Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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Shags101
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I think your putting to much thought into that to be fair
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Missile hits Iranian Kurdish opposition HQ in Erbil
A missile has struck the headquarters of the Iranian Kurdish opposition group Komala in Erbil, the capital of Iraq’s Kurdish region.The group has blamed Iran for the attack, according to the Iraqi news agency Shafaq News.
Komala, formally known as the Kurdistan Toilers’ Party, is a left-wing Iranian Kurdish opposition group founded in 1969 that has long operated out of Iraq’s Kurdish region.
The group said its facilities have been targeted by more than 91 missiles and drones since the outbreak of the US-Israel war on Iran.
So yes Iran has struck the Kurds in the past on different occasions but seems like Iran is trying to put a bigger hurt on a group that supposedly doesn’t want to be trumps foot soldiers in Iran perhaps they have intelligence of something brewing or Russia or china shared something
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US soldier killed and one injured after Iranian attack in Iraq
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Verified footage shows Iranian projectile striking Jordan air base
The US military says a service member was killed after an Iranian attack in northern Iraq on Saturday, a day after an attack on a base in Jordan killed two US soldiers and left another missing.
US Central Command (Centcom) said the individual was killed during "a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance" from a downed Iranian attack drone, which also wounded a second service member.
In its update, Centcom said it had found "unidentified remains" after a search of the location of Friday's attack in Jordan. "An examination process to verify the remains is ongoing," it added.
It comes as the US and Iran exchanged strikes for an eighth day of escalating attacks.
Both sides have been accused of striking critical infrastructure in recent days. Meanwhile, Washington has reimposed its blockade of Iranian ports and Tehran has declared the Strait of Hormuz closed and targeted US allies in the region, as a preliminary ceasefire collapsed less than a month after it began.
The US military said its latest attacks had been designed to "degrade Iran's ability to threaten commercial shipping" in the strait, and to "swiftly punish" Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) forces it said were responsible for the attack in Jordan.
Verified footage from inside the Jordanian facility showed at least two impacts and an explosion.
The US death toll in the conflict has now reached 17, after an American Navy pilot who went missing earlier this month was declared dead.
In Iran, at least 50 people have been killed and more than 500 injured in US strikes over the past three weeks, the country's health ministry has said.
Smoke billowed near an oil facility in Mangaf, Kuwait on Saturday after Iranian strikes
As attacks continued on Sunday, Iranian media reported that an under-construction nuclear power plant in the south-western city of Darkhoveyn had been struck overnight, as well as Qeshm Island.
The UN's nuclear watchdog called for restraint, while noting that the site was "in the very early stages" and contained no nuclear material during its last visit.
Three Iranian missiles were later shot down by Jordan's military and a fourth fell in a remote area, Jordan's state news agency reported. It followed a US warning that the port of Aqaba could be targeted.
Jordan summoned Iran's charges d'affaires in Amman to demand an immediate end to what the foreign ministry called "unjustified and blatant Iranian attacks", insisting that its security was "a red line that cannot be crossed".
Israel's military meanwhile said that "several interceptors were launched toward missile debris in order to prevent debris impact within Israeli territory" after projectiles were launched towards Jordan.
It said "interceptor fragments" were subsequently identified near the southern city of Eilat, near the countries' shared border, with no damage or injuries reported.
Separately, the IRGC said two vessels had ignored Iranian warnings not to transit the Strait of Hormuz and were consequently involved in "an accident".
It warned that all vessels "influenced" by the US and which used "unsafe routes" would "certainly face accidents".
Officials inspect a bridge damaged by a US strike in southern Iran on Saturday
In Kuwait, local officials said an electricity and water plant struck on Saturday had been hit again, resulting in a fire.
The Gulf Cooperation Council - an alliance including Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates - had accused Tehran of targeting civilian infrastructure after the first strike, calling it a violation of international law.
For its part, Iran accused the US of striking bridges, an airport and a train station earlier this week - to which Washington responded that it had "carried out strikes exclusively on military targets, including military logistics infrastructure".
Under international law, attacking civilians or civilian areas is illegal. However, in certain circumstances, civilian objects - like a bridge or a power plant - lose their protection if they are used to support the enemy's war effort.
Washington and Tehran struck a preliminary deal to end the war which began on 28 February in June, but the agreement unravelled within weeks - with President Donald Trump declaring the agreement "over" on 8 July.
Late on Saturday, Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei said in a written statement that America's "repeated breaches" of the agreement had "laid bare a fundamental truth: the signature of the US president is utterly worthless and devoid of credibility".
US soldier killed and one injured after Iranian attack in Iraq
The US military reports another death a day after two of its soldiers were killed in Jordan.
www.bbc.com
Persian Gulf
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Kuwait is firing more ATACMS missiles at Iran
how many water desalination plants does Kuwait have left?
how many water desalination plants does Kuwait have left?
Flotilla
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Don't forget that even right now, Saudí Arabia is asking price for KAAN and also even asked for J35. It is not Bahrain or Qatar, we are talking about Saudi Arabia. Even if they don't buy them finally, shows a tecnonic riff in Middle East. Even Donald Trump offered them finally F35.
Meengla
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It would not be too exaggeration to say that the Western militaries are being reduced to the level like in this video. Unable to bear body bags. I have fully sympathy for the poor American lads who join the Services because of financial reasons and college etc. They need not die for Israel!
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early reports of another US drone being intercepted by Iran
Shags101
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From the looks of the people at the airport they might not need it in a few weeks if there no Kuwaitis left
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