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

[Persian Gulf]

IRGC-ASF: "In response to the widespread crimes of the usurping Zionist regime in southern Lebanon .... the Ramat David Airbase, the origin of these aggressions, was targeted by ballistic missiles of the IRGC Aerospace Force."

this was the obvious target in north Israel

 

[kobra]

We are not going to see videos of impact of only ramat base was targeted.

 

[Immortals]

 

[Persian Gulf]

seems like strikes against missiles bases / maybe launchers

 

[Watandar]

The problem with the Iranian response is that it's much easier for Israel to hit Beirut than it is for Iran to hit faraway Israel.

For the first time in this conflict the economics are on Israel's side.

 

[Immortals]

 

[Watandar]

Good thing I filled up Friday I still had more than a quarter of fuel in the tank and it cost $50 top off.

Are you on of those tough guys that drives an F350 Super Duty ?

 

[Immortals]

At least one wave had quiet a number of missiles

 

[SolarWarden]

And it's all over..... if Orangeman gets his way.

 

[kobra]

Zio Pets of GCC are warned too.

 

[Falcon29]

Israel says 10 missiles fired. Possibly the US shot some on the way.

Israel could also escalate attacks on Dahiyeh as some kind of response or part of the response to challenge the ceasefire

 

[Ali_Baba]

Iran will likely hit the Azheri pipeline in response

Iran should ideally launch special ops forces into Azerbaijan to blow up the pipe, and associated infrastructure that Azerbaijan is using to deliver oil. It is a far target, if Israel attacks Iran's infrastructure.

Not just "target" it with 1-2 drones and then call it quits which is what Iran does. But, actually blow it up.

I now Azerbaijan is meant to be a behavior to Pakistan etc, but the behavior of Azerbaijan towards helping Israel, in the Genocide(providing oil), and now the war on Iran has been unacceptable (to me at least ..).

 

[kobra]

Coping Zio brigade should remember

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

It still imports from Canada and Mexico and Venezuela. And “energy dominant” doesn’t mean “low prices” when supply and demand shifts. The oil fields are not nationalized they are in hands of publically traded oil companies who will sell at whatever the market rate is.

The only thing that the U.S. government can do is suspend the gas tax (minor relief) and ban oil exports which would send shockwaves around the worlds and signal “hoarding” is okay.

As I said before, Trump will be forced to sign a deal he doesn’t like once the water in the pot reaches a boiling point. So far the release of Western oil reserves has kept oil ~$100 and gas somewhat manageable ($4/gallon) but that won’t last forever.

BY end of June things will start being felt and by August it could be systemic. This is without any attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure or the Arabs. Just the normal status quo.

I've been pretty much saying similar in the US perspectives thread. Including the fact that US gasoline supplies have been on a decline since November. Sometime middle of this coming week I'll post the update.

That is also concerning as I'll be taking a 3 week journey starting in mid-July. A conservative estimate is a drive of 5000 miles round trip. At a conservative 20MPG for my DD, that is 250 gallons of gas. At the current national average of $4.174 per gallon, the trip will cost $1050 in fuel costs alone.

 

[Aziqbal]

Iran should level Tel Aviv with Kromsher 4 and the 80 sub munitions

Cluster the hell out of air bases