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

Master Chief said:
FFS people.

Read the actual tweet.

This draft was prepared by a Pakistani. Even the grammar and syntax are clearly Pakistani-style English. Nobody other than a Pakistani (or plausibly an Indian, but we know that didn't happen because they are busily smashing their typewriters in hysterical rage) would write in this way.

The header was "Pakistani PM draft" to avert any ambiguity from the staff who prepared it. It is plausible and reasonable that other parties saw this draft so messages were co-ordinated and not contradictory. But there is ZERO doubt that a Pakistani staffer of the GoP prepared this.

Folks need to stay focused on the contents of the proposal.

Let Indian media howl about this all they like. They can only really howl these days, nothing more.
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I don’t want to get much into this. I just found it funny. But wouldn’t the title of a draft written by a Pakistani for Pakistan’s PM read «PMs statement on x» rather than «Pakistans PMs statement on x?»
 
I sincerely apologize to laal topi (urf Zaid Hamid sahab) for making fun of him when he said, "Pakistan ki ha aur na mein dunya ke faisle honge." Someone please translate for our brothers. Mazrat ke saat!
 
ety said:
I think the last thing China wants to do is to follow the paths of US, Soviet Union or the British Empire. Each one empire only finds itself to collapse quickly simply because of their over expansion and greed. China has stated repeatedly it has no interest of becoming a global hegemon like the US now. It just will guard its legitimate interests in the world and not to interfere in other countries' business. China will chart its own path not similar to US one.
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Not a global hegemon, but to fulfill the vacuum of the leadership.

Without a stable global leadership, the world is getting wrecked by those crazies.
 
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BigMela2onin said:
Sometimes the best strategist is the impartial observer. We have seen how ceasefires and agreements have turned out in the past for other countries. Libya ended its nuclear program in 2003, Qaddafi was killed less than a decade later and Libya is now plunged into eternal civil war. Syria give up their program in 2009 and collapsed less than 2 decades later. Iraq in 1991 etc. All that's happened now is that clock has started.
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I don't think any 'ceasefire' would be announced by a person like Trump had he not been aware that Iran is not one of those countries you mention.
 
ShapurII said:
Yes, right. The US felt so desperate that it had to surrender to Iran unconditionally and accept Iran's conditions. I'm not sure if we were following the same war.

Launch an all-out ground invasion after destroying Iran's infrastructure?
For the billionth time, without an air force, Iran cannot move its troops airborne. And they were hitting our bridges and railways to stop large troop movements on the ground too. Their small military operation inside Iran taught them that Iran is vulnerable on the ground. Now, if you think they could have done nothing else short of dropping nukes on us, I don't know what to say.
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They already tried in Isfahan and lost a dozen aircraft. You tell me then, if it’s so easy, why aren’t they launching the all-out ground invasion?
 
Just when the blockade was coming into effect, this Ceasefire has been agreed upon - just like when the Rats were rightly being rounded last year, the ceasefire was agreed. All 100s of the ships will now sail through, and this Ceasefire gives US and Isr to rearm. Many reports of interceptors stockpile being down etc.
I'm naturally cautious, but I hope for Iran sake and fellow Muslims, this is the end bloodshed. I'm sceptical but we must hope.
Iran took upon the world's greatest military might head on, with their head held high and heroically fought this war with passion and Fury - without begging or crying. We must take this moment to appreciate their bravery and pride and salute them. Where the likes of Arabs, Pakistan, Russia, China chickened out in front of US, Iran defied the odds and showed us that it can be done - no doubt at a heavy cost, but its possible. Iran will now come out of this much stronger and no doubt a regional power. UAE should definitely be worried going forward.
 
2nd missile launch of night from Iran to Israel as well as missile launch from Yemen
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Meengla said:
Again, as I said above: The 'breather' given by Iran is for only 2 weeks after rejecting the original 6 weeks one. There is certainly significance to that.
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It is 2 weeks as long as everyone behaves themselves


The actual progress here is the very fact for the first time we have gone from diametrically opposed to some type of mutual agreement.


And that's thanks to Pakistan Egypt and Turkey being delusionally optimistic and taking the abuse for it as well.
 
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