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

[Meengla]

Did everyone notice in that 'viral' video made by an Iranian poet where the Pakistani Army Chief is praised that there are the images of Modi hugging Netanyahu just before this war on Iran was launched? The video had 'Dushman' (Enemy) to describe that image.
I can't believe how stupid Indian foreign policy has become.

Starting this part of the video: 'Dushman'

 

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[ShapurII]

Iranian media: Pakistan's Gwadar ports and Oman's ports can serve as suitable alternatives to the UAE, which has proven its enmity in this war with Iran

I am surprised we hadn't replaced the Emirates with Oman earlier.

Oman has proven to be a friendly country towards Iran times and times again. They have passed the test of time. We have had 60 years of close brotherly friendship, and Oman has been always balancing their relations with the USA and Iran after the revolution.

On the other hand, the Emirates held the investments of Iranians after the Dubai housing crash in 2009 and recently, has openly questioned our sovereignty and ownership of the three islands, and has never missed a chance to undermine our national security and territorial integrity.

 

[aurelianpilled]

Exclusive: Iran negotiators, citing possible Israeli attack, got Pakistan escort home from peace talks

PAF escorted the Iranian delegation on their journey back to Iran using 20+ jets and a Saab 2000 Erieye

• Escort was provided after discussions on Israeli threat, sources say
• Pakistan deployed some 20 jets, AWACS for mission, sources say
• Air force used its top jet, Chinese-made J-10, source says
• Similar escort could be provided for next round, source says

 

[Ali_Baba]

Finally, some good news for India. two European countries with no direct involvement in the affair invite India to possibly have some involvement in the conflict when it is over....View attachment 192792

The problem with any "post" war martime patrolling is that it is entirely pointless. The moment Iran says, it is closed, it will be closed. It is not like these countries are going to fight Iran to keep it open.

 

[Persian Gulf]

I am surprised we hadn't replaced the Emirates with Oman earlier.

Oman has proven to be a friendly country towards Iran times and times again. They have passed the test of time. We have had 60 years of close brotherly friendship, and Oman has been always balancing their relations with the USA and Iran after the revolution.

On the other hand, the Emirates held the investments of Iranians after the Dubai housing crash in 2009 and recently, has openly questioned our sovereignty and ownership of the three islands, and has never missed a chance to undermine our national security and territorial integrity.

A lot of Iranians live in UAE and we import a lot of goods from there

 

[Meengla]

The ceasefire in Lebanon is a blow to Netanyahu and was only conceded after Iran's hardline on Lebanon. Given that development and given that the Americans/Israelis could have re-armed themselves regardless of a ceasefire or not, I think the Americans really want out. Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir, who is credible, said that the Americans 'begged' the Pakistanis to intervene to stop this war.

Pakistanis certainly have the best information available being not only present during the recent Islamabad Talks in the same room but also exchanging messages and probably leaning upon various parties to be flexible: The Lebanon ceasefire is an example of that and Iran's Ghalibaf has even thanked Pakistan over that.

I think a more durable peace is coming up but I am hoping for a Grand Peace.

 

[Meengla]

The problem with any "post" war martime patrolling is that it is entirely pointless. The moment Iran says, it is closed, it will be closed. It is not like these countries are going to fight Iran to keep it open.

Right. And it is a strategic gain for Iran at least in short or medium term. Even the Americans won't be able to invade, deploy troops, and hold onto the Strait minus a total defeat of Iran but that defeat would require either a massive, extremely costly invasion or the use of many nukes to engineer a 'regime change' in Iran.
The Strait is now Iran's for all practical purposes.

 

[VCheng]

Please enlighten us based on the current development of events, Iran US performance so far, and most likely outcome based on the capabilities demonstrated and not revealed so far.

Thus far, both sides are claiming great successes, and both sides are only partly correct, IMO based on the capabilities demonstrated. What capabilities have not been revealed thus far are impossible for me to opine on, but we can wait and see.

The negotiations that are ongoing are the important thing to follow for right now, since they will determine the final outcome.

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[ShapurII]

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

The ceasefire in Lebanon is a blow to Netanyahu and was only conceded after Iran's hardline on Lebanon. Given that development and given that the Americans/Israelis could have re-armed themselves regardless of a ceasefire or not, I think the Americans really want out. Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir, who is credible, said that the Americans 'begged' the Pakistanis to intervene to stop this war.

Pakistanis certainly have the best information available being not only present during the recent Islamabad Talks in the same room but also exchanging messages and probably leaning upon various parties to be flexible: The Lebanon ceasefire is an example of that and Iran's Ghalibaf has even thanked Pakistan over that.

I think a more durable peace is coming up but I am hoping for a Grand Peace.

But Satanyahu is refusing to withdraw his forces to their 'border'. Hezbollah is also promising - unlike the previous ceasefire that "Israelis" violated constantly, they will respond to every violation. So, unless the forces of the rogue regime withdraw back to their "international border" and stop attacking the Lebanese civilians, it looks like the fighting will start again.

Nevertheless, it is good to have this much needed ceasefire.

 

[Meengla]

Of course.
And notice the give and take going on by both sides.
I am expecting this conflict to end very soon and it would be favorable to Iran and Pakistan at least.

 

[HAIDER]

A lot of Iranians live in UAE and we import a lot of goods from there

I see all wealthy Emiratis are Iranians and they are bilingual. Recently they made hefty investment in Vancouver Canada.