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Iran can't touch a inch of USA mainland.The Minuteman and Trident are a last resort, should any country launch a nuclear first strike against the US mainland
How ?3. The SoH functions as Iran's 'nuclear weapon' in that it presents a 'use it or lose it' scenario. Over the next decade, it is likely to become largely irrelevant, as no GCC nation or Iraq is inclined to allow Iran to hold such leverage over them ever again.
Yeah, industrial accidents still happen, especially in IranDuring a time of war with Iranian drones flying around after Iran attacked Us base in Kuwait and shipping in SoH?
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Not just this barber, in fact this is the most common Arab view and sentiment for Shia and Iran.“If Iran had the chance, it would wipe us off the face of the earth,” said Hamada Qrada, 52, a barber. “God willing, may the oppressors destroy one another and stay far away from us.”![]()
I think that is one among multiple opinions documented in the article. It reflects an extremist mindset and the winners of such sectarianism and extremism are foreign forces and domestic autocrats. We should stay away from it.Not just this barber, in fact this is most common Arab view and sentiments for Shia and Iran.
No matter what and how much Iran/Shias would do to confront the common enemy, this ungrateful bunch would only become satisfied if Shias would just disappear.
I would say they definitely deserve the Zionist whip on their sorry asses. Leave them for good.
Iran shouldn’t be giving exemptions to Russian or Chinese ships. Both countries supported UN Security Council sanctions on Iran for decades. Neither are cash strapped countries.
2. The West is capable of maintaining this on/off conflict indefinitely, especially with low global energy prices. On the other hand, Iran cannot endure this level of pressure for long. Eventually, the Iranian state will falter if this war does not conclude on terms that are advantageous to them.
1. High oil prices represent Iran's last remaining tool to exert pressure on the collective West. The West shows little concern for the lives of GCC Arabs. Elevated energy prices serve as a protective barrier, allowing Tehran to carve out diplomatic opportunities to negotiate a favorable outcome in this conflict.
2. The West is capable of maintaining this on/off conflict indefinitely, especially with low global energy prices. On the other hand, Iran cannot endure this level of pressure for long. Eventually, the Iranian state will falter if this war does not conclude on terms that are advantageous to them.
3. The SoH functions as Iran's 'nuclear weapon' in that it presents a 'use it or lose it' scenario. Over the next decade, it is likely to become largely irrelevant, as no GCC nation or Iraq is inclined to allow Iran to hold such leverage over them ever again.