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🗣️ | US-Israel/Iran | Full Scale War Still Seems Imminent | ANALYSIS OF REPORTS

Looks like another pause, but I am going to hold to my previous statement. 👆

All the hype about an attack caused iran to disperse what forces it has left in an effort to save them, and I can guarantee that those movements were tracked and plotted. We'll see.

It's pretty foggy out there! :cool:
 
I could be wrong, but I don't think these guys 👇are going to stand up very well to a full-on USMC assault.
A new scandal exposes the total collapse of Tehran's Nazi gang: Terrorist Revolutionary Guard soldiers from the city of Kerman—hometown of the terrorist Qassem Soleimani—and tasked with protecting the Strait of Hormuz, caught red-handed using drugs. The antidote substance lets you see with your own eyes the fragility of their primitive capabilities and dilapidated weapons in the face of America's mighty power, while the Iranian media continues to lie and claim control. They are completely broken and devoid of any legitimacy or power on earth.
 
Almost predictable at this point.

1. Make major threat
2. Cancel said threat at the last minute
3. Claim it was because somebody asked you to.
4. Rinse and repeat the next week.
This does seem to be a recurring pattern.

Iran is mocking the reversal.

“Trump retreated again,” Mohammad Marandi, a senior Iranian figure associated with the regime’s negotiating delegation, wrote on X shortly after the announcement. - US shifts course again as Israel stays silent and Iran mocks Trump’s retreat

So either Trump (or someone) is lying about Iran requesting the halt to the attack, or Marandi is unaware of the request.
 
BREAKING: Iran has forced US forces to withdraw from Kuwait and Bahrain following weeks of constant Iranian missile attacks, pushing the US to reposition them further afield to Jordan, Israel and beyond. After 6 months of war with Trump, Iran has seized the initiative so that the US is "increasingly fighting at a pace set by Tehran," per FT.

 
BREAKING: Iran has forced US forces to withdraw from Kuwait and Bahrain following weeks of constant Iranian missile attacks, pushing the US to reposition them further afield to Jordan, Israel and beyond. After 6 months of war with Trump, Iran has seized the initiative so that the US is "increasingly fighting at a pace set by Tehran," per FT.

Riiiight.

The US has moved some forces from vulnerable positions, but the US has not withdrawn from those areas.
 
I don’t know, but Im a fan and yet it is clear Iran has been making a fool of Trump and the USA,
The U.S./Iran war is another example of the U.S. starting a war but refusing to actually carry out a war.
 
BREAKING: Thousands of Israeli troops were on maximum alert this weekend following US warnings of a pending American strike on Iran's infrastructure, only for Trump to cancel the operation at the last minute. Israeli security officials are now "extremely angry" at Trump and strongly criticize the abrupt cancellation, the second within a week, saying that unpredictable US decision making severely undermines Israeli operational planning and preparedness, per Kan.
 
BREAKING: Iran has forced US forces to withdraw from Kuwait and Bahrain following weeks of constant Iranian missile attacks, pushing the US to reposition them further afield to Jordan, Israel and beyond. After 6 months of war with Trump, Iran has seized the initiative so that the US is "increasingly fighting at a pace set by Tehran," per FT.
Iran's strategy that made the withdrawal happen is to force the US as far away from Iran as possible, out of the Gulf, Syria, and Iraq, and having them "holed up in Israel and Jordan," which is where US forces came under heavy Iranian fire in recent weeks, with hundreds of public figures signing a letter demanding immediate American withdrawal.
That forced repositioning to Jordan has let Iran strike US soldiers more effectively, killing 3 US soldiers at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base more than 2 weeks ago.

They're not too far off the mark.
 
I would argue that it was not the US who started the war.
I could argue that the US interference with establishing a Western-friendly Shah as the leader of Iran in the 1970s is the root cause of everything that has happened since then.
 
I could argue that the US interference with establishing a Western-friendly Shah as the leader of Iran in the 1970s is the root cause of everything that has happened since then.
You're absolutely right. But why did the US do that. I don't think the US wanted to make iran the 51st state. You have to look at the geopolitical struggle that was going on at that time. The US wanted to curb the expansion of the soviet union into the middle east. It's all about the oil. The US wasn't going to let the soviets set up a satellite pro soviet government there, so we did. Right or wrong it did keep the soviets out.

What the US should have done at the time was use our military to put down the rebellion, but we were embroiled in Vietnam, and the US power brokers didn't have the balls to do it. Now we have to clean up our own mess.
 
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