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

[ShapurII]

Iranian television:

The response will be geographically unrestricted, with the possibility of targeting RAF Fairford air base in southern England, from which American bombers took off during the last war against Iran.

The warhead of the Khorramshahr missile has been modified, potentially multiplying its range several times over. There are no limits to the range of Iranian missiles.
In the event of any attack on our country

I don't get the rationale behind this.
If Iran cannot hit the IDF air bases in Israel effectively, after firing hundreds of missiles, how does it intend to hit RAF air bases in England? And what would that achieve exactly?

 

[muhammed45]

I don't get the rationale behind this.
If Iran cannot hit the IDF air bases in Israel effectively, after firing hundreds of missiles, how does it intend to hit RAF air bases in England? And what would that achieve exactly?

Sometimes I feel like you’re getting your info from a parallel universe and checking the news from there. Why on earth do you think Eyal Zamir has zero interest in a military conflict with Iran? Do you think he’s just doing it out of pure love and friendship for Iran؟

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

THE COMPANY BEHIND THE CRASH

CBS News reports the company who operates the system that went down is none other than L3Harris Technologies.

The system crash that grounded America’s planes was caused by an “update” to their private communications network that connects America’s air traffic control.

L3 Harris is tied directly to the Israeli military and has deep ties to the colony.

 

[Khorasan Black Flags]

This is what I warned about months ago. If Iran doesn't win this war, Iran will be forced to pay reparations to Arabs for decades, like Saddam's Iraq.

This statement is historically misleading. Iraq was not forced to pay reparations simply because it lost a war. Following its invasion and occupation of Kuwait in 1990, the UN Security Council established Iraq's legal responsibility for the damages caused by that aggression through Resolution 687 (1991).

The UN Compensation Commission eventually awarded approximately $52.4 billion in compensation, which Iraq paid over three decades, completing its obligations in 2022.

Furthermore, the compensation was not simply paid to "Arabs." It covered claims from Kuwait, individuals, companies, governments, and international organizations affected by Iraq's invasion and occupation.

Iran's situation cannot automatically be compared to Iraq's. Losing a war does not, by itself, create an international legal obligation to pay reparations. Such an obligation would require an established legal basis, a determination of responsibility, and an applicable compensation mechanism.

Therefore, claiming that Iran will inevitably be forced to pay reparations to Arab countries for decades if it loses the war is speculation, not an established historical or legal fact.