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

[kobra]

Love me or love me not.... war or no war.. what a mess

 

[Immortals]

What land blockade? Is he planning to bomb border crossings?

Iraq’s oil revenues go to the U.S. treasury. So he can pressure Iraq that way.

Pakistan is bankrupt and relies on dollar liquidity lines and Arabian money to keep the lights on.

Turkey is fighting inflation and a currency that has lost 99% of its value against the dollar. Erdogan can’t stand up to US.

So that leaves Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, and Armenia and the Caspian Sea (to Russia) as Iran’s only major land routes to do trade.

 

[Immortals]

Field Marshal Rezai’s media team working overtime to overcome his incompetence

 

[Ali_Baba]

If every republican who lost their seat because of the war votes for impeachment, then Hegseth is done for..

There is no need for party “loyalty “ when you are having to find a new job etc.

 

[925boy]

Iran’s Oil Depot Reconstruction Hits 80% After US-Israeli Strikes

Reconstruction of Iran’s war-damaged oil facilities and depots has reached 80%, with Tehran’s fuel distribution already restored while wider repairs continue. The reported recovery shows how repair crews can limit the lasting disruption caused by attacks on energy infrastructure.

Mohammad Meshkinfam, head of the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company, told Iranian energy news agency Shana that crews brought the affected fuel distribution operations back into service in roughly two weeks. He says distribution in Tehran is now stable and running above its previous capacity.

The work covers damage to the Rey oil depot and other storage facilities in Tehran province. These facilities help move petroleum products through the capital’s supply network, making their recovery essential to keeping transport and everyday economic activity running.

Engineers prioritized restoring fuel distribution and transfers while rebuilding storage tanks under a separate part of the contract. That sequencing allowed fuel deliveries to resume while construction continued, reducing the period in which damaged facilities could disrupt supplies.

Meshkinfam says a contractor was mobilized within three days, despite wartime constraints. With no completed design available at the outset, engineers developed plans alongside construction and refined the scope as work advanced. Crews worked around the clock, including during the Nowruz holidays.

Important work remains, with transfer facilities around 60% complete even as the overall reconstruction project reaches 80%. Meshkinfam hopes to restore all infrastructure covered by the project by the end of Aban, November 21. The figures describe construction progress; they do not mean 80% of individual depots have been fully rebuilt.

For the US and Israel, the practical constraint is the time their strikes can keep essential infrastructure out of action. Iran’s reported recovery points to an engineering workforce able to restore fuel flows before every tank is replaced. If that pace holds, attacks on depots become less effective at turning physical destruction into prolonged shortages and economic paralysis.

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[BigMela2onin]

What land blockade? Is he planning to bomb border crossings?

No it's 20 guys in Florida asking other countries to not let stuff in.

 

[Master Chief]

If a blockade is Americans final and best move in this war against Iran, it doesn't take a genius to know that's a war loss for US, just accepted slowly and staggered.

I tend to disagree with this. USA needs to do absolutely nothing beyond sustaining the present status quo.

Iran's statements about wanting to emerge from the "neither peace, neither war" status provide a thinly veiled admission that the US siege is quietly effective enough to permit Tel Aviv to achieve its goals and to squeeze Iran substantially. This may not be how USA planned things initially, but it is working better for them than it is for Iran.

The talk of dramatic ground invasions seem to be a red herring, periodically inserted by Trump and others for diplomatic and economic posturing, but without genuine intent. At the moment, he probably isn't sure about the benefits of a massive one off airstrike either because it is difficult to know what Iran's response will be. I think he can sustain the siege for up to a year yet.

One must also consider the fact that the Arab states and their economies are entirely expendable for the Americans in this process.

 

[Immortals]

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Yeah, Iran is in the middle of a war with the US, getting bombed on a daily basis and facing the worst episode of its history, yet what Iran does? Cyber attacking refrigerators in France and disabling them

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Handala Hackers Flood Tel Aviv With Leaflets Threatening to CUT OFF Electricity and Water

Israel is FREAKING OUT.

The pro-Iranian hacker group claims it distributed HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of leaflets overnight, warning that further Israeli attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure will trigger the DESTRUCTION of Israel’s power plants, refineries and desalination facilities.

Israeli police have launched an investigation.

 

[kobra]

FInally

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Following the unusual movements of aircraft today from RAF Mildenhall, a joint U.S. and British airbase in the United Kingdom, with U.S. Air Force aerial-refueling tankers and other military assets being repositioned to secondary bases across Europe, a U.S. official has told The War Zone, “Enhanced force protection measures are in effect across RAF Lakenheath and RAF Mildenhall.”

 

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