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

[hasssanali8998]

That a faraway nation dictates what fraternal nations of Iran and Pakistan can buy and sell to each other is a travesty

that faraway nation is our biggest export customer , we do business with you we lose them

We should have the most robust of trade, cultural and political exchanges.

agreed

neuter sanctions is by ignoring them

thats the thing we cant .

Pakistan's national treasure Imran Khan

 

[Persian Gulf]

Easy, right now Pakistan is taking massive diplomatic hits in both opening up several land corridors for Iran and has basically finished it's relationship with UAE as we did not criticise several Iranian actions.

From my perspective, relations between Iran and Pakistan had a fundamental reset in June 2025, and have been improving ever since then.

There are still many issues to resolve and areas for growth, but the trajectory is very clear.

 

[Persian Gulf]

yacht burning in Dubai

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[Persian Gulf]

 

[Persian Gulf]

Hezbollah releases video of 2 FPV strikes on the same target in north occupied Palestine. the first strike severely damages an active Iron Dome launcher while the second targets a group of IDF terrorists, who flee in panic as the FPV drone dives onto their heads

 

[Persian Gulf]

yet another FPV strike shows a Hezbollah drone chasing and hunting down an IDF terrorist in Shlomi, north occupied Palestine. Israel claims the terrorist was 'critically wounded'.

 

[Magi]

that faraway nation is our biggest export customer , we do business with you we lose them

This calculus made sense until Feb 27 as there was little downside to enforcing sanctions on Iran. Going forward some choices may have to be made. Like opening the valve on the gas line from Iran vs importing energy from the US.

 

[Yasser76]

From my perspective, relations between Iran and Pakistan had a fundamental reset in June 2025, and have been improving ever since then.

There are still many issues to resolve and areas for growth, but the trajectory is very clear.

For sure, and I think Pakistan willing to jepordise it's relationship with UAE and Bahrain shows where Pakistan's leadership feels the future is. Obviously the great balancing act was with Qatar and Saudi, who are now seeking peace and backing Pakistani efforts. You will have noticed the almost zero diplomatic contact or calls between UAE/Bahrain and Pakistan recently, which is bizzarre considering current events in the region. Iran is the only economic way Pakistan can trade on a big scale with Europe and Central Asia, Iran in itself is also a huge market. Likewise at one point pipeline, train and road access to India via Pakistan can help Iran greatly

Once cal easily see how a post war world is starting to look like, and the Makthoums and Al Khalifa's looking increasingly uneasy on their thrones. If Saudi and Iran come to an agreement these small states who basically survive on Iranian and Saudi goodwill may see their end soon.

 

[tsunset]

Why haven't they been used in the war? They could have acted as distractions for US warships before the missiles come in

 

[Magi]

Easy, right now Pakistan is taking massive diplomatic hits in both opening up several land corridors for Iran and has basically finished it's relationship with UAE as we did not criticise several Iranian actions.

This points to a quid pro quo that can remain in place while there is a benefit to using those corridors.

 

[Kyussis]

Why haven't they been used in the war? They could have acted as distractions for US warships before the missiles come in

How do you know what has and has not been used during the war?

 

[hasssanali8998]

How do you know what has and has not been used during the war?

if they had used them , you would have found recks as these would be shoot down very quickly

 

[Ibbi32]

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yacht burning in Dubai

That looks like ai bro

 

[Yasser76]

This points to a quid pro quo that can remain in place while there is a benefit to using those corridors.

Yes, that is essentially what neighbouring countries do and makes for the most effectve and successful trading relationships