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

[Kyussis]

Another laundry room fire!

 

[BigMela2onin]

Iran should signal that if the US compensates for war damages, it will refrain from imposing a toll on the Strait of Hormuz.

trump cannot pay reparations for the same reason he cannot remove sanctions. That would be the fastest route to remind congress that they can limit presidential power. The toll is a real way to get reparations over time, otherwise Iran will find itself wondering for several decades where the money is just as Vietnam was after that war ended.

 

[Immortals]

 

[030292]

trump cannot pay reparations for the same reason he cannot remove sanctions. That would be the fastest route to remind congress that they can limit presidential power. The toll is a real way to get reparations over time, otherwise Iran will find itself wondering for several decades where the money is just as Vietnam was after that war ended.

This, american congress is filled with zionist agents, no way they agree to anything that even remotely favors iran.

 

[Mighty_Dragon_Strike]

Does anyone disagree with me on this Issue?
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Iran should signal that if the US compensates for war damages, it will refrain from imposing a toll on the Strait of Hormuz.

However, if Iran genuinely intends to collect a toll on Hormuz regardless, I would advise against that approach, as it risks costing Iran its international support and could ultimately lead to its defeat by the US.

Here's why:

If Iran limits its demand to war reparations alone, other countries will have a clear incentive to pressure Trump into accepting the demand or negotiating a compromise. A narrowly framed, damage-based claim is something the international community can rally behind and push for diplomatically.

But if Iran instead reveals that its real intention is to collect a toll from Hormuz, it changes the nature of the dispute entirely. Other countries would no longer be able to pressure Trump on Iran's behalf, since Iran would no longer be seen as simply seeking redress, it would be seen as leveraging a strategic chokepoint for economic gain. In that scenario, the rest of the world would have little choice but to absorb the economic fallout of the standoff, however long it lasts.
And should this escalate into a prolonged confrontation with the global economy itself, the odds increasingly favour Iran's defeat rather than its success.

problem here is lack of trust:

1. IR reformists always seek an opportunity to sell off IR interests
2. right wingers feel adversary cannot be trusted.

US will never provide relief to IR economy as long as there is zios state. So, this problem is very well designed.

Chaos in this region benefits Arabs and westerners!

 

[hussain0216]

Seems to be a lot of hit targets

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Immortals]

Why waste missiles on runaways that can be repaired relatively quickly?

 

[kobra]

"israel used approximately 1,100 tons of explosives to destroy the Ali al-Tahir Heights in southern Lebanon.And how I wish that the other Axis fronts resembled the Yemeni front in the speed of initiative and the imposition of red lines. Hesitation in responding, fear of escalating the confrontation, and waiting for the perfect moment—these are the policies that brought Lebanon to its current state: the occupation of parts of the south and the continuation of Israeli encroachment in an increasingly intensifying manner.I’m not saying that Iran left Lebanon alone; that would be a superficial and incorrect characterization of the scene.

The problem runs much deeper than that. The problem lies in the very strategic conception of confronting Israel, and in the policy of “strategic patience” when it transforms from a tool for buying time into an excuse for allowing the adversary to impose a new reality on the ground, step by step.And here, the logic of Europe’s appeasement policy toward Hitler in the 1930s comes to mind perfectly: retreating before every step in the hope that it would be the last, and avoiding confrontation under the pretext of preventing a larger war, only to discover that every concession did not prevent the war but emboldened the adversary further and raised the cost of the impending confrontation.Red lines that are not enforced with force cease to be red lines, and an adversary who discovers that escalation comes without a real price will continue to raise the ceiling of escalation until what was impossible yesterday becomes a reality today."

good news from yemen, bad news from lebanon... Israil is almost successful in eliminating Hezbullah from South. .Biggest win for israil

 

[Persian Gulf]

Brent crude reaches $108

 

[Persian Gulf]

so much winning ...

 

[brazensword]

so much winning ...

Still cheap. Americans will only flinch if it is 10 dollars a litre.