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

[Arash]

Hard to believe this is accurate but Iran should raze Burj khalifa and Burj al arab to the ground the next time united zionist emirate tries to act funny, target their airports, target their refineries and desalination plants, choke their economy, Iran has nothing to lose but these jew worshipping sand dwellers got everything to lose, this zionist proxy in the gulf must be uprooted at all cost, it's too dangerous for Iran to have these israelis in their backyard, especially with the reports of iron dome batteries operating in the zionist emirates

To me, I may be mistaking, it seems like a continuation of the plot by u.s. and IL to throw the u.a.e under the bus. If so, they wan to trigger a pre-emptive attack by Iran against the u.a.e or facilitate a false flag iranian attack to justify resuming the war

 

[Arash]

UAE tried to drag Gulf states into war with Iran

Bloomberg reports, Mohamed bin Zayed personally called MBS and other regional leaders pushing for a coordinated military campaign against Iran.

Every one of them refused. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the broader Gulf declined to join, leaving the UAE to pursue its strikes largely ALONE.

The Gulf chose to stay out. Abu Dhabi chose war. That choice now defines them. It won't end well for them.

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Accept third party cookies

@Watandar

U.A.E will collapse if Iran strikes back. I hope war doesn't resume but that would be a nice sight.

 

[Arash]

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Accept third party cookies

These people will never stop. The only solution for iran is to get the nuclear weapon.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

China has also to look after its own interests just as other countries, it's unrealistic to expect China to back up Iran every time no matter what. ...

China looking after it's own interests shouldn't have translated into China throwing people of Iran to the dogs.

China has a veto power, use it for the greater good, otherwise leave the UN as the permanent member.

 

[Arash]

NEW: A source close to Ghalibaf assesses that if Trump fails to get China to pressure Iran over its nuclear program, the US will immediately move to execute a "massive aerial operation" striking 25 percent of remaining Iranian targets.

Iran would respond by activating its missile system at 90 percent operational control to strike US and Israeli bases as well as Gulf power stations, the source says, triggering global "economic paralysis" and a prolonged regional war that "ends American influence in the Middle East."

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Accept third party cookies

The most objective tweet these days

 

[ety]

China looking after it's own interests shouldn't have translated into China throwing people of Iran to the dogs.

China has a veto power, use it for the greater good, otherwise leave the UN as the permanent member.

China as all the other PMSC uses its UN veto power first for its own interests. Sorry, that's how UNSC is structured and you don't get to decide. China is not some other countries' gun. Don't use double standard on China. If you don't like the UNSC and UN in general, get all the countries to disband them.

 

[Yasser76]

U.A.E will collapse if Iran strikes back. I hope war doesn't resume but that would be a nice sight.

Honestly, Saudis will not even need tanks, just half a days drive on first class grade highway from Saudi border to Abu Dhabi and this whole weird UAE experiment can finally come to an end...

 

[Professor Jiang]

China as all the other PMSC uses its UN veto power first for its own interests. Sorry, that's how UNSC is structured and you don't get to decide.

There is an entire literature out there examining how the US has historically used its veto power to shield Israel from even the slightest criticism, even in situations that ran against its own interests. Ditto examples of the UK doing so.

I don't think any state thinks of its "interests" as autistically as you're presenting here.

 

[Yasser76]

Why the Iran conflict is becoming a problem for BRICS​

Why the Iran conflict is becoming a problem for BRICS

Second BRICS meeting in a row collapses without joint position because of disagreements over the war on Iran.

www.aljazeera.com

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

China as all the other PMSC uses its UN veto power first for its own interests. Sorry, that's how UNSC is structured and you don't get to decide. China is not some other countries' gun. Don't be double standard on China. If you don't like the UNSC and UN in general, get all the countries to disband them.

Then why yapp about China supporting Iran's territorial and sovereign integrity after imposing international sanctions in the first place to weaken the country?

Is China in Europe or Asia, and is it some sort of a weak and pathetic nation that it has to follow the white man?

 

[ety]

There is an entire literature out there examining how the US has historically used its veto power to shield Israel from even the slightest criticism, even in situations that ran against its own interests. Ditto examples of the UK doing so.

I don't think any state thinks of its "interests" as autistically as you're presenting here.

Lol, in those cases, US and UK see defending Israel at any cost as its own interests, that simple. China also has used its UNSC veto many times on behalf of Pakistan in the past decades.

 

[ety]

Then why yapp about China supporting Iran's territorial and sovereign integrity after imposing international sanctions in the first place to weaken the country?

Is China in Europe or Asia, and is it some sort of a weak and pathetic nation that it has to follow the white man?

In principle, China will support Iran as all other countries territorial and sovereign integrity. Lol, that doesn't mean China has to support any country in every situation in UN vote.

 

[Professor Jiang]

Lol, in those cases, US and UK see defending Israel at any cost as its own interests, that simple. China also has used its UNSC veto many times on behalf of Pakistan in the past decades.

So everything that the UNSC members do is, by definition, always in their interest? Surely you're not so intellectually incurious as to believe something as simplistic as that?

In any case, it's genuinely bizarre that China treats its veto power as if it were a nuclear weapon. It doesn't fit its economic or military stature in the world. Like others have said, it may aswell leave and start something else if it's not willing to play the game like the others.

 

[ety]

So everything that the UNSC members do is, by definition, always in their interest? Surely you're not so intellectually incurious as to believe something as simplistic as that?

In any case, it's genuinely bizarre that China treats its veto power as if it were a nuclear weapon. It doesn't fit its economic or military stature in the world. Like others have said, it may aswell leave and start something else if it's not willing to play the game like the others.

China play what games unlike others in UNSC ? That's so funny for you to say such thing, lol. You mean China doesn't play the games according to your wishes. Too bad, you don't get to decide. By the reality of the world, your UK should be the first to be kicked out as PM of UNSC because UK is not really independent, but a lapdog of US, better replace with some other country more qualified.

 

[Meengla]

Honestly, Saudis will not even need tanks, just half a days drive on first class grade highway from Saudi border to Abu Dhabi and this whole weird UAE experiment can finally come to an end...

Saudi Arabia should take over a fake 'nation' like the UAE where most of the residents are expat workers. It seems UAE is becoming a launchpad for Israel and even India. What stupid leadership!