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Iran’s biggest loser calling countries to cry
I dont want to believe weatern media pr9paganda when they say Iranian missile capabilities have been destroyed. But when I see that Iran has not been able to fire more than 10 missiles in a single day for last 2-3 months. It seems there is some truth to it and iran somehow lost the ability to fire 15+ missiles each day.
Now, some may argue that iran is playing the long term game. Okay. I hear you. But if 4 months into a war, and you are still being attacked from a neighbouring country which is not even 18000 sq.km total land area.... then maybe you lost.
Firing 4-5 missiles towards Jordan, which we know are going to be intercepted by US, Israel and Nato assets... is worthless.
Even after 4 months of war. UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Israel, USA... none of this country lost its ability to attack iran. All of them are capable even today and still do attack iran. If iran was successful enough in making atleast 2 of them harmless and arm-less, I would be saying Iran actually achieved something here.
I have got a warning from the moderation staff, so I won't use the word. I am agnostic Muslim, and don't follow a particular brand of religion.
But iranian theocratic regime (I hope I am not using a sectarian vernacular, theocracy is a legit term), countries cannot free themselves from their religious evolution. Same way segments in Pakistan have a rigid view of religion and we all are witnessing hindutva (century old hard work by the bhagats paying off, credit to them) in India.
So yes, the doctrines do shape countries, their world view, and
their actions. It is not wise to confront USA, you get a ramp, exit out.
Pakistan did a great service to provide both an exit ramp, continuing the war path is not in the interest of the region.
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You folks need to open a bit more, everything is not sectarian.
Iran's Interior Minister was in Pakistan and met the Pakistan Army Chief. There is a lot of coordination between the two countries. Pakistan has to walk a tightrope to protect its financial interests as well as to ensure Iran doesn't fall and become a staging ground for the India-Israel axis.
And Iranians know all that.
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