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

[Mero]

West Texas Oil closed highest since 2022 at $105.00. Intraday peak was under $120 a few weeks ago.

Rbob gasoline closed at $3.29 before tax, additives and profits for gas stations. That means 4 dollar gasoline in many areas of the US soon.

 

[Shags101]

Can we assume that are number of people won’t have use of their eardrums for a long while

 

[Immortals]

 

[Shags101]

Has anyone seen @Mr Iran Eye recently?
Dude talked about Qaher-313 and 5th gen Kowsar jet fighters and other bullshit like that. Where is he now? The IRIAF didn't even fight back for 24 hours.

These trolls always disappear when shit hits the fan.

Concur with @Immortals so off the rail with his comments I’m sorry a few people got suckered into his weird posts

 

[Mobius]

 

[Falcon29]

Israeli movements in southern Lebanon.

Mostly going up the coast where they can establish a corridor that's less susceptible to attacks

And from the east going up to the Litani river, hiding by it as cover for their forces, and trying to cut off southern Lebanon from rest of Lebanon

Israeli ground operation is basically and upside down letter U. That's the objective. It is not a well thought out design. They will probably ask US for advice on how to proceed with ground invasion

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IDF is using 226 brigade in this ground assault. With is compromised of 4 divisions. Estimates that each division has 700-1,000 troops.

They're using around 5-7K ground forces in this operation

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

This will help pave the way for countries that under threat of sanctions did not build pipeline infrastructure. A strategic loss...

It was a path to control foreign policies and internal politics of many regions... keeping them divided.
The rule over the waves seems to be diminishing and in land connectivity should come front and center going forward.

 

[Shags101]

IDF is using 226 brigade in this ground assault. With is compromised of 4 divisions. Estimates that each division has 700-1,000 troops.

They're using around 5-7K ground forces in this operation

I’m waiting for Hezbollah to start circling around these guys I can only bet many tunnels and hideouts that the Lebanese army and Israel couldn’t find after over 2 years they still have found all of Gazas tunnels

 

[Immortals]

Another vessel has been struck

 

[Falcon29]

In your opinion, will Lebanese government forces act forcibly against Hezbollah in the foreseeable future? Or will their guns stay holstered?

Latter. They don't stand a chance against Hezbollah.

It is not like 1982 Beirut civil war. Hezbollah is much stronger than other parties in Lebanon today.

I think they also don't mind the aspect of Hezbollah defending their nation as a ground force but they don't want Hezbollah involving in regional conflicts.

Lebanon is probably most best off in able to defend against a large scale ground invasion than surrounding Arab nations.

I would say Lebanon + West Bank (it Jordanian forces entered it, not due to local rebels) + Jordan have best circumstances for repelling Israeli ground invasions

Gaza + Syria + Egypt all have crappy and difficult circumstances and will unfortunately struggle. Gaza cannot fend off an occupation. Egypt cannot defend Sinai, it would lose it. Syria cannot stop Israeli forces from getting to Damascus.

Gaza + Syria + Egypt all would need to pre-empt Israel to have any chances of success in a war. Which is what historically Syria and Egypt would do in 1948+1967+1973

 

[Immortals]

 

[vizier]

Good. Islamic Republic will destroy all oil infraestructure in the región. Trump is barking again. If he does he will be the next inmediate victim.

Yes if oil infra in Kharg island is destroyed they need to say bye to uae oil infrastructure and several others as well depending on if they continue the escalation.

Another option that is circulated around is usa b52 bombing 3 smaller islands which are the Lesser Tunb greater Tunb and Abu Musa islands. Then uae and usa marines landing on those islands giving some symbolic victory for uae.

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/03/28/middleeast/iran-war-strait-hormuz-arch-defense-intl-hnk-dst-ml

These islands are small and far from Iranian shores. Not many personnel can be stationed on those islands and b52 bombing can be severe so a camouflaged bunker network is necessary for the defenders and fiber optic camera network surveillance scattered around the island from those bunkers alerting the Iran main forces to make long range attacks by drones.
Another option that comes to my mind is Iran using shaheed drones in a reusable way to continiously drop anti personnel mines on those islands and return back to Iran recovered by parachute. Even after total bombardment the islands can be mined continiously that way. That would give attrition damage to invaders over time.
Static cameras can also be dropped by shaheed drones like mines on those islands that would transmit target video feed back to Iranian shores. Since they only transmit back to Iran or to Iranian drones flying nearby as comm relays there would be no recievers to jam on the island for usa ew aircraft.

 

[Tom_Cruise]

This seems to be on the money. The US wants to end this misadventure and seizing those islands claimed by UAE will give them leeway in negotiations.

 

[hasssanali8998]

UKMTO: A tanker was struck by a projectile 31 nautical miles northwest of Dubai, causing a fire on board. Authorities are investigating

 

[WildApache]

This idea of the US seizing the enriched uranium in Iran sounds really nutty to me, unless they plan on using some new wunderwaffen

Trump ‘planning high-risk operation to seize Iran’s uranium using US troops’

The American leader claimed Tehran would give the US ‘the nuclear dust’ as part of a peace agreement

www.the-independent.com

Hmmmm

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