2026 Israel - Iranian conflict [TEMP LOCKED]

Will Iran-Israel conflict start again?


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AlexYe

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Got to say that if you looked online, you'd think Hezbollah was decimated and on life support. Israelis thought their pager attacks and airstrikes are decisive, not a temporary setback, that's why they're shocked there's any tough resistance at all.

Hezbollah still has tens of thousands of fighters and rebuilt their war preparedness since the ceasefire.

They're still heavily embedded in Lebanon, all the Hasbara propaganda of Lebanese outlawing Hezbollah are treated with mockery by the Lebanese themselves. And people are hoping they'll all be arrested in the current circumstances?
Friendly reminder, Hezbollah has destroyed almost 5 heli full of IDF commandoes in these past 2 days, and thats just 2 events out of many.
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We really should be checking our biases at the door, this one was quite obvious with bad text-to-speech. There's going to be a lot of disinformation out there in the next few weeks.
Ahh fair,
 

H2O

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I'm just wondering if there are any TACO options left for Trump or what the end game is at this point.

There's no off-ramp for Trump. His "tweets" have made sure of that; whether he made them are another matter. The only way for the US to squirm away is to impeach Trump, his friends and leave the Middle East entirely. High probability that pride will prevent the lifting of all Western sanctions and or reparations.


Fragging stats are gonna be wild.

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$110 lol
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We're going to see $200 soon. Right now, it's at $115. I can easily see this as Iran's new ultimate goal for the assassination of the Ayatollah.


Sad to say this, but Iran brought this current conflict on itself. Had it responded as forcefully as it currently is responding to the assassination of Suleimani or to the 12 day war last year, Trump would not have ordered the go-ahead on the military option. It's clear that Trump mistook Iran's previous restraint for weakness. Many on here have said this at the time, and the current conflict is only further proving the point.

Ayatollah > General. Every time. If Iran acted this way after Soleimani's assassination then it would make Iran look unreasonable. The US / Israel foolishly provided Iran all the evidence for the World to justify their actions.
 

FairAndUnbiased

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Which is why I said the current situation doesn’t necessitate that. We live in a different era. The only way such a situation will be possible is if they are facing an existential threat, then yes they can mobilize to that point, since opinions at that point will be completely different . They have the means to do so actually .
let's look at GDP per ton of material production.

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Germany and Russia have about equal DMC tons per capita. Germany has 4x the GDP per capita as Russia, so we can regard the GDP to DMC tons per capita ratio in Germany as 4.

Russia has 1.6x the capitas. So to be able to 1v1 Russia, Germany must increase its DMC per ton by 1.6x, which translates to a 6.4x increase in GDP.

A 6.4x increase in GDP means Germany must have a larger economy than the US and a GDP per capita higher than Qatar (well, prewar Qatar).
 

Randomuser

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I saw this been circulated online. How true is this?

I know Venezuela oil isn't good but I didn't know it's basically sludge that needs loads of refining to barely useable. No wonder the oil execs aren't really keen on getting into Venezuela even after all that had happened.

Might be in for a long oil squeeze.
 
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manqiangrexue

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Sad to say this, but Iran brought this current conflict on itself. Had it responded as forcefully as it currently is responding to the assassination of Suleimani or to the 12 day war last year, Trump would not have ordered the go-ahead on the military option. It's clear that Trump mistook Iran's previous restraint for weakness. Many on here have said this at the time, and the current conflict is only further proving the point.
That Iran is not this Iran. This Iran is what is left when you kill all the cowards and sellouts that ran the old Iran.
 

Weaasel

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Do we have a sense for many missiles they fired in total. It’d be useful to get a sense for what Iran’s current rate of attack looks like. I suspect recovery of strike capacity since last week but it’d be nice to know by how much with a quantifiable figure, even if a rough one.
That is very difficult to get a reliable report due to extreme censorship and complicity of MSM in participation in such censorship and threats towards netizens in Israel that reveal them.
 
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