2026 Israel - Iranian conflict [TEMP LOCKED]

[EmoBirb]

Also, the only reason the Iranian economy was never doing as good as it could have were US imposes sanctions. If Iran can make the lifting of sanctions part of any given peace deal, then that's a huge win and their economy will see an even more tremendous boom after the war. Because what's better than selling oil and resources to either the west or east? That's right, selling it to both while you can.

On this note, it always amuses me when (admittedly mostly Americans) people talk about how countries they don't like aren't doing too hot economically and that business with the US would be profitable. That most of these countries aren't doing so hot is because the US refuses to trade with them and quite literally threatens everyone who would trade with them, well that's beyond them. It's like poisoning someone and then trying to sell them the antidote 5 minutes later.

 

[Anlsvrthng]

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The Pentagon burned through $5.6 billion worth of munitions during the first two days of its military assault on Iran, according to three U.S. officials, a figure that underscores the deepening alarm among some on Capitol Hill over the speed at which U.S. forces have eaten into the scarce supply of America’s most advanced weaponry.

Wow, that is 1000 billion /year projected speed.

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Agreed about Oman, they hadnt targeted them this entire time, plus if they wanted to blow oil storage they had plenty of other targets.

Funeral held in Iran for some of the officials

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2031680648709132628

The 2nd clip in this centcom video, the tunnel one, whatever was inside started to cook immediately.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2031681396507300185

Baghdad: An explosion was heard in the vicinity of Koya in Iraqi Kurdistan, where the headquarters of several Iranian separatist parties are located.
Many iraqi militias have been targeted today it seems

Not sure Iranian missiles can reach that with the amount of forces there are in medsea now.

look at the 2nd Twitter link. I think that the tunnel one is a real rocket due to the secondary explosion that looks like a hypergolic cookoff channeled by a dead end tunnel into a crude nozzle. but it seems none of the rest have a secondary explosion? Or did I miss it? In particular, the last one shows a cylindrical shape on the truck survive the impact? That would not be the case if it was a rocket of any sort.

 

[manqiangrexue]

I wonder whether it was Israel or the USA. If it was Israel, the strikes were intentional so as to cause greater anger amongst the Iranian people which greatly increases support for a protracted war against Israel and the USA; thus, Iran will have to wage a war for a longer time, get hit more, therefore, its economy will suffer more. And complete and sustained economic destruction of Iran could materialize. I think Israel's final goal is to destroy Iran as a functional state rather than to do a democratic regime change. Americans, on the other hand, would rather see a democratic regime change in Iran than a thorough destruction of Iran.

Well that is something you don't see everyday: an old dog learning a new trick! Congratulations to beginning to come to terms with the evil of Israel and the US when infected with Israel. A few days ago you'd think Iran shot themselves for PR.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2031733050237673536

Thinking there's nothing left to hit while they're still missile/drone spamming you every night is like getting shot down by a stealth fighter and saying you were attacked by nothing and fell out of the sky for no reason.

 

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The 2nd clip in this centcom video, the tunnel one, whatever was inside started to cook immediately.

S-200 SAM

 

[Topazchen]

Also, the only reason the Iranian economy was never doing as good as it could have were US imposes sanctions. If Iran can make the lifting of sanctions part of any given peace deal, then that's a huge win and their economy will see an even more tremendous boom after the war. Because what's better than selling oil and resources to either the west or east? That's right, selling it to both while you can.

On this note, it always amuses me when (admittedly mostly Americans) people talk about how countries they don't like aren't doing too hot economically and that business with the US would be profitable. That most of these countries aren't doing so hot is because the US refuses to trade with them and quite literally threatens everyone who would trade with them, well that's beyond them. It's like poisoning someone and then trying to sell them the antidote 5 minutes later.

It will become easier to ignore US sanctions after this at least by countries like Russia China and India .

 

[EmoBirb]

US conduct in the Iran has made even the most naive people in the Kremlin question the usefulness of negotiations with the Americans

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[FriedButter]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2031649851331510410

Imagine that. The west is going to end Up holding the bag in more one ways than one

It is hilarious that Iran is exporting more oil during the war except they have Trump’s silent blessing to stabilize oil prices. Meanwhile, the Gulf is watching as millions of Iranian oil barrels exit the Straits of Hormuz while their oil is stuck in storage. I wonder how frustrated they are with MAGA right now.

 

[Randomuser]

The crazy thing is this particular attack might have been tipped off by osint guys on twitter:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2030707476719337842

Hezbollah might have saw this and went "meh okay.
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Good old times. I remember years ago some guys from 4chan posting the location of some Syrian rebel base and some others posted it on Twitter and @the russian air force. A lot got blown up.

Seems those anime pfps are doing the same thing. They should be careful though. Mossad won't be happy about this.

 

[Randomuser]

It is hilarious that Iran is exporting more oil during the war except they have Trump’s silent blessing to stabilize oil prices. Meanwhile, the Gulf is watching as millions of Iranian oil barrels exit the Straits of Hormuz while their oil is stuck in storage. I wonder how frustrated they are with MAGA right now.

Its gonna be real bad if Iran controls their straits and no one can stop or lift them from it. That way they can technically let only a few boat pass and either turn back the rest or charge them a huge fee for each passing. Then a lot of people suddenly will want to be on Iran 's good boy list.