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

[Immortals]

Really do you think Irán needs right now humanitarian help?.
Islamic Republic needs intelligence information, targetting real time and post-strike intelligence an so on...

The one that is sending humanitarian help probably it is because they won´t share military info, while others do.

I can understand your frustration, hell... everybody in this forum it is in the side of Irán, but IMO I think China cannot be blame of not helping at all.

You are naive thinking China is doing anything for Iran right now. Sure some intelligence sharing and maybe a few satellite photos. But that’s it.

And yes Humanitarian aid is needed by any country willing to supply, many of our hospitals and civilian infrastructure has been hit. Before the war, 40% of the population lived in poverty.

So yes humanitarian aid shipments are a basic decency expected of neighbors and allied countries.

Tired of all the people on here who kiss Xi’s ass 24/7, who have never set one foot in China.

 

[FUB]

 

[FHN]

https://www.moneycontrol.com/world/gulf-economies-at-risk-of-worst-slump-since-1990s-on-iran-war-article-13860984.html/amp

 

[FUB]

 

[Immortals]

It was extremely heartless and irresponsible for President Trump to have left the US servicemen in the American bases in Iraq and just about elsewhere in the Middle East to launch this war without evacuating the bases totally.

There is actually very little servicemen left in Iraq, most withdrew last year. The ones left are to protect the Green Zone and the Kurds in Erbil.

Or else there would be hundreds of casualties if there was still a significant troop presence in Iraq.

 

[FHN]

 

[FUB]

 

[r3alist]

Fighting talk here

 

[Ravenman]

Incorrect.

First country was Turkey, landbased cargo with medicines through the border.

 

[tsunset]

 

[FUB]

Freedom

 

[lightning f57]

Iran says Russia and China providing ‘military cooperation’​

 

[FHN]

 

[Ibbi32]

If PMF can kill even 20-30 more soldiers in iraq they might have to completely withdraw

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Yes, Chahabar port and the strategic Jask Oil terminal. Some (likely bombed) naval bases.

Also hundreds of tunnels and bunkers and small underground operating bases built anticipating US Navy attempting to storm Iran from the sea. CMs, drones, speedboats, torpedos, unmanned suicide boats and USVs. all stored in these areas leading all the way up to Hormuz.

In early 2000s the concern was that an U.S. land invasion would come from Iraqi border and Afghan border in a dual simultaneous attack. But as U.S. forces reduced their footprint in those coming decades the focus shifted back to hardening the coastline.

A beachhead at Gulf of Oman coastline is still their only option —but it will be bloody and expensive for both sides.

I don't disagree with you. Iran has had 40 years.