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

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No plane approaching Dubai Airport since last 2 hours. Through, it will be a regular 'UAE intercepted everything' update as usual.

 

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[Eşbah]

Yeah, I do remember some of the military actions that Obama took. But declaring all-out war on another country? I can't remember any.

Trump declared war on Iran, attempted regime change and is discussing sending troops to Iran for invasion. I cannot remember anything remotely similar to this done by Obama.

Why should the same people who opted twice in favour of Israel and Trump suddenly vote against the war on Iran in a third voting?

 

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His entire vocabulary consists of 50 words. B Brain

 

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[MH.Yang]

Iran has shown it prioritizes sovereignty and justice over the number of states calling for its capitulation. Whether two hundred or two hundred and one makes little difference from Iran's perspective. Moreover, this number is likely exaggerated in light of recent events. When a nuclear armed nation cautions a historically rooted state like Iran against pursuing similar capabilities, it raises questions about the consistency and intent behind that stance.

At this point a ground invasion seems imminent, making hypotheticals about nuclear deterrence largely irrelevant.

Major powers tend to act expediently, if not opportunistically. This is well understood in Tehran. As a result, any support extended to Iran is understood to be driven by the interests of these allies (perhaps more accurately described as strategic partners) rather than by principle or goodwill.

Let's use deconstruction to analyze this problem.
Iran is facing invasions from Israel and the United States, with a focus on the United States. Without the United States, Israel would soon be destroyed.
Don't try to sow discord between the United States and Israel. The alliance between the two countries appears to be between Jews and evangelical Christians, but the real relationship is actually the underlying operating law of capital.
So the core of Iran's problem lies with the United States. Where is the core of the problem in the United States? First of all, don't be fooled by the military strength of the United States. In fact, the military strength of the United States has long been eroded to the point where it is not the biggest threat. The financial strength of the United States is actually rapidly deteriorating, and it is no longer as strong as it appears. The true strength of the United States lies in the procedural justice it has brought to maintaining international order for decades, the supporters it gained by defeating the USSR, and its numerous allies.
And all of this is something Iran has a chance to destroy. As long as the United States loses its legitimacy and allies in maintaining international order, stronger countries will immediately attack and defeat it.
Now it is the United States and Israel that have provoked the Iran War, and the United States also supports Israel's genocide against Palestine. Global public opinion is blaming these two countries. The frequent occurrence of a 200:2 voting result in the United Nations is proof. At this time, Iran's blockade of the strait is for survival and to resist aggression. It is a just act that can be understood and accepted by the world. So now the anger of people around the world towards economic damage is directed towards the United States and Israel. If Iran only needs to continue the war and prolong the blockade of the strait, then the soft power and international influence of the United States will continue to be damaged. This is the real blow to the core power of the United States.

 

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Iran became the first nation in the world to strike and disable the Ford .
The fire in the kitchen and 14 months of repair doesn’t add up . Big Orange orangutan admitted it as well .

 

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Fucking cowards

 

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