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Any positive action to stop war and maintain peace deserves respect and support.This ceasefire wont last and there won’t be peace Rogue Israeli will continue striking Lebanon, Iran cannot abandon its ally. Not confident Islamabad can stop this.
Iran should not withdraw from the ceasefire
that will give Israel what they want
then the war will be fought on Israelis terms
and Iran needs to the fight the war on its own terms
As I said Iran has to understand what he's trying to cover that forces his hand!
Everything is financial. The oil prices will instantly hit $120 and bond yields that have dropped 25-30 basis points will climb instantly.
There is systemic risk to his bluster and he knows it... he made his casino deal knowing he was broke but played the banks and investors into backing his project that still went bankrupt.
He's fishing... reading the room.
Few things.
Everyone has congratulated Pakistan, even Kuwait. UAE has been silent.
Pak Mil and ISI have less then 24 hours to assure safety of Iranian delegation. Make no mistake, Israel, India, UAE and some in the US want Islamabad talks to fail.
Next 48 hours os going to be VITAL
It does not matter what you think. Iranians SIGNED up to the ceasefire like the Americans. I am sure they see the pros and cons of it from their side and know better than either you or me.I'm of the opinion that this "ceasefire" is just breathing space for the US and Israel to restock and move assets into the arena then the big show begins in the not-too-distant future. Trump will justify it as "Iran broke the ceasefire". There are numerous air assets being moved east as I write - 12x additional A-10s over the UK earlier and some Navy E-2 Hawkeye's across Spain and Italy (all public knowledge) so join the dots yourselves.
As someone mentioned up-thread, no part of these "Pakistan ceasefire" celebrations solves the Israel problem.
I fail to understand why some Iranians are dissatisfied upon hearing the news of the ceasefire under the Islamabad Accords. Perhaps they are unable to set aside their arrogance and acknowledge Pakistan’s wisdom and capability to achieve such an outcome. Alternatively, they may simply disregard the interests of the Iranian people. Or, they might be Pahlavists who cannot recognize the wisdom of Iran’s current leadership. In my view, Iranians ought to take pride in their country and also show gratitude to Pakistan. At least on this forum.
yeah.. china has to show its willingness to fight or take a stand.China would be a great benefactor, but if it wants to hold on, then it should drop the fear of using force or starting a war; otherwise, it won't be beneficial for China in the long run.
I heard Inida is making a base in Madagascar. Pak can use this excuse to make long range missiles.ll major powers that lack nuclear weapons need to go nuclear if they want to remain independent and safe. Pakistan needs to go for more nukes, develop ICBMs and SLBMs, induct SSBNs, and other military equipment that gives it offensive firepower
Our Iranian and one Jamaican (could be Indian) friends are clearly not happy. It seems they think Pakistan brought the war upon them.Any positive action to stop war and maintain peace deserves respect and support.
Pakistan has merely tried to provide an opportunity for peace, and the choice lies with the Epstein coalition or Iran.
We Chinese have a saying: If you do not respect the face given, then no one will give it again in the future.
If Pakistan's efforts fail, which other country would be suitable to seek a chance for peace?