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

I hope Iran continues the shafting and daily bombing of Palestine ( known as Israel today ) - everyday that goes by with the missile attacks - the more heart they will lose. The roads are completely full of people departing. Cyprus and Jordan are soaking up the refugees. Loving it
 
Symbolic, but a smart escalation and message to warmongers, don't go further... we'll bring war to the bases and the energy fields.
 
More footage of some missile debris from Doha - *note video is best enjoyed with audio turned off

 
I hope Iran continues the shafting and daily bombing of Palestine ( known as Israel today ) - everyday that goes by with the missile attacks - the more heart they will lose. The roads are completely full of people departing. Cyprus and Jordan are soaking up the refugees. Loving it

Bombing occupied Palestinian territories not bombing Palestine. That would be anti semitic
 
I hope Iran continues the shafting and daily bombing of Palestine ( known as Israel today ) - everyday that goes by with the missile attacks - the more heart they will lose. The roads are completely full of people departing. Cyprus and Jordan are soaking up the refugees. Loving it

A golden opportunity for sure. Iran is making it count with their missile strikes.

The poet now needs to develop a spine. His country demands it.
 

Trump will feel enormous pressure to hit back​


Gary O'Donoghue
Chief North America correspondent, Washington DC

Trump holds up a fist as he walks on stage in front of crowds of US service personnel


Trump visited the Al Udeid airbase in May

President Trump, his secretary of defense, and the chairman of the joint chiefs were hunkered down in the Situation Room as the reports came in from Qatar.

The National Security Council has been meeting more or less daily since Israel launched its attacks on Iran 10 days ago.

The focus of concern is the Al Udeid airbase - which is both America’s biggest base in the region and the forward headquarters of Central Command, which covers the whole Middle East.

Just days ago, satellite pictures showed that dozens of aircraft had been moved off the tarmac in what was certainly a precautionary move ahead of the weekend strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.

In May, Donald Trump visited the base as part of his trip to the region.

During a speech, he told service personnel: "As president, my priority is to end conflicts, not start them. But I will never hesitate to wield American power, if it’s necessary, to defend the United States of America or our partners."

After the weekend strikes, the president said any retaliation by Iran would be "met by force far greater".

Even though so far it seems that there have been no casualties, the president will feel enormous pressure to hit back - and prove that his threats are not empty.
 
Does anyone remember the Gulf War '90-91? That was Iraq screwing up bad and inviting 40+ countries to invade it because it attacked Kuwait.

Has Iran learned anything?

No air force; no AD

WTF Iran?
This is really different. Here we have 5 Muslim countries in a row being attacked by Israel. 5th One being Iran. To this Iran retaliated as their right to defend. And these countries colluded with the US to help attack Iran. wildly different scenarios.

Iraq was an aggressor state. Iran is trying to defend itself from a bully, supported by many others. What do you want Iran to do ? Sit back and let Israel hit it ? Or let Israel use other countries to hit it and Iran should sit back until its destroyed ? The Pakistan should do the same once its between India, Iran and Afghanistan ? Turkey should do the same once its between Israel, Iran and EU ? Or should everyone not resist it right no and here ?
 

Trump will feel enormous pressure to hit back​


Gary O'Donoghue
Chief North America correspondent, Washington DC

Trump holds up a fist as he walks on stage in front of crowds of US service personnel


Trump visited the Al Udeid airbase in May

President Trump, his secretary of defense, and the chairman of the joint chiefs were hunkered down in the Situation Room as the reports came in from Qatar.

The National Security Council has been meeting more or less daily since Israel launched its attacks on Iran 10 days ago.

The focus of concern is the Al Udeid airbase - which is both America’s biggest base in the region and the forward headquarters of Central Command, which covers the whole Middle East.

Just days ago, satellite pictures showed that dozens of aircraft had been moved off the tarmac in what was certainly a precautionary move ahead of the weekend strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities.

In May, Donald Trump visited the base as part of his trip to the region.

During a speech, he told service personnel: "As president, my priority is to end conflicts, not start them. But I will never hesitate to wield American power, if it’s necessary, to defend the United States of America or our partners."

After the weekend strikes, the president said any retaliation by Iran would be "met by force far greater".

Even though so far it seems that there have been no casualties, the president will feel enormous pressure to hit back - and prove that his threats are not empty.
He does opposite what he says
 

UK monitoring 'fast-changing situation' - Armed Forces minister
BBC​


Luke Pollard standing in the Commons at the dispatch box speaking to MPs


Image source,ParliamentLive

UK Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard is giving a statement in the Commons about protecting UK military bases, and started speaking just minutes after the news from Qatar broke.

"This is a fast-changing situation and we are monitoring it closely," he tells MPs.
 

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