Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

[Persian Gulf]

Tanker Tracker claims 6.7m bpd leaving the USN blockade line (including Fujairah/Oman) in the last 7 days

Pre-war the number was 14-15m bpd, meaning the average remains 50% below pre-war levels

the main problem is that no Iranian oil is being exported, whereas the 14-15m bpd pre-war included 1.5-2m bpd of Iranian oil.

 

[Persian Gulf]

and Greeks are operating Saudi patriot systems near Yanbu to down cheap Yemeni drones ...



Yemen should continue to send large numbers of drones to Yanbu every day, this is an incredibly effective way to deplete Saudi Patriot inventories.

 

[muhammed45]

It’s very obvious the war is going to restart after November mid terms. Trump wants to create a failed state or kill enough hardliners till the only people left are the traitors like Pezeshkhian and Qalibaf.

Israel will have had 9 months to rebuild its missile shield with more interceptors. They are likely building a new target list that they will execute and in the process trying to figure out Mojtaba’s location schedule.

Iran is about to be surprise attacked for the THIRD TIME while negotiating with the U.S.

Iranian men are hardliners and Trump is softliner according to your non sense

 

[Immortals]

Qalibaf, Argachi, and Pezeshkhian got played





Chamberlain keeps trying to negotiate with Hitler and keeps wondering why it doesn’t work.

 

[Immortals]

and Greeks are operating Saudi patriot systems near Yanbu to down cheap Yemeni drones ...
Yemen should continue to send large numbers of drones to Yanbu every day, this is an incredibly effective way to deplete Saudi Patriot inventories.

These moves that Houthi’s do isn’t gonna change the fundamental landscape. Iran is trying to once again do strategic patience 2.0 against a man who doesn’t understand the concept.

Trump increasingly appears to believe that time is on his side. Iran is under enormous economic pressure, Washington has demonstrated that oil can still move through the Strait of Hormuz, and there is no immediate global oil shortage. From that perspective, why rush back to diplomacy?

Trump has only rushed back to diplomacy when the kitchen got too hot. And it was always a ploy to reset the escalation ladder because he couldn’t go higher without ramifications. Iran fell for that each and every time.

Right now Trump wants to make the war move to the back pages of the news until after the midterms. Then he will resume the war alongside Israel and say he wants total and utter regime change and ending of Iran’s nuclear program. Just you watch.

In the next 3 months they will find Mojtaba’s location if they haven’t already. Once Mojtaba is killed the system loses legitimacy because if you cannot protect your own leader (twice) then how can you protect the country?

 

[BHAN85]

Traditional "manned" aircraft carriers may well be approaching an era of obsolescence. I agree that they are vulnerable, even the American ones. USA holds the advantage for now, but that advantage is tenuous and remains under threat from asymmetric means. The corollary of all this is that the status quo is very costly for USA, hence the Americans remain eager for a quick resolution. That said, what is very costly for USA is simultaneously crippling for Iran's economy.

Regardless of the logistics issues, USA may yet tolerate a long game of siege better than Iran can.

It's not obsolete, I didnt say that, it's perfectly functional to keep the blockade if it's in the ocean, far from Iran shore.

But it can't be docked in a port near to Iran, it can't even sail Bab el manden near to Houthis, remember when circled whole Africa months ago to avoid the strait.

It's a simple obvious thing, but USA can set a narrative of nonsenses even in simple things like that. So what can't they do in more complex things?

So much internet just to read USA bullshit.