Falcon29
Elite Member
If they don't tonight and instead GCC gets pummelled hard, I think we will see Hezbollah slowly withdraw from the conflict.Last night Iran could have sent this message after attacks on pars gas field. A salvo of 50 missiles same time at center of Tel aviv or other significant energy installation would have slightly detter upcoming attacks
Houthi's aren't intervening from their end because of their experience in the past. Particularly during Gaza war time. Why did Houthi's for example fire non stop at Israel during Gaza war but now are silent ?
There were reports they tried to organize joint strikes with Iraqi factions on Israel during Gaza genocide but Iraqi factions rejected the request.
It's possible Iran doesn't have this capability to fire a salvo of 50 missiles at this moment in time. Due to those missiles and launchers being stuck under certain 'missile cities '
But Hezbollah and Houthi's , + Hamas cannot get onboard if GCC is going to be facing brunt of retailation of what are largely Israeli attacks. GCC and Saudi Arabia are weak. We know this but don't say this to their faces to not upset. Essentially Iran would be be bullying them while the real bully gets away with it. At same time Iran maybe wants to trigger a power vacuum in GCC to get attention off of itself.
There's nothing dramatic gonna happen tonight besides continuation of these strikes Israel started during day time. There won't be sudden and rapid US strikes.
The deadline is just to scare Iranians into submission. But the war largely will look the same as every night, for Iranians.
It is complex situation to say the least









