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

[Flotilla]

Someone should stop this evil entity.

Really Irán should threaten to withdraw after 60 days MOU. Just enrich more uranium and tell the world that without control of Israel the control will come from above.

 

[ShapurII]

They withdrawn in 2006. And you can't compare a Russians size country with some hundreds of millions of people with a 6 millions Entity.
The reality It is Hizbollah kicked them out 20 years ago.

And with the weaponry It is the same. FPV and Kornets/Delvieh ATGM would come from Irán, China and even Russia, as they would prefer having Lebanon just between Tartus Port than just Israel and very weakened Syria.

2006 was a different situation whatsoever. The argument of size works both ways, smaller size means that air defense has an easier job to detect and shoot down the FPVs. The reality is that 20 years ago is irrelevant to today.

Iran can no longer support Hezbollah like it did before. For the starter, Syria is no longer in our hands, thanks to Turkey and Russia. Secondly, Iran is already licking her own wounds from the war. Russia is pro-Zionist and China has never directly transferred weapons to Hezbollah.

 

[SolarWarden]

May all their test flights end the same way. Sorry, nothing against Americans, but these are satanic weapons of mass destruction and I wish all of them to crash and burn with their operators.

Hope you like your break.

 

[Nawnaw1]

Hope you like your break.

I don´t understand. I would never say that about an airliner with people in it or even a plane with skydivers like that crashed in the us a few days ago. But bombers? Bombers are purely offensive. Even fighter jets are a different category, they could in theory be used for defense of your own airspace, which is ridiculous too since nobody would attack the us. But bombers? No, may they all crash and burn with all their operators in it. Wanna bomb IRan with those? Or any other lands? This is the payback.

 

[Yasser76]

May all their test flights end the same way. Sorry, nothing against Americans, but these are satanic weapons of mass destruction and I wish all of them to crash and burn with their operators.

No need for this post

 

[Hazard]

2006 was a different situation whatsoever. The argument of size works both ways, smaller size means that air defense has an easier job to detect and shoot down the FPVs. The reality is that 20 years ago is irrelevant to today.

Iran can no longer support Hezbollah like it did before. For the starter, Syria is no longer in our hands, thanks to Turkey and Russia. Secondly, Iran is already licking her own wounds from the war. Russia is pro-Zionist and China has never directly transferred weapons to Hezbollah.

I genuinely don't get some people here. Russians supporting the likes of hezb against Israel? Lol don't people realise that major chunk of Israeli population is ethnic Russians? Some of the most extremist terrorist are ethnic Russians in Israel. And besides even if Putin woke up one day and decided to help, what exactly will he help with? The Ukrainian adventure isn't going too well for him atm.

 

[Arash]

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8 likely killed in fatal B-52 crash

No human losses.... ooooof

 

[Meengla]

Congress will play a critical role in working with the administration throughout these negotiations and in reviewing the ultimate agreement. It must support efforts to maximize our diplomatic, economic, and military leverage to reach a final deal that permanently and verifiably ends the regime’s nuclear program—including the removal of all enriched uranium from Iran and the dismantlement of all enrichment sites. The final deal should also address Iran’s illicit ballistic missile and drone program and end the regime’s financing of terror groups that wreak havoc around the world."

Yes, the battle is going to the Congress as the Israelis have realized President Trump is not going to accept Netanyahu's major demands. Lindsey Graham yesterday gave a thinly veiled threat to JD Vance to be better ready to explain the upcoming Deal with Iran in Congressional hearings.

Any Americans reading this should really ponder the influence of a foreign country and its lobby influencing American policies to the detriment of America's own interests. This is not some lobby like some dairy or steel lobbies influenced by foreign businesses: This evil presence in America works to hurt America's vital foreign interests. A true parasite!

 

[Meengla]

Idiots.
Already yesterday the anti-war channels were showing the Israeli Telegram posts cursing President Trump. Sagar at the Breaking Points could not hide his joy over the meltdown of Israelis.

 

[tsunset]

 

[Flotilla]

Iran can no longer support Hezbollah like it did before. For the starter, Syria is no longer in our hands, thanks to Turkey and Russia. Secondly, Iran is already licking her own wounds from the war. Russia is pro-Zionist and China has never directly transferred weapons to Hezbollah.

As far we know, new Syrian Regime just took one shipment of weaponry sent by Irán to Hizbollah and was just some RPG rounds and even old second world war bolt action rifle. Suggesting that even under the control of Al Golani the weaponry reach regularly.

China will never dirt their hands in Lebanon. They just need to give iranians rotors and pieces for RPV. In few months they passed from FPV remote control to wire control and long endurance FPV wire drones. Someone very rich is happily sending a lot of stuff.

Moreover I've read here that israelí losses are this time even bigger than 2006 (Electrónic Intifada) so that means that if this trends continúes, new defeat can be even worse than in 2006. I pray for that.

They re a cáncer for the whole world.

 

[Jagga Badmash]

Many YouTubers and others are trying hard to make fun of the fact that the pact will be signed in Geneva, but they do not realize that this is only a 60-day Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). During this period, high-level delegations from four or five countries will engage in lengthy discussions and negotiations.

According to reports, hosting such a large number of senior officials for 60 days would place a significant economic, security, and logistical burden on Pakistan. For this reason, the arrangements in Geneva were reportedly made at Pakistan's request.

Once all major issues have been resolved and the details finalized, the final pact is expected to be signed in Pakistan.

 

[Meengla]

Many YouTubers and others are trying hard to make fun of the fact that the pact will be signed in Geneva, but they do not realize that this is only a 60-day Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). During this period, high-level delegations from four or five countries will engage in lengthy discussions and negotiations.
According to reports, hosting such a large number of senior officials for 60 days would place a significant economic, security, and logistical burden on Pakistan. For this reason, the arrangements in Geneva were reportedly made at Pakistan's request.
Once all major issues have been resolved and the details finalized, the final pact is expected to be signed in Pakistan.

I don't understand it as 60-days of large number of people in talks. I think a Pakistan-hosted big event on Friday in Geneva with high level officials from Iran and America to sign off on an agreement and then mostly behind scene negotiations for 60 days.
Geneva is chosen because of travel ease, especially for the Americans.

 

[lightning f57]

Iranian official says end of war includes end of Israel’s occupation of Lebanon​

Looks like international pressure will need to ramp up on Israel, this is only way you can curtail this apartheid states ambition. Iran has the means to pile on the pressure now.

 

[Jagga Badmash]

I don't understand it as 60-days of large number of people in talks. I think a Pakistan-hosted big event on Friday in Geneva with high level officials from Iran and America to sign off on an agreement and then mostly behind scene negotiations for 60 days.
Geneva is chosen because of travel ease, especially for the Americans.

Hosting a major international event for around 60 days would place significant logistical, security, and administrative pressure on Islamabad, requiring prolonged high-alert measures, extensive coordination, and considerable resources. In addition, with foreign dignitaries present, there is always the risk that political or religious groups could announce protests or dharnas at short notice, creating security and diplomatic challenges. Considering these factors, the decision appears to have been a well-thought-out solution aimed at reducing disruption, ensuring smooth event management, and maintaining stability throughout the duration of the event.