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

[Master Chief]

I think Western nations should come out of their coma

this is the issue with them, they never seem to think a Non-White, Non-Christian can wipe the floor with them

when Saladin Ayubi defeated 3 Kings in one go Pope UrBan III died of heart failure because he could never accept a Muslim defeating the Christians

and this results on only one thing, the acceleration of Western decline

We get it you dont want Muslims to control the Holy Lands this is a Crusade but you just dont call it one in case another Saladin comes along , at least be honest

You cant have Jerusalem so next best thing is to give it to the Zionists and that way the barbarian Muslims dont control it, thats as good as its going to get for you

We often mention the hindutva obsession. Those with Crusader emblem tattoos have a similar one.

 

[Aziqbal]

He should learn basic math and some common sense - a typical oil tanker can older upto 3million barrels of oil. 2 x does not add up to 50 million ...

this guy is a evangelical christian not the normal one the extreme one

part of the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches rooted in Calvinist ideology

his Pastor is Douglas Wilson a Pro-Zionist supporter and funder of Israel

the stuff Pete says is not even main stream Evangelical its next level stuff

the stuff he knows when it comes to the 2nd Temple is not even something the average Christian knows

this guy is a proper Crusader creating the environment for the anti-christ

 

[RescueRanger]

It's true based on my facebook feeds. There was a resupply problem due to the constant threat of Iranian drones before the ceasefire. Resupply was intermittent due to an abundance of caution.

Thank you for confirming

 

[RescueRanger]

He should learn basic math and some common sense - a typical oil tanker can older upto 3million barrels of oil. 2 x does not add up to 50 million ...

What do you expect from a person that made ChatGPT write his speech for him?

 

[Himalayan]

How quaint. Her theatrical lament about Pakistan being “sold on the cheap” is touching — but utterly simplistic. She assume Pakistanis are mere pawns to be rented out, when in fact Pakistan have a comprehensive geopolitical calculus that clearly escapes her immaginations. This isn’t desperation; it’s timing. And time, as it happens, is now standing with Pakistan, not against it. So spare us the melodrama about golden palaces and cheap blood. Pakistan is not being sold — it is playing a longer, sharper game than her cartoonish outrage can comprehend.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

I disagree

I don’t think the war will start

And for the first time Pakistan and Iran will come out the big winners

And for the first time inshallah Israel and USA will lose

prayers to your thoughts.

Amen.

 

[Yasser76]

Something is up if Iran can freely fly an A340 over it's skies.....

 

[Taimoor]

How quaint. Her theatrical lament about Pakistan being “sold on the cheap” is touching — but utterly simplistic. She assume Pakistanis are mere pawns to be rented out, when in fact Pakistan have a comprehensive geopolitical calculus that clearly escapes her immaginations. This isn’t desperation; it’s timing. And time, as it happens, is now standing with Pakistan, not against it. So spare us the melodrama about golden palaces and cheap blood. Pakistan is not being sold — it is playing a longer, sharper game than her cartoonish outrage can comprehend.

I am not against Pakistan getting all the limelight , but how confident are you that this will translate into us scoring big and long term economic and trade deals with US/Europe/GCC and even Iran? All I see is big unabetted influx of Indians securing jobs in west. If the benefits of all these efforts does not have trickle down effect at grass root level, its all meaningless.

 

[RescueRanger]

Something is up if Iran can freely fly an A340 over it's skies.....

View attachment 192779

These aircraft belong to a Nigerian Carrier:

They are used by Iran to circumvent crippling sanctions imposed on Iran concerning intl flight restrictions of Iranian officials.

 

[RescueRanger]

I am not against Pakistan getting all the limelight , but how confident are you that this will translate into us scoring big and long term economic and trade deals with US/Europe/GCC and even Iran? All I see is big unabetted influx of Indians securing jobs in west. If the benefits of all these efforts does not have trickle down effect at grass root level, its all meaningless.

thread is not about Pakistan - lets focus on Iran in Iranian thread. Thanks

 

[MH.Yang]

The final ceasefire agreement can actually guess some contents.

Firstly, regarding the content of nuclear weapons. Trump cannot accept terms worse than the Obama agreement, and Iran will definitely make some concessions, at least on the surface. Everyone knows the reason.

Secondly, Iran cannot abandon Hezbollah in Lebanon, and a ceasefire in Israel is a necessary condition.



I think the ceasefire agreement would be like this:

Iran suspends production of 60% enriched uranium and transfers its stockpile to Pakistan. Iran accepts stricter IEAE inspections. The quantity of enriched uranium ranging from 3.67% to 20% and the number of centrifuges will be subject to upper limits. Iran will effectively lose the ability to manufacture nuclear weapons. In exchange, the United States will unfreeze Iran's overseas assets in stages and gradually lift sanctions on non oil sectors. Oil sector sanctions and financial sanctions serve as leverage for the United States to monitor Iran's compliance with the agreement.

On the side of Iran's allies, Iran will symbolically commit to limiting long-range missile aid and stopping attacks on US bases. And the United States will cooperate with Iran to arrange a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon.

In terms of the strait, Iran will promise to open the strait and no longer detain oil tankers. And the United States will promise to stop the so-called 'mine clearance operation'. The toll fee will be put on hold.

 

[Zoyou]

 

[unconventional]

Given the current situation, I pessimistically believe that this war will continue.

On April 15, the U.S. Congress voted on a bill to limit Trump's war powers. The Senate vote result was 47 in favor, 52 against, and one Republican senator abstained, so the bill did not pass.

This is the fourth time the Senate has rejected a bill proposed by Democrats to limit the president's war powers since the U.S. launched military action against Iran at the end of February.

That’s why I used the word “if” and “could” in the opening sentence of my post.

 

[Himalayan]

I am not against Pakistan getting all the limelight , but how confident are you that this will translate into us scoring big and long term economic and trade deals with US/Europe/GCC and even Iran? All I see is big unabetted influx of Indians securing jobs in west. If the benefits of all these efforts does not have trickle down effect at grass root level, its all meaningless.

Pakistan can leverage its military power to balance between the US, Europe, and the Gulf by offering security and transit access to all sides while refusing to fight their wars — turning strategic inconvenience into economic and diplomatic value.

 

[unconventional]

I am not against Pakistan getting all the limelight , but how confident are you that this will translate into us scoring big and long term economic and trade deals with US/Europe/GCC and even Iran? All I see is big unabetted influx of Indians securing jobs in west. If the benefits of all these efforts does not have trickle down effect at grass root level, its all meaningless.

Only the UAE has soured its relations with Pakistan. But UAE-Pakistan relations had soured before the war as well. Pakistan is getting closer to Qatar and the KSA right now.

The UAE has no future now, they are having a mass exodus of expats.