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Breed crowes...
not an amazing reception
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Breed crowes...
not an amazing reception
Israel continues to struggle to intercept Hezbollah drones
I am not sure Syria is a big success for Iran, Syria seems to be Iran's most difficult mission. Iraq may be Iran's most successful mission. So much of Syria is still out of Assad's hands, many countries have their stake in Syria still - Russia, US, Turkey.Dr Meson is that you? Say it ain’t so!
Syrian war was Iran’s most successful mission (not saying much these days) which kept Syrian from falling to the devil’s grasp.
Because you overrate the military competence and power of the West. The West has alot of incompetence too- you forget Iraq and Afghanistan wars? US and NATO messed up very badly in several recent regions in Asia (so good luck to them winning against Russia)Never before in Middle East history had the west set its sights on regime change (‘Assad must go’) and failed! Quite historic.
The cost was very high, yes, but the task was also very high- keeping US, NATO, Turkey, KSA, even Russia etc out of key parts and issues in Syria was a huge task for Iran, but Iran is permanently entrenched in Syria now i bet (as a consolidation prize i guess).Yes, the costs (and incompetence) was high.
You come to this conclusion because of a few recent events you think Iranian govt went soft on? LOL. You cannot predict how Iranian govt will behave, period, so this projection you made here is likely off.However, If Iran had been feeble and weak minded like today, Assad would have fallen (much of Damascus was under rebel control).
yea, true.Syria today would be a jihadi Zionist anti Iran zone without countless Alawaites and other religions massacred to prevent independence from ever emerging again.
How did Assad keep Iran at arm's length? Assads have been pro-Assad and Hezbollah for a while now, even though there have been periods of issues (more Syria-hezbollah issues vs SYria-Iran issues per my knowledge).Now Assad (who kept Iran at arms length)
True. But with no ground forces, Israel 0% chance of a real win, especially long term, which is probably why Iran doesnt do too much against it- Israel is playing against time in Syria and isnt likely to win. Iran will probably beat up all the ISraeli allies on the ground in Syria over time(if not started/already), just like it did with Hezb in Lebanon.is now a full ally and Iran and the axis have bases sprinkled all over Syria, which unfortunately Israel bombs constantly, but the power and entrenchment of Iran in the levant has been solidified.
I hope for this. Jordanian govt is low self esteem and directionless.Now for that toy king in Jordan to fall and the axis of resistance will be complete.
what does iran have to do with it? iran has slightly more territory to cover than Israel by the wayIran also continues to struggle to intercept quadcopters yet you guys make excuses for them.