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The US publicly declared three main objectives for this war:I wouldn't say they are fighting back, firing some drones and BM which mostly do nothing isn't really fighting back for a nation of 100m, and this is with the US and Israel with their hands tied behind their back, Tehran could be flattened tomorrow using conventional weapons let alone nuclear.
The issue with the endgame is...they both hate each other, destruction is the only solution. Unless there was regime change and a change in the people's psyche which seems highly unlikely for either wide. So what are we left with, biannual wars? Iran would definitely use something more extreme if it was in their arsenal and Israel would love to but they know it's a lose lose situation. Until one side is removed then this either escalates, globally, or we see something crazy happen.
Your assessment is spot on.The US publicly declared three main objectives for this war:
1. First and foremost, regime change. Trump explicitly said this on multiple occasions in his interviews.
2. Destruction of Iran's BM and drone capabilities.
3. Accessing the 440 kilograms of 60% HEU in Iran.
They have failed to achieve all of these strategic objectives so far.
So, it is not far from reality to say that Iran has won this war up to this point. The Strait of Hormuz is under the control of Iran. Oil prices are going high and will set new records if this conflict continues for a few more weeks. In my book, that counts as fighting back.
If your enemy hasn't been able to defeat you yet, employing all their available power to do so, then you have fought back successfully.
Clean break doctrine implement 3 decades ago , Israel try kick out every Arab govt from the map of Greater Israel by the supporting of US. A brainchild of Netanyahu.Good
Now he may try to blackmail Satan, who knows ! He might succeed...
Wait a minute you actually gave him that much attention to add his nameYour assessment is spot on.
No need to entertain the nonsense of @albritani who had long been outed as a false flagging pajeeetistani.
That’s my lineIs it unusually quiet?
poor Egypt , whom we gonna fight ? israael or ethiopia (dam problem) or rapid forces militia in sudan on our borders or the militia in libya or nato in mediterranean ?@Desert
Our Egyptian friends just can't catch a break. I wonder whether Sissi and the Egyptian leadership are actually preparing for 'zero hour'.
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