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

[That_Guy]

that's an old video AFAIK

Fair enough, but the question remains.

What's the general view currently?

 

[Liquidator]

This is why I was against JF17s to there.
Too much data will go to others....

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

Yet IR accepted the ceasefire, why? Because everyone in a position of power is either stupid or a traitor.

The Israelis were out of interceptors and the empire (America) wanted to alleviate the pressure from them. At the same time, Trump doesn't want to remain in prolong conflict. Iran also needed the ceasefire to fix the air defense issue in the West of the country. The difference here is Israel has US and E3 replenishing their missile interceptors, offensive weapons, and fuel tankers, whereas Iran doesn't have anyone coming to their aid.

 

[StrategicBear]

Before Iran could acquire new fighter jets and AD systems, expect israhell to attack Iran. It's probably going to be like Assad's Syria, they may bomb any equipment delivery, installation or so forth.

Then Iran must incur disproportionate losses to them to not make it routine.

 

[That_Guy]

America used about 20% of the global stockpile of "THAAD" missiles in 11 days to defend "Israel"

I've said this before, the US won't lose its super power status because it loses a war against China or another country.

It will lose its super power status defending Israel, using man, material, and diplomatic leverage.

 

[BigMela2onin]

Never has our country been so insulted. IR needs to put this guy in his place or they will lose out popular support faster than they think.

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114756430889057942

Trump is actually easy to manipulate. The only ones easier to manipulate are the retards running IR. He, much like Araghchi and co, takes everything at face value.

The Israelis were out of interceptors and the empire (America) wanted to alleviate the pressure from them. At the same time, Trump doesn't want to remain in prolong conflict. Iran also needed the ceasefire to fix the air defense issue in the West of the country. The difference here is Israel has US and E3 replenishing their missile interceptors, offensive weapons, and fuel tankers, whereas Iran doesn't have anyone coming to their aid.

So the ceasefire fire didn't have any benefit for Iran yet they agreed anyways.

 

[Yommie]

 

[Persian Gulf]

Fair enough, but the question remains.

What's the general view currently?

I don't have a direct line to the military planners

so far the replacements like Pakpour do not impress me, they are same class of 60-70 year old IRGC commanders who think everything is awesome

everyone has convinced themselves that Iran won this war somehow so it's not encouraging

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

And it is an amazingly large force.

Not really, seeing how Iran stay united, although being extremely sanctioned for 46 years and being fed anti-Iranian propaganda every day.
But fact is that this could have been prevented if Iran was better prepared (that needs competence, swift executions of traitors, which the authorities neglected until before the attack). It's all related to corruption and nepotism. I hope Iran wakes up now, the enemy is not joking, they want to start multiple genocides in Asia.

 

[muz]

 

[nang2]

Not really, seeing how Iran stay united, although being extremely sanctioned for 46 years and being fed anti-Iranian propaganda every day.
But fact is that this could have been prevented if Iran was better prepared (that needs competence, swift executions of traitors, which the authorities neglected until before the attack). It's all related to corruption and nepotism. I hope Iran wakes up now, the enemy is not joking, they want to start multiple genocides in Asia.

I haven't seen any army in the world that got his key figures assassinated in such a whole sale fashion. I think the unity of Iran is only an appearance. Under the surface, there are many factions that sabotage one another without remorse. That probably explains why Iran talks big but never carries its words to the same level.

 

[muz]

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Then Iran must incur disproportionate losses to them to not make it routine.

A tough, diplomatic warning should be given to all countries in the region hosting NATO or US forces. Next aggression against Iran means all bases will be considered targets and wiped out in process, including all ports which are involved in the logistics supporting these foreign forces.
This should and will be the consequence of supporting forces who want to genocide Iranians like in Gaza.

 

[That_Guy]

I don't have a direct line to the military planners

so far the replacements like Pakpour do not impress me, they are same class of 60-70 year old IRGC commanders who think everything is awesome

everyone has convinced themselves that Iran won this war somehow so it's not encouraging

Sorry, I meant to ask, what your views are of what you're observing within your country's military leadership.

You don't have to answer that, as you already have with your comment.

Here's to hoping the peace lasts for a long time.

 

[muz]

Iran should really hide their scientists in an underground base or construct secret cities like the ones made in the USSR
Also keep the scientist away from IRGC they are filled to the brim with mossad agents
militray officers are replaceable to some extent scientists are not
We kept our's safe at KRL its not impossible