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

Irfan Baloch said:
respectfully,

please tell all in Iran to shut up and stop boasting. humility is necessary for staying alive.
weed out the traitors, informers, spies and assassins among you. its saddening and maddening at the same time. we Pakistanis suffered sabotage and assassinations by wahabi terrorist offshoots of Taliban and Al qaeda as well and saw our military bases attacked and our strategic assets destroyed and personnel killed but that was years ago and we improved and adapted. Iran needs to do the same don't bust the spy cells after their disposable agents have already done their job.

bloated two tier military structure, vanity projects, lack of secrecy and failure to secure important people, religious overdose and failure to secure close ties with powerful rivals of West.
Iranian nationalism, resolve and resilience is legendary, but Israeli Americans have unlimited weapon supplies and no deterrence.

for sake of Iran and its people, please don't talk and act. the Baloch and Wahabi terrorists under new names are waiting to turn Iran and Pakistan into Syria and Iraq.
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Very true. I would just add something I’ve said since the early days : Iran needs to take a hard look at reality and focus on building real, functional capability to address its critical gaps, especially in areas like air defense, combat aviation, and UAV platforms.

In today’s world, you can’t repeatedly showcase “world-class” defense systems without credible proof of operational performance. Unfortunately, Iran has developed a pattern of unveiling advanced-sounding platforms — new missiles, jet fighters, or radar systems often with little or no verified testing, deployment, or export credibility to back them. These announcements tend to generate headlines but fail to convince serious observers or military analysts.


Strategic credibility isn’t built on flashy unveilings, it’s built on tested capabilities, real deployments, and battlefield effectiveness. Iran would be better served by quietly developing and fielding systems, rather than making premature claims. In defense, showing your cards too early, especially when you don't yet have them only weakens your position.
 
mangekyo said:
The fact that they are not targeting desalination plants and other important targets is sus…
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war is not magick, specially holy war, it is waged under some islamic rules!
as I understand, IR cannot just go around whack people, unlike US!
 
"President Donald Trump's onslaught of Iran's nuclear plants was the most violent moment of his two terms and America's 46-year showdown with the Islamic Republic.

Flush with the spoils of battle, he already seems to be toying with the idea of regime change," writes Stephen Collinson | Analysis https://cnn.it/4lecQHP
 
F.O.X said:
Very true. I would just add something I’ve said since the early days : Iran needs to take a hard look at reality and focus on building real, functional capability to address its critical gaps, especially in areas like air defense, combat aviation, and UAV platforms.

In today’s world, you can’t repeatedly showcase “world-class” defense systems without credible proof of operational performance. Unfortunately, Iran has developed a pattern of unveiling advanced-sounding platforms — new missiles, jet fighters, or radar systems often with little or no verified testing, deployment, or export credibility to back them. These announcements tend to generate headlines but fail to convince serious observers or military analysts.


Strategic credibility isn’t built on flashy unveilings, it’s built on tested capabilities, real deployments, and battlefield effectiveness. Iran would be better served by quietly developing and fielding systems, rather than making premature claims. In defense, showing your cards too early, especially when you don't yet have them only weakens your position.
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Bit too late for all that
 
Davey Crockett said:
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As per reports that there was no major damage to those nuclear sites inside mountains it means America lost its surprise element now
 
j_hungary said:
You want to know how big is the damage done to Fordo site?

Wait around 5 to 7 days, If Iran is not negotiating and start showing picture or video from inside Fordo, you know the US did shit on that site, and if the Iranian don't show anything say 2 weeks passed, you know that place is trashed.

But if they go to the negotiation table, that also mean the site was trashed.

There are no way Iran won't show it if they want to fight the Israeli and American if the site is still operational.
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I am not sure I agree with that logic fully. Regardless of what happens to the site, I don't see Iran's position on what it views as "its rights" changing materially at all. If anything, they may be more forceful on their rights.

The attacked sites are not material to the rights of Iran, only for Iran to be able to exercise those rights for "now".

Iran will return to negotiate in the context of the snapback sanctions only, if they are put back on Iran, then Iran will most likely leave the NPT.

Iran will pick up the pieces and move on.
 
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