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

[Persian Gulf]

Too late, Iran lost control of the strait when it raced to get its 40M barrels of oil out of the PG while U.S. raced to get the 100M in tankers out.

Oman also backstabbed Iran and allowed the world to use its waters.

How did Oman backstab Iran? If Iran only wanted ships to use the Iranian channel, it should have negotiated for this in the MoU, but it didn’t.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Will Iran wait hours and allow the U.S. to bomb Iran freely before responding as usual? Rhetorical question…

 

[kobra]

Will Iran wait hours and allow the U.S. to bomb Iran freely before responding as usual? Rhetorical question…

US will continue this attack for some time, its not going to end soon as per sources. Iran will surely retaliate but not immediately i guess.. Iran can target bahrain and kuwait or maybe Uae as well.. scope of the response will decide upcoming few day of region.

 

[tsunset]

Hitting PGCC in response is useless, theyre already gone, UAE is gone for at least 20 years in terms of tourism and moral repair costs, Kuwait has also been hit too many times

Iran should extend its range and aim Mediterranean crusader states like Italy or Greece or simply hit Ukraine as a response

 

[kobra]

As i said earlier!

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[Nawnaw1]

Too late, Iran lost control of the strait when it raced to get its 40M barrels of oil out of the PG while U.S. raced to get the 100M in tankers out.

Oman also backstabbed Iran and allowed the world to use its waters.

What are you basing this on? Are you not seeing what is happening? Striking tankers is 'lost control'? You think shipping 1-2 tankers a day with sheer fear and terror and aerial cover is sustainable? Or 'open transit'? Come on.

 

[kobra]

If war resumes again, Which it will sooner or later, Bab il Bandab is going to be closed this time along with Hormuz as well

 

[Nawnaw1]

Will Iran wait hours and allow the U.S. to bomb Iran freely before responding as usual? Rhetorical question…

Iran will reply of course. If they don't, it's a slippery slope. We need to keep the eye on the meta level here: the US lost. Simple as that. Can they still hit and bit, sure. Iran can and must too. That being said, Iran cannot give an inch anywhere. Either the MOU is implemented, or it's dead and Iran needs to close Hormuz again. Simple as that. We didn't strategically defeat them to be back to square one during 'negotiations'. Just the way it is. Either the US does what it claimed it would do, or back to war for even better terms for Iran later. No pussyfooting, this is existential. And to hell with the fiefdom dictatorships and their 'opinion'. Time to close Mandab the next round too.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Initial unconfirmed reports of power outages in Kuwait and Bahrain

 

[kobra]

Hitting PGCC in response is useless, theyre already gone, UAE is gone for at least 20 years in terms of tourism and moral repair costs, Kuwait has also been hit too many times

Iran should extend its range and aim Mediterranean crusader states like Italy or Greece or simply hit Ukraine as a response

Seems like that hitting US naval ships let alone ACC is out of capabilities of Iranian naval/missile forces. Iran should continue to wreck havoc on US interests in PGCC

 

[BHAN85]

With the NATO summit in Turkey, I think Iran has deliberately chosen this path to increase the oil price and also remind the US and its GCC flunkies that it is still alive and kicking and can make life miserable for them all.

Iran is reminding NATO of the impotence of the US.

Really was it started by Iran this?

USA only has to order civilian ships to pass ignoring Iran to provoke this Iran reaction.

I think it's USA who started this to have excuse tomorrow to order nato vassals more Iran war involvement.

Iran should add a random delay for retaliations, they are following USA plans with this deterministic action/reaction.

 

[Abdul q]

Initial unconfirmed reports of power outages in Kuwait and Bahrain

Reason mentioned? Source?

 

[Immortals]

How did Oman backstab Iran? If Iran only wanted ships to use the Iranian channel, it should have negotiated for this in the MoU, but it didn’t.

First of all you cannot force a country to use your territorial waters. So no Iran couldn’t put that explicitly in the MoU, legally speaking.

So it was agreed between Iran and Oman that they would set up a mechanism to equally charge tolls. Then share that revenue. Hence Iran would get revenue regardless of which lane was used.

But then later U.S. told Oman if you charge tolls we will obliterate you. And Oman backed off the idea and became complicit with the West and Arabs.

 

[lightning f57]

Seems like that hitting US naval ships let alone ACC is out of capabilities of Iranian naval/missile forces. Iran should continue to wreck havoc on US interests in PGCC

Its an asymmetric war, some are asking why Iran is doing this, they are missing the bigger picture. Whether we think its right morally is a different question.

 

[Nawnaw1]

Seems like that hitting US naval ships let alone ACC is out of capabilities of Iranian naval/missile forces. Iran should continue to wreck havoc on US interests in PGCC

US Ships are hundreds of miles out. They don't phyically escort anything. No US navy ship is anywhere in the entire Persian Gulf, there is zero evidence of that. They emptied the entire naval base before the war. All they do is drone and helicopter escorts. That's it. To shoot down drones. That's not sustainable.