ShapurII
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Iran most likely has no access to real-time data. That's why the number of American casualties is insanely low and Iran is unable to track USN assets to target them.It's not as easy as you think.
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Iran most likely has no access to real-time data. That's why the number of American casualties is insanely low and Iran is unable to track USN assets to target them.It's not as easy as you think.
This isn't completely true though. The world's GDP is expected to grow 1% less than early predictions by the IMF or the World Bank. I don't remember which, but I am certain about it.While the world economy keep growing despite higher oil and gas price since Asian economy can still get both oil and gas from some other places
Gulfoids can't and won't do shit lolThe Gulf countries allowed the US to host bases for their own protection, not for attacks on any other country. How does that make these countries legitimate targets?
And the immense restraint being shown by these Gulf countries is beyond my imagination. However, there will eventually come a time when they start to retaliate. And these Gulf Countries have thousands of Bombs and Missiles for Ground operations using their state of their Air Forces. They can really take the war to Iran when they eventually decide enough is enough......and they can replenish weapons very quickly from all around the globe with the kind of money they have.
Why people like you want GCC countries to be targetted is also beyond me.
This isn't completely true though. The world's GDP is expected to grow 1% less than early predictions by the IMF or the World Bank. I don't remember which, but I am certain about it.
And that's 1% in total. I mean, assuming the world's GDP was projected to grow by 2.6% before the war, now it's projected to grow by 1.6% or so. So, that's about a 30%-40% decrease in GDP growth for the entire world.
Nevertheless, it does have an impact on the world economy. Not as much as it impacts the Iranian economy for sure, no doubt about that, but still, it does have a meaningful impact on the world economy.That is the growth change that the world can still tolerate while it can give huge damage to Iranian economy.
I dont think it is worth it for Iran to keep doing this. The most effected countries are those with close proximity to Middle East, including India and Pakistan.
While Indonesia stock market is still in positive territory since the last 6 days
Its okay brother people just coming here posting nonsense about satellite dataIran most likely has no access to real-time data. That's why the number of American casualties is insanely low and Iran is unable to track USN assets to target them.
But for how long? Will they continue to take hits if the fighting is prolonged to many months?Gulfoids can't and won't do shit lol
Nevertheless, it does have an impact on the world economy. Not as much as it impacts the Iranian economy for sure, no doubt about that, but still, it does have a meaningful impact on the world economy.
However, what other option does Iran have? Iran has only two options in my opinion. Fight the fight or surrender. I personally think Iran will eventually surrender because the situation is not going well for Iran. But the truth is that any long-lasting peace that involves Iran's surrender will not be possible without normalizing our ties with the US, and most importantly, complete normalization with Israel, even if it happens behind the scenes.
It is simply impossible for Iran to reach a deal with the US without recognizing the Israeli dominance in the region. Everything that is a threat to Israel has to be surrendered, most importantly Iran's resistance groups. And that's a tough pill to swallow for the Iranian regime whose entire character in the region has been defined by anti-Israel sentiments since the beginning and defines its security through a network of useless militias instead of relying on more realistic means of deterrence and national security.
As Jd Vance said , the deal was for USA to re-stock weapons and oil , they didn't have plans to honor it any wayThe previous MOU deal (under US interpretation) is already good, that will bring peace to the region, Iran-US better relationship, and also US VP is already accusing Israel over sabotaging the MOU deal. That is all favor to Iran already.
I dont understand Iran attacking ship within Oman Hormuz corridor, just let the ship pass. It is like 7 October stupid Hamas attack when Netanyahu was about to be kicked out, the 7 October attack then give life to Netanyahu political power and destroy Gaza
Controlling the Hormuz should not be sticking point for Iran. The adversary is USA, not Gulf States.
With respect what are you even talking about US Aircraft have been taking off from Israel and drones from Jordan for the past 3 days.
No, it is not because it offers Iran absolutely nothing. There is no point in giving the US all those concessions if Iran is not going to be given any sort of economic relief.The previous MOU deal (under US interpretation) is already good, that will bring peace to the region, Iran-US better relationship, and also US VP is already accusing Israel over sabotaging the MOU deal. That is all favor to Iran already.
That's not a good idea either. Why should Iran let the US suffocate it and do nothing? Makes no sense. The US was already violating the MoU before Iran decided to attack oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Also, the MoU was never meant to translate into a permanent deal for the reasons I have stated. It was meant to be used for buying time for both sides and drain some economic pressure that was building up.I dont understand Iran attacking ship within Oman Hormuz corridor, just let the ship pass. It is like 7 October stupid Hamas attack when Netanyahu was about to be kicked out, the 7 October attack then give life to Netanyahu political power and destroy Gaza
The current issue is not whether Iran will control the Strait of Hormuz or not in the future. That's a distraction from the real issue. The real issue is that the US wants regime change at minimal cost. The US wants a regime in Iran that is not ideologically determined to create problems for Israel, and the Islamic Republic is trying to reach a deal similar to JCPOA 2.0 with the US, which is impossible because they do not have the cards anymore. So, the two sides want completely different things.Controlling the Hormuz should not be sticking point for Iran. The adversary is USA, not Gulf States.
There are USAF aircraft flying from Al Udied... I'm sorry but you are misinformed.Yes I am talking about close targets
Like E3 awacs and refuelling tankers that were hit in Saudi
US has withdrawn from close proximity
Attacking Israel means a Israeli attack on Iran and I don’t think Iran wants that
Jordan has been hit but it’s not like it’s close to Iran like GCC

The only possible explanation is that there are rogue elements in Iranaian Military Establishment which are not in favour of the MoU. Because there was absolutely no reason to attack the 3 ships which kickstarted all this fighting. Everything was going well, things were eventually leading to a stable region with Iran allowed to trade its oil, sanctions lifted and frozen assets released. And then some manman decided to derail it all by attacking 3 unarmed cargo ships in the strait of hormuz.The previous MOU deal (under US interpretation) is already good, that will bring peace to the region, Iran-US better relationship, and also US VP is already accusing Israel over sabotaging the MOU deal. That is all favor to Iran already.
I dont understand Iran attacking ship within Oman Hormuz corridor, just let the ship pass. It is like 7 October stupid Hamas attack when Netanyahu was about to be kicked out, the 7 October attack then give life to Netanyahu political power and destroy Gaza
Controlling the Hormuz should not be sticking point for Iran. The adversary is USA, not Gulf States.
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