Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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Shags202
Trusted Member
Rinse spit and repeat he does this in every election period than when it’s done if he wins this time he will be like I didn’t say that or they are twisting his words inshallah this rat goes by the curb so the trash collectors can pick him and his family up after the elections but he’s a snake he can always come out on top
tsunset
The Legend
Iran should find a way to raze the entirety of the earth in case of imminent extinction of the Iranian state or holocaust of Shia Muslims
If nukes are deemed haram for Iranian Samson Option, then Iran should find a way to create a bacteriological nukes to remove all forms of life on the earth
If nukes are deemed haram for Iranian Samson Option, then Iran should find a way to create a bacteriological nukes to remove all forms of life on the earth
BananaRepublic
Trusted Member
This is what the Arabs and their bootlickers are actively facilitating.
Iran is fighting for all Muslims.
muhammed45
Elite Member
Our trade balance with Turkey and Pakistan proves that doing land-based business with these two neighbors has mostly been Iran’s treat or rather, treatment. They’ve always managed to export more in terms of hard currency, and by exploiting land routes leading to Europe and India, they’ve made an art form out of trying to hold the Iranian side hostage. But lo and behold, the development of the Chabahar Port and, above all, the North-South Corridor has drastically slashed this dependence, minimizing the geopolitical importance of these two in Iran’s trade routes.
As for the fuel exported to these neighbors, calling it "business" is quite a stretch, it was an absolute masterclass in foolishness, conducted on a good old-fashioned barter system. Alongside legal trade and bartering, fuel smuggling was putting immense pressure on Iran’s subsidized economy. Iran’s previous nonchalance about the issue was rooted in that very transit dependency, which, thank goodness, is now resolved, sparing us from having to appease these opportunistic neighbors.
The government’s recent decision to curb unlimited fuel supplies, by phasing out open cards and restricting gas stations to personal cards, is a giant leap toward choking off fuel smuggling. Currently, subsidized fuel is supplied to all Iranian vehicles through fuel cards at tiered pricing, effectively putting a lid on misuse and, most importantly, fuel smuggling. Today, any attempt by these two regional partners to block Iran’s trade routes barely leaves a scratch on us, while our special countermeasures are set to inflict maximum damage on them instead.
Naturally, Pakistan’s unilateral restrictions and the closure of economic borders will first and foremost throw a wrench into their own prized projects like the Chabahar-Gwadar port connection. Without a doubt, Pakistan’s resiliently fragile economy will reap the lion’s share of the misery from cutting ties with Iran. Meanwhile, our persistent trade deficit with Turkey? Poof, magically balanced out. Sure, parting ways with our neighbors isn't completely painless for Iran, but given today's realities, we’ll barely feel the pinch, while our two dear neighbors are set to experience the full, unfiltered consequences of their own brilliant maneuvers.
As for the fuel exported to these neighbors, calling it "business" is quite a stretch, it was an absolute masterclass in foolishness, conducted on a good old-fashioned barter system. Alongside legal trade and bartering, fuel smuggling was putting immense pressure on Iran’s subsidized economy. Iran’s previous nonchalance about the issue was rooted in that very transit dependency, which, thank goodness, is now resolved, sparing us from having to appease these opportunistic neighbors.
The government’s recent decision to curb unlimited fuel supplies, by phasing out open cards and restricting gas stations to personal cards, is a giant leap toward choking off fuel smuggling. Currently, subsidized fuel is supplied to all Iranian vehicles through fuel cards at tiered pricing, effectively putting a lid on misuse and, most importantly, fuel smuggling. Today, any attempt by these two regional partners to block Iran’s trade routes barely leaves a scratch on us, while our special countermeasures are set to inflict maximum damage on them instead.
Naturally, Pakistan’s unilateral restrictions and the closure of economic borders will first and foremost throw a wrench into their own prized projects like the Chabahar-Gwadar port connection. Without a doubt, Pakistan’s resiliently fragile economy will reap the lion’s share of the misery from cutting ties with Iran. Meanwhile, our persistent trade deficit with Turkey? Poof, magically balanced out. Sure, parting ways with our neighbors isn't completely painless for Iran, but given today's realities, we’ll barely feel the pinch, while our two dear neighbors are set to experience the full, unfiltered consequences of their own brilliant maneuvers.
tsunset
The Legend
Iran should be added to the Mecca Alliance, Iran is a major pillar in the region and is missing in this alliance
Great and real things can be done, including sending combat proven drones and missiles productions to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, only if they guarantee not to attack Muslim countries and lift their blockade as well as expelling foreigners coming from the other side of the world from their country
Without Iran this alliance is useless and full of empty promises, all supervised by the US and Israel, the financial aspect of this alliance makes it useless on the field besides providing cash in exchange of pseudo deterrence
Great and real things can be done, including sending combat proven drones and missiles productions to Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, only if they guarantee not to attack Muslim countries and lift their blockade as well as expelling foreigners coming from the other side of the world from their country
Without Iran this alliance is useless and full of empty promises, all supervised by the US and Israel, the financial aspect of this alliance makes it useless on the field besides providing cash in exchange of pseudo deterrence
BananaRepublic
Trusted Member
Israel doesn’t recognise Jewishness through “self identification”.
To be a Jew, a person has to have ancestral ties of one of the recognised Jewish groups e.g. Ashkenazi, Ethiopian, Indian
Starlord
Trusted Member
May happen in the future, and it will be great but for now there is too much bad blood between 2 major power houses aka Iran-KSA, first the focus should be on ending this war imposed on Iran, stabilize peace in region, more meetings between KSA-Iran should occur, with of course agreements on you make sure your country is not gonna be used against mine and vice versa, and so once that is out of the way i don't see why not Iran can join the MDA, they share border with Pakistan & Turkiye, KSA is right next to them. Lots of stuff can be made in each of these country, joint production lines, ballistic/cruise missiles, mass production of drones, AD systems, trade etc.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Oracle
Registered Member
Israel has 18.6% Muslims who can vote as well.
Around 1.85 million sunni Muslims...
I came to know this today as well
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AZ_HighCountry
INT'L MOD
The FM seems to be in business casual. That says a lot.
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