ShapurII
Trusted Member
You are failing to see the bigger picture. Iran has failed to establish detererence.Militarily and politically it makes sense for Iran to attack Arabs instead of Israel or Americans .
Iran lacks the sophistication and airforce to hit pin point targets … HOWEvER …. Knowing their limitations and understanding their situation they see Israel in a broader sense as a part of a coalition of USA/ ARAb and Israel axis of evil …..
Hitting one is hitting all …. When UAE screams their screams are heard in TelAviv and Washington .
They cannot change dynamics 2000 miles away in Israel but defanging Behrain / Kuwait and UAE and making them realize how big of a liability these American bases are for them is a great achievement in itself .
Oman and Qatar not letting Americans use their bases is unheard of ….
So yes Iran may not have changed reality on the ground in Israel and hurt Israel too much (only 5000 houses demaged/ destroyed ) but these Arabs are worst enemy and backstabbers than Israel and hurting them means hurting goals of USA and Israel .
Never in the history American bases were ever eclvacuated and soldiers sent to the hotels to live …. Abandoned American bases …just think about it .
You need to push enemy away from your borders and it provides breathing space … Israel can be dealt long term ….
Also Arabs watched in horror as trillions of worth of weapons couldn’t do shit to defend them and Americans removed their batteries to protect Israel leaving Arabs exposed …
Wake up call for many …. Unless these guys are not asleep but dead
As long as Iran fails to establish deterrence, nothing stops the US from launching new wars at their time of choosing. This all started when Iran failed to establish deterrence after Trump assassinated Gen. Soleimani.
Trump can simply keep Iran's economy in this situation for years, while having new attempts at Iran every once in a while until Iran implodes.
Their blockade is already bringing Iran's economy to its knees by causing massive inflation and severe devaluation of the Iranian currency in just 60 days.
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