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

[Eşbah]

Turkish minister Fidan thought he was white standing next to his German friend, and started repeating Trump and Netanyahu's demands for Iran.

His master couldn't force Iran to give these demands, what makes him think he can do better?!

I tuned into the press conference. That Tweet is quite out of context, and the Persian translation failed to convey the essence of his statement. Essentially, he reiterated that Iran and the US need to reach an agreement and that the SoH should be reopened and that Iran should comply with the NPT. He thanked Pakistan for her contribution. This is diplomacy 101. That is all. What do you expect him to say? He basically said that Iran is ready for an agreement in principle. Meaning: the US needs to deliver.

It was just diplomatic jabbering. You are reading too much into it.

 

[SecularNationalist]

Daily dose of victory, attack, no attack, deal no deal by Orange Pedo buffon

This man is clearly mentally unstable. Or in old age perhaps acting like a child. No doubt he is unfit for a US president office.
He has too many vulnerabilities that's why isreal effectively used him for their purposes. No US president in the past was as dumb as him to directly fight isreal war.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Breaking | Iranian official Mohsen Rezaee mocks U.S. President Donald Trump, saying he sets deadlines for military attacks and then cancels them in the hope of forcing Iran’s leadership and people into surrender.

Rezaee added that “the iron fist” of Iran’s armed forces and people would ultimately force Washington to retreat and submit.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Persian Gulf]

I tuned into the press conference. That Tweet is quite out of context, and the Persian translation failed to convey the essence of his statement. Essentially, he reiterated that Iran and the US need to reach an agreement and that the SoH should be reopened and that Iran should comply with the NPT. He thanked Pakistan for her contribution. This is diplomacy 101. That is all. What do you expect him to say? He basically said that Iran is ready for an agreement in principle. Meaning: the US needs to deliver.

It was just diplomatic jabbering. You are reading too much into it.

It seems you are missing some sentences out. He didn't say that Iran cannot enrich uranium to 60% or must ship that uranium out of Iran?

You think it is a coincidence he is parroting the Israeli narrative while standing next to the German minster?

 

[Eşbah]

It seems you are missing some sentences out. He didn't say that Iran cannot enrich uranium to 60% or must ship that uranium out of Iran?

No, he didn't.

He stated that both parties are engaged in negotiations regarding this matter, and ultimately, it will depend on the agreement they reach. Typical diplomatic nothingburger.

You think it is a coincidence he is parroting the Israeli narrative while standing next to the German minster?

He employed indirect speech to summarize and reiterate the topics and concerns of the negotiations between the United States and Iran, exercising great caution in his choice of words to remain neutral; precisely to avoid what you are accusing him of.

Don't you think the Iranian media would have ripped him apart if he had made an anti-Iranian statement as serious and harsh as you claim?

 

[Jango007]

Trump said Iran has 2-3 days

we all know his deadlines are fake, but all preparations must be made for the fighting to resume imminently.

At this point anyone can call White House and request delay in attack on Iran and Trump will agree saying because Jango called and asked me to delay attack on Iran I will postpone because of their request

 

[Meengla]

lol no, we have a PACT with KSA, we are honoring it, its not Anti-Iran...stop making everyone your enemy in the region, last thing Iran wants is Pakistan as enemy.

Right. And we shouldn't read too much into some internet bloggers expecting quick results. This is going to be a long process where powerful lobbies in America are pushing Trump to go into a full fledged war against Iran. Pakistan has to play its role in this all. And Pakistan is doing a great job. Just today saw a video where Pakistan's Interior Minister Mr. Naqvi, while in Iran recently, found enormous warmth and gratitude. The official Iranians know more than some angry Iranians in this forum about Pakistan and it is the official Iranians we should all pay attention to.

You think it is a coincidence he is parroting the Israeli narrative while standing next to the German minster?

Hakan Fidan has been very much against Israel and he, along with the Pakistani diplomats, are consistently sounding notes of caution about Israel's role in inciting wars between Muslim countries. What he may said in front of the Germans maybe just an 'appearance' of sounding like a problem solver/neutral in front of a Western leader, but Israelis know Fidan well as an enemy of Israel.

Okay, so Trump has once again done is TACO about attacking Iran tomorrow/Tuesday. And let's examine what the Iranians were willing to concede during the Oman Talks just before this conflict and also note Trump's 'Unconditional Surrender' once the war started and contrast that with some of the publicly known concessions Americans are now giving to Iran: 25% of Iranian assets to be unfrozen, only one nuclear site allowed to enrich, and no curbs on Iranian missiles program. Public rhetoric aside, there is much going on in the background for some kind of a Deal against staunch opposition by Netanyahu and his agents in America.

 

[Starlord]

Right. And we shouldn't read too much into some internet bloggers expecting quick results. This is going to be a long process where powerful lobbies in America are pushing Trump to go into a full fledged war against Iran. Pakistan has to play its role in this all. And Pakistan is doing a great job. Just today saw a video where Pakistan's Interior Minister Mr. Naqvi, while in Iran recently, found enormous warmth and gratitude. The official Iranians know more than some angry Iranians in this forum about Pakistan and it is the official Iranians we should all pay attention to.

Not gonna lie but some of the Iranian posters are starting to annoy a lot of people on PDF, everyone is out to get them and they are innocent angels, like since the ceasefire some Iranians are trying to pretend that Pakistan save America, and how Iran hate's the ceasefire and so eager to resume fighting, Americans were hammering them to a point they have send women/kids to bridges as human shields. If Iranians wants to start war, by all means go and attack Americans which they can't, but every country that is working towards saving countless Iranians lives have to deal with this bizarre mentality of these Iranians.

 

[lightning f57]

Iran should preemptively attack Israel this time, if they spot an imminent attack take out those air refuelers early and their air campaign will take a huge hit.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[FUB]

**** Israel

 

[Hayabusa]

An overconfident warmonger vs a determined underdog.

Same old results everytime. TACO Tuesday.

 

[Garcia Sea]

More than one month of air strikes and Iran is no closer to giving him the surrender terms he wants. But he thinks a few more weeks of the same failed strategy will be the winning strategy? Delusional, and out of ideas.

Unfortunately, in light of historical lessons, the cycle of ceasefire → surprise attack → ceasefire is an effective tactic. Many nations that initially withstood the first strike have been forced to surrender within a short period due to this tactic, known since ancient times as a “peace offensive.” Philip II, the father of Alexander the Great who conquered Iran, used this method to conquer Greece and lay the foundation for his empire. No country can fight if its soldiers’ morale collapses. When the military and the people see a weak leader who easily agrees to a ceasefire only to be humiliatingly ambushed, their will to fight is lost. Even Assad collapsed so easily after being ambushed because he had agreed to a ceasefire with HTS. It was a defeat that would never have happened if the fighting had continued.