2026 Israel - Iranian conflict [TEMP LOCKED]

Will Iran-Israel conflict start again?


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another505

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Seems like The Cope Zone's chief editor has run out of cope
Legitimately that is what they are doing on FOX and White House Press. If I were Iran, I see that as weakness and keep hitting them where it hurts.

Regardless, Tyler is actually decent, is the comment section that is full of cope and seethe. Not surprising as most of the commentator seems to be veterans back in American's prime.
 

jiajia99

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He is signaling china to intervene in the peace negotiation.
Again, that stupid fat jackass who has no concept of shame should understand that for this unprovoked attack that took out the Iranian leadership and his family, Trump has to offer the sun and the moon to get any kind of peace going, which includes Netanyahu’s head so to speak. He is not going to get away with token words this time. He cannot get out of this one without declaring to the world that he is a complete loser that leads a nation of cowards. The man is completely incapable of keeping his word, so regrettably he should be made to give the correct figures of dead Americans to the face of their family members and then be forced to endure their reactions. Imagine if someone finally tried to take a crack at that fool, that would be a sight to see

Hey @GodRektsNoobs take pity on trump. He is desperate enough right now. Some say that he didnt eat. What happen if he become thinner?
No one cares about him, not even his trophy wife. Besides a Pompey diet would do him wonders
 

Brainsuker

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Because Iran isn't an island.

Have you not seen the CNN guy driving from a neighbouring country to Iran on a road trip and getting coffee at rest stops as though nothing's happening? With trucks and tractor trailers just resting there while the driver takes a break. Oh and they also have multiple rail link to central Asia carrying oil.

Even Azerbaijan just reopened road trade with Iran lol
Yes. Thats why i said before, maybe in this forum or PDF. As long as Iran still has trade corridor open they wont lose. Chinese ancestora were so wise, they made a chessboard game called weiqi with the concept of to surround the enemy to win. Because that concept still relevant until today war
 

obj 705A

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I have seen other members suggesting that if the US and Israel demand a stop to the Iranian bombing of Israeli and US assets in the region then Iran should demand among many other things the formation of a Palastinian state and an end to the greater Israel project
I disagree with that.

it appears Israel at this point has full control of America and especially the republicans.
if Iran choses to entangle it's fate with the prevention of the greater Israel project then Israel will fight Iran to the last American. and what for? greater Israel doesn't even include Iranian land. aside from Lebanon and Palestine all other countries that are part of greater Israel are Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Saudi Arabia. all these nations would dance on the Iranians' graves if the entire Iranian people died this instant. why should Iran sacrafice itself to protect these countries?

Iran should continue the war effort and reject any ceasfire proposal. only accept a permanent resolution to the conflict in which:

1- Iran get's the sanctiones completely lifted.

2- Iran gets security guarantees, by security guarantees I don't mean just ink on paper but instead Iran gets to buy advanced weaponry such as S-400, Su-57, J-35 etc.. plus Iran get's not only to keep but to increase the number of missiles it has.

3-Iran's enrichment is capped at 3% or whatever it is the minimum amount needed for civilains use with US inspectors on the site.

4-normalization of relations with Israel.

5-Iran recognizes west Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

6- Iran pledges to cut off all weapon shipments to Lebanon, Yemen, Palestine. on condition that Yemen/Lebanon pledge never to attack Israel or it's assets/allies and vice versa. and Hezbollah willingly disarms.

7- on top of that I would say. Iran should instate laws that criminalizes anti-Israel speech inside Iran and consider it anti semitisim just to sweeten the deal to convince Israel that with time and after several decades Iran will be a friend of Israel even on the popular level.

Palestine's name should not be mentioned outside the context of Iran's pledge not to arm them. Khamenei is the leader of Iran. not the leader of Palestine or Egypt or Jordan or Syria or the GCC.
if Israel wants to pulverize and annex Arab Sunni land then let them do it.

Israel has a very small landmass. that is why even their atheists want greater Israel. they want it out of necessity. Iran shouldn't stand in their way preventing that from happening. if Israel wants to annex Suni Arab land then let them.

I have always said Iran should aim to become a friend of Israel. however if they do it out of a place of weakness in which Iran willingly caps the range of it's missiles then Israel will just attack them again and attempt to break Iran into pieces.
 
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Iranian AD are not completely absent like its been painted. It's averaging like 1 reaper a day.
If I remember correctly, Houthis took out like 7 MQ-9's in Operation Rough Rider (~1 month) bringing the total Houthi MQ-9 down since Operation Prosperity Guardian to ~25 (2 years). Also Iran is shooting down Israeli drones. We saw what they were bombing when they were running out of MQ-9's. I do believe Iran took note from 2025 war and learned from the Houthi's in the time they had to prepare for this moment. Either way, downing a MQ-9 every day isnt sustainable either and they'll likely get better at hunting them too.

But with the Ford going though Suez right now, are the Houthi's going to act? or are they waiting for a perfect moment?
 

FairAndUnbiased

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You do know that even China and Russia are against Iran developing nukes right? Iran doing so will only lead to her neighbours having the urgency to do so as well(especially SAUDIS ARABIA AND TURKEY who are rivals of Iran ). Ever asked yourself why China and Russia agreed on Iranian nuclear sanctions in the UN before ?
anyway, I don’t think that will happen. There will have to be a negotiations on Iran at some point in future . The country can’t carry on like that .
go ahead and let them.

Turkey and Saudi Arabia have 0 nuclear power plants. Neither of them have enrichment capabilities. They can neither breed fuel (Pu) nor refine fuel (U). To cripple them is as easy as NPT sanctions from the US. Neither of them have a complete industrial supply chain like Iran does, not even to the degree of 1960's China.
 

horse

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I was wondering what triggered oil to drop $15 in a rapid selloff some hours ago since i didn’t find any news.

G7 meeting on joint releases of their strategic oil reverses. The US wants 300-400 million barrels to be dumped out of G7 reserves, which would replace 15-20 days worth of Hormuz oil

It is all rigged.

That is why I believe the price of Bitcoin went down so much. I do not own any bitcoin and not exactly a believer.

The problem was obvious with Bitcoin, that there is no intrinsic value to it, and since it kind of exists somewhere out there beyond anyone's control then manipulation is a prime tenant of this financial vehicle.

Seems to me, that after those rumours spread that Trump's son made a bundle off some crypto coin because he knew what his father was going to say in the next hour, Bitcoin has not been the same the last few months as it only went down.

Why own something that is that manipulated?

Oil being down without any real reason, smacks of that same manipulation that Trump did with crypto.

That type of manipulation of a market is illegal. Now it is being normalized today.

That is one interpretation of events.




The other interpretation is that the oil market expects a ground invasion and the risks associated with it.

A market's function is price discovery, and that includes pricing in unrelated risks.

If oil goes back down, then the market believes no ground invasion. If there is no ground invasion, and this missile war is not solving anything, then this whole thing will come to an end sooner or later.

The interesting point about the oil market with this war, is that front months of the oil contract has gone up but apparently the back months did not move much. That shows that no one expects this to be a long war that will disrupt the oil business.

So, who knows.

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