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

[Garcia Sea]

This is the worst-case scenario, just as expected. The Iranian leadership's tactics are so childish that they are being manipulated by Trump like little kids. Trump has secured the right to freely determine the duration of the ceasefire and launch a surprise attack on Iran at any time. Iran has lost the right to retaliate even if it is forced to absolve itself of its ecomy by a naval blockade. It is nothing more than a punching bag. Whenever Trump feels like it, he will launch 1,000 missiles to destroy the infrastructure, declare another ceasefire, and Iran will comply. This back-and-forth will continue until Iran is completely destroyed. Pacifism is destroying nations.

 

[RocketLaw]

Macron says that "France lost €6 billion due to the mood swings of a 79-year-old man."

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[PK781]

Lufthansa cuts 20,000 flights to save fuel as prices soar

KLM reduces Europe flights and cancels others until June 14

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Europe has 6 weeks of jet fuel left.

europe is about to be decimated with oil running out.

this is just the beginning, the entire world will feel the consequences very soon.

People won't be able to afford anything even in the west when oil price goes double or tripple. Massive layoffs and chaos with economies in the gutter.

 

[Frogen]

I don't think we can wait it out. The situation will get pretty bad for Iran if the US imposes a blockade on our imports/exports. Even if our oil gets exported without trouble, there's still the issue of things like ammonium perchlorate that we need for our solid-fueled rockets.
Accepting the ceasefire was nothing short of treason.

As long as Iran has enough reserves or can keep their supplies steady, this blockade is a win for them. Many of America's allies are already reaching their breaking point, and the pressure on the U.S. right now isn't necessarily any less than what Iran is facing. This is a long game, and I believe the Iranian leadership must have anticipated this exact scenario when they went with this strategy.

 

[ShapurII]

As long as Iran has enough reserves or can keep their supplies steady, this blockade is a win for them. Many of America's allies are already reaching their breaking point, and the pressure on the U.S. right now isn't necessarily any less than what Iran is facing. This is a long game, and I believe the Iranian leadership must have anticipated this exact scenario when they went with this strategy.

In about a month, Iran will no longer be able to store its oil and will have to shut down its oil wells. The American are miscalculating the time that it will happen, but it will happen at some point in the not too distant future.

 

[Immortals]

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[Garcia Sea]

Massive depletion of US defensive and offensive weapons after one month of war with Iran

Approximate estimates of percentages of U.S. munitions expended in Iran war, per
@CNN:

50% THAAD interceptors

50% Patriot interceptors

45% Precision Strike Missiles

30% Tomahawk missiles

20% Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles

20% Standard Missiles (SM-3 and SM-6)

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Brother, unfortunately, this data demonstrates the strategic superiority of the United States. Trump intended a quick war from the start, using ammunition all at once as planned to strike a blow against Iran, and then each time a ceasefire is called before he runs out of ammo. Iran, on the other hand, conserves ammunition, expecting a long war, and as a result, is left with only the result of being attacked unilaterally, putting it at a disadvantage in negotiations. This data paradoxically shows that Iran is not in control.

 

[ShapurII]

Sort of off-topic, but this is the kind of person that we are dealing with now.




Trump says they look the same.

 

[Arash]

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So finally they’re facing the same kind of pain iran felt for decades….

F..... them, that's the least they deserve

 

[krash]

Usa is completely suffient in oil
And global prices are irrelevant
Yes it will cause inflation but money stays in USA

Infact this may work out great for USA if USA LNG Floods the system as uptill now USA gas isnt being export and lying unused

Can't make you drink it too.

Will u consider occupying venezuelan oil resources as establishing self sufficiency now.(post maduro)

Surely, you don't expect others to point out the paradox in that consideration.

 

[Immortals]

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[PK781]

Macron says that "France lost €6 billion due to the mood swings of a 79-year-old man."

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means europe is fucked....soon more of their leaders will start screaming and crying as europe economy grinds to a halt......

 

[925boy]

How do you think Yemen started to produce missiles and drones? Do you think they did that on their own?

Well technically, Yemen under Saleh, (who the houthis took power after he died) had Scud missiles, so the houthis inherited some ballistic missiles when the took over the Yemeni govt,and yes, iran helped the houthis at a strategic level(more on this below)

The Houthis of Yemen were a group of rebels fighting with AK47s against the Saudi-backed Yemeni government. Iran armed them and helped them capture Sana'a and form a government. For years, Iran was violating UNSC resolutions to arm the Houthis of Yemen.

I can agree with this.

In other words, if they are not willing to do something for us when we need it, they're a bad investment.

Iran made a strategic-level and good investment in the houthis,and those investments have paid off for iran, if you accept ehat role the houthis play in the AoR- the houthis are a only close partner of the Axis of Resistance(AoR), not a direct or full member of it, and that's why it didnt have to enter serious military action along with other AoR members during the 40 days of clashes between Iran, israel and US. Neither US nor israeli jets are flying over the houthis' territory today, but they were (and are) doing so against majority/all AoR locations in Iran, Iraq and Lebanon.

Houthis have the right to independently assess the regional war and decide for itself which of its interests and strategic considerations are worth entering the war for. But houthis have motivations and loyalty to not let Iran fall.

 

[Gripen9]

Interesting discussion between Katty and Anthony. I don't know who Anthony is but seems like a warhawk with good connections in the Pentagon while Katty also has connections in the CENTCOM. Anthony saying there are those in the Pentagon who want to go all in to do a regime change in Iran and that would require 500,000 US troops. He is also saying Pentagon's hawks are thinking of unloading the entire American stock of bunker busters to destroy all military targets including any place where are fissile material stored. Katty saying CENTCOM has all the targets programmed but they will not target bridges etc as that would be a war crime.
It is a scary video if there indeed are such people in the Pentagon. There is also a good bit of discussion about US-China relations with the upcoming Trump meeting with China's Xi.

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Anthony Scarramucci was Trump's spokesman during his first term. And recently chief of staff of Kristi Noem with whom she was Allegedly having an affair.