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

[RescueRanger]

Because of those rule of law, human rights blah blah bhashans

Those went out of the window long ago.

 

[BeingHuman]

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We’re cooked by signing that defense
agreement

 

[Fatman17]

Anadolu’s Morning Briefing

Top stories:

Trump says Iran war could be ‘short-term excursion’

Around 40 killed in US-Israeli attack on residential blocks in Iran’s capital

Turkish President Erdogan tells Iran that the violation of Türkiye's airspace ‘cannot be excused for any reason’ http://v.aa.com.tr/3857457

 

[pakistaniandproud]

Once an independent nation now a slave.

 

[FHN]

 

[RescueRanger]

Well there you have it. We just lost access to another high res sat image providrr in the ME.

the 14 day timeline is interesting.

 

[Takayoshi]

Once an independent nation now a slave.

As a Japanese citizen, I also don't support the war.

 

[SABRE]

As a Japanese citizen, I also don't support the war.

This is something Japan could have easily distanced itself from. I don't know why the current Japanese government tries to lean so right that it just moves out of its position.

 

[FHN]

Iran is researching the imposition of fees on ships from the United States and its allied nationsAccording to CNN, an Iranian source familiar with the Iranian leadership's strategy revealed that Iran is developing a plan to impose a "security tax" on oil tankers and merchant ships belonging to nations allied with the United States in the Persian Gulf. The source insisted that the Strait of Hormuz is "in a state of closure," even as U.S. President Trump claims it is open.The source stated: "We hold the 'trigger' for global oil prices, and for a long time, the United States will have to wait for our actions to regulate oil prices. Energy prices have become unstable, and we will continue the fight until Trump admits defeat."At present, even if a ceasefire were truly implemented, Iran would likely directly turn the Strait of Hormuz into a revenue-generating project, just like Egypt—and even charge higher fees. Egypt still relies on various forms of U.S. aid, but Iran says, "I've already driven out the U.S. military; if I'm short on cash, I'll start charging fees." Even the Houthis could begin charging fees

 

[Musings]

Balistic trajectory, i think there is no question for Turkey that missiles come from Iran.

Is there are break-up in the command of chain, some Israel engaged commanders firing these missiles. All these not important in the eyes of Türkiye. I think missile was headed to İncirlik Airbase.

If Iran manages to hit a Turkish Military base in Turkey. There will be consequences.

What strategic advantage would it have for Iran? How would it help them poking
Another power and giving them reason to attack Iran? It doesnt make sense IMO bro

 

[Fatman17]

EDITORIAL: Moving to fill a vacuum created by the brutal assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s Assembly of Experts has chosen Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei to fill his father’s position as Iranian supreme leader. The younger Khamenei will be the third holder of the office created after the Islamic Revolution of 1979, with Ruhollah Khomeini being the first.



The position is the most powerful in Iran, bringing together clerical authority and political and ideological leadership. Though Mojtaba Khamenei’s name had been doing the rounds for years as a potential successor to his father, many thought that a dynastic succession would be unlikely in the Islamic Republic, which had overthrown the Pahlavi monarchy. However, all major centres of power have declared their allegiance to the younger Khamenei, perhaps reflecting the need for unity at a time of great peril.

Read more: https://www.dawn.com/news/1980440

 

[RescueRanger]

Weaponised misinformation hurts everyone. This is why trusting social media posts is a bad idea. Example:


This isnt even an oil tanker this ship is called a sand dredger


Save yourself from misinformation. Always double check your source.

 

[Musings]

Chalo usual suspects

anyone spying or massing info on should immediately be given the death sentence

 

[Fatman17]

anyone spying or massing info on should immediately be given the death sentence

I was about to post. Oh well

 

[Flotilla]

That's not just naive, but also dumb.

Canada wasn't with us when we fought Vietnam? And we also attacked their policy back then. Does that mean we "burned" the relationship back then?? I can name you 16 different examples. I mean, how about Germany and France in Iraq? US in the Falklands? How about the UK in Vietnam? The Philippines actually kicked us out of Philippine back in the early 2000s, does that mean they aren't our allies anymore?

If you are stupid enough to think that one war people won't agree with will destroy the relationship, that only means you are stupider than I thought you were.

And you can dislike my comment all you want, that wouldn't change anything.

If you don't understand the difference between criticizing the foreign policy from a friend from threatening with invading him like Canadá or Denmark... Maybe you should live in Arabia Saudí and never vote again, stupid.