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Not likely to happen. The GCC states are not going to allow their livelihoods to be held hostage.International.
Though, Iran is demanding recognition of exclusivity in exchange for ending the war.
You've no knowledge about the region. Iran will fight till the last drop of blood to make it happen and there is no way going back anymore. The GCC is not in a position to decide, they're gamblers like Trump.Not likely to happen. The GCC states are not going to allow their livelihoods to be held hostage.
They have missiles, that's not the issue.if not they should work towards building that capability. Not also that Iran should be coordinating with them to put missiles in that vicinity.
Forget not likely, its not going to happen period. No one would tolerate it, not even those friendly to Iran.Not likely to happen. The GCC states are not going to allow their livelihoods to be held hostage.
That is a legitimate tail code.If this image is legit then this is not extensive damage but a complete write off.
You must not understand the region either. We should form a support group. See post #109,207.Forget not likely, its not going to happen period. No one would tolerate it, not even those friendly to Iran.
Its a bargaining chip.
The US put a maximalist list for peace.
Iran did the same in exchange.
Neither list is actually serious, and its just considered a starting point for talks.
What can the gulf countries even do? They squandered decades into retarded projects instead of building credible militaries.Not likely to happen. The GCC states are not going to allow their livelihoods to be held hostage.
This looks like a drone strike rather than a missile stike.Clearly not a lucky shot.. right through the middle…. This is very strong message for USA if these pedos understand
Exactly. The Iranians are acutely aware that no one will tolerate Iranian control over the Hormuz Strait; not even China or Russia. They also recognize that no one will compensate them for the damage inflicted on their country's infrastructure. These are extreme demands and positions, which are typical in such scenarios. I am quite confident that the Iranian leadership would quickly abandon many of their demands if the US agrees to lift the sanctions. This is a crucial objective for Tehran, and understandably so. The revenue they would generate from freely selling their resources in the global market, along with the influx of investments, far exceeds the total damage incurred from the war so far.Forget not likely, its not going to happen period. No one would tolerate it, not even those friendly to Iran.
Its a bargaining chip.
The US put a maximalist list for peace.
Iran did the same in exchange.
Neither list is actually serious, and its just considered a starting point for talks.