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

[Al-Zakir]

EV companies are trying to look cool and edgy, while trying to be futuristic.

I just want an EV car that looks like a 2002 Honda civic.

I use to own a 1999 fire bird Trans Am. . I was young so I got speeding tickets left and right. My insurance went through roof, couldn't efford it so I ended up trading it in for a 2004 Honda CRV. I still have my CRV as a spare.

I still miss my Trans Am and wish didn't have to trade it in but I'd limited options back then.

 

[Homajon]

Palescumians betrayed Iran and Assad in Syria and sided with anti-Assadists.

Sharaa promised couple of years ago if Assad is gone, he will conquer Jerusalem!

Now go and ask him for help, since Palescumians love him so much anyway!

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

I use to own a 1999 fire bird Trans Am. . I was young so I got speeding tickets left and right. My insurance went through roof, couldn't efford it so I ended up trading it in for a 2004 Honda CRV. I still have my CRV as a spare.

I still miss my Trans Am and wish didn't have to trade it in but I'd limited options back then.

My first ticket:

 

[Ali_Baba]

My first ticket:

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Nice old classic car. I am guessing it was a bit of a money pit, to get it to look that good !!

 

[AZ_HighCountry]

Nice old classic car. I am guessing it was a bit of a money pit, to get it to look that good !!

That is a 75 which mine was. In that color no less. At the time, not that expensive. Now?

 

[TAC]

Iran will get their money through the GCC countries and from unfrozen assets, maybe they won’t get a dime from the US.

Agreed. Also they get the cash for ‘doing what they’re supposed to do’. I assume that includes opening the Hormuz? Which was open before orange idiot started this? So they are getting cash for doing jack. Orange idiot calls any news he doesn’t like ‘fake news’.

 

[hussain0216]

My first ticket:

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American cars are rubbish

But they look fantastic

 

[SolarWarden]

I see the usual suspects not understanding and just hearing what others are falsely claiming and going with it without researching.

VP Vance clarified on CBS Mornings that access to any GCC-funded reconstruction fund (no U.S. taxpayer money) would be available **only if** Iran first honors commitments: ends its nuclear program, disposes enriched uranium stockpile under inspections, and complies with enforcement terms. Benefits like this and phased sanctions relief are conditional, not upfront. The $300B figure originates from Iranian reports and remains a proposed international investment concept tied to final deal compliance.

Now who here thinks Iran will meet any of these to get access to $300billion of non-US taxpayer money? There is no upfront money and for those who think there is they are either coping or lying to themselves.

 

[PakAl]

 

[SolarWarden]

American cars are rubbish

But they look fantastic

Not the trucks but I can't disagree on the cars unfortunately.

 

[ghazi52]

The war has revealed the limit of US dominance over Iran
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Jeremy Bowen
BBC International editor

Image source, EPA

The war has been President Donald Trump's worst foreign policy blunder – so far.

Turn the clock back to 27 February, as American and Israeli forces were preparing to strike, arming their aircraft, briefing their crews and programming targets for their missiles.

Both Trump and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made video appearances to announce the start of a war that they believed would be short, sharp and victorious. It was a stunning misjudgement.

The war has damaged the US's alliances with the oil-producing Arab monarchies of the Gulf, whose business model as islands of stability in the turbulence of the Middle East will take years to repair.

China will have been watching closely as the United States burned through hard-to-replace stocks of weapons and came up against the limits of its power.

The agreement, assuming no more last-minute hitches, ends a war that was based on America and Israel's misreading of the strength of their enemy in Tehran. It is not a peace deal.

It defers the thorniest issues to future negotiations. That agenda will include the future of Iran's nuclear programme and the level of sanctions relief it will get in return for concessions.

The memorandum of understanding clears the way for the nuclear negotiators to reconvene and for ships to transit the strait. That is exactly where they were 24 hours before the US and Israel went to war.

 

[ghazi52]

'Deal is all signed,' Trump says​

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Image source, Reuters

Trump says the deal between the US and Iran is "all signed".

He made the remarks during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron earlier.

"I am very happy to say: 'it's signed, the deal is all signed'", Trump said.

It came after senior administration officials said the MOU was signed electronically by Trump and Vice President JD Vance, and Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf.

An official signing ceremony will take place later this week in Geneva.

 

[ghazi52]

Ceasefire deal does not currently include Lebanon - US official​

Breaking​

Back in Washington, a senior US official has told the BBC that the deal does not include Lebanon, but direct discussions between Israel and Lebanon are happening.

"If Iran is not able to control Hezbollah and if they attack Israeli positions or Israeli towns, Israel will have the right to defend themselves and respond," the official says.

Iran and its allies, along with the US and its allies, are seeking to end hostilities and have a final peace deal that "will hopefully include a lot of these proxy groups", the official added.

 

[tsunset]

Netanyahood claims regime change wasn't his objective

 

[ghazi52]

'We go back to where we started' if relations with Iran fail to improve, Trump says​

Image source, Reuters

Referring to US strikes on Iran last week, Trump says he "felt badly that we had to back on the attack for two nights".

He says he hopes the US and Iran would develop a good relationship but "if we don't, we go back to where we started but I don't think that's going to be necessary".

Asked if he would attend the formal signing ceremony in Geneva, Trump says Vice President JD Vance will be the one to sign the deal.