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second wave of the day (first was cluster munitions over Tel Aviv)
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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second wave of the day (first was cluster munitions over Tel Aviv)
Falcon29
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Hakwa Nadro
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absolutely, that is why i mentioned the size of their balls or non existence of a pair. they are hopelessly compromised by their own leadership.
hussain0216
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Too soon
It will indeed happen, but Syria needs to get ready with Turkish and Arab support
Anytime in the next 1-5 years
Unless something has happened
The best thing they can do now is help supply Hezbollah and use similar tactics against Israel occupation forces in Syrian territory through a proxy group for plausible deniability
Keep the Israeli tied up and over stretched
wangdefa
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If you watch this post from the beginning, you will know the reason. As far as I know, there are too many factions within Iran engaged in internal political struggles. Some of their people even want to overthrow the current government and even call for external forces to intervene. When war comes, they are still engaged in political struggles internally. We all know that when internal struggles are intense, someone will always take the risk of bringing in external forces to eliminate political opponents.
Even in times of war, political struggles cannot be stopped. This is the long-term effect of the environment.
Just as it has been so far, Iran has shifted from a campaign of revenge to one of destroying the surrounding oil economies, and even seeks to destroy the economies of all neighboring countries. The direction of the action has changed, with two extreme directions emerging: one side continues the war, while the other seeks negotiations. The two factions are still in internal conflict.
Israel, starting from its invasion of Palestine, evolved from a controlled war to an invasion of neighboring countries. When the situation became uncontrollable, the consequences were severe. In recent years, Israel has been perpetually caught in a cycle of war and public pressure, sinking into a quagmire. Similarly, Iran is currently pushing the situation from a controllable range into an uncontrollable risk zone.
I think Iran's leadership needs a cool head and not to be influenced by ideology.
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Goenitz
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I think due to the vastness and being out of the technology loop (besides the fragile economy and inflation). These things opened up so many vulnerabilities that Tehran is still struggling to counter them. Tehran lacked intelligence exercises/cooperation with the West, which can make a country on par.
Such as a 1999 rocket attack on the US embassy in Pakistan made us realise that the US is surveilling Islamabad through satellite. They themselves gave the photos of the white car travelling from Islamabad to the tribal areas. Then, when we took the US-aid camera system for the parliament live broadcast, it was found to be compromised. Or even in the 2005 earthquake, we were vigilant of foreign aid helicopters' travel patterns and so on.
Remember, Qatar arrested 5-6 Indians spying for Israel, I guess. Now compare that to Iran's span and diversity. There could be many gaps in human and technological intelligence.
I believe we also unfairly blame Tehran for Kalbhushan, as there have been many crevices in their system, and India took advantage of that.
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Hakwa Nadro
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Iran should just put them out of their misery, problem solved.
Goenitz
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Then it is also our mistake that why we didn't diversify or create enough leverage (on Israel or Iran or the US) to counter such a situation.
Hope (that the Gulf will keep progressing and providing the white/blue-collar jobs forever) is not a good strategy.
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Hakwa Nadro
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the israelies have taught their puppies well,talk big and then lobby / blackmail others to do your dirty work
Arabs have similar reservations about Iran using sectarian proxies against them.
Its the holier than thou argument.
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