality and logic.
No matter who it is.
what is there for China to do?? Iran is fighting remarkably well right now. So far none of US strategic goals have been achieved
this war is poised to become another big L for Trump 2.0. way bigger than Doge and tariffs I'd say