Can you share with me how you received the information on what was hit ?Hitting empty ground unfortunately... needs to target infrastucture of kuwiaiti government
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Can you share with me how you received the information on what was hit ?Hitting empty ground unfortunately... needs to target infrastucture of kuwiaiti government
By the way, it is not only me that is worried about a ground invasion of Iran.
At least 3 high ranking officials have talked about the same thing in the last 48 hours:
1. Kamran Ghazanfari (Parliament Member, representing Tehran)
2. Rashidi Koochi (former Parliament Member, representing Marvdasht)
3. Mohammad Ali Larijani, one of the highest officials in Iran responsible for Iran's doctrine and strategy since the revolution. Also, Ali Larijani's brother.
Rashidi Koochi has talked exactly like me. He says a ground invasion is certain at this point and Trump is only waiting for the weather to get better.
I dont think it was ghlibaf that fired at the ships. After which the americans fired. Iran should have left the strait open at the same time their own bloackade was lifted by the americans. Negotitate the nuclear material and get sanction relief. I think this is what the iran negotiators are probably saying to iirgc.US wants to seize southern Iran, including kharg Island, while Pezeshkian, Ghalibaf and Araghchi remain asleep at the wheel.
This inaction will lead to another Khorramshahr
The same Pezeshkian was deceived by the Yankees before Operation True Promise 2 and Operation True Promise 3. The same Pezeshkian still hasn't learned a damn thing.
Unfortunately with this liberal government we keep making horrible mistakes again and again.
No it is all about politics. Politicians doesn't want war while majority of our people and our militants want warI guess they're responding with what they do have.
But yeah, if they had super weapons of any sort capable of sinking ships at long range with good defenses, they probably would have done it by now.
I have checked the images and aware whqt was hit or not. You can clealry see in the video what was hit, plus civilians are filming from upclose which can never be the case with military base, hence we get sat images only.Can you share with me how you received the information on what was hit ?
Maybeyou should check the sat images from the last 6 months .
Pretty accurate analysis for a non-Iranian, brotherMany people here are unaware that Iran's oil fields are actually quite concentrated. The sheer size of the country leads some to think that resources are distributed throughout Iran. In reality, Iranian oil fields are primarily located in the Khuzestan Basin, close to the Iraqi border. Even capturing just a portion of these fields would not only cover the expenses of the war for US and Israel but also transform it into a highly paying and profitable endeavor.
Think tanks like professor pepe and professor yang also turned out to be accurate. They said this war will be a costly trap for US and see......Professor Mersheimer said that he privately told his close friends that Iran should’ve continued the war. The hardliners were correct that the U.S. didn’t learn anything from the 40 days of war. They were proven correct and now the “moderates” are in retreat on Irans side.
He went on to say that the U.S. only has 2 weeks before the SOR dwindles further and we’re 2 months away from the midterms so time is not on Trumps side. He continues to talk about wanting the deal done asap within weeks to walk away with a “victory.” I think the Iranians have figured out that they’ll take a beating but won’t give in. As long as the SoM and BaM is off line, Iran has the upper hand.
In a way they were wise that the U.S. wasn’t going to stick to the MOU and were right in their analysis. Their positions have harden quite a bit.
Interesting the parasitical b*tch on the med is awfully quiet. In a typical deceit manner it has what it wanted and happily sitting pretty untouched (for now)
A ground invasion is definitely a possibility. It makes complete sense, and I was among those who believed the Americans will attempt an invasion.
Many people here are unaware that Iran's oil fields are actually quite concentrated. The sheer size of the country leads some to think that resources are distributed throughout Iran. In reality, Iranian oil fields are primarily located in the Khuzestan Basin, close to the Iraqi border. Even capturing just a portion of these fields would not only cover the expenses of the war for US and Israel but also transform it into a highly paying and profitable endeavor.
braindead take; negotiation (1) -> JCPOA -> Result was (i) failure to give sanctions relief (ii) failure to allow integration into global economy (iii) intrusive inspections (iv) failure to deliver billions of dollars worth of PURCHASED enriched uranium they were promised to be allowed to buy for civillian use (v) pull out and unilateral sanctions harsher than previousI dont think it was ghlibaf that fired at the ships. After which the americans fired. Iran should have left the strait open at the same time their own bloackade was lifted by the americans. Negotitate the nuclear material and get sanction relief. I think this is what the iran negotiators are probably saying to iirgc.
But those guys are hell bent on fighting. With what, God alone knows. They should have followed through with negotiations. I believe everyone here and in irgc were of the opinion that usa will never invade. If that is is the case and irgc has no intention of building the bomb then why fire on ships, why ask for the Americans to bomb you. And if you want to fight then bomb america in israel where most of their assets are. Whats with the drones. They are losing a war they had won and its pretty silly what irgc is doing now. They had the upper hand and now they are loosing it along with the international support/sympathy. God bless the iranians because at the end they are the ones suffering the most
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