Mehdipersian
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Lol, ok
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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Falcon29
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The blame is on the Jewish people. No it is not on Hamas. No one forced the Jewish people to go on a mass murder campaign targeting a whole civilian population when they could go after Hamas and Hamas only.
Maybe you are used to being a puppet for larger picture, but this is not the case for Hamas or Gaza. Palestinians are in a active conflict. This war has been detrimental to Iran's interest. Hamas is not a proxy of Iran. And Hamas didn't take orders from anybody. Nobody knew about Hamas's plans.
Hamas underestimated their ability to penetrate the border and didn't realize civilian groups could have crossed in like what happened. But time was not on their side. And they took a gamble to see if region and people of region are ready to seize a strategic opportunity -- which they weren't.
Tamerlane
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What you’re suggesting is the Hindu mentality. They believe in submitting to whoever is strong. They had no problem living under Muslim rule for 7-8 centuries, then under British rule for another 2 centuries. Now they submit to US-Israeli rule. When Muslims win the war, inshallah, they’ll be back to trying to be friends with Muslims.
Unfortunately, your attitude is similar to theirs. America is strong, submit. Try to be as courageous as your forefathers, unless you’re one of the Donmeh Sabbatean crypto-Jews living in Turkey.
Liquidator
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Mehdipersian
Trusted Member
Ottomans had a Persian-Islamic culture.
Turkish people are now secular and aimless, and they are proud of some Mongol tribes in the middle of Asia.
They are not same people
omegalamba7xl9
Registered Member
Are you khazari?
It's a problem between children of Abraham... Turks and khazars are no way seed of Abraham...
The land is promised to descendant of Ishmael and Isaac only.... No turk. No Persian not even the Arabs who are not from Abraham..... Simple as that.
FHN
Trusted Member
Genetically, most west coast Turks are Greek and most eastern Turks are Persian or Armenian.They share less than 20% of their genes with Central Asian Turks.The Central Asian Turks are not pure historical Turks either. They are the mixed descendants of the Scythians and Turks who migrated westward.
Pingle
Trusted Member
@MMM-E is not completely wrong.....
Imagine last year hamas did not do that misadventure all those innocent Palestine kids would have been playing together even today..... Israel is wrong there is no doubt but why play with a fire when you know it will burn you and along with you it will burn those innocent babies which are not today in this world.....
Shawnee
Registered Member
Same was said about some cities that stood against Mongols.
Just give them a bow and your daughters. Don’t get killed.
Hussein and Karbala is not for many.
Falcon29
Elite Member
Iran is in a difficult situation because on one hand -- it was attacked by Israel in a aggression targeting its embassy in Syria which triggered exchange of blows between the two nations. On other hand, maybe some in Iran are thinking to check Israel as well, in relation to numerous conflicts in region taking place against its allies. And it may factor in trying to restore some kind of balance in these arenas. Which makes it more ever difficult. If these arenas weren't active, it wouldn't need to respond decisively and in a immediate fashion.
Israel is trying to exploit the conflict in multiple arenas to threaten Iran as well which is why Iran is compelled to draw a line. But it may need to target Israeli infrastructure in next True Promise, if there is one.
Because US can quickly recompensate military losses or recoup costs for them. But for infrastructure, they are not going to do that. If they try to, it will take longer to recover losses.
Israel is trying to exploit the conflict in multiple arenas to threaten Iran as well which is why Iran is compelled to draw a line. But it may need to target Israeli infrastructure in next True Promise, if there is one.
Because US can quickly recompensate military losses or recoup costs for them. But for infrastructure, they are not going to do that. If they try to, it will take longer to recover losses.
Khorasan Black Flags
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There are many reports that 2/3 of Israeli missiles came from azerbaijan and NOT from Iraq or Syria
Falcon29
Elite Member
I really think it's important and crucial to move to targeting sensitive Israeli infrastructure. Such as Ports, Gas Rigs, Air Ports, Power Plants, etc..... their military infrastructure is too heavily protected and funded by the US. They can recover from it more easily.
Tijani
Registered Member
"Not Iran but Turkiye blocked USA-İsrali plan in Syria" Are you seriously stating this as a fact?
My bad to the moderators. Sticking to the topic.
tsunset
The Legend
I can't find solid proof or Iranian claim for that, only rumors and witnesses that reportedly saw them coming from the Caspian Sea
I don't see why Iran would hide that Azerbaijan was involved in the attack
If this is true then this is a serious security issue and Iran should do everything to watch was Azerbaijan is doing overall
UKBengali
Elite Member
Yes and we all know why.
As the attack was mainly a failure.
They did hit a few targets and unfortunately there were some deaths due to the hit on that SAM battery, but apart from that the rest of the damage was minor.
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