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

[hussain0216]

It's gonna hurt

I would suggest everyone take a look at this video to understand what's happening in the U.S economy

Iran just has to hold out

The clock is ticking

 

[030292]

I would suggest everyone take a look at this video to understand what's happening in the U.S economy

Iran just has to hold out

The clock is ticking

Tldr please ....

 

[Shags101]

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He’s on the pipe no way in hell he doesn’t do drugs

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

I just saw that I also said Saudis are putting the blame on Yemen and all I got to say is
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When was the last time they attacked Houthi controlled territory from the air it’s been years right so why would they do it all of a sudden

There is a major political rift between Saudi Arabia and UAE after Abu Dhabi tried to breakaway the southern part of Yemen and make them a separate country. Saudi Arabia took a decisive step, drove out the Emiratis from Southern Yemen, and brought that part of Yemen under the Yemeni govt.

Additionally, the Saudi govt - in conjunction with Oman - started mediating Ansarallah (aka Houthis) and the Yemeni govt in Muscat, Oman. The goal of this mediation has been to unify the country and deny "Israel" through UAE and others to take advantage of the situation.

The Emiratis started allying themselves with the Ansarallah (Houthis) and started paying the salary of Ansarallah forces. This Emirati intervention derailed the Saudi and Omani-led initiative to resolve the differences between the main factions in the Yemeni civil war (the Yemeni govt and Ansarallah).

Now coming to the current Saudi intervention in Yemen, it was done at the request of the Yemeni govt whose temporary capital is in Aden, Yemen.

Saudi Arabia also sees the Ansarallah as arm of Emiratis against the Kingdom. And this is where these flights between Ansarallah-controlled part in Yemen and Iran should've been done in coordination with Saudi Arabia/Yemeni govt since relations between Riyadh and Tehran has been improving lately.

 

[Pakistan First]

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AI generated images. already proven previously. @RescueRanger

 

[Magi]

There is a major political rift between Saudi Arabia and UAE after Abu Dhabi tried to breakaway the southern part of Yemen and make them a separate country. Saudi Arabia took a decisive step, drove out the Emiratis from Southern Yemen, and brought that part of Yemen under the Yemeni govt.

Additionally, the Saudi govt - in conjunction with Oman - started mediating Ansarallah (aka Houthis) and the Yemeni govt in Muscat, Oman. The goal of this mediation has been to unify the country and deny "Israel" through UAE and others to take advantage of it.

The Emiratis started allying themselves with the Ansarallah (Houthis) and started paying the salary of Ansarallah forces. This Emirati intervention derailed the Saudi and Omani-led initiative to resolve the differences between the main factions in the Yemeni civil war (the Yemeni govt and Ansarallah).

Now coming to the current Saudi intervention in Yemen, it was done at the request of the Yemeni govt whose temporary capital is in Aden, Yemen.

Saudi Arabia also sees the Ansarallah as arm of Emiratis against the Kingdom. And this is where these flights between Ansarallah-controlled part in Yemen and Iran should've been done in coordination with Saudi Arabia/Yemeni govt since relations between Riyadh and Tehran has been improving lately.

Calling it a government over and over again does not create legitimacy.

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Calling it a government over and over again does not create legitimacy.

Yemen, with all of its internal issues, requires a govt that represents its people. Most of the Arab, Islamic, and the rest of the world sees H.E. Dr. Rashad al-Alimi as the president of Yemen Republic.

There is also reconciliation process mediated by Oman that is designed to resolve all outstanding issues including power sharing between the Yemeni govt and Ansarallah. And frankly, others taking advantage of the rift is not good for Yemen.

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

 

[tsunset]

How did Trump defended PGCC exactly?

By letting missiles impact? There's at least more than 50-100 successful impacts on PGCC since the start of the war

And there's no money back guaranteed if not satisfied policy in their defense deals

 

[Magi]

Yemen, with all of its internal issues, requires a govt that represents its people. Most of the Arab, Islamic, and the rest of the world sees H.E. Dr. Rashad al-Alimi as the president of Yemen Republic.

There is also reconciliation process mediated by Oman that is designed to resolve all outstanding issues including power sharing between the Yemeni govt and Ansarallah. And frankly, others taking advantage of the rift is not good for Yemen.

I am sorry, we are too far apart on this for a meaningful dialogue.

"Most of the Arab, Islamic, and the rest of the world" is corrupt, dependent and represents the island class. Might as well draw legitimacy from visiting the island. There is nothing "excellent" about "H.E. Dr. Rashad al-Alimi" the Saudi puppet. Thanks for the chuckle.

 

[Musings]

@Khorasan Black Flags
You have a right to an opinion bro but dont cross the line and become abusive please or i will have to remove you and dont want to do that

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

Because Iran shut it down. Wasn't before.

War. Casus belli

None of them.

Exactly. So, US just carved a niche that didn't exist. And now orange wants arabs to pay 20%... keeping pace, right?

No it didn't. It saw it as a tool of war.

So, protecting your own territory is a tool of war? Keeping and aggressor from the other side of the world is critical to Iranian defense.

The US will be a party to whatever it wants. You can complain, protest, and object all you want, see if it changes anything.

That is funny. The MoU is between the aggressor and the aggrieved party. Which is why it had the billions set aside for reconstruction... thaf was not reconstruction of anything in US.
Maybe US should have signed it with someone call it whatever...

And listen, I have no reason to complain, protest and object. It is what it is at the end of the day.

The MoU is null and void... So, another change...

Precedence? The US has been the strongest military presence in the Middle East for the better part of the century with most Arab states as its willing protectorates.

Why start a protection racket and ask 20%... I mean...
Yes... Brits did have colonies here and they seemingly transitioned. US established it's neocolonial presence largely in last 30 years.

Iran wants the control of the Strait to save the Arabs from American racketeering? The racket which only works if there's Iranian attacks to protect them from.

Well, that would by extension... right? Iran wouldn't want the US presence for it's own sake. The racketeering is an extension of American presence... hmm and before the US invasion how was that... don't just make stuff up as you go along.

You can't make up stuff on the fly and expect others to take it at face value. None of this made any sense.

If it doesn't then move along... you are defending the undefendalble... US doesn't need your counsel to do what it does... it will... inspite of you...