Iran War Watch

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BREAKING: Iran's IRGC has announced it will target oil and gas infrastructure across the region after the United States struck **Kharg Island—Iran's primary crude oil export terminal—**targeting its western jetty pumping station and multiple pipelines feeding the facility, per multiple Iranian outlets.Fires are visible on NASA FIRMS satellite imagery, marking the first reported U.S. strike directly targeting oil infrastructure at Kharg Island.The attack signals a major escalation, bringing the region's critical energy infrastructure directly into the conflict.
 
Matt Dillon said:
Bubz, this is some of the biggest booms you can see short of a nuclear blast.
Whatever that was hit one helluva ammo dump. Probably missile tunnels. Things are definitely blown up now.
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"Time to overthrow Iran's terror regime"???

Does that mean regime change of the regime that Trump claimed was changed, and which he complimented as very rational/ less radical, nice strong and smart people to deal with now need to also be overthrown?

Is Trump too stupid to realize that when you decapitate leadership it become increasingly difficult to find and deal with any single person or group who has all the power to make a deal since the country become more factionalized with many groups striving for power and acting towards their own needs?

That is why Israel loves decapitation strikes and duped Trump into doing it, as they only want chaos and instability in those countries.

You see Trump now exasperated that Iran does not stick with a deal, which to all of us smarter than the Trump is a "duh" moment from him as of course they don't. There are groups in Iran also do not want the current group to succeed just as Israel does not, and they both try to sabotage any deals.

Poor Trump, always out played and always the dupe.

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Iranian Observer

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Iran Refuses IAEA Access to Its Nuclear Facilities.Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei was asked point-blank about the IAEA's request—relayed by agency chief Rafael Grossi—for access to Iran's nuclear sites.Question: "Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said they have submitted a request for access to Iran's nuclear facilities. Will Iran agree to this request?"Baghaei: "No."Simple and direct.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
"Where was the war plan......there was no plan"
"We have never gone into a fight this poorly prepared"
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The plan was Israel's plan and Trump was duped into it not understanding the quagmire Israel hoped to create of non stop factionalism and conflict with the US locked in another Afghanistan type war.

Trump was dupes and America is paying that price.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Yemen is closing the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in support of its ally Iran, which has closed the Strait of Hormuz, meaning that nearly one third of the world's oil reserves are being blocked from the global economy. This will cause the global fuel shortage go critical within weeks and cause fuel prices to soar leading to a global recession.

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if they fully close the Bab al-Mandeb passage it will be devistating to the world economy and they only would escalate like this because they smell weakness.

'No force can reopen it': Houthis threaten Bab al-Mandeb closure after Iran shuts Hormuz

Yemen's Houthi administration has warned that the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait could be shut if US President Donald
Trump and what it called the "complicit world" do not end " all practices and policies that obstruct peace," as tensions
escalate around multiple maritime chokepoints... "If Sana'a decides to close the Bab al-Mandab, then all of
mankind ... will be utterly powerless to open it."...

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Escalation in the Gulf: Trump and his Zionist enablers crashing the global economy.1. What is unfolding in the Gulf is not a path to American victory—it is the unraveling of a failed escalation led by Washington and instigated by the Zionist regime.2. Let’s be clear: this cycle did not begin in a vacuum. It was driven by an Israeli calculation—that force could restore deterrence after its own strategic setbacks. What followed has been the opposite: a widening conflict that neither Israel nor the United States can control on their own terms.3. Escalation does not rewrite reality. It cannot erase geography. And it cannot manufacture leverage where none exists.4. The United States can bomb, strike, and escalate. It can dominate the skies. The Zionist regime can ignite and provoke. But neither can relocate the battlefield. Iran is not operating from afar—it is the terrain, the depth, and the center of gravity of this confrontation. And that changes everything.5. The Strait of Hormuz is not a slogan—it is a chokehold. A fifth of the world’s oil and gas flow through a corridor Iran controls and can disrupt at will. That is not posturing. That is structural power.6. So every round of escalation produces the same result: higher costs, wider exposure, and diminishing returns—leading to the collapse of the global economy.7. Bases become primary targets. Allies become noted liabilities. And markets do not react to American firepower—they react to Iranian leverage.8. Meanwhile, Israel—the original instigator—finds itself further exposed, its deterrence eroded, its gambit backfiring in real time.9. This is not a war the United States can win. It is a contest of endurance, positioning, and cost imposition.10. And here is the truth they cannot escape: Iran does not need to defeat them militarily. It only needs to deny them victory.11. Iran only needs to make the price of domination unbearable. That is why escalation leads to the same destination: not Iranian collapse, not surrender—but negotiations shaped by the very leverage escalation failed to break.12. Trump has been acting like a deer in headlights: clueless and erratic, manipulated by Zionists Rubio and Hegseth on behalf of Netanyahu.13. Call it an on-off ceasefire. Call it escalation/de-escalation. Call it irrational diplomacy. History will call it something else: an unholy alliance that initiated aggression and war… but still failed to impose its will. In other words, a colossal defeat. A devastating consequence neither Trump nor his Zionist allies can process.14. What we are witnessing is not just a failed escalation—it is the accelerated erosion of American primacy. Empires do not collapse from a single blow; they bleed credibility, overextend militarily, and exhaust economically. This confrontation exposes all three at once.15. Israeli hegemony, long sustained by unchecked military aggression and unconditional American backing, is now facing its moment of diminishing returns. Deterrence has cracked, impunity is contested, and the very tools once used to impose dominance are now hastening its strategic decline and eventual collapse. The dismantling of the Zionist structures is not too far behind.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2076645288136130957
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QP! said:
if they fully close the Bab al-Mandeb passage it will be devistating to the world economy and they only would escalate like this because they smell weakness.

'No force can reopen it': Houthis threaten Bab al-Mandeb closure after Iran shuts Hormuz

Yemen's Houthi administration has warned that the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait could be shut if US President Donald
Trump and what it called the "complicit world" do not end " all practices and policies that obstruct peace," as tensions
escalate around multiple maritime chokepoints... "If Sana'a decides to close the Bab al-Mandab, then all of
mankind ... will be utterly powerless to open it."...

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The BIG question is this....is the destruction of the global economy and developing famines on purpose, or are they the result of bungling? The old me would be sure it is bungling, but I am working on my over optimism problem.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
The BIG question is this....is the destruction of the global economy and developing famines on purpose, or are they the result of bungling? The old me would be sure it is bungling, but I am working on my over optimism problem.
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Israel and the NeoCon's wanted this to happen and new it was likely.

Trump is just dumb and his hubris and idiocy and megalomania make for a cocktail of epic stupidity and dangerous actions.
 
President Trump has yet again attacked Iran. And yet again, we have no strategy, no expectation or hope for any specific outcome, just launching more missiles.President Trump is now behaving as an impetuous child, one with zero patience and cannot be told no. He believes that the solution to every problem is the application of lethal military power, and he thinks he can just keep pounding Iran with missiles until they eventually give up.He cannot, bc they will not. We don’t have that many missiles left from the depletion of our stockpiles he has already wasted through the first 18 months of his second term, and Iran is more than capable of enduring a sustained campaign of incoming missiles – and they have the capacity to launch strong counterstrikes, which we will likely find out about later tonight.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2076804120590037323
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Hawkeye10 said:
"Where was the war plan......there was no plan"
"We have never gone into a fight this poorly prepared"
Ritter
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"No military force has ever kicked so much fuckin' ass while taking as little damage in return as the Americans and Israelis did in Iran. That dirty little bitch-atollah and his minions learned a hard lesson on their way to hell." - God

Just FYI this "poorly prepared war" resulted in:
  1. the deaths of ayatollahs, multiple generals and admirals, an entire navy, 80% of an air force, 80% of a country's radar systems, all of a country's nuclear refining capabilities, a country's ballistic missile factories, most of their ballistic missiles and launchers, and thousands of other valuable military targets on one side
  2. a handful of soldiers and a few airplanes on the other side
Tell me which one of those countries was poorly prepared for this war, genius.... Was it the side whose leader is on TV every day and banging a supermodel every night, or the side whose leader is represented by a cardboard cutout whle he's in hiding?


The fact that left4rds are saying the war was "poorly prepared" tells you everything that you need to know about them.
 
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