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I am mentioning him because Trump mentioned him according to leaked negotiation stuff on telegram, where he wanted him back as President
Which proves that Trump is a dumbass because he's the one who weakened Rouhani in the first place (I mean he's been known as one since 80s but you get my point)
And Israel targeted the Retired Ahmednijad so they kind of made Rouhani even more suspicious by being the only Ex President they aren't attacking, even if he's in Jail
Which proves that Trump is a dumbass because he's the one who weakened Rouhani in the first place (I mean he's been known as one since 80s but you get my point)
And Israel targeted the Retired Ahmednijad so they kind of made Rouhani even more suspicious by being the only Ex President they aren't attacking, even if he's in Jail
Ahmednijad is said to be alive today. Rouhani is in prison. IRGC is more zealous than ever. So far, there seems to be no movement of rebels on the ground in Balochistan or Kurdistan either.
Looks like the regime change part of the operation is not going well at least.
If you want someone suspicious, its the leader of Quds force Qaani. The guy survived everything so far lol.
Looks like the regime change part of the operation is not going well at least.
If you want someone suspicious, its the leader of Quds force Qaani. The guy survived everything so far lol.
After Arabian oil field and oil tanker in Hormuz, a drone attack in Qatar led to stoppage of LNG production.
It seems like Iran is deliberately attacking sites to pressure US and Gulf countries to back down.
If deliberate then it's actually a smart strategy ngl.
Worldwide fuel supply and prices are bound to take hit though.
It seems like Iran is deliberately attacking sites to pressure US and Gulf countries to back down.
If deliberate then it's actually a smart strategy ngl.
Worldwide fuel supply and prices are bound to take hit though.
It does seem like it's deliberate because initially targets were US assets in Gulf which now changed to commercial and energy infrastructure over there.
But I don't think Gulf countries would attack Iran through their own militaries for few reasons
1) this would imply allying (even if indirectly or symbolically) with Israel which I am quite sure no Gulf country wants to do or even come across as such
2) They don't want themselves to be dragged into a long war situation or target of extremism in future.
They might allow more access and resources for USA though or at best they go into defensive mobilization to protect themselves rather any offensive attack on Iran.
However, things might change if civilian casualties increases in the future
But I don't think Gulf countries would attack Iran through their own militaries for few reasons
1) this would imply allying (even if indirectly or symbolically) with Israel which I am quite sure no Gulf country wants to do or even come across as such
2) They don't want themselves to be dragged into a long war situation or target of extremism in future.
They might allow more access and resources for USA though or at best they go into defensive mobilization to protect themselves rather any offensive attack on Iran.
However, things might change if civilian casualties increases in the future
On point 1. I don’t think the autocracies care that much. Ultimately taking out Iran has been the goal of the Sauds and they will flex their influence to have the others follow. UAE already is an ally of Israel as well.
2. I don’t think this will last long at all. There’s reports that the IRGC is already waning down and are looking for avenues to de-escalate.
the more lasting form would Islamist extremism that rises if anything
2. I don’t think this will last long at all. There’s reports that the IRGC is already waning down and are looking for avenues to de-escalate.
the more lasting form would Islamist extremism that rises if anything
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/pe...sources-say-2026-03-02/?utm_source=reddit.com
At least the last time this whole “Deeply unpopular Republican president initiates needless war in the Middle East without congressional or public approval” thing went down a couple decades ago, Dubya’s government was crafty enough to orchestrate 9/11 as a point of incitement…Donnie’s team is so comically inept, the self-proclaimed business maven can’t even sell this to his own base (even though they’ll eventually fall in line like the shameless lemmings they continuously prove themselves to be), it’s as embarrassing as it is indefensibly evil
At least the last time this whole “Deeply unpopular Republican president initiates needless war in the Middle East without congressional or public approval” thing went down a couple decades ago, Dubya’s government was crafty enough to orchestrate 9/11 as a point of incitement…Donnie’s team is so comically inept, the self-proclaimed business maven can’t even sell this to his own base (even though they’ll eventually fall in line like the shameless lemmings they continuously prove themselves to be), it’s as embarrassing as it is indefensibly evil
They do care about regional political - religious dynamic which involves Israel.
Also, their direct involvement would spill the war over entire Middle East.
I think their non - involvement in form of direct military attacks despite Iran continuously firing missiles shows their apprehensions.
But one thing which works in favor of your argument is domestic pressure from citizens.
Also, their direct involvement would spill the war over entire Middle East.
I think their non - involvement in form of direct military attacks despite Iran continuously firing missiles shows their apprehensions.
But one thing which works in favor of your argument is domestic pressure from citizens.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/pe...sources-say-2026-03-02/?utm_source=reddit.com
At least the last time this whole “Deeply unpopular Republican president initiates needless war in the Middle East without congressional or public approval” thing went down a couple decades ago, Dubya’s government was crafty enough to orchestrate 9/11 as a point of incitement…Donnie’s team is so comically inept, the self-proclaimed business maven can’t even sell this to his own base (even though they’ll eventually fall in line like the shameless lemmings they continuously prove themselves to be), it’s as embarrassing as it is indefensibly evil
At least the last time this whole “Deeply unpopular Republican president initiates needless war in the Middle East without congressional or public approval” thing went down a couple decades ago, Dubya’s government was crafty enough to orchestrate 9/11 as a point of incitement…Donnie’s team is so comically inept, the self-proclaimed business maven can’t even sell this to his own base (even though they’ll eventually fall in line like the shameless lemmings they continuously prove themselves to be), it’s as embarrassing as it is indefensibly evil
Hoping Iranian people take civil war , it seems like syrian blueprint .
I think the elimination of Iran matters more to them that be seen as Israeli allies. Iran has been a thorn to these states for years and now they have the perfect excuse in their platter
just look at what Lebanon did with Hezbolla. Officially banned them from the government, something they’ve been looking forward to for years. These countries care more about getting rid of Iranian influence right now than be seen as collaborators
just look at what Lebanon did with Hezbolla. Officially banned them from the government, something they’ve been looking forward to for years. These countries care more about getting rid of Iranian influence right now than be seen as collaborators
@Apollo @Midnight Delight surprised we haven’t heard much from the Houthis. Maybe they’re preparing for another round of war with the Saudi backed government instead