2026 Israel - Iranian conflict [TEMP LOCKED]

Will Iran-Israel conflict start again?


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tokenanalyst

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Honestly not a bad plan for Iran to mobilize and push into Iraq, Kuwait, and maybe Syria by that point...

It would be hilarious if this ended up with Iran with more territory, ever closer to Israel.
My guess, as a said before, is that the Iranians want to complicate US logistic by forcing them to fight from very far away and from limited susceptible platforms like aircraft carriers, in that way, I think time will be in the favor of Iran.

If the US had reached a deal the Saudis to convert their country into a huge military base with manufacturing centers and huge stockpiles over the years, maybe the US would have some sort of advantage, but few military bases are not going to cut it.
 

jiajia99

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I am sure you can say the same to Iraq and Libya.

So ultimately Iran lost some of the top leaders in a show of force while Israel lost none, just some buildings. While the real effect is dubious it seems Israel got more damage done than other way?
Those two countries are not Iran, a nation that actually has a functioning military as opposed to weak ones that ultimately required multiple nations to dog pile for those two cases which as of the fight now only has two nation actually with skin in the game

Ultimately the real damage done to Israel is being hidden via the media in the west but notice that unlike last time, when Israel’s air defences are somewhat working, this time much of the missiles from Iran are hitting targets in tel Aviv with almost no resistance whatsoever. Leaders being replaced in Iran isn’t a new thing but munitions being depleted so much to the point that the next time the USA and Israel conducted a strike on Iran, from what I can see they literally had almost nothing in its defensive arsenal sounds like a massive defeat for Israel/USA to me. One that quite frankly should’ve resulted in executions for allowing such a thing to happen.

Operations Epic Fury is going to end up as Operation Epic Fail should Iran do some real damage (IE sinking a carrier) but they are getting off to a good start.
 
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BasilicaLew

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Quite likely, Iranian state TV said he was scheduled to address the nation but that never happened. Regardless, if Iran is smart they would have prepared contingencies for regional IRGC commanders to act autonomously and launch strikes of their own. Killing central figures is good and all but quite frankly Iran is used to losing their top leadership, and they love their martyrs.
If he is dead, they just made a martyr out of a old man with no say over the military structure really.
 

bebops

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Those two countries are not Iran, a nation that actually has a functioning military as opposed to ones that ultimately required multiple nations to dog pile for those two cases.

Ultimately the real damage done to Israel is being hidden via the media in the west but notice that unlike last time, when Israel’s air defences are somewhat working, this time much of the missiles from Iran are hitting targets in tel Aviv with almost no resistance whatsoever. Leaders being replaced in Iran isn’t a new thing but munitions being depleted so much to the point that the next time the USA and Israel conducted a strike on Iran, from what I can see they literally had almost nothing in its defensive arsenal sounds like a massive defeat for Israel/USA to me. One that quite frankly should’ve resulted in executions for allowing such a thing to happen.

Operations Epic Fury is going to end up as Operation Epic Fail should Iran do some real damage (IE sinking a carrier) but they are getting off to a good start.

Election is coming and it is going to be a blue wave victory. Trump does not have that flexibility to wage a war again if this one fails. The first day result was pretty bad for a superpower compared to the first few days of the 2003 Iraq war.
 
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