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

This is the 'last chance' for the Neo Cons and they are 'not going to give it up'.
However, a full scale war on Iran carries major risks.
That's the gist of this video and we all know that by now.

 
lightning f57 said:
Lifting of all sanctions to dilute down to 3% or whatever is the amount needed for fuel is a good deal.
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Once the deployed American assets move away, Iran is fully capable of reneging on any 'agreement' to enrich Uranium to whatever degree, to blocking the Strait whenever Iran would want to, and to launch its missiles whenever it would be threatened.

That is if Iran would stoop to the level of Trump and Netanyahu about 'agreements' and 'negotiations'.
 
mangekyo said:
This stinks of Zionist interference. Unfortunately it doesn’t look like any lasting deal can be made with the Americans. Their tongues and noses are too deep inside the asshol*es of the chosen people. They seem to have acquired a taste for it and they aren’t going to give up their favorite candy..
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How two-faced are the Jews and America

Their word means nothing, it's worthless

Ceasefire means nothing, they are scum and need to be wiped from the middle east
 
If Hamas had imported 100,000 x FPV drones from Turkey before 7th October they would have annihilated the Israeli in Gaza
 
Dr. Ali Vaez is another of my Iran favorite analyst along with Trita Parsi. He goes into some details in this video about the proposed MOU brokered by Pakistan and what was being discussed about the Uranium before just before this war. A few points:
- Iran has gained more because of this war than was being discussed in Geneva on Feb. 26 (just before this war began)
- Iran has defacto control over the Strait, whether any agreement or not.
- Iran cannot abandon Lebanon and that's the major sticking point unless Trump prevails over Netanyahu (and he thinks Trump might)
- The MOU is not a long term solution but better than the alternative which is a full war on Iran with devastating consequences for the world economy
- He seems to think an MOU is likely to be signed.
- While Iran has gained some it has also lost a lot of infra and facing 'dire' economic crisis

 

US launches new strikes on Iran, targeting missile sites and boats​


Toby Mann
BBC

Getty Images A black F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter jet turns through a clear blue sky.


The US and Israel launched wide-ranging strikes on Iran on 28 February, sparking conflict across the Middle East
The US said it launched new strikes on southern Iran on Monday, targeting Iranian missile sites and boats attempting to place mines.

The strikes were taken in "self-defence" and were designed "to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces", US Central Command (Centcom) said in a statement.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said on Tuesday it had downed a US drone and fired at a fighter jet and another drone that entered Iranian airspace, state media reported. It did not specify when this happened.

It added that Iran had the "legitimate and definite" right to retaliate against any US ceasefire violations.

"US forces conducted self-defence strikes in southern Iran today to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces," Centcom spokesperson Capt Tim Hawkins said in a statement on Monday.

"US Central Command continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire."

Capt Hawkins added the US strikes targeted an area near Bandar Abbas, a southern port city and home of an Iranian naval base that sits on the Strait of Hormuz, according to the New York Times.

Iranian state media had earlier reported that local officials in Bandar Abbas were investigating after explosions were heard.

It is unclear what impact the latest US strikes will have on any potential peace agreement between the US and Iran.

Following the US strikes, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said a deal was still possible and pointed to talks on Tuesday between Iran's top negotiator and foreign minister and Qatar's prime minister.
 
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said the Middle East "will no longer serve as shields for US bases".

Khamenei, who has not been seen in public since succeeding his late father as supreme leader earlier this year, made the comments on Tuesday in a message marking the annual Hajj pilgrimage.

He added: "In addition to no longer having a safe haven for evil and establishing military bases in the region, America is moving away from its previous status day by day."
 
According to US media, the discussions will not immediately lead to a final settlement. Contentious issues will likely be negotiated later, including details of Iranian sanctions relief, the release of frozen Iranian funds, and US demands for Iran to curb its nuclear ambitions.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) estimated that at the start of the war, Iran had about 440kg (970 lbs) of uranium that was enriched up to 60% purity.

This a short process away from being enriched further to the weapons-grade 90%, which theoretically could allow it to create a nuclear bomb.

On Monday night, Trump said the enriched uranium would either be "immediately" turned over to the US, or "preferably, in conjunction and co-ordination with the Islamic Republic of Iran, destroyed in place".
 
🇮🇷 Iran Downs Enemy Stealth Drone with New "Arash Archers" Unit

Fars News reports Iranian fighters from a unit called the "Arash Archers" shot down a radar-evading hostile drone over the Persian Gulf using a system described as having its own stealth capabilities.

The drone's origin was not disclosed.

Authorities were quoted stating that no stealth drone will be able to penetrate Persian Gulf airspace going forward.


 
🇮🇷 IRGC Confirms Downing of U.S. MQ-9, Fireing on F-35 Over Persian Gulf

Air defense units identified and engaged three separate U.S. aircraft after the Pentagon sent fighters into Iranian airspace in the Persian Gulf region during an active ceasefire.

An MQ-9 drone was shot down. An RQ-4 drone was also fired upon. An F-35 was engaged and forced to exit Iranian territorial airspace.

The IRGC has formally warned the U.S. against any further ceasefire violations and stated that the RIGHT TO RETALIATE is "legitimate and definite."

Washington sent a stealth fighter into Iranian airspace during a ceasefire, and Tehran shot down what it couldn't catch and drove off what it could.


 
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