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

BigMela2onin said:
What could go wrong with having your enemy build your infrastructure? Maybe Pakistan should ask India to build theirs.
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You bought spares from Boeing/Airbus when sanctions were relaxed. How do transactional deals become "building infrastructure"?

Second, India has nothing of significance for Pakistan which we cannot get from other countries.

SilentWatch said:
Why? Isn’t Top boss in touch with JD V and FM Iran ?

Tri party ceasefire - Islamabad Accords
1. Stop attacking - all parties
2. Iran controls strait
3. Pakistan backs security via 200K troops up irans bum

Talks for lasting peace in Monal retreat… us and Iran + invites

If acceptable - US downsizes KSA Kuwait and Oman with pakistan or turkey mix of security troops + Jordan shared with US and pakistan ? Irans enriched gas we collect and refine - a link 🔗 of the nuclear value chain for ☢️💣

Isreal lives to fight another day… off ramp

A OP can dream Pak state is still working it’s position

Boosts our logistics market vs UAE -> sending money back best thing we could do

🇮🇱 and 🇵🇰 face off, 🇮🇷 not alone- 🇸🇦 protected 🇺🇸 saves 💰 and 🇻🇮 face off 🇨🇳 properly

🇵🇸 gets faujeets who can actually kick ass closer then Arab armies ✊

If war blows up irani refugees expected via Baloch province - already unstable we save from this

Iran doesn’t becomes next 🇱🇾 🇸🇾 etc…
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Practically, no thanks on #3.
 
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BigMela2onin said:
You trust Trump, who is completely controlled and compromised by the jews to the point that they bombed pistachios so that the rezniks can keep suck California dry, to build Iranian oil and transport infrastructure?
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You trust China and Russia to do so? When they haven’t in 20 years of being awarded contracts?

Have to be a more pragmatic about certain things. Or else it will be 1980s post Iraq war all over again. Riots and protests will start and Iran will be in same position it was with less goodwill of the people.

Assad won the war, but couldn’t revive his economy and his military gave up fighting.
 
Asked whether he would accept Iran charging toll in the Strait of Hormuz after Tehran reopens the channel, Trump suggests the US could be the one charging such tolls.

“Why shouldn’t we? We’re the winner. We won. They are militarily defeated,” he says.

He later appears to back off the idea.

“We have to have a deal that’s acceptable to me, and part of the deal is going to be that we want free traffic of oil and everything else,” he says.

@Immortals
Honestly this guy is so predictable it’s not even funny Iran and Oman are coming up with a toll for countries to pay to use the straits I’m guessing this is going to be big for Iran and for Oman in the long run what was once free to use their territorial waters is now something countries are now going to have to pay up……tomorrow trump will declare victory guessing this is going to be billions of dollars a year for Irans economy
 
The Suez Canal is a primary source of foreign currency for Egypt, with record-breaking revenues reaching $9.4 billion in the fiscal year ending June 2023. However, due to regional security challenges and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, revenues fell significantly in 2024, with some reports indicating a 50% decline or a loss of nearly $800 million per month.

Looked up how much the Egyptians make from the Suez Canal I don’t know the amount of ships go through the straits versus the suez but I would assume Iran and Oman would make a nice chunk of change
 
US Air Force General: Every Iranian who had a small gun was shooting at us

lol

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SaadH said:
Signing any agreement with the Epstein regimes will only delay the inevitable. This is do or die for Iran, make a stand now or die later...
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This will be a Afghanistan 2.0 moment for iran if they listen to you .
 
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The U.S. military's Centurion C-RAM (Counter-Rocket, Artillery, and Mortar) system fires 20mm rounds that cost approximately $27 to $168 per round, depending on the specific round type (such as HEIT-SD) and sourcing. The system fires roughly 4,500 rounds per minute, making a short burst cost thousands of dollars.[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Key Cost Breakdown:
  • Cost per round: $27 (standard) to $168 (specialized).
  • Rate of Fire: 4,500 rounds per minute (75 rounds per second).
  • Typical Engagement: A 1-2 second burst often costs $10,000–$25,000+.
  • Total Capacity: A 1,500-round magazine can be depleted in around 20 seconds, costing roughly $40,000 to over $100,000 in
Imagine this cost American military alone a million or more to operate a day not going to lie pretty cool gun
 
Blain2 said:
You bought spares from Boeing/Airbus when sanctions were relaxed. How do transactional deals become "building infrastructure"?
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The person I replied to was discussing oil and gas contracts for rebuilding and expansion. Essentially handing your enemy a remote to sabotage you at will.
Blain2 said:
Second, India has nothing of significance for Pakistan which we cannot get from other countries.
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Say they did have something Pakistan needed, would it be wise of Pakistan to use India, their sworn enemy, as their source?
 
BigMela2onin said:
The person I replied to was discussing oil and gas contracts for rebuilding and expansion. Essentially handing your enemy a remote to sabotage you at will.

Say they did, would it be wise of Pakistan to get used India, their sworn enemy, as a source?
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As far as Pakistanis are concerned, india is....... :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick:
 
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