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You can't just say stop sir to the US while many of their contractors are being killed doing maintenance work for the US weapons bought by GCC..Those are contracts on the long term.. and hose soldiers are mainly technicians not combatants..Scratching my head but allowing attacks to originate from your lands that’s helping you could say stop sir please but honestly so many reports out there that have said quite a few GCC nations were pushing Trump to attack Iran but honestly if you want to stick with GCC hands are clean and Iran retaliating against those nations who were backing an overthrow of Iran it’s fine nothing will actually change your mind if that






[PART 2]The "President of the United States" has stated he is looking at strategic options for a far wider strike package than seen previously even the ones we say at the start of the conflict.
Now looking beyond the bluster, the signals are all pointing towards a far larger surge compared to Epic Fury. From coronets headed east the US has forward deployed F22s, F18s, F32, F15s and F16s (F16s in particular - specially equipped with SEAD and sniper pods).
Further to this, compared to the past 9 days of strikes, the US has gained approval of the UK govt to use strategic sovereign UK air bases for the positioning and operation of US Long Range bombers including the B1s and B52s, these bases on their own may not be seen as a remarkable development, however when see as part of the whole tactical picture:
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The size, scale and scope of this deployment is incredible alarming.
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Forever . .the main question to ask here is how much longer will congress keep signing the cheque?
The "President of the United States" has stated he is looking at strategic options for a far wider strike package than seen previously even the ones we say at the start of the conflict.
Now looking beyond the bluster, the signals are all pointing towards a far larger surge compared to Epic Fury. From coronets headed east the US has forward deployed F22s, F18s, F35, F15s and F16s (F16s in particular - specially equipped with SEAD and sniper pods).
Further to this, compared to the past 9 days of strikes, the US has gained approval of the UK govt to use strategic sovereign UK air bases for the positioning and operation of US Long Range bombers including the B1s and B52s, these bases on their own may not be seen as a remarkable development, however when see as part of the whole tactical picture:
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The size, scale and scope of this deployment is incredibly alarming.
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It seems like US is preparing for one final push to broke Iranian resolve, there isn't much for America to lose here besides some assets and few soldiers, but if they really do unleash hell and after that seek peace then all major objectives will be pretty much accomplished, Iran has taken one hell of a beating and now their victory is just survival while Israel via America may not try to push Iranians back decades in terms of military development, there won't be another Trump for sometime so Israel can sit back and wait while Iran rebuilds and they make their next moves in US politics, Arabs as always are clueless in all of that, they are just picking up pieces. But they did show some hell of a restraint which is definitely comendable.The "President of the United States" has stated he is looking at strategic options for a far wider strike package than seen previously even the ones we say at the start of the conflict.
Now looking beyond the bluster, the signals are all pointing towards a far larger surge compared to Epic Fury. From coronets headed east the US has forward deployed F22s, F18s, F32, F15s and F16s (F16s in particular - specially equipped with SEAD and sniper pods).
Further to this, compared to the past 9 days of strikes, the US has gained approval of the UK govt to use strategic sovereign UK air bases for the positioning and operation of US Long Range bombers including the B1s and B52s, these bases on their own may not be seen as a remarkable development, however when see as part of the whole tactical picture:
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It’s unsustainable for Iran, they’re getting degraded 100X over. A while they’ve inflicted base infrastructure damage, they’ve had no real effect on US military operational tempo.
Fair, I can understand why you would say that being American you naturally have allegiance to your country and its objectives and national interest, but as a person, I would like to get to know your perspective, not CENTCOM tweets, not Trump but you, the person behind the username F-22 Raptor.It’s unsustainable for Iran, they’re getting degraded 100X over. A while they’ve inflicted base infrastructure damage, they’ve had no real effect on US military operational tempo.
Speculations..that is how those news were made..Soooooo Wall Street journal cnn New York Times cnn Fox News and god knows what else news agencies isn’t good enough for you I guess you get your legit honest never tell lies Al arabiya it’s like telling me Press TV reports honest newsseriously I’m going to stop derailing the “American perspective” I have to tag these two numbskulls @F-22Raptor @SolarWarden come on do some one sided reporting please
Fair, I can understand why you would say that being American you naturally have allegiance to your country and its objectives and national interest, but as a person, I would like to get to know your perspective, not CENTCOM tweets, not Trump but you, the person behind the username F-22 Raptor.
I would be most obliged if you would entertain a few questions from me, and you can be as frank as you want, I am just trying to get a handle on how the American posters on PDF view this war domestically.
What challenges have you faced if any economically or socially throughout this conflict?
How do you see the current administration's handling of the war?
Do you feel that this war has fit into the mantra of America first?
What do you think worked well and what could have been handled better?
How if in anyway has the war impacted your daily life in the US i.e. cost of living, fuel, food, travel etc?
Do you feel America is safer now than before the conflict?
Lastly, what are your concerns, and hopes for the US and its role globally going forward?
Thank you once again for humoring me. I just think these questions should have been asked of US citizens here to make this more about "US perspectives" rather than just sharing news articles and tweets.
Sometimes differences of opinion can’t be helped nightSpeculations..that is how those news were made..
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