BigMela2onin
Registered Member
If a new deal is signed with Trump then yes
Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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Immortals
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He would for sure fight. Him and Abu Muhandes would come in from Iraq alongside even Houthi’s and bolster Homs, South Syria, Dier Ez Zor, and Damascus.
The time for a final battle between Iran and the West had arrived.
Yet in this situation, Iran went quietly into the night.
The era of peak Iranian power is over. What comes next is unclear. But Khamenai destroyed everything that Solemani built in just 4 years. Decades worth of hard work, down the drain.
Mr Iran Eye
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Military source:
A false media campaign is being carried out by the armed terrorist groups through their platforms and websites as well as some media channels with the aim of spreading terror and fear among civilians in the suburbs of Damascus.
There is no truth in the news regarding the withdrawal of our armed units present in all areas of the suburbs of Damascus
A false media campaign is being carried out by the armed terrorist groups through their platforms and websites as well as some media channels with the aim of spreading terror and fear among civilians in the suburbs of Damascus.
There is no truth in the news regarding the withdrawal of our armed units present in all areas of the suburbs of Damascus
tsunset
The Legend
This is weird but as i said Iranian medias are a mess so it probably mean nothing
Immortals
Elite Member
It’s over. What we warned you would happen for being complacent and incompetent. Lack of red lines.
Hamas destroyed
Hezbollah a skeleton
Assad/SAA/NDF about to fall
We lost all our investments in Syria including likely Imam Ali military base and tens of other military bases. We spent tens of billions of dollars to prop up Syria and now it likely ends with little influence in future Syria.
What a difference a year makes
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
IDF platoon commander killed in Gaza
tsunset
The Legend
I was talking about the Iranian TV typo, they mean nothing because the Iranian medias are a mess
Mr Iran Eye
Registered Member
Hey 2-faced troll, I have been following the Syrian war file since 2011 at 98% so I know the file very well. I have the best sources available since 2011 and I will trust them. Whether for negative or positive news, they give the time just THEM!!!! And when they are wrong, they are not afraid to say so so they are very reliable. I do not need General Candy to keep me well informed. My sources are even better than Telegram
vmro
Registered Member
That network can't vanish just like that, I see this more like going to opossition for a while, but Iran as alternative is here to stay... Do you think that people there will now be happy and satisfied with their lives because Iran is not dominant. I am sure they will not...
Look just Iraq, how is changing position from Iranian nemesis to Iranian protectorate lasr years, decades, centuries...
Implosion is nothing new for Iran, and regrouping, rethinking, retaking...
Also let's see what happens with KSA, this situation is disastrous for them also, Qatar is bitter rival they are facing now...eventual coalition Iran-KSA-Russia could outmatched their actual opponents and to be dominant oil/gas powerhouse...and there are many indicators of bad intentions between KSA and usa/Israel...
What I think is biggest concern for Iran is bad strategic deal with China by Rouhani, and something needs to change in that direction...
I don’t say that I am sure about this, but Iran can't say "we are finished, nothing can change it"...Iranian geography is full of different ways and approaches...
Garcia Sea
Registered Member
We no longer need to talk about what disastrous consequences strategic patience has had.
The Iranian leadership may be in the middle of a complete mess, but if they want to at least save the lives of the Iranian mainland and its people, they must strike back at Israel now.
If Iran decides to be irresolute, forgetting that the shock of the fall of Syria led to the destruction of many important facilities by Israeli bombs and the killing of civilians who had nothing to do with the military, Iran will only end up like Lebanon and Syria.
The Iranian leadership may be in the middle of a complete mess, but if they want to at least save the lives of the Iranian mainland and its people, they must strike back at Israel now.
If Iran decides to be irresolute, forgetting that the shock of the fall of Syria led to the destruction of many important facilities by Israeli bombs and the killing of civilians who had nothing to do with the military, Iran will only end up like Lebanon and Syria.
Immortals
Elite Member
Once Assad falls, the Arabs and Turkey and West will pour money to reconstruct Syria and remove sanctions that was killing Assad ability to feed his people.
This isn’t like Taliban taking over Afghanistan where everyone but China turns their back on Afghanistan. Syria is much more important geopolitically where as Afghanistan is useless all around.
As for the network, it is severely damaged. Hezbollah has to rebuild which will take years and is no position to go to war not because it can’t but because the people won’t tolerate Lebanon being destroyed further. It has to walk a fine line since Lebanon has Christian’s and Sunnis. We also have to see if what happens in Syria “spills over” into Lebanon.
Iraq isn’t as pro-Iran as you think at the society level. There is many economic troubles there especially among the youth and people blame the government for being stuck between USA and Iran. The average Iraqi doesn’t love Iran because he views his government as stooges of America and Iran. Did you forget the Iraqi riots?
That’s the problem with human beings they are naturally self interest oriented and only care about themselves. They will support your “cause” until their home is blown up or they are starving or they unemployed then they start to break mentally. A government might have a 500 year life or eternal, but a human life is just 70-80 years. They have different timelines and different interests. If you cannot improve the lives of people they will turn on you plain and simple.
They turned on Assad because even after winning the war he couldn’t improve life and return Syria to pre-war times. Arabs wouldn’t give him the 250B+ needed for reconstruction without power sharing agreements. Russia couldn’t afford that. China wasn’t interested. Iran is broke itself. Only the West and rich Arab monarchs could afford that and they weren’t going to give it to Assad for free.
Look at Lebanon: terrible economy
Look at Syria: terrible economy
Look at Iraq: terrible economy
Look at Yemen: terrible economy
Look at Iran: terrible economy
How long you expect a population to support a cause under such conditions? 10 years? 20 years?
Only Yemen still has “revolutionary” zeal in its domestic population and Houthi’s have wide spread support despite the economic problems.
I agree the network will have to rebuild and change and work more in the shadows. But this era of Iranian military throughout Syria is like over or severely reduced.
I’m sure the liberals in Iran are screaming to pivot paths and return back to our borders and scale back support to all these groups in return for economic reintegration with the world.
What will Iran do in 2025? I think it will be a pivotal year for region and the world as well.
vmro
Registered Member
And what will be sides in Iranian edition of Syrian/Lebanese civil war... Come back of MEK and pro-Pahvali's??? Eventual internal struggle could lead to some sort of reshaped Iranian political situation, but I can't see critical numbers of internal opposed groups ready to kill each other....
And for Israeli issue, the bomb is matter of political decision, not capacity....Like it or not, leadership will have to make it if lives are in danger. ..
Iran maybe not have same political influence over Iraq or Syria, but it is not that they are preparing to declare war on Iran....
