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

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[Shakehands]

That took me about as long to blow the picture so I could see the faces.

Now wish I hadn't.

Here at gas station trying to cope myself with silly pictures to not lash out at someone seeing gas price. It’s ridiculous right now!

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[muhamad]

Iran says US attacks will get 'response', as Trump claims 'we took bomb out of their hands'​

 

[PakSword]

sycophants these settlers.

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I have seen people in Israel who somehow seem to be a produce of inbreeding.

There is something different about them..

I don't know if anyone remembers the movie 'Wrong Turn'.. Israelis look and act same like the creatures in the movie.

 

[Shakehands]

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Another tasty chooran In market.

 

[Pak-Warrior]

Any attempts to do so in the future will fail as well. Iran will face global outrage, the wrath of the US, and GCC. It will upset China and Pakistan. So careful what you cheer for...

Iran can just deny US / Israel oil tankers / cargo ships to pass through strait. Let others pass through. This way it will not face global outrage.

 

[That_Guy]

Alternative routes through Oman can bypass any blockade of the strait of Hormuz. However, today it can only supply 20% of the peak volumes through the strait of Hormuz. Iran has tried this in the past and failed. Any attempts to do so in the future will fail as well. Iran will face global outrage, the wrath of the US, and GCC. It will upset China and Pakistan. So careful what you cheer for...

Oh, I actually think it's a terrible idea, I'm not cheering for it at all. It'll turn the world opinion against Iran, when right now it's generally quite sympathetic to Iran.

From the Iranian perspective, Iran should focus it's efforts of Israel, and not fall into the very obvious trap that's being set up.

 

[StormBreaker]

as I predicted, Israel has grown even bolder, with fighter jets descending to such low altitudes that the sound of their engines can be heard from the ground, directly attacking with guided bombs.
at this rate, Israel can turn every city into ruins with an endless supply of cheap aerial bombs.
so far, Iran is following Lebanon's path 100%. let's recognize reality.
withdraw from the NPT, issue a full mobilization order, conduct a nationwide spy hunt with extralegal authority, and blockade the Strait of Hormuz.
Zelenskyy would have done all that without hesitation and turned the tide.
ayatollahs lack that courage.
unless capable military leaders seize command from the Ayatollahs, the situation won't change. government that, even at this stage, lacks the courage to issue a mobilization order naturally can't effectively use its missiles.

It’s as if he himself wants his government to fall.

 

[SaadH]

Lol

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BS, genocide Joe made this whole war possible. Most zionists are liberals who support democratic party on most issues and are equally responsible for propping up their satanic spawn of $hitsrael.

 

[StormBreaker]

1. Limited retaliation with an off-ramp
Iran chooses a symbolic response—missile or drone strikes on Israeli or U.S. bases, or cyberattacks—to satisfy domestic calls for action without triggering broader war .
Negotiations resume, possibly mediated by other powers, establishing a fragile ceasefire and nucleus for future diplomacy .


2. Escalation into wider regional war
Iran targets U.S. and allied bases in the Gulf (Iraq, Syria, UAE) with missiles or proxies .
Proxies mobilize: Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iraqi militias launch attacks against Israel or shipping in the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz .


3. Strategic oil-and-commerce disruption
Iran threatens or attempts to close the Strait of Hormuz, triggering global oil-price spikes and economic escalation
Energy infrastructure attacks: Cyber or missile strikes targeting regional pipelines and ports .

4. Protracted stalemate
Sustained low-intensity conflict with periodic strikes, growing civilian disruption, and drone/missile exchang.
U.S. becomes increasingly entrenched, potentially deploying more forces or bombers, deepening the conflict .



5. Breakdown in diplomacy & nuclear countdown
Iranians abandon diplomatic restraints—ceasing inspections and speeding up nuclear operations as retaliation.

6. Regime resilience or collapse
Iran holds together through nationalistic unity, using asymmetric tools while avoiding defeat .
Alternatively, regime fracturing—major domestic dissent could cause concessions or leadership change.


I think option 1 is the most realistic. Iran cannot sustain a war of attrition with Israel, especially when its oil refineries and oil and gas shipments are under constant threat.

Hi there murderer

 

[Sipahsalar]

Bro, B-2s dropped 14 Massive Ordinance Penetrators. Each MOP weighs 30,000 pounds. Those sites are most likely gone. The best case scenario is if Iran was able to take some enriched uranium somewhere else (I highly doubt as these sites were under full satellites & even ground surveillance) . But assuming Iran did moved some enriched uranium, but that still don't help much because if that Uranium wasn't 90% (which isn't) then can't be used in weaponization. Moreover, enriched uranium is just one big complex step, then you have several more very complex steps to completely build a bomb.

The enriched uranium was certainly not at these sites. It can easily be carried in a few cylinders. Those 800 kilos are a big headache for America.

 

[KingQamaR]

If we leave the NPT now, we will invite all of NATO to join bombing us. Even Luxembourg will come as an intern.

Maybe Khamenei has realized he can’t win and is stalling until muharram so he can go down in style.

Being part of the treaty didn’t prevent it either . So there is no incentive for you Iranians to be part of it anymore .

 

[Yommie]

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