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

[ToddE]

Yes but are the Omanis getting 50% of the revenues? If so, that would be to many percent for doing nothing.

Some Iranian analyst said on X it would be more like 15% for them + IRGC's umbrella over them kinda connecting a crescent from Yemen-Oman-Straight of Hormuz-Iran-Iraq-Lebanon.

I believe some other countries might join this Iranian run Hormuz toll booth ... from PGCC itself.

 

[Bengal71]

Takes days usually for such large wars to die down. Some argue that with mosaic doctrine it will be hard to implement it. Same for the other side. Its not one collective head on any side.

Iran should've demanded total withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon and Gaza.

 

[Bengal71]

Some Iranian analyst said on X it would be more like 15% for them + IRGC's umbrella over them kinda connecting a crescent from Yemen-Oman-Straight of Hormuz-Iran-Iraq-Lebanon.

I believe some other countries might join this Iranian run Hormuz toll booth ... from PGCC itself.

Why give anything to PGCC, I don't understand?

 

[RescueRanger]

Can we allow some ISRAELI on this thread.. since it's a ceasefire... Never know we can get some feedback from some sane Israeli's...
Just for the sake of fairness...

Oh sh&t i know I'm gonna get it however willing to take the heat....

Bro NO, they are not good faith actors and not welcome on Iran thread.


They are not welcome in IRAN thread. I explained this to you in DM. Look at this post from the "Enovy of Peace from Israel"... Look at the date... You know what happened on that day right?

Also note who liked this post.

Touts and charlatans everywhere... Touts and charlatans everywhere brother, munafiq and hypocrites that will have their heads smashed against stones on the day of Judgement ameen.

 

[Beijingwalker]

US, Israel and Iran agree to 2-week ceasefire as Trump pulls back on threats

 

[KAL-EL]

Iran should've demanded total withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon and Gaza.

Well then there certainly wouldn't be a ceasefire then. Not saying that it wouldn't be a good thing, just being realistic.

 

[Zoyou]

 

[ShapurII]

we can get some feedback from some sane Israeli's...
Just for the sake of fairness...

Please stop anthropomorphizing Israelis.

 

[Bengal71]

You got to be hopeful. Iran would not surrender and USA would not back off. USA is arrogant when comes to showing off power.

Based on what I hear, I think USA was looking for out of this conflict but didn't know how. Pakistan save the day.

Let's hope for the best but I don't trust zion mad dogs. They probably not satisfy with the ceasefire and may continue fighting.

I will be happy if USA stays out of it. If zion wants to fight then they should fight alone without USA.

This ceasefire under those terms were doable with the US. Israel is the problem.

 

[Cookie Monster]

They will get a chance to open their missile cities bit where will they get AD in 2 weeks?

Looking ahead(much further)...
...KSA(working alongside Pakistan and possibly Egypt maybe Oman and Yemen too) can beef up its Navy to effectively exert control on both of those sea routes(the eastern route that eventually culminates into the straight of Hormuz and the Red Sea to the west)...to be used as leverage in case it is ever attacked.

This war just showed how important those routes are for much of the world's trade...add to it the route down from the Suez canal into the red sea...and this would force all trade back to the more costly route of going around Africa...at least for European, African, Asian countries...and major disruption to the flow of oil and gas.

 

[vizier]

The reparations that Iran demands far outweighs what qatar and saudis claims. There should be cases opened by Iran as reparations against illagal sanctions imposed by usa previously as well. Unless both damages and sanctions reparations for Iran are not finalised by icj then it is a one sided tool employed by usa and has no binding for anyone. Many of the damages on uae are also drones shot down on the way by uae unlike direct bombing by fighter aircraft-cruise missiles on Iranian sites.

 

[Bengal71]

Well then there certainly wouldn't be a ceasefire then. Not saying that it wouldn't be a good thing, just being realistic.

Then the war should've continued for a few more weeks until the US/Israel felt it was doable. What has been doable today is also unbelievable and is the result of the last one month's war, mind you.

 

[Corax]

The Iranians were in a catch 22, their strategy was a long drawn out war, which the US didn't want, but that would mean giving israel the advantage in what it wanted. The calculus was whether to agree a ceasefire and terminate israeli objectives, or let the US off the hook. In the end it seems the Iranians accepted the ceasefire to create a wedge between the US seeking a quick completion of the conflict, and the israeli demand for further degrading the Iranian government and military.

 

[omegalamba7xl9]

Please stop anthropomorphizing Israelis.

I strictly believe on this ...
" Our enemies are not Jews or Christians but our own ignorance"
Hazrat Ali
His words are to me a command.... Simple
Even he gave a chance... And he is my favorite hero so I have to just follow...

 

[sharreman10]

I was upset yesterday, but as more news about the deal emerges, it seems it's the US that is desperate for a deal. Imagine getting a toll structure approved for the Strait of Hormuz. Well played and gotta thank Pakistan for this.