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

Iran's decision makers are thinking and acting strategically while people on this forum can only see the tactics: bruh hit intel bruh.
Araqchi is not a really a decision-maker in this process: he is fulfilling the same function that Zarif did in 2013. The suspicion that many Iranian have stems from Zarif and Rouhani having last time essentially misled parliamentarians (and even Khamenei) on the most fundamental aspects of that deal. In subsequent years, Zarif even tried to deflect criticism from himself once the deal collapsed, and suggest in veiled terms that Khamenei was actually to blame as the final decision-maker.

Ultimately, Araqchi is from the same political circle as Zarif and Rouhani, and has the same political inclinations towards what he sees as 'pragmatism' and technocracy. Time will tell if Mojtaba, like his father, will rely completely on his negotiatiors' interpretation of the MoU or deal, or unwritten commitments made by negotiators. You'd hope the experience of the last few months will have taught him a thing or two though.
 
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Iran's decision makers are thinking and acting strategically while people on this forum can only see the tactics: bruh hit intel bruh.

I call it the Mongol way of thinking.

There’s a reason why the Mongols became a backwater and Chinese became a civilisation.

I think the USA will also be remembered like the Mongols.
 
I call it the Mongol way of thinking.

There’s a reason why the Mongols became a backwater and Chinese became a civilisation.

I think the USA will also be remembered like the Mongols.

it already is

it was found on the dead of 65 million natives
40 million blacks enslaved and 4 million died
and since its creation millions have died for it around the world

the end is near for this evil barbaric satanic sadistic empire
 


Israel does not expect Iran to respond to Israel bombing Beirut


Iran set a red line in the previous round stating that they'll stop if Israel stops it's attacks on Lebanon. Iran should keep it's word and smack the sh1t out of Tel Aviv.
There is no deal. Israel & US are playing as they always do until they are ready and prepped to start again.
 
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I don't get it why they have still not targeted the INTEL FAB. It is literally their most important strategic asset in their economical sector.

They should have attacked that thing on day 1 when they killed Khamanei.

But then ZioUS would have wiped out Iran’s civilian infrastructure leading to starvation.

Iran’s objective is to defeat the US with minimal loss of Iranian life and property.

Iran cannot compete with ZioUS on the basis of killing and maiming - because Iran doesn’t have a 1.5 trillion military budget.

The outcome of the war cannot be altered via the eye for an eye escalation strategy.
 
Iran is much more prosperous with much more potential than N. Korea, and also survived war with USA, in toe-to-toe fighting which has its own value, and cemented its status as important player on global scale...
IMHO with such enormous resources and educated population, Iran could be optimistic about their future...

Iran and Iraq have the best potentials to be the dominant powers of West Asia, surpassing even Israel. Too bad, Iraq was destroyed by the wars otherwise Iraq too had the landmass, the large educated population and the oil. I think Iraq used to be quite a prosperous country--second only to Israel in the region--up to 1979, but then we know the follies of multiple wars. I hear Saddam was very good as the VP of Iraq.
Iran is going to survive this war. It needs to thrive after this war.
 
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Although I admit seeing israel panic over the signing of this deal does signal it to be a major win for Iran, the fact that Israel refuses to comply by its terms and that the US refuses to pull the leash on its rabid dog doesnt bode well for the future. If they refuse the basic principles of the ceasefire right now what makes you think theyll abide by the terms in the future? Seems like JCPOA v2.
 
Iran and Iraq have the best potentials to be the dominant powers of West Asia, surpassing even Israel. Too bad, Iraq was destroyed by the wars otherwise Iraq too had the landmass, the large educated population and the oil. I think Iraq used to be quite a prosperous country--second only to Israel in the region--up to 1979, but then we know the follies of multiple wars. I hear Saddam was very good as the VP of Iraq.
Iran is going to survive this war. It needs to thrive after this war.
Saddam was a genocidal maniac on the payroll of the americans
 
Pretty short, curt and damning read of of call between Rubio and poor 'ol laser eyes.
Never seen such terse language against India since end of Cold War


So the State Dept is officially accusing India of violating the US blockade instead of apologizing to India over the deaths of the Indian sailors. Wow! Shows how low the relations have sunk from the highs of the last quarter century.
India is being turned into yet another 'market' to tap into instead of some strategic player. And Modi, by literally embracing Netanyahu just before this war on Iran started, has perhaps done its worst PR move ever in the global perception.
 

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