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

[Falcon29]

IDF positions near Gaza and Lebanon should have been targets since day 1. They will have to disperse and will give Palestinian resistance and Hezbollah fighters a chance to catch them off guard.

IDF is hardly inside of Lebanon. And their presence is dispersed.

In Gaza they're also very dispersed. It would more likely miss and kill innocent Palestinians.

Around Gaza's border there is quite a bit of army infrastructure that can be targeted. Lots of artillery munition depots too.

 

[Eşbah]

Investors still aren’t taking Trump or this conflict seriously

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This is market manipulation, plain and simple. Yet, even the total financial might of the US cannot resist the long-term global pressure exerted by investors.

Any analysis of this ongoing war inevitably returns to one question:

Who can endure longer? US or Iran? I believe it's Iran.

 

[Immortals]

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[Shags101]

IDF positions near Gaza and Lebanon should have been targets since day 1. They will have to disperse and will give Palestinian resistance and Hezbollah fighters a chance to catch them off guard.

Unless those missile have pinpoint extreme accuracy to hit bases all along the Gaza border or bases in Gaza that are not near Palestinians I’d rather not odds are if the Israelis see it not effecting them but killing Palestinians they won’t look up twice.

Bases in Lebanon or even the Israelis bases in the golan 2 different things I definitely think they have better odds on Lebanon if Hezbollah and Iran has been calculating the odds of success

 

[HAIDER]

few months ago,

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[TallarnDesertRaider]

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idk about this one, just looking at the dates in the screenshot they're sprinkled through with sells that went through at the beginning/mid of last week.
Futures in general do seem to be down a bit from the CNN tracker but I'll have to see what I can find in fidelity, I don't usually look at futures

Yeah the little futures tracker in their app shows the same data as CNN. Anything else and I'd need to figure out how to get L2/L3 data. Don't think L3 is available to retail investors unless you have an in...

 

[tsunset]

Reports that the Ukrainian team in UAE has intercepted 99.87% of launched missiles with the indigenous Al-Ukraini anti ballistic missile Quantum beam SAM

 

[Immortals]

Who can endure longer? US or Iran? I believe it's Iran.

Iran has “nothing to lose”, not in the literal sense, but in comparison to its neighbors and the world that has prospered while it has stayed under draconian sanctions.

However, in the last 48 hours the tone from Trump is changing into more and more frustration. And the risk is real that he does something that will shock everyone , including Iran.

Trying to do game theory and the escalation ladder game with a bipolar narcissistic sociopath who cannot admit he is not in control or winning supported by a genocidal maniac in Israel who has wanted this war for 40 years.

 

[ShapurII]

First of all, I am extremely proud of the IRGC for fighting back. To be honest, I didn't expect the Islamic Republic to fight back like they are doing now. I was wrong. I applaud the good soldiers of Iranian Army and the IRGC for fighting the good fight.

@muhammed45 Bro, I've been thinking about you a lot. I hope you're safe. Give them hell.

Secondly, Khamenei died like a hero. He died at his home with his family, not under some bunker.

Thirdly, Iran has an actual chance of winning this war. The question is what will happen next? As soon as the war ends, Iran needs to work on its nuclear deterrence. The Middle East and our relations with our neighbors will never be the same. The ultimate end to the US constant aggressions against Iran is the nuclear option.

@Persian Gulf Keep up the good work, bro. You've been doing a fine job of moderating the forum and updating us. I checked the last pages and you were as active as always. Thank you for that.

 

[Shags101]

IDF is hardly inside of Lebanon. And their presence is dispersed.

In Gaza they're also very dispersed. It would more likely miss and kill innocent Palestinians.

Around Gaza's border there is quite a bit of army infrastructure that can be targeted. Lots of artillery munition depots too.

They have several known outposts even if it’s just to destroy those outposts and Hezbollah or Lebanese in general get video and pictures it would be big hit to Israelis prestige and sense of if they can hit those what’s happening to the places the military isn’t reporting

 

[Falgrine]

Governments supporting war on Iran in some shape or form:

• UAE
• Qatar
• Saudi Arabia
• Bahrain
• Kuwait
• Jordan
• Azerbaijan
• Turkey

Basically the entire Sunni world. And how many protests do you see in those respective countries against this war by the respective civilian populations outside of Turkey? In Pakistan and Iraq they were at the U.S. embassies on the first days of the war.

Sunnis in Pakistan are mostly moderate and have been quite supportive of Iran.
The problem, as aptly identified by @HAIDER in one of posts above is that the ZioArabian family has held the Sunni world a hostage and they emotionally blackmail them whenever their hypocrisy is out on the display.

Like that Zionist Arab threatening Iran with Pakistan Nukes. Look at the audacity of that Son of ***** . Are Pak nukes his father's property?

 

[ShapurII]

Where's @ShapurII ?

Haven't seen him much in this thread since the war started.

I was in Iran and my youngest uncle passed away on the first day of war after they shut down the internet. It was such an unexpected news.

I didn't have access to the internet. I'm surprised that some Iranian members here have been able to get online. The whole nation is in a digital blackout in Iran. I have left Iran at the moment, after staying for Nowruz. I might be less active for a while but I'll try to visit PDF more often.

 

[FUB]

Does anyone have information from Tehran?

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[Falcon29]

They have several known outposts even if it’s just to destroy those outposts and Hezbollah or Lebanese in general get video and pictures it would be big hit to Israelis prestige and sense of if they can hit those what’s happening to the places the military isn’t reporting

Hezbollah is closer and regularly fires at them smaller rockets and mortars, even drones. They have better chance to hit them.

 

[Falcon29]

Does anyone have information from Tehran?

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This looks strangely like downtown Gaza city in 2023