US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War

[AZ_HighCountry]

So CENTCOM lied when it said that all mines have been cleared?

Hard to determine. I doubt any of the shipping companies would say anything out of concerns of customers not wanting to use them.

Who knows at this point? Between the misinformation and AI-generated posts on X, I'm being very skeptical.

 

[Shags101]

Hard to determine. I doubt any of the shipping companies would say anything out of concerns of customers not wanting to use them.

Who knows at this point? Between the misinformation and AI-generated posts on X, I'm being very skeptical.

I’m telling you skynet is just about here ready to takeover….but what that hanger hit showed you Iran must have hit something fairly important for trump to lose his usual “cool” I don’t think this current round is over I guess trump will say Iran will have .5 percent of their missiles left next round and people will say Irans missile capabilities are now 3 generations behind

 

[The SC]

Trump: We will respond to the Iranian attack that targeted American forces in Jordan

 

[The SC]

To the casual observer, it appears the United States is pursuing a gradual and consistent approach:

First: Striking nuclear facilities and capabilities.

Second: Targeting and assassinating first, second, and even third-tier leaders to weaken decision-making and leadership centers.

Third: Imposing sanctions and economic pressure to weaken the state from within.

Ultimately, we might reach the most difficult option: direct intervention or a ground invasion.

The Americans are generally not hasty in their approach to results and have a long-term perspective on managing conflicts. Therefore, things may seem calm at first, but if we consider these steps together, we might see a strategy unfolding gradually and cautiously to achieve the ultimate goal.