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

[koolio]

 

[K2RULEZ]

We are more of a threat to ourselves through sheer paranoia then the Zionists ever will be

Netanyahu has named Pakistan. This isn't paranoia. Israel feels insecure if just one Islamic country possesses nuclear weapons. Too bad for Israel. We have them and of course we will do everything to keep them. Especially after witnessing the Iran conflict.

 

[TallGuy]

On topic!

what i understand, there is no law in this world. its a jungle! survival of the fittest!


as of the repost after sufferring strikes from US.

Iran has fired 27 missiles at the entity! including first time use of Khorramshar - 4

again 4-5 impacts are reported in Entity.

May Allah help Iran!

 

[koolio]

 

[RescueRanger]

Scott Ritter is a nut.

 

[El Sidd]

Dolan Trump has not covered himself in glory by capitulating to satanic whispers.

The massive unprovoked attack on Iran is a violation of sacred trust humanity bestows upon itself.

Highly condemnable and lamentable situation. The humanitarian crisis grows in Iran.

 

[TallGuy]

what now? Iran keeps sending 20 missiles at day at Entity for months??? There is no off ramp for the Entity.

 

[onlinpunit]

iran needs to involve china in its country if they want to survive. Russia is not a reliable ally in israel1s case!

No one is going to fight your wars for you. Unless you are Israel.

 

[hasn2009]

 

[K2RULEZ]

On topic!

what i understand, there is no law in this world. its a jungle! survival of the fittest!


as of the repost after sufferring strikes from US.

Iran has fired 27 missiles at the entity! including first time use of Khorramshar - 4

again 4-5 impacts are reported in Entity.

May Allah help Iran!

Walk around pretending there is peace or prepare for the worst day. I'd rather prepare for the worst day.

Of course we stand shoulder to shoulder with our Iranian brothers and sisters.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

China has poured resources into developing next-gen hypersonics, stealth aircraft, and AI-powered platforms, but let’s face it: war isn’t some tech demo or theory exercise. It demands grit, sacrifice, and unflinching resolve.

In my analysis, no matter how advanced its arsenal becomes, China is unlikely to directly engage in a full-scale war. Their doctrine seems centered on showcasing strength rather than testing it in live combat. If any of their systems are ever truly battle tested, it’ll likely be through Pakistan, not by putting their own boots on the ground.

And now more than ever, modern war is all about airpower, drones, AI, and advanced electronic warfare. It’s no longer just about tanks and trenches, future conflicts will be fought by drones and robots, in a battlespace where data dominates and human presence is minimized.

China may dominate the tech race on paper, but whether it has the resolve to commit that power when stakes are real, that’s still up for debate.

No one should get complacent and humans will always be the biggest factor here.

 

[brazensword]

Netanyahu has no way of crippling Pakistans nukes not unless he wants to see a 2nd Holocaust, and there is very little justification for America to go after Pakistans nukes because at the end of day Pakistan is still a US ally which they have been fine with it having nukes for the past several decades.

They'll just ask nicely.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Agree Pakistan is definitely on the list but they will use India as a pawn, nominating Donald as a nobel peacemaker was a diplomatic disaster when will the thick establishment and politicians learn might is what counts in today's theatre of the game.

Iran needs team up with Pakistan as Israel is now teaming up with the BJP.

 

[MH.Yang]

China has poured resources into developing next-gen hypersonics, stealth aircraft, and AI-powered platforms, but let’s face it: war isn’t some tech demo or theory exercise. It demands grit, sacrifice, and unflinching resolve.

In my analysis, no matter how advanced its arsenal becomes, China is unlikely to directly engage in a full-scale war. Their doctrine seems centered on showcasing strength rather than testing it in live combat. If any of their systems are ever truly battle tested, it’ll likely be through Pakistan, not by putting their own boots on the ground.

And now more than ever, modern war is all about airpower, drones, AI, and advanced electronic warfare. It’s no longer just about tanks and trenches, future conflicts will be fought by drones and robots, in a battlespace where data dominates and human presence is minimized.

China may dominate the tech race on paper, but whether it has the resolve to commit that power when stakes are real, that’s still up for debate.

It is China's greatest goodwill to human civilization to stay out of the war. To be honest, most people don't know enough about China's massive war capability. If China starts a general mobilization, then it should be aliens trying to invade the earth.

China produces 126 times more steel than the United States. China produces four times as many automobiles as the United States. China has 233 times the shipbuilding capacity of the United States. China's military age population is 4 times that of the United States. This is an industrial monster that can explode dozens of times America's war potential if necessary.

 

[r3alist]

China has poured resources into developing next-gen hypersonics, stealth aircraft, and AI-powered platforms, but let’s face it: war isn’t some tech demo or theory exercise. It demands grit, sacrifice, and unflinching resolve.

In my analysis, no matter how advanced its arsenal becomes, China is unlikely to directly engage in a full-scale war. Their doctrine seems centered on showcasing strength rather than testing it in live combat. If any of their systems are ever truly battle tested, it’ll likely be through Pakistan, not by putting their own boots on the ground.

And now more than ever, modern war is all about airpower, drones, AI, and advanced electronic warfare. It’s no longer just about tanks and trenches, future conflicts will be fought by drones and robots, in a battlespace where data dominates and human presence is minimized.

China may dominate the tech race on paper, but whether it has the resolve to commit that power when stakes are real, that’s still up for debate.

This is a very good and smart post, and it's exactly the dichotomy that two modern technologically capable superpowers fall into, so I do not criticize it

You should also remember that on average the Chinese people are pretty smart and diligent, and ideally suited for this new technological world

But, it cannot just be for a show, this is why Pakistan's aerial victory was such a moment of joy ......


I didn't just say all of the off topic, it's relevant to Iran in terms of coming up with a new strategy of working with China more closely, iran's missile, industrial and specific technology capabilities seem really excellent and commendable, but it's potentially too much of a solo effort, especially if this continues to escalate