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

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[Persian Gulf]

 

[Ali_Baba]

Saudi will need to make a "FORMAL" request under the pact for help and then Pakistan will be obliged to help under the pact. Both Saudi and Pakistan need to think this through as the Houthi can equally reach Pakistan easily as they can reach Israel and Gwadar can be attacked in return by the Houthis.

 

[Mobius]

 

[Flotilla]

The granite mountain, however, presents a difficult target to even the Pentagon’s “heaviest non-nuclear” bombs, the CSIS team reported. And It’s not the only Iranian nuclear facility feared to be out of reach for current-generation weapons.

If that is not enough, there is more good news.

After all seems that one year without IAEA inspections the iranian nuclear program is literally completely unknown

The facility at Pickaxe Mountain is “likely” designed for one of three purposes, all related to Iran’s nuclear program, according to the CSIS analysis. It could be a centrifuge assembly facility, an enrichment facility, or a safe haven for other “nuclear weapons-relevant” work such as uranium metal conversion.

And more worrying (for americans)

The granite mountain, however, presents a difficult target to even the Pentagon’s “heaviest non-nuclear” bombs, the CSIS team reported. And It’s not the only Iranian nuclear facility feared to be out of reach for current-generation weapons.

This is the most evident confession by US that alternative sites may be built in other areas.

If Pickaxe doesn´t enrich uranium is not a problem, because there will be other places to do so.

So Irán can have right today limited quantities of highly enriched uranium, and day after day will enrich more.

 

[Ali_Baba]

The granite mountain, however, presents a difficult target to even the Pentagon’s “heaviest non-nuclear” bombs, the CSIS team reported. And It’s not the only Iranian nuclear facility feared to be out of reach for current-generation weapons.

If that is not enough, there is more good news.

After all seems that one year without IAEA inspections the iranian nuclear program is literally completely unknown

The facility at Pickaxe Mountain is “likely” designed for one of three purposes, all related to Iran’s nuclear program, according to the CSIS analysis. It could be a centrifuge assembly facility, an enrichment facility, or a safe haven for other “nuclear weapons-relevant” work such as uranium metal conversion.

And more worrying (for americans)

The granite mountain, however, presents a difficult target to even the Pentagon’s “heaviest non-nuclear” bombs, the CSIS team reported. And It’s not the only Iranian nuclear facility feared to be out of reach for current-generation weapons.

This is the most evident confession by US that alternative sites may be built in other areas.

If Pickaxe doesn´t enrich uranium is not a problem, because there will be other places to do so.

So Irán can have right today limited quantities of highly enriched uranium, and day after day will enrich more.

The reason why the USA is wanting nuclear inspectors to return to Iran is that they want intelligence on Pick Axe mountain and on the best way to attack it and that is why they are pushing at the UN new resolutions ( as per post by SC ).

 

[Flotilla]

The reason why the USA is wanting nuclear inspectors to return to Iran is that they want intelligence on Pick Axe mountain and on the best way to attack it and that is why they are pushing at the UN new resolutions ( as per post by SC ).

Yes.

But by passing time. Pickaxe remains less relevant because Irán is spreading again the entire nuclear program in alternatives sites.

We must assume (US does) that being Pickaxe a secondary target aside Natanz and Fordow, Irán would have set up tertiary places to enrich uranium.

Without IAEA inspections the effect it is similar to oil spill, uncontainable. Just my oppinion.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Brent crude crosses $101

 

[Persian Gulf]

More Yemeni strikes against Saudi airbases and oil infrastructure in response to Saudi airstrikes in Yemen

 

[retaxis]

Brent crude crosses $101

Every since the MOU fell apart I knew it would be 45 days before the prices go back up above $100 once the strait is closed again. Everyone just over reacted as if Iran is defeated because the price was low but a little patience is all that is needed.

Those ships carrying oil takes 30-45days to reach their destination and after that the prices will rise naturally.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Every since the MOU fell apart I knew it would be 45 days before the prices go back up above $100 once the strait is closed again. Everyone just over reacted as if Iran is defeated because the price was low but a little patience is all that is needed.

Those ships carrying oil takes 30-45days to reach their destination and after that the prices will rise naturally.

events in Russia and Yemen have helped as well

 

[PakistanLVR]

Saudi will need to make a "FORMAL" request under the pact for help and then Pakistan will be obliged to help under the pact. Both Saudi and Pakistan need to think this through as the Houthi can equally reach Pakistan easily as they can reach Israel and Gwadar can be attacked in return by the Houthis.

Inbreds on the Meds - Mission accomplished. US Fighting Iran, and Muslims nations fighting one another while they sit back and Khummas.

 

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