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The truth is that Iran is scared of the US retaliation which is always coordinated with the Israeli attacks..
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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AverageJoe
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All Iran has to do is develop several hundred nuclear H bombs then USA can’t do shit. None of Iran’s strategy make any sense
Davey Crockett
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From the bottom of my heart, I am disgusted with my fellow Americans for allowing this genocide to occur.
My government deserves everything it has coming to it.
I will not defend this monstrosity.
May the US government rot in hell.
My government deserves everything it has coming to it.
I will not defend this monstrosity.
May the US government rot in hell.
Davey Crockett
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Has this Zionist prepared for the day when the average American gets fed up fighting wars for Jews?
Persian Gulf
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Falcon29
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The New York Times, citing 3 informed Iranian officials: The Iranian leader ordered a direct strike on Israel in response to Haniyeh’s assassination
I'm not sure if it's anything Islamic but it is just normal procedure to conduct a procession first. We'll get a picture in coming days of how a response will look like.
Falcon29
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You need real time intelligence to do that. And assets on the ground and sky. Israel can get away with such things without any major consequences as Middle East region is beholden to US/European order. Not even Russia or China try to carry out such assassinations. Or even the US, it is not common. Israel feels emboldened by power of Jewish-American community.
Falcon29
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Yes I see that. I commended Iran's response in April and said it was a powerful and unprecedented one despite many here downplaying it. Let's see what happens in coming days. A strategic target being hit will set red lines. Military or infrastructure of some sort. Or even symbolic like the defense ministry building.
Hopefully Pessimistic
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Is that even reliable?
Meengla
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Back in the 90s, the Pakistani military, or at least some top Generals, were trying to help Iran with nuclear weapons development. I think General Aslam Baig, when he was the Army Chief, even admitted to that. Part of the initiative was to help a friendly country and part was to deflect attention away from Pakistan's own nuclear weapon program--Pakistan had not publicly tested its weapons by then (that was done in May 1998).
The help to Iran was caught by the Americans and Pakistan had to backpaddle.
Hopefully Pessimistic
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We are hearing two separate stories which one is true?
Some suggest it was Israeli airstrike from just outside Iranian airspace while others say a missile was fired from a nearby building.
AverageJoe
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Iran can do it, but leadership is scared. It’s not that hard to hack into cameras, phones or fly drones to gather intelligence or bribe someone in Isreal.
Russia and China have lots to lose economically.
Iran can do it, but leadership is scared. It’s not that hard to hack into cameras, phones or fly drones to gather intelligence or bribe someone in Isreal.
Unknowntruth
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Response must be harsh by Iran and Hezbollah. It needs to be a much bigger response than the last time.
Falcon29
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Idk to trust NYT or not on this subject. What are you thoughts.
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The New York Times, citing informed Iranian officials:
Leaders are considering launching missiles and missiles at military targets in the vicinity of Tel Aviv and Haifa.
Among the options are a coordinated operation from Iran, Yemen, Syria, and Iraq for maximum impact.
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Idk to trust NYT or not on this subject. What are you thoughts.
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The New York Times, citing informed Iranian officials:
Leaders are considering launching missiles and missiles at military targets in the vicinity of Tel Aviv and Haifa.
Among the options are a coordinated operation from Iran, Yemen, Syria, and Iraq for maximum impact.
Persian Gulf
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IDF Intelligence HQ in Tel Aviv is a good target.
A strong attack is necessary to enforce red lines and take back the initiative. Clearly the last attack failed to establish deterrence. IRI has failed badly in security, intelligence, and deterrence arenas. There is still time to fix it.
We have to admit Israel showed its capabilities very well in the last few days. To kill Deif in Gaza (claimed), deter Ansarallah, kill the #2 or #3 guy in Hezbollah in Beirut, and take out Haniyeh, in Tehran of all places (in a very clean operation). The Resistance has a lot of catching up to do in terms of intelligence procedures. But we must admit this is a bad period for the Resistance and a good one for Israel.
But that can change very quickly - Ansarallah, Hezbollah, and Iran all have debts to claim from Israel, simultaneously.
Hopefully Iran's attack is led by ballistic missiles rather than drones. And the target isn't an airbase in the desert to ensure no casualties. But the fact remains Israel's attack in Tehran was below the threshold of a direct operation, so this is a limiting factor for Iran.
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