***WW3 🚨 Israel vs Iran Thread***
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If anything happens it's going to just be that Israel establishes itself as, clearly, the biggest baddest mofo in the region.
Iran would be wise to stick to puffing it's chest but little more. (or maybe i'm totally underestimating the damage Iran + other mentioned forces can do to Israel... but given how technologically advanced Israel seems compared to the rest, can't believe Israel wouldn't be able to handle it)
Iran would be wise to stick to puffing it's chest but little more. (or maybe i'm totally underestimating the damage Iran + other mentioned forces can do to Israel... but given how technologically advanced Israel seems compared to the rest, can't believe Israel wouldn't be able to handle it)
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Wonder if the shipments of Shahed drones to Vlad and his buddies are going to be curtailed...
#UkraineWin
#UkraineWin
I was thinking the same thing with the pic of the large Russian military cargo plane landing. Are they dropping off war material.....or taking back some they previously delivered but want to recapture?
Regardless....Russia is in a hard place with Iran/Iraq wanting to be supplied.
I was hoping for this back during the April attacks as well, but want Israel to go after those drone factories which would also help out Ukraine.
Looks like America’s undying subservience to Israel is going to start getting our young enlisted boys and girls slaughtered for absolutely no reason. Idiocracy.
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Taking bet? I seriously doubt it. Israel would piss pound these losers damn near instantly.
there seem to be people in their military that work for israel, so not sure this accomplishes much
Good idea. No way the US/Israeli satellites could possibly see them.
1500 miles and multiple countries separate the 2 countries. what’s the point of mobilizing in iran when all they can is lob missiles. they might be headfaking though as cover for a tit for tat assassination attempt
I am genuinely concerned Israel may absolutely make an example out of Iran with nukes if pushed to hard. I also don’t know if Iran is capable of pushing them to hard. Iran is playing with fire. Many people think Israel has 400 nukes.
I’d look for them to decimate Iran with cyber attacks.
Fresh reporting by Barak Ravid of Axios has revealed that President Biden held a "tough" phone call with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Thursdsay wherein the Israeli leader was urged to stop stoking tensions in the region which puts any potential hostage deal in extreme jeopardy.
Israel's Wednesday assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh has put the whole region on a war footing. But Netanyahu and his government without doubt sees this as justified and necessary revenge for the Oct.7 terror attacks on southern Israel. Biden officials are said to be deeply frustrated at the ripple effects from both the Haniyeh killing and the assassination of Hezbollah's top military commander in Beirut this week.
Via AFP
The White House, through Secretary Antony Blinken, has insisted that it was kept in the dark concerning the Israeli Mossad operation to kill Haniyeh. This after Iran issued a formal condemnation alleging Washington's involvement in the plot.
The whole Axios report paints a picture of Biden being played by America's closest Mideast ally, even after Washington has injected billions into Israel's defense.
Biden and his officials "feel that Netanyahukept Biden in the dark over his plans to carry out the assassinations, after leaving the impression last week that he was attentive to the president's request to focus on getting a Gaza deal."
Or to translate: the White House is belatedly catching up to what most of the world including the Israeli domestic opposition already understood very well - that Netanyahu has prioritized the military fight to eradicate Hamas over the return of the hostages.
According to Ravid's reporting, "One U.S. official said Biden complained to Netanyahu that the two had just spoken last week in the Oval Office about securing the hostage deal, but instead Netanyahu went ahead with the assassination in Tehran."
And apparently Biden got angry: "At the end of the meeting with Netanyahu in the Oval office last Thursday, Biden became emotional, raised his voice and told Netanyahu he needs to reach a Gaza deal as soon as possible, three Israeli officials with knowledge of the meeting told Axios," per the report.
Yet once again this is a US administration pursuing two contradictory polices at once, allowing the US to get bogged down in escalation messes of Israel's own making. On the one hand Biden is angrily demanding that Tel Aviv get serious about a ceasefire and hostage exchange, but on the other is vowing to defend Israel if it gets attacked by Iran.
In addition to a potential Iran conflict, it remains to be seen if and when PM Netanyahu orders an attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon amid the ratcheting daily tit-for-tat:
"shouldn't count on the US to bail him out..."
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have said the military is on "high alert", also as it monitors threats from Iranian-linked group Hezbollah in Lebanon. The US ships are on standby also in case there needs to be an emergency evacuation of US nationals from Lebanon, which has yet to be initiated at this point.
Israel's Wednesday assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh has put the whole region on a war footing. But Netanyahu and his government without doubt sees this as justified and necessary revenge for the Oct.7 terror attacks on southern Israel. Biden officials are said to be deeply frustrated at the ripple effects from both the Haniyeh killing and the assassination of Hezbollah's top military commander in Beirut this week.
Via AFP
The White House, through Secretary Antony Blinken, has insisted that it was kept in the dark concerning the Israeli Mossad operation to kill Haniyeh. This after Iran issued a formal condemnation alleging Washington's involvement in the plot.
The whole Axios report paints a picture of Biden being played by America's closest Mideast ally, even after Washington has injected billions into Israel's defense.
Biden and his officials "feel that Netanyahukept Biden in the dark over his plans to carry out the assassinations, after leaving the impression last week that he was attentive to the president's request to focus on getting a Gaza deal."
Or to translate: the White House is belatedly catching up to what most of the world including the Israeli domestic opposition already understood very well - that Netanyahu has prioritized the military fight to eradicate Hamas over the return of the hostages.
According to Ravid's reporting, "One U.S. official said Biden complained to Netanyahu that the two had just spoken last week in the Oval Office about securing the hostage deal, but instead Netanyahu went ahead with the assassination in Tehran."
And apparently Biden got angry: "At the end of the meeting with Netanyahu in the Oval office last Thursday, Biden became emotional, raised his voice and told Netanyahu he needs to reach a Gaza deal as soon as possible, three Israeli officials with knowledge of the meeting told Axios," per the report.
Yet once again this is a US administration pursuing two contradictory polices at once, allowing the US to get bogged down in escalation messes of Israel's own making. On the one hand Biden is angrily demanding that Tel Aviv get serious about a ceasefire and hostage exchange, but on the other is vowing to defend Israel if it gets attacked by Iran.
In addition to a potential Iran conflict, it remains to be seen if and when PM Netanyahu orders an attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon amid the ratcheting daily tit-for-tat:
According to The Washington Post the US has already assembled 12 warships in Middle East regional waters prepared to respond to any attack on Israel. Currently the USS Theodore Roosevelt and six US Navy destroyers are in the Persian Gulf. An additional five Navy ships are currently patrolling the Eastern Mediterranean, including two destroyers.
"shouldn't count on the US to bail him out..."
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have said the military is on "high alert", also as it monitors threats from Iranian-linked group Hezbollah in Lebanon. The US ships are on standby also in case there needs to be an emergency evacuation of US nationals from Lebanon, which has yet to be initiated at this point.
I'll wager with any poster in this thread that no nuclear weapons will be detonated in anger in the next five years. Name your terms. We'll sign off on it.
Come to my house tomorrow morning at 8:30 after my coffee
I don’t have the certainty I’d want to take the other side of a bet, with either side of this bet, and that feels crazy.
US wouldn’t allow it. End of story. No way they’d allow Israel to set a first strike precedent with nukes.
Yes. That is the danger for the Ukraine front. And why all this time US is not letting their weapons attack inside Russia.
Not saying this guy. But a lot of these OSINT guys I follow are former spec ops/military guys who do have sources and know.
The B2 is a stealth heavy bomber period. It can deliver a number of conventional weapons both "dumb" and "smart" including a payload of 16 conventional cruise missle. Combine a stealth delivery system with a stand-off munition and these can be a potent weapon with lower risk of American airmen being captured.
Their presence may have nothing to do with nukes.
Is it nutty for Graham to get an AUMF against Iran passed based on WMD fears?
Does it become a self fulfilling prophecy?
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