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

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

People of Gaza? Why they are animals! The Queen James Bible tells me so.

Most Americans are retarded when it comes to religion. They don't even know King James was a flaming homo.

Every mainstream Church in America is compromised. Very easy to prove this. Pick up a church bulletin, before service on Sunday and look where it was printed.

All across America, the same Zionist owned printer in Minnesota.

Hang around in the lobby before service. You can spot the Jew hanging around to make sure everything is Kosher.

When the Palestinian/Israeli conflict broke out, I accepted an invitation to attend church.

Left within 45 minutes, disgusted with the pro Jewish selective Bible verses.

Preacher jumped from Bible verse from Bible verse, all across the Old Testament, to tell his sheep the Bandit State is God working miracles in real time.

The deacon told me I am very spiritual, but I need fine tuning.

His son, eight years ago in his first sermon being ordained, made me stand up in front of the congregation on Easter Sunday, and told his flock I was the best example of good old Christianity. Helping others in need.

Now, because I still try my best to fear the Lord, I am a non entity. The deacon had the nerve to show up on my front porch to tell me I am very spiritual, but I need some fine tuning. Thanked him and never discussed religion with him again.

The Bible Belt is lost. Dripping with Jewish propaganda.

Something the "experts" on Mideast and Islam, in the circuit, will loathe!
These are the same who are pushing the agenda and setting the pieces on the chessboard. For them they have to place Persia correctly on the board for it to play the role in the prophecy(as they purport it to be).

The theater of the ultimate order. If you were an onlooker... you wouldn't believe your eyes... but it is great that you described your part of it!

 

[Persian Gulf]

IRI has done well under the circumstances.

what did Iran claim would happen in these circumstances before the war?

and what actually happened?

what did Iran achieve?

 

[Tamerlane]

And that’s where you’re wrong.

Pakistan isn’t just another random country. With a population of over 250 million, a nuclear arsenal, a military ranked among the world’s strongest, and a strategic position between superpowers, Pakistan is a nation of immense untapped influence. But influence means little if we allow foreign powers to dictate who should lead us.

Turkiye stood by Erdogan. Iran stood by their revolution. Despite sanctions, assassinations, and global isolation, Iranians didn’t surrender—they buried their martyrs with honour, not shame. Their people fought like lions, not puppets. Even as their president and generals were killed, their system never allowed foreign hands to pick their leaders.

And then look at us.

Pakistan handed over its elected Prime Minister, Imran Khan—arguably the most popular and honest leader since Quaid-e-Azam—at the request of a foreign power. No resistance. No mass uprising. No institutional courage. What message does that send to the world? That we are for sale?

Respect is earned when a nation stands with dignity, not when it kneels quietly during regime change.

Iranian generals died with honour—ours live in bunkers and face daily public abuse. Why? Because they surrendered the people’s mandate. And yet, they demand respect?

We are not a weak state. We are just led by weak men.

Until we stop bowing down to foreign dictation and stand for our own democratic choices, we will continue to be humiliated globally.

There are really only two things that Pakistan has that Iran doesn’t. Nukes and a good air force. Apart from help with their air force there’s not much else we can offer. In most other things, like economy, education, political and judicial system etc they’re much more advanced.

However, the Pakistani public wholeheartedly supports Iran, for whatever that’s worth.

 

[German Angst]

Let‘s just be happy that no more Iranian civilians hopefully get killed. That‘s the most important thing.

 

[Persian Gulf]

We have noticed these "Rajaz" type of statements from Hezbollah as well. Being an Iranian you surely are in a better position to explain this behavior. This repeated behavior from Iran and Hezbollah of making big statements without little to no substantial action on the ground can not be ignored as random occurrences. There is some deep institutional problem rooted in training and organizational culture.

the only explanation is they make big threats to hide their weakness

but once the bluff is called, that no longer works

 

[mulj]

If that is all it takes, I see no reason why leadership wouldn’t do it. Its probably way more complicated than «ditch India and China will sell you anything you want»

I believe it is that simple, ok i know you are probably alluding on usa sanctions and China concerns about it but i firmly believe that boat has firmly sailed.
China also has strong economic interests in Iraq and selling weapons to Iran is one step closer to firmly protect their southern underbelly and divert american resources further from their shores. It is real politic, from that point i do not see reason of depriving you weapons unless there is something which we both can not know or just speculate.

 

[German Angst]

what did Iran claim what happen in these circumstances before the war?

and what actually happened?

what did Iran achieve?

I agree that the reaction didn‘t match the waffling of the Iranis.

BUT:

It is extremely valuable to see the hype of the impenetrable air defence of Israel being shattered. Israel has lost a big chunk of its deterrance. They would never survive without the US.

 

[Cash gk]

There are really only two things that Pakistan has that Iran doesn’t. Nukes and a good air force. Apart from help with their air force there’s not much else we can offer. In most other things, like economy, education, political and judicial system etc they’re much more advanced.

However, the Pakistani public wholeheartedly supports Iran, for whatever that’s worth.

Agree. But Pakistan’s Air Force is one hell of a thing.

 

[Sipahsalar]

Given that no Israeli jets were shot down anywhere(3-4 large drones), i think Iran needs to be pragmatic over how effective the local AD designs are, and what gaps they may need to plug externally. They will need to supplement local designs, with external procurement from China ( and not Russia because their stuff just doesn't work !!! ) to close capability gaps.

The cost for Israeli air craft was minimal. Apart from ballistic missiles nothing Iran did was able to extract a cost from Israel, that means deterrence has not been established. They will do it again but better.

 

[ShapurII]

the only explanation is they make big threats to hide their weakness

but once the bluff is called, that no longer works

Let's not forget that this all started when Trump called Khamenei's bluff and assassinated Gen. Soleimani 24 hours after Khamenei said "We will do whatever we want and the US can't do a damn thing".

 

[mangekyo]

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Qaani is alive and seen in public again

Qaani, Shamkhani, and Nasirzadeh live despite Zionist rumours that they were killed

@Immortals @ShapurII

Shouldn’t we retire them and remove their security clearance just in case they are Mossad?

 

[Persian Gulf]

I agree that the reaction didn‘t match the waffling of the Iranis.

BUT:

It is extremely valuable to see the hype of the impenetrable air defence of Israel being shattered. Israel has lost a big chunk of its deterrance. They would never survive without the US.

Iran fired 500+ missiles at Israel and only achieved c. 30-50 good impacts

I would say their air defence performed very well. how would Iranian air defence fare against 500 ballistic missiles?

if we continued firing 100+ missiles at Israel per day from this point onwards, we could expose their air defence limitations, but we were not able to do that.

 

[BigMela2onin]

Wait what?? Is this true?

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Might be referencing his tweet about China buying Iranian oil. Unfortunately, there is now a incentive to post clickbait on Twitter for interaction money.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Let's not forget that this all started when Trump called Khamenei's bluff and assassinated Gen. Soleimani 24 hours after Khamenei said "We will do whatever we want and the US can't do a damn thing".

and then yet again they repeated the same mistake

Hajizadeh don't worry nothing will happen and a few weeks later he was killed in his bunker

Khamenei said they can't do a damn thing about our nuclear program and days later the US and Israel bombed every known enrichment site

you would think they would learn from this, but somehow they never do.

 

[Nevsky]

Shouldn’t we retire them and remove their security clearance just in case they are Mossad?

Thats Stalin kind of paranoia.